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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-10

Enisrant te'iigence Once aud LabOr Exchange
Skeu0ved IT No = Canal tie Of Centre and
esssl sc New Yok Tbs OHee Is established BY the Com
seneu Of Emigration where always 10 found large
ssness q LAeoRERs snd SERVANTS very low Of
VIC persons have their orders hled 81 writing
~ mt and nins the sary % pay
VI tae parties required No fees ehxsed 20 emp
10Y" JAMES PAGAN, Superintendent
reo"soer.-JoHN A. GRAY, Noe IS and 81
ShHst' sefne' oi franhfortst NewYorh invites rub
ksAeD 70 examine ais new pRYDrN prpYrcriSa
PRESS, recently imported from London which Ace. 4, Ina.
Of ~orA IN beautiful style and PERFECT sroIsrrp ,,
- peculiarly scspted to LONG NUMBERS ana ,,lm. III.
stts rnon Of all istereefed
specs. attention given to GENERAL JOB WORK, ana .
BUBLIsHERs PREsswORK BY night OF Ia,
JOHN A GRAY Nos % and y Clast nv
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Lectures, ON the Eye and -peetacies hps.Ts,sd y
uas,i. Ds,Isms and ArtI6cis Eyes. EVERY WEDNESDAY
VVFkikG o'oIoet. AZ No 30 Bo~eiy By nf rhANno'
Of No Opicisn 10 the Eye Hospital ana Eye ID
frmary. Aorntssion ~ cents.
Grand Division :. Of r., Eastern New ork.-,
tn r,,usr Quarterly Session Will commence on The seoen1
WEDNESDAY, Of Jan TO- 1855 IN the Hall Of Harmony DiTi-
s.n No xsi Grand a. al O'Clock y. NJ Representatives.
~' THOMAS EDGERLEY, @. 8.
Sixth Ward Relief association. The Store Honse
ef ths Association will be OPEN DAILY from 10 10 at Nos
~ arr 20 Duane ~. near Centre. ~
D. nations In Money Clothing Pfovisions, will be re-
csIy.d a. the Store House BY the Ieasnre No ~ Est
HENRY Il. HOWARD. Chairman.
OWEN w. BRENNAN Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-10

SALE OF PEWs-Tbe Pews Ibis church will be sold at
puhhe auction WEDNESDAY the 18th nst commencing
O'CLOCK in the evening at the church corner OF Madison
Az and 2ltb interior Of the church be OBJ
oIfsipss OF John Ten Brock, No @Walla Charles Bulk
NJ No 50 william st., and A r. "etmore No 81 ye~ys
TIE church will be inspection Monday Tuesday
aDl "wednesday day and evening Terms sale - per cent
sash balance equal sums 81 and months with Interest
l. HOFEMAN. Auetioneer.
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20 CHARITY REQUIRED.-50Os Servants,

ITO CHURCH CHOIRS.-A Gentleman who
kn,uns Ia Al Episcopal Church a. the IVES, for
Der CT years washes TO engage either TENOR slSSch OF
vcEld LEADs ChOlR, IN Sew-vofs Of btooslyn Tse ~,
prefer ed Of convenience bis Tesideocs
Of be gwen Address Box No 1911 se"
York Post OEce
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Mercantile Library Association-REGuLAR

