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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-06

HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCrIOSEER by II II LEEDS
IL a Co "Wednesday, March 7, at lon o'clock. At
AZ Willow street Broohlyn, Fulton Ferry Per
OF velvet tapestry carpets carved rosewood paroc
chairs and sewing covered IN rich green and gold
elk brocat.lle rosewood centre table statuary arbe
top large and elegant pier glasses with marble slabs
superb rosewood etegeres, cornices TO match, glasses
about 5.s32 rich lace curtains, oil paintings, nne
cravings and hbographs paror suit ro.ewood Ia crm-
and gold silk brocate. complete, Brussels carpets
la tea furniture IN rosewood covered In crims
ELK brocatels, mahogany dining table, sngravlDgs,
china and glassware bedroom furniture usual as,ort
ment with mattresses also, first rosewood furnl-
ture, bedstesds &c. Ssle viii commence with a small
lot 81 Kitchen The above Is in very nne order
will be sold without any reserve.
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ision in relation to this biI II ths WING party ds

opinion in relation to this BILL II the wing party de-
msnd II, Of course II must pass.
Mr.. l. b. johnson, Of Allegheny, rose to . question
account Of having been accused In the papers Of
democrat, and he remains so still. Mr. O'Keefe re-
piled that he thought the gentean had Exhibited mp
toms Of not only being whig but of the most
vindetve stripe, for he voted for Seward and with the
wings Of the House generally on all occasions.
APPOINTMENT OF ADJUTANT GENERAL OF THE STATE.
ALBANY, March 8, 1855.
The Hon. r. II. Pruyn, Of Albany has been appointed
Adutant General Of the State in place Of DE Peyster,
resigned.
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cents, eolored, and in nice case lined with velvet,
preserve twice the size others make for fifty CENTS
and equal In quality sire 10 those male elsewhere
for two dollars. Anson's $50 broadway opposite Me
tnopolitan Hotel
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From Boston.

TEE CAST OF WENDELL PHILLIPS, THEODORE PARKEK
AND OTHERS MOVEMENTS OF ANTHONY BURNS
SALUTE IN HONOR OF FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BosroS, March 5, 1855.
In the United States Circuit Court to-day the several
cases against Wendell Phillips, Theodore Parker and
others, for alleged participation in the Burns rendition
excitement in May last taken up and assigned for
Tuesday the Sd day of April next.
Anthony Burns is now at the house Of the Rev. Mr..
Stockwel, in Amherst On Wednesday evening next he
win he present at reception meeting in fremont Tenn
pie and Friday evening he win attend public meet
ing in New York.
A salute Of one hundred guns fired on the Com
mon, at today, in honor of the Inauguration OF
Franklin Pierce, President two years ago.
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Holloway Ointment and

