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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-10
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Tho COmmerial.. Crisis-- DixtreU ofthe Work.
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The New York Tribune gives two 1col.
umns Of intelligence under the above Head
Its reporters have made it their business
to visit manufacturing establishments y
New York, and BROOKLYN, and the report
is q sad comentary On thetimes. Wepre.
sent our readers with the substance 81
these investigations. \,
A The iron business very much depress.
ed. Not more than half the usual nun,be,
OF workmen are now employed. n
Brooklyn, 500 men have lately been al.
charged for want of work. Wages m
falling, and the prospects for the future i
not factoring.
The printing business is also depressed
many Of the leading establishments have
discharged two-thifds Of their EMPLOYEES,
and others work on short time. Price,
must soon give way, unless business re.
wives. ea2SE
Not more than one-third 81 the stereo.
typers are now employed. Last ysar
enough hands could not he procured v n
the work as it was wanted. The same nna,
be said Of type-founders. Nobody Is ~
dering new type, and for the past month
one establishment shows falling III }
10000 pounds, % compared With las
year.
Book binding il ID the same caterorv
y ma: never been worse. The Tract. Bi
PIE, &C.. Sociesies,; the Methodist bool
c 2 Harpers, and otAsrestablisnssnts
1ave discharged Iprge number 81 kkndu
% the 1000 man 81 tint trade, r,esrly ~
are out ofwork. ,3' u 81 ~ rs S
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-10
Our Prospects.

The popular favor which the Stan has met,
transcends our most sansuine expectations,
Subscribers are coming in rapidly. This is
cheering; not only in prospect Of q brilliant ca
Ieer, but in evidence Of the cultivated taste oil
those with whom we are called 10. associate
and serve in the capacity of editors. ---7-
A few mere such acquisitions 10 our sub
scription list as those OF the past week VIII
ensure the success Of the paper. Our atten-
ton to the office has been so close as to forbid
our visiting very extensively as yet, but hope
our friends viii present specimen copies Of the
paper to their neighbors, and aid us ny for
warding the names Of subscribers and their
post office: address, and you will have oul
wGrmest thanks. We will visit the various
communities which ire in due bounds, as
early as practicable.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-10
For the Star of the kanawha valle y r.
We Should "KnOw' Something.

MEssRs ED1roRs: Having heard through
various means, that you are about to send
out your first issue, lhave thought proper
to forward . Communication for publica-
ton, and being somewhat at loss for a
subject, it has occurred to my mind that
Know Nothingism9is one Of the most en-
crossing subjects that is now agitating the
public mind, And by your permission,
will proceed to state a few*of the numerous
objections to such an organization, which
must forcibly impress the mind of every
Intelligent lover of his country; when view
ed in a proper'light; or, at least, in the
light in which am led to view it. 4
In order to understand the form of the
objections, il is necessary to know some
thing Of the objectof The organizatior.-
And we are dependent for suchkhow1edge,
upon the avowed declaration ofthose who
profess to be favorable to the order. From
all that we can gather from such SOU rec,
we may safely infer, that they are seeking
the political ascendency in this govern
ment. The principle in itself, may not be
so censureable as the n,odus operanH by
which they seek its accomplishment; only
a part Of which is made public. They as
sumo the right to prescribe all foreigners
in general, and all Roman Catholics in par
tieular. But if they have no other object
in view, why the necessity Of any secrecy
in the matter? Why notgive all their doc
trines and designs to the public? If it
should be argued, that, The object is to pro-
cure the support Of foreigners in the adj
vancement Of their nominees to political
power, through disguise, is it not most
ungenerous, TO seek by any means the IA
vor of those, who they are not disposed to
favor in return? : IT,. .>A :. F..
Besides the injustice Of such course, il
is p well known fact, that nearly all Of
the regular nominees Of any political con.
yention, are required to make public
declaration, defing their views, their con.
nection, or non-connection with the order
and if they claim an identity with them
they cut themselves off from all supper,
BY foreigners; and if they hold a connec.
ton with the order, and yet disclaim such
connection before the public, such ,du.
plicity would disqualify any for place
Of public trust, or profit. But if it is true
that, the contry's good is the only object
Of the organization, then indeed, do tiost
concerned arrogate much to themselves
BY assuming the right to act for their fell
low citizens, in matters in which ali arr
1 - III = I ~ a y
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-10
Temperance.

We stand pledged in our prospectus 10 de-
vote some Of our space to the subject of tenn
peranee; and = our correspondents have not
rome mp 70 this department, we will furnish a
few items in favor Of the cause this week our
selves, hoping others will follow in future.
Some may consider this an inauspicious time
70 present the claims Of Temperance, as, intem
psranesi sptto be % universally preyalentdu
ring the christmas holidays, that the advocates
Of The eapss become discouraged. !, d true,
that Circumstances viii come up in the histo.
y 81 every great reformation which discourage
The hearts and apparently blight the hopes Of
gu who are honestly and earnestly engaged in
pushing forward the prsiseworthy enterprise
70 il fnal CONTAMINATION. And Il often be.
comes necessary under such circumstances to
rally the friends and advocates Of the reiorma.
ton By way Of inspiring them with renewed
energy and action. This may Be favorable
tins % review ihe campsignyss it is the bes,
.tins . maks favorable impression when the
hesrt = sadI and sadness 10 sure to follow the
Nv hat b prpduesd By ~ inordipate use Of ar.
dsntspirilsi and probably there are more sad
Aessts, made % through Ne ihaoxieatiae dram
INT about this time than could BE- numbered
q any othss one time during the year.
.putths question viii nassssliy aliss. wha
go a. that ~ net ben done 70 stay hi
ss ~ foul monster. king sleohol,-
& = 49, hsva "A Ao,i ~ lss.v xe-,nls n.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-10