Mercantile Library AssOciation-HEtuLAh NUN
NATIONS FOR 1855
For Pyoider!.
gro C. WOOD with Diblee, Work & Moore.
Fv Zee Presideat:
JOHN CRERAR wthC Raymond Co.
Fov COryesyondfn0 Secretary
WIN H. GLIDER with Lewis b. Brown Co.
tOv Recording Secretary
HENRY THOMAS with Bank for Savings
WIN. II TAYLOR, With ceoIal Bank
ALEX p FIsKE, with Jsmes Henry Mcbride
ROWLAND n. TlSPsON with Philip Dater &c.
j LAWRENCE ELDER with Hollander
WIN a WlCkHAh with u 3 NJ Steamship Conraxy.
JOHN II NICHOLS. with Baehus. Osborne 4 Co.
WIN l. SEAMAN with Richarjs. HsIght Co.
VIM II BANKS with Warren L Co.
henry l.. PERSON, Jr., Chairman Con mi,tee
VIZ. q. COLLINS, Secretary.
the emb-s of the Mercantile Library Association held Dec
70, 1854, the following ticket was adopted as the
REGULAR NOMINATION.
Fer PrSsid<nt
FRANK W BALLARD, with A Il Lawrence a Co.
For pioe Pyesideat
JOHN CRERAR. with Raymond Co.
For Corresponding Secretary
WILLIAM H. GLIDER. with Lewis b. Brown Co.
Eey Record'ag Seersfa,p
HENRY A. THOMAS, with 5anh for savinss
For Tre1swu
WILLIAM H. TAYLOR with Central Bank.
Fer Duerfors
FLOYD GARRISON, with Cornels 4 Willie
GEO N. slMONsON, With soeliac freres
JOSEPH C. MORTON, with Smith, Van Horn i Co
HEHRY b HYDE, with Mntusl Life lbs. Co
ALEX FlskE, wi,h Jas and Henry Mcbride
@ A ARMOUR JR with Alex Stewart Go.
w CAMPBELL with Columbian Foundry.
VIM HENRY ARMOUR,
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with working tools, and few head Of stock, the
settlers thereon, who ore also exempted from con-
tributions and military service. When privilege
has been conceded to construct canal. the M1igs-
in any way; and some ports among them, those at
the two extremities of the canal are declared free.
The privileges can be conceded BY Congress,
the provincial Legislatures, or municipal councils
The proceedings Of declaring. licensing and
adjudication of mines are also very expeditions.
Foreigners are declared naturalized, and enjoy
the same privileges as New Granadians, by he mere
fact Of their having domiciled at certain points
which it is necessary to bring forward.
To each new settlement on work lands the
executive power can concede twelve thousand
fanegadas; out of these far as 60 Q32 acres) to
each head Of family. The settlers are exempt from
military enlistment for IL years.
The laborers under contract for roads enjoy
also the same exemption, as far as imposts and mill
The national Legislature generally grants relief
to the unfortunate who lose their property by fire.
Establishments and plantations of agricultural
produce not commonly known w. n the country are
sorts Of seeds Is free.
Recompenses are given to foreigners who, residing
in the country, render useful services to humanity
andi general the New Granadan legislature possess
ing the frank and hospitabe feelings Of the people
have based their institutions the interests of hu
man kind, consecrating Us laws the principles Of
common good The New Granada government is
based on public opinion, and not the strength of
the army. At present there are not enrolled more
than 5SS soldiers, and these are solely employed as
armed police, and this number is being daily re-
duced. ~
Newspapers and magazines pay no postage.
NorT-various dispositions are not here mentioned re-
spectpg pecunary grants to emgrants, because they
do not take effect now, from the national treasury
having more urgent calls.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-06

A MARBLE QUARRY CLOSED ny AN AVALANCHE
Through private source we have received inte
gence OF an important movement, which q short
time since occurred In Vermont, and which came
near resulting in fearful loss Of life. At the quarry
of the Rutland Marble Co., in Rutland. VT. one of
the most extensive OF the numerous quarres at that
place, In the excavation Of marble, large pit had
been formed, some 200 feet in extent, and running
back under the upper marble, which i not used
abont 80 feet. In this pit rs or 100 workmen are
daily employed, drilling marble by hand and by
means OF steam drill. On the evening OF the 26th
ut., but few moments after the dispersion Of the
workmen, the huge mass overhanging this pit, By
some means becoming loosened. fell, covering the
entire pit and engine house to the depth Of about
twenty-five feet, with immense masses Of rock, trees
and the debris of the hill behind 1t. The engine
man, who had been running the engine till within
few minutes Of the slide, had q narrow escape. As
he was passing out, large stone that fell somewhat
fastened his steps, and he had hardly stepped out,
when the pit literally closed up behind him. The
extent Of the damage is 30 great that the company
Will make no efforts to reopen the quarry this sea
son Boston Trareiler, Aug. 4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-06