HO1lOway's Ointment and Pills. -Ast0nlsil-
ishingly efcacious the OF salt rheum scrofula
and all skin diseases; they wh effect when all
other fail. Sold at the manufactures 80 Maiden
lane, New York, and 244 Strand, London aud by all
druggists at rs cents 82 cents and 81 per pot box
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Ausic BY Thomas Baker with beautiful vgnette. Words
by 20 d. Stuart Price 40c This IL one OF the hsppiest
illusions OF this popular composer and promises 70
eesd in It's popularity even his former choicest produc-
tons. Sparkling Polka" by the composer, Is
having an immense sale; seventh edition out The
pona i also arranged for four hands aud for orchestral
Price 4oc HORACE WATERS, Publisher, $50 Broadway.
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NJ b BUTLER, AUCTIosEER, PUBLIC ADMINS.
wi. traitors sale Of jewellers stcrs-will be sold
on Thursday, March s. at los O'Clock the premises
sos sixth avenue near Thirteth street, the entire
fixtures, TOOLS and lease Of the eweiry store William
Wise, Deceased consisting of large assortment Of
watches and ewelry, iron safe regulator, show eases
counter gas nxtures &c; Also complete set Of wstch
makers tools and lease prem Thus is an ercsli.nt
cpporiupity Tor any wishing to comncace ou ,ness
For particulars, inquire Of PETER b. SWEENEY, public
administrator, OIL Chambers street. Terms cnh.
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A UCH0N NOTICE THE UNDER IGNED WILL.
IA give his personal attention 70 the disposition Of
household furniture NJ private resdences and respect
fully socts sales OF the also regular sales
niture, paintings fancy soois, &C. 81 the sales o.
No. IA Maiden lane
JOHN I. yANDEwArER, Auctioneer.
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DIR. John Bulls Sarsaparilla II the most
eectual purifier OF the blood ami all the secretions of
the human system. Our most eminent physicians IT.
whom its composition has been made known pronounce
IT to be an unequaed tonic medicine for INDIGESTION
dyspe psia and liver omplants. Sold Wholesale and
tail, at DR. JOHN BULLS principal Office, No. Cort-
lAndt street. two doors from Broadway Price, In quart
bottles, 81 each, or six bottles for S.
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the spring win be ,ened al toe BAZAAR with the
most extensive and superb stock Of childrens head
dresses, boys' and infants clothing, hosiery, Iscss
broietIies, Paris made Shoes CATERS psrasois S that
has crossed the Atlantic GENiN's Bazaar,
5l3 broadway, 81 Nicholas Hotel
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BrOken Banhs-Present Valuey-An CITY
Banks taken at pal Wheat Growers CSC Bridgeton,
30 Government stock 90; Washtenaw, 40 Mechanics'
Bank Memphis 95 at EVANS clothing warehouses, 90
and G6 Fulton street. u
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Carpets, from Haggerty, Jones ~ CO.'S Great
sale "a 500 ~ srds OF splen,d three ply and ingram
carp@ts ~ Lowell manufacture, cold at tremendous
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A GOOD DRRSsMAkER WISHES TO ENGAGE HER
"A self by the day or week, or for few days each
veek, In respectabls American family Address @. W,
Herald Office.
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CHERIFF's sAIE-OF LIQUOR sTORE-ON TUESDAY,
- March 0, 1895, at ten A. NJ at Avenue A. west side
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets contents
Alquor and bar fixtures liquors. beer pumps
kegs, stand casks, &c.
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II L.vANDERwATER AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS
81 . day, Mt IOa O'Clock A. NJ, at the saieroom Il
Maiden lane, large variety Of and second hand
furniture, being the balace of Dealers stock declining
business, consisting in part Of handsome carved
wood, walnut and mahogany furniture. suite; te.e
tetes, Votaire parlor and sewing chairs, mahogany
sofas, carved rosewood ard mahogany bedsssds ditto
bureaus eegeres oak, rosewood and mahos any erten
sion tables lounges mattresses, paasses washstands
mating, carpets stoves, Office decks tables together
with general assortment OF Kitchen furniture.
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Great Sale Of Fancy Goods mt II. 8. Rogers
fancy bazasr owing to the extensive repairs to
in consequences Of the recent Dire the premises The
remainder OF this immense stocE embracing work boxes,
reticules PAPER mache work. fao opera glasses toilet
boxes, gentlemens and ladies' dressing cases. dressing
and shell combs, elegant statuary; psran, porcelain
and marble vases Newman's celebrated water colors
together with the choice selection of perumery
and soaps, with encess variety Of toys for the
amusement and instruction Of children. All will be
sold without regard to cost Aording opportunity
our citizens to supply themselves with everything
unique and beautiful At less than half the usual pr
II. 5. R0GERS' Fancy Bazaar, 449 Broadway
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VIZ W. SHIRLEY, AUCII0NEER, WILL SELL by Auc.
w hon, at the store OF Thomas y. Field lO7 Fulton
opposite Dutch street, Tuesday, March 1ok O'clock
general asso tment of china glass; and earthen ware,
from the shelves, in lots to sui. city and country
dealers.
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A LBERT II. NICOLAY, ACCuUNEER.-sPRISG FUR,
IA niture aseton sales.-fns anders,gned begs lsave
to inform bis friends and the public that he Is prepared
usual to give bis personal attention 10 FIRST clAss tnr
nture ss-s at auction, al the residences Of families that
intend breaking no housekeeping this sp,ing.
ALBERT III. NlLOLAY, Auc Ioneer, No, 4 Broad st.
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For Sale.-Sinciair's Hotel, 754 Broadway.
The stock fixtures ana GOODWILL OF tha we'll known
and popular house is offered for sale "A lease for
term Of years will be given. Parties desiring 70 pur-
chase will please apply TO Samuel n Engs l3i Front
street. corner of Pine. c. u. SINCLAIR Administrative.
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II ARGE AND VALUABLE STOCK OF FURNITURE =
Il ii. i. LEEDS, auctioneer-Wiil sell on Wednesday
March Z, at ten O'Clock A. NJ, at the store OF Mr.. ~
Enbureer, 34l Eighth avenue, between Twenty seventh
and Twenty eighth streets, entire stock cabinet iurn
tnre; sale positive
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vNTILIJAM TOPPING, AUCTI0SEER.-LARGE SALE
w Of iobber's stock Of SILK goods.--W lillian Top.
ping Co, No. 81 Broad street, viii sell Wednesday,
March T. by order Of assgnecs, without reserve, for
cash, the entire stock Of city obber, including fall
and desirable assortment Of millinery silk and dress
goods rich pout DO sole and satin ribbons velvet and
trimming ribbons marcsliines horences bonnet silks
and satns; laess embroid@res, white soods grapes.
Grape suisse gaco silks velve silk and hid gloves felet
mts Grape and other shAws and scarfs black gros de
Rhine and cloth mantias and cloaks. &c. &s The fore
going compr,es the stock o. a Arst class ng house.
and will ali be sold for cash without any reserve Gaia
loguss ready early morning Of sale.
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CHLHFF'S SALE "A. n. CRIsTALAR, AUCTIONEER,
- 20 Bowery will SELL Wednesday, 7th inst at 10
O'Clock, ladies' silk satin and plush CIRCULARS coaks
mantlas, chldrens hoods hats and caps and various
other articles In the line removed from the Eighth
for convenience OF sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-06