A UCTIoN NoTICE,-JoHN HorGH, AUCrIoNEER.-
n Magnificent household furniture, rosewood piano
forte pier and oval mirrors velvet carpets, oil paint
ings statuary, &C., to be sold tomorrow, Tuesday at
10a a. NJ precisely. These good, the entire splen
did contents of the first class four story dwelling No. 70
Murray street, and are to be sold without reserve.
part but not minute list is mag
n6cent rosewood suit consisting Of pieces the
frames Of which solid rosewood, deliberately carved
and upholstered, in crimson and maroon brocate
wood seven octave panoore Of beautiful tone and fully
warranted massive rosewood bookcase carved rosewood
etegere with plate glass doors and back elegant ladies'
escrutoire inlad beautifully throughout; carved
wood centre tables with statuary marble tops heavy
French plate pier glasses rosewood buffet beautifully
decorated china vases marble statuary very fine
designs; an excellent collection Of oil paintings, by
fists of acknowledged TALENT royal tapestry velvet
pet, aabaster marble and Gothic nlaii clocks elegant
lace curtains, cornces shades, &C. Dining room-Sod
mahogany extension table with carved feet mahogany
tea and breakfast tables, mahogany cushioned chairs
decorated china dinner and tea sets silver tea services
casters cake baskets forks spoons &c cut glass wines
gobles preserves fruit Dishes &C.; ivory cutlery
graved decanters, silver napkin rings &C., &c. Cham
bers-Rosewood and mahogany bedsteads, bureaus,
washstands and card tables rosewood suit in hair cloth
do, tapestry Brussels and ingram carpets
pier and oval mirrors paasses, pure curled hair mat
tresses feather pillows and holsters, Marsees counter
panes lace and muslin window drapery cornces, shades
toilet SETS engravngs &C. &c. Catalogues at the house
Sale without regard to weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-06

TIE scHuYLKILL Coal REoIoN.--It Is contem
plated TO locate an immense basin at Trenton for
the rc-shipInent OF coal through the Delaware aud
haTtan csnal 70 New York. II has been ascertain
ed that II requires but road OF thrtyepht miles of
rail to open the coal region of schuyikill county
with New York by which route the Article can he
forwarded at reduced rate. Trenton, a. a manu-.
featuring CITY Is easy Of access and uidistant a.
people there think Il IL destined to tecoe either
sss.ad Manchester Qg Birmingham.
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IN UcT1oN sALE.-BY ORDER or THE sHERTF-

A UCT1oN sAIE-BY ORDER Or THE SHERIFF
"A On Wednesday August 8, at 1913 O'Clock, at store
No, 6H Pine street.-By HENRY 3. HERTS Jr., Auc
toneer-A large stock Of wines, brandies &c., in bond
preserved fruits, SOAP candles sardines, anchovies,
pickles, btters tobacco champagne hock redesheimer
Haut sauterne, and other Rhine Wines crets, Howard
March Madeira, London dock port amontiado sherry.
Also 20 Z casks Of Cognac and Pellevossn brandy in
bond Curacao in cases, Msraschno, Muir sons Edn-
segars ofvarious choice brands being the entire stock
Of large wholesale dealer and importer part the goods
are in bond, and will be delivered from under custom
lock, the balance has been removed under attachment
TO the seesroom, OK pne street where il will be
view and catalogues ready the day previous to sale
Terms cash Deposits required from every purchaser
By order, FRED'K. L. vALrEE, Deputy Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-06
4 LBEIsT n. NIcoLAY, AUcrIoNEER-GREAr AND

A LBERT II. NICOIAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND
IA attractive sale Of superb liquors. under Custom
House lock. ALBERT II. NICoIAi will sell at auction,
Tuesday, August at II O'Clock, at his salesroom
IL Broad street, the entire stock Of OF rst i'm
porting houses consisting in part of various superior
brsndies sherre Madeiras, &c. Also, 1000 St
Julien ciare $50 Chateau Margeau do 80 ootayes
very old superior sherry, fine old port wines, superior
old cognac brandes both pale and dark of 1876 vintage
Haut Baizac, sautcrne and other wines Holland gin
and French wines vinegars barrels and cases cham
payne Of various brands Also, about IS 900 Havana
segars all of which to be sold in the Original packa
gees imported, and delivered from the United States
Bonded Warehouse. Terms cash, in bankable money.
Sale peremptory and every article the catalogue
ranted represented. Sample, ready for examination
carly on morn ming Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-06