DO-ITIyEsAIE -WM " FRANKLIN -OSs Will
II zen on SatureAy, March 10, ~ "a. Mc,rhautsi "a
change AZ ~ O'Clock the valuable rat-r poser pager
NH, tso dwelling houses, ani seventy eVe ~
lsnd situated tro milss Outh o. tf rAls 81 8@pst
sJotsweo5 ". J. Gao - rsaeh~d In to- hours fro
New York rwothirdso f the par.ha.s MONEY rsn 70
main on bond and n9rtgags, a. sir pr cest
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A SslGNEE'S SALE TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUG
"A ton, the premises, Franklin, Clinton street.
Greenpoint, SIEVE nteenth ward, Brooklyn, Tuesday
March Q, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, the entire stock Of mach
merry, teols &c, OF the firm OF Hluleabeek Currie
consisting of ten horse power steam engine boiler
and appurnances, shaitng and betting, mortising
machine, two gr ndstones, circular and fxtures
oiners benches clamps and handsaws screws together
with the red term of lease OF the ground and the
buildings thereon. Also, quantity Of boards
JOHN II. BROAD, Assignee
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A ssIGNEE's sALE.-rHE LARGE AND SPLENDID
"A stock Of embroderies lacss hosiery and kid gloves
contained In store No. 779 Broadway offered for
chase will find to their advantage TO call and examine
the goods The stock which Is very large comprising
the finest goods In the market must be disposed Of In
few days. Open from O'Clock, NJ, to o'clock,
p. NJ, each day BY order OF the assignees, No. 779
Broadway. between Ninth and Tenth atreeta.
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7 Ohm W. soMERlNDyKE, AUCTIONEER MORT
81 gage sale Of the furniture 81 me Mansion
House, on the southwest Fourth ovenus ami
Thirty 'wcond street, on tuesday, Mar ia D. at los
ocloeh by virtue OF chate m1sssage. tbs household
furniture, consisting OF mahogany sofas, chairs marble
top and ether tables carpets curtains, clio ks Also
bedste ads beds aud be- ding. wa,lstands, ctocke-
ry. Also, bar furniture. consisting 'of the usual var
ETY. OF decanters tumblers and other fixtures chairs
tables, oicloths, Stoves paintings pictures mirrors
Sc., &c. Particulars Of lease at sale. Terms cash.
JOHN W. SOMERINDYKE
for
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4 t0NSTAEIE'S SAIE-0F WATCHES, JEwEI.RY, &C.,
~ on Wednesday, March I, at ten O'Clock A. M at
$40 Broadway, consisting OF an assortment Of gold
Watches earrings hnger rings breast pins iockets
cil cases guard, fob and vest chains, silver spoons
watches, &c. J. X. HARRINGTON, Constable.
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TUUNIS MORRILL,. AUCrIONEER THIS MORNING,
Il at 10Is O'Clock, At 81 Nassau street, desks and
counters, secondhand; ten articles Of jewery also
OF dneIent brands-operas londrer, plantation,
Ralas principles and maduros In lots suit
also, decks and lounges for Offices Furniture, Nc, on
IhurAdAy, BY catalogue.
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A SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE
"A young girl, nurse, ane TO do light chamber work
place Can be for two days at 1856 Twentieth street
Eighth avenue.
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grocery store, ~ Fulton street. New York parties 10
whom indebted may present their bills IN the dry
goods store l42 Capa street 2s0 Grand street New
York. and who due 10 the said concern win plea Sc
call immesiitey and settle, AZ all Outstanding debts
must be collected before thu lst OF May.
OLIVER M0WBRAY, 1s2 Canal street.
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n RocERlEs, SUGARS LIQUORS, CHAMPAGNE
~ segars, this day, tuesday, at 81 Dey street,
Of greenwich salmon, behring's teas coses cocoa,
chocolate, buck wheat -four, sheed Almonds pickles,
hardware harness. rijpg saddles sboyel. spades also
a lot Of saloon furniture, tables, crockery, &c.
W. A. CARTER, Auctioneer. 81 Dey street.
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JonSw. sosEMspYKt, AucIosrxa. -sHealrrs