DACIFIC EXPRESS CoMPANY.-FoR CALIFORNIA,
Il Oregon, sandwich Islands and the south Pacific
Uhice, 124 Broadway Our next regular expresses
on Monday Aug. g. in charge Of special messengers by
the steamers GEORGE LAW (via Pansma) and DAMN.
WEEIER (via Ncaregus). Through freight taken at
20 cents per b. stow freight at 49,. cents per H. f
packages weighing 81 lbs. to the cubic foot lighter
freight in proportion. Letters must be enclosed in
government 10 cent envelopes.
wM II HALL. Agent
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EXPRESSES.

T,REEAfAN 4 CO.'S FREIGHT, PACKAGE PARCTa.
IL and Letter Express, to California. Oregon sand
witch Islands and west coast of South America Office 80
Broadway Our next expresses will be dispatched ~
above via Panama and Nicaragua routes per steamers
George Law and Daniel Webster. Monday, August g.
1850 Express via Panama closes ut one and via Mica
rsgua Mt two =. n. Freight taken at reduced rates
goods shipped in bond. An express letter bag will be
mode up and forwarded in charge Of special messenger
through to destination by each route Letters must be
enclosed in government ten cent envelopes. Rate for
single letters, 1919 cents each prepaid government en-
velopes can be procured at our Office.
FREEMAN 4 CO., 50 Broadway.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

HNHFAP FARE-F0R ALBANY AND TROY, IN con
~ nection with the New York Central and Northern
Rsiroadf-Passage rs cents: berths, 25 cents; state
rooms, so ents.The fast and splendid HERO,
j. W. Hancox master leaves the north sidc OF Robinson
street pier every Tuesday Thursday and sunday, at
p. NJ, arriving by "A. NJ
INOR COMFY ISLAND AND FORT HAsuLr0S-THE
IL steamer NORWAlK leaves New York as follows
Pier foot of Amos street at Ga a. NJ, and l2 and 81.
r, NJ. pier foot Of Spring street o. A. ~, 12 and 81
p. H.. pier No. North river, at 10 A. ~, and Up M
leaving Coney Island last trip, at 6f T. ~ Fare 20 Co
ney Island and Fort Hamilton and back to New Yor, Is
cents. No half price for children.
INoR LONG BRANCH, SHREWSBURY HIGHLANDS.
IL 6c.-The fayorite steamer JAMES CHRISlOPRY1s
viii leave foet Of Jay street for above places on &
turday, August = At O'Clock z, ~; sunday 5th, at
a. ~ Monday, 9th al p NJ; Tuesday, It'll at Y. NJ;
wednesday, sth az 4P NJ Returning will leave ocess
Port on Saturday, August g. at 6P. NJ sunday str st2
y NJ Monday, 9th, at A. NJ Tuesday, Tth, az 10 A. M
Wednesday, sh, at III A. NJ Fare 81 cents.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAT
SALES AT AUCTION.

"A bonds at auction-Regular sale.-Mbert II. Nico-
Lay viii SELL this day. August g. at l2 o'clock, at the
Merchants Exchange for account Of whom 1t may con-
700 Missouri State per cent bonds. each 81 900
5000 Terre Haute and Alton Railroad "a mortgage
bonds ....................esc each 1000
g. 600 Flushing Railroad Is. mortgage bonds a.. 1000
1900 Memphis City six per cent bonds ...... 1000
80 shares Panama Railroad. .................. lO0
20 Hudson River Railroad ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
SO Galeha and Chicago Railroad ............. 90
100 Central Bank ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. so
25 Marble and Stone Quarrying Co ...........,. 10
l. $50 Ship Timber Bending Co., full stock) ...... 6
Terms Of SaoTen pcr cent this day, and the balance
before O'Clock to morrow The accrued interest on all
the bonds will he charged TO the purchaser with the
cepton of the state bonds Next regular sale on Thurs
day, August O.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-06