J0HSw. soyERisDYRt, AUCnoSERR. -sHERIFFs
81 tale ~ magnificent rose sood iurnttnre, pier and
mantle glasses ehsndelers, Witon tapestry and Bfus
seh carpets, silver ware NC, contained In house ass
Houston street, on Wednesday, March III, at los.
O'Clock. The parlors are furnished With suits Of nelly
carved rosewood, upholstered rich broeatse, t-ts
tster arm, paToT and reception chairs, fu length
mirrors, front and back mantls mirrors, Wilton ear.
pts made to order with borders, rich rugs, marble
top centre and Size tables (,ossvood), splendid lace
cGrans With sllk and satin drapery, tA<.-. and cor
noes, magnificent foss sood plAno add stool sundry
orbaments chandeliers u the richest descrption Ia
haPo wood oarb. top hat stand aud dressing table
canbLed, gas fixtures, oileloth halls throughout
good order. Brussss star carpets al the s.Ars.
The sleeping fnrnitors is Of the richest aesHp.
ton tweve rooms large and small al furnished vita
rosewood beostfads very costly ,ls top dressing
bursAus DO. enclosed washstsncs do side tables III
gt toe. SETS Brussels carpets lace curtains the be.t
bair mAttrssssg, eown pillows ana bolstsrs silk aud
ratin bed covers, rosewood iospres, rockers and
ebsirs sain towers mirror front war3r06Is plain DO
mirror front bOoAcAf. and secretary combineA A. A.
Aso In dining room exien,o tabIe marble to1 slls.
board, chairs, ctocksry, glassware. silver ~srv
platsd SAVERS tea aud coffee Also the kitehrn
furniture, &c, &c. Catalogues ~ sale.
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VNHE MABRfA1F GUIDE or, FAMILY MEDICAL AND
II FHfsiOLOsCAL INSTRUCTOR, Tor tbs sps.si ..
Of the msrusd ~ those aso9 marry. " W. y.
Hoick, the esi.hrsfei sutisur and i~ctGrsr Ninety
eighth edition. aoD psk.. ami eoiored piAtss Ttls
btok decidedly th~ beet Dook u rtni rub.
shsd aBd has a. u nsd uai-1 rspu'a ion IN
cirrpls'lou ~ tset, there u other lac u iu She
inyiisb language. " contains fan rn'0rmRsio1 iron
.gtTy trie interesting 20 married psr.ons ~. !. sr Is
moral irtsbtihe, practically usual mi popular Price
o. . collar Published ~ r w. sTKOxa " Sasssa
street Ns- Nork city. Who oil ssBa ID shy SHIRE FREE
~ tosi On fscsriny ans doisr sod tbe atd,@st ~ -
bal alec ~ al book silsfs. Thousaads sod ts1y
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BROOKLYN, Feb. 20, 1855.

HOUNTRY sEAT-IN RYE, WEST CHEsiER COUNTY,
~ for sale at auction, by ANTHONY J. BIEECKER, at
1885, at IL clock bills particulars at the suctionser
No. Broad street.
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TAMIL T. MACFARIAN, AUCIIONEE .-PAREMP.
~ tory sale OF that valuAbis property, situated
the northwest corner of Lexington avenue and Fifty
cond street, at Observation-Disclosures MERRITT, Auc.
toneers will sell at auction This day, March 1858,
at IL O'Clock ut the Merchs Exchange six lots OF
ground situated the northwest corner Of Lexington
and Fifty second street The property Is To-
Gated that il makes very desirable residence for
butcher being adjacent to the Washington Drove Yards
The property consists of two vacant lot, Lexington
ayesue; two lots adjoining, with frame dwelling house
each one lot the northwest corner OF Lexington
Fifty second street. with stable and carriage
house fronting Fifty tecond street; and lot
Fifty second street with slaughter house and cattle
hovel. Terms viii be made known the day OF sale
For maps OF the property and further information apply
at the Office Of the Auctoneers, no. Nassau street.
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A LOTION SALE OF GOOD HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
"A ture, elegant rosewood pianoforte, &c.-R. W.
WESTC01T, aucton.er, will sell by catalogue, to
n,ture in house No. ~ Eighth avenue embracing the
entire contents Of IL rooms ale positive rain shine.
Carved God mshoyapy sofas marble top rosewood
tables rich pets rosewood paror furniture, suite;
emb idered curtains eh shades spring seat chairs in
la CLOCK rich vases rosewood eterere oil paintiugs
&c with large and valuable assortment Of chamber
furntuIe-rosewood and mahogany French bedstesds,
suIerb hair mattresses feather beds, oval mirrors,
marble top washstands, toilet SETS gothic and oak
chairs, &C., with large variety Of basement furni.
ture-verware rich china sets, ivory cutlery glass
ware, extension tables, &c deposit will be required
of every purchaser.
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Singers Sewing laehines.-Great Improve
ments have just been completed in these celebrated
machines. The unpleasant noise has all been removed
and the machines can be run with half the power
hitherto required The finest cotton or silk thread
bs sewed without breaking the equal tension Of the
threads remains unchanged under all circum .tsnces,
and the machine Is competent TO do every kind OF
work perfectly. Call, examine and be sat,sae
l. M. SINGER Il 20, 1913 Broadway
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VIZ G. AIBURTus AuCrIoNEER. = sHERIrFs