NEW FALL Goods. BECK co. WILL OPEN on
IN Monday, August g. their new fall stock Of French
English German and domestic dry goods silks, shaws
cloaks, de lanes merinos plaids calico linens white
muslins, embroideries hosiery, gloves, &C. j. B. Co.
would respectfully call the attention Of merchants 70 the
above stock they will find ii the best selected stock
the city. 1855 and 357 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-06

DorNTY LAND OFFICE, SO WALL STREET, BASE
ID ment.-Solders sailors, ana tesnscrs, in aoy
since l7s5, or their widows obtain ther Land wa
rants Of the agent n T. BETS No. 50 Vol street Ne
char1c until collected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-06

HtRoCKERY AND GLASSWARE AUCTION NOTICE.
" }, E. VAN ANTWERP will sell on Tuesday August
at 10 O'Clock from the shelves at ZIG Pearl street 40
crates white granite, yellow and Rockingham ware also
80 packages glassware also with which the sole wilt com
mencc f6 large lots American c. c. and brown ware ia
mayed Catalogues ready Also $50 clocks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-06

ITO CAP1TAIISTS-A YOUNG MAN HAVING A NEW
i and useful invention, indispensable in every family
would dispose Of to- ny person having the u
manufacturing. Address C. TATE, Chatham square Post
Office. m
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DRY GOODS, &C.


zoe BROADwAY-MANUFACTUR DEPOT on
COO Brussels and Chantilly laces.-Received new
assortment Of rich point rAguile laccs shaw scar
dounces, mantillas wells handkerchief &C.. &c. whole
sale and retail JULES DEICROIX
near the Metropolitan Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-06

HtAsH LOANED IN ANY AMOUNT, OR PURCHASED
~ at sight for fair prices, diamonds, Watches rich
iewery plate, merchandise and valuable personal pro-
perty BY WOOD 90 Fulton street second door front
room, from A. NJ. to S p. III. .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-06

WIN Writers, ACCroNE12-wIII SELL. THIS
w day, at 10Y O'CLOCK at 10 Howard street MI tia
ecnieel psFior chamber sni kitchen furniture IA ths
above house AL the furniture " nearly nes All soii
IA Consequence Of The srneg golrs te Europe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-06

A uCrIoN EoTTCF.-JOsEPH L. SMITH AUCTION
IA Ger, will sell, this Monday, at 10l A. NJ, at IS
Franklin street fourth house west of Broadway one
rosewood piano Of brilliant tone and finish parlor fur
nture, OF solid rosewood rich carpets, oiicloths oil
paintings, large oval and pier glasses rocking and easy
chairs, mahogany and maple chairs, sofas, dining and
tea tables rosewood and mahogany bedteads bureaus
and washstands TO match best hair mattresses crock
cry glassware clocks silver ware, &c.. three enameed
cottage Ruits,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-06

DANK OF THE OHIO SAVINGS INSTITUTE, TIFFIN,
Id Ohio.-The paper of the above institution will DO
received at per cent discount by the undersigned
W. CLARK & CO., No. Hanover street, N. "
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HtASH LOANED IN ANY AMOUNT OR PURCHASED
~ at sight for fair prices, diamonds, Watches rich
jewelry plate merchandise and valuable personal pro-
pery by R. WOOD 90 Fulton street second door front
roc M from A. NJ. to 7. M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-06

SPECIE AND EXCHANGE OFFICE No. IS WORTH
- Gate Anthony street near Broadway, Modats build
ing conducted as heretofore by b. i. Colby. Foreign
gold and uncurrent money discounted at the lowest
rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-06

TyI1As COMBS, ArCTIoNEER-HAvING TAKEN THE
NJ spacious saesroons 60 Nassau street will sell at
auction oil kinds OF furniture merchandise paintings
and works Of art, also stocks bonds real estate and
ships at the Merchants Exchange, Cash advances made
when required Account of sales rendered promptly.
The opening sole viii be announced a few days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-06