M G. AIBURTUS AUCTI0NEER. - eHERIFF'S
w sae.-On Tuesday, March ., 1855. AZ IL O'Clock,
the stock and fixtures OF the store l1 Atlantic street.
south Brooklyn consisting Of silk frnges gimps
and emtroideries, ribbons, dress trimmings, Gloves
hosiery, tasses yeivetn silks, thread needles aud but
tons OF every description sale positive Terms cash
The above ,ale is further post ,onsd until ruesds
Marcl. 10, at the same hoar and place.
h. LOTT Sheriff.
JOHN PIERCE Deputy.
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A YOUNG WOMAN WISHES TO ENGAGE WITH A
"A private family, a. seamftress; understands dress.
MAJ ing would be willing to assist in the dressing
children, anything that would suit the fxml y.
Please call ADDRESS g2 Cli street front bassrn
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fashion Of real babies also lot OF undressed These
babies known 10 cry unless they pnched
Price 81 81 % and 81 so for the undresse and proper
tionably low for the dressed.
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A GOOD MlLIiNER Wa rED-oNE AocUsrogED
IN to working in a fashionable establishment can
have permanent situation, and salary no object. Ar.
ply at l6l Sixth avenue between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets.
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Defiance Salamander safes.-R0bert M. Pat
RICK ID the sole manufacturer in the United States Of
he above celebrated safes, and \. G. COINS impene.
nable defiance locks and cross bars. Depot No 100
Pearl street, door below Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-06

UIARRES H0f.BROOK, AUCTI0GEER5 AT AUG
w ton, this day, at half pact ten O'Clock the large
and va liable stocA Of watches and jewey contained 10
the store 50 Chatham street The attention Of the trade
and the public 10 particularly invited TO th. sale a.
bargains may be anticipated 10 lusncs OF change
In business.
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A RESPECTABLE WIDOW WOMAN WISHES A
"A respectable la y or gentleman To adopt her cn,ld
girl ten weeks Ole she Il unable TO to herself
It. Can be for week, at los West Nine tenth
street between sixth and seventh avenues, third hoor
front room.
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A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES sIruA.
"A ton as seamstress, by the week month. CAN at
203 West Twenty hth street. between Eighth and Snth
avenues.
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n G. HORTON, AUCTT0NEER, WILL SELL THIS
VI. day, CTuesday) at the sales room 10 Sixth ave
nue., at O'Clock the sto;x Of dealer in second hand
clothing
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4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG LAD, AGED NINETEEN
n years. Is DESTROYS Of learning trade ship carpen-
ter cooper prsieei The best OF city reference
be given To character, DC. Address James Blflle
113 Atlantic street. Brooklyn.
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SITUATION WAN1ED-BY A REsPECrABIE
IA young girl, As chambermaid or waiter. Tn. best
Of city reference be- given. Please call At 80 West
Thirteenth street between 18th and sixth avenues.
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A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT WOMAN WANTS
IA situation as nurse; will do any Kind Of sewing o
chsmberwork, and fine washing would make hers.I
very useful IN family las objection TO the country
Can be- seen for two days, ut 1876 Prime. street.
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A UNUSUALLY NEAT AND QUICK SEAMsTRESS,
"A who makes the most fashionable hdl,s' under
Clothes wants situation; undes-tands all sind. OF
family sewing and can do up fine mnsns beautifully,
Please cali ortwo days at Us Thirtysxth street. east
Of Third avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-06

EUGENE B. FRANKLIN AUCTIoNEER-BY FRANK
II LIN HICs0IS, Office 81 Nassau street. Spring
urnitur auction salesThe Subscribers beg leave
form their friends and the public that they will gvs
their persor attention TO furniture sales at
the residences Of families that intend breaking house
keeping in the spring
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-06

YOUNG MAN wlSIiIH A sifrATI0S ~ GAR
N d.ner updcrsiaD ds the care ~ horses sood city
reference given Please cal Jol Dicmvr 80 Dvision
street, for two days