A UCrIoE NorlCE.-ruNIs MoRBEII4 AUCrIoNEER.
N Furniture &c.-Monday morning at 10Y o'clock,
No 81 Nassau street stocks Of extensive advantageous
manufactured comprising full assortment adapted TO
city and foreign purchasers. Southern &c, dealers at
tend Catalogues with full particulars ready Segars
at commencement in lots to suit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-06

A UCTIoN SALE OF HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FUR
"A niture, mirrors, oil paintings, &C., tomorrow,
tuesday August T. at 1915 O'Clock, AM.-JOHN +. RUS.
SELL auctoneer will sell at the salesroom Of DAY RUS
SELL CO, IS Nassau street (ate r. G. Kemp's) large
and superb collection Of handsome furniture oil paint
ngs, rich framed mirrors &C., &c. Goods purchased to
leave the city be packed the premises
able charge. Terms cash, in bankabe money.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-06

V-FRGNLSi FTECTROCIF3IcAL BATHS NO 900
y sixth svcnue-rhese baths are prepared expressly
for the Of diseases arsng from the use OF mercury
and the Absorption o. the different metallic substances
They guaranteed 70 cure specify AM permanently
the painters colo, lead coic snj al the dsase that
painters plumbers AMI worxmen in metals are subject To-
as vel "a paralysis, rheumatism, dyspepsia een,ina
vcakness, snd ell the yarious female disease Prof
veynis The invcnor aai D. Hcuhnson give their pee.
sonai attention and advice p 81 patients n .-rhecy
gSplaned 20 students,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-06

DVIDFND-THE DIRECTORS OF THE KNICKER.
~ booker Stage Company have this day declared d.
vdend Of three per cent out Of the earnings Of the last
three months payable and utter August 1885, The
transfer books will be closed to that date.
GEORGE G. PETERS, Treasurer.
New York, August l, 1855.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-06

MONEY ADVANCED FOR SHORT PERIODS ON PEAL
fotes dry goods horses carriages every description
property by the responsible Empire Loan and Agency
Company c. WILLIS Agent 333 Broadway opposite the
Broadway theatre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-06

A UCTIoN NOTICE THOMAS BELL, AUCTIONEER-
"A BELL, & BUSH viii sell Tuesday, st 10s
O'Clock in their auction rooms, IL North Wianstrect
extensive valuable assortment of household furniture
of all descriptions also balance stock of seasonable dry
goods clothing fancy goods, &C. Regular notice Of
next sales Of goods which have been exhibition at the
Crystal Palace to take place Thursday and Friday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-06

MIR. AND MADAME NOEI. BERGIER's BOARDING
Xxl and day school for young ladies' 800 Second ave-
nue., between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets. Mr.
and Nine Noel Berger respectfully inform their feods
and the public generally that their institution will be re-
opened on Monday, the 10th Of September. stage Is
attached to this establishment for pupils at distance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-06

A UCTION NOTICE.. BOGART AUCTIONEER.-
"A S. BCGART. TUESDAY, at 10iz o'clock, at No. Q
Albany street. the contents Of boarding house-about
seventy superior feather beds bedseads and bedding
spring mattresses, sofas, bureaus carpets washsands
tables chairs, kitchen range and furniture also bar
room furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-06

A UCTIoN NOTICE ON MONDAY AUGUST 8, AT 10
n O'Clock, ". A CARTER will SELL at the store 12S
Church street the contents Of grocery and liquor store
grocer's wagon, Light road wagon still, honey, gin,
awning, &c. &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-06

nNDEND.-I.ENox FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
~ New York, August l. 1855.-The Board of Drec-
tors have this day declared semi-annual dividend u
five (5 yer cent payable at the Office of the company
81 Wall street. and after Tuesday 7th August inst
The transfer books will be closed from the Sd to the tn
inst. DAVID DRAKE, Lecretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-06

D0ARD DOWN TOWS.-OSE OR TWO SINGLE GEN
I'D tlemen be accommodated with desirable rooms
and board. Apply at 100 Chambers street Reference
REQUIRED.