Every organic ton Som6 object in
view; and ID ord 10 accomplishment,
some system or DIM o,erhmeiit must
be adopted; and d,nfol d such form
ofgoyernmcnt bythosb are constitu-
tional subjects, mist b Initial to secure
success. In all gwerIts, there must
be officers, and gadesIofi which
necessarily implies sub late. There
fore, we may safely infeit, the "Know
Nothings" have someI form; that
they have some head of tment; that
they have q principal did and that all
who are initiated into thk r, are intro
duced through pledged ~, and such
fidelity as involves the frSercise Of po-
litical franchise. If this denied, and
the denial based upon foundation,
then there is no such poG4 organization
as the "Know Nothings." II, If it is ar
gued, that such pledged fl j. volun-
taryupon the part Of those neck . place
in the association, itisadmitS IND the con-
troversy Is given up. ThAtof such
TO think and act for themsk in the ser
lection Of their rulers, is red away
Esau sold his birthright for| ess Of pot
age, but what do these obtd exchange
for their birthright? Whhply, they
give the right to some acknol ged supe'
rior in office, to say that 4 have nc
rights that they can claim astr own
they have been delegated an
If the policy Of the "Knopthings'
can be sustained upon the EiplesNo
sound reason, and just adfstration
then the liberty Of which wSaye beel
taught to boast, is nothing INDIAN . de
lusive dream. If Papal suphcy ant
Romish tyranny are censurs by tn
Know Nothings, "where will seeka
atohing paliation for a practice 6stem Z
tyranny which they think will ceed tn
Jesuits? There have been ets mad,
to institute comparisons with variou
fraternal organizations which ppertin
UNDER the sanction Of law, and ld thc'
as precedents in Justification ID seer
political association; but it canb easil
shown that there is no similarity analoe
between them, in the sense for pch thu
plead. ".f.
Messrs. Editors,-The foreag is
your disposal-commit it to thafoye
sub NIT it to your eolumns-they b mel
ly some Of the hurried thoughts ia
l. 1879 Il CITIZEN
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-10

SThe attention of ourreaders is directed to
the numerous new advertisements in this
weeks Issue, among which will be found a
number from Buffalo, Galhpolis, West Co.
iumbia, Point Pleasant, and Of the steamers
Jane franklin and Aurilla Wood -: -.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-10

The Pension Roll Of the United States du
ring the past year amounted TO about $4,000
names: There sre 1000 Revolutionary SOL
diers. I, sso widowsof soldiers. and S,0oe in
yalids. Dung the year the list has been de-
creased Gas names by deaths.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-10

We are pleased to say that the ladies are Ia
King an interest in the. STAR. This is good
omen, AID betokens success. One lady will
do more for good newspaper than two men.
We shall look for something considerable from
the "fair." II --.5. 81. TIT
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-10

We are requested to say that the installation
Of the officers Of Buffalo Division Sons Of Tenn
perance, will take place next Saturday even
ing, in the Academy Hall. The public are in
vited to atteud. I,i-:# ~
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-10

We have seen the January number Of the
''Lsdies' Repository" published in Cineinna.
Il. 1t has been much improved, and is now
one Of the best magazines in the couLtry.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-10
Gplnlnn1itatipas.

IS GT 10 ConkEsronprsTs.-No personal mat
tefwiIl be admitted, usDka Asr ciRcCMsrAx-
cks; but our columns viii be open to the re.
spectfuI discussion of all subjects which are
,agitating the public mind.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-10

J.1c. WHEELER, Esq, one of the editors Of
this Guyandotte Herald, is a candidate for the
Senate, in the District composed of the coun-
ties Of Mason. Jackson, Cabell, Wayne and
Writ, - ri zNr ...:-s. r. i'll , =
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-10

The Ohio and Kanawha rivers are both in
good boating order. The travel on the Kama.
wha is very heavy. Every boat that passes,
either way, is crowded with passengers.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-10

= =.
q, 49,, ri The kcts a " ~ ~. eer
sI,yn !. ~ III their sI|tibIs I6ye
iofmeo t ~ 4 Nv ss,.is.;S bec1 @rupt, y n \
oppens y (, !e $3.50, !. shs t;so feSIl:
state q ae ~. ...s ~ IN 4nd |mpi3i ElI
n =, !. ~ ~ ,y,;ch rs liz source 81 mind
We. DIasns ' 49, v cdntsn;nated condi-
% y us, -, ss,lr whatever. 81 would b.
.On ,agI = x,;c;1 s. unfolding that would
limPossiDie V ei.c5 wv 81 I So
not be equall ls "a Va. S:s:s. 81 hr.;s,
mental impunty snss 1870 81,
in which It = I'M u ~ g $3.50. .se;v;.
develop Itself VI 49, 49, 10 - set;va
Ity. a brain $3.50 e ;rnrorcr hab.
may, by the ln9us ~ s "a tlscco Il
lss' ~. gr1id its junction
fchoelesl .' 49, J,,4 TocaCer. sGuch
iaIe iabofanons ogsuse ST. ;s..s,:,;tv The
j would be state q nellt1l ~ 49, .ss.ta n
: uso o. tocacco Y ;,.;rsafSd one
menMn'y. ~, n 49, - "a M, 1orod urder
Christirn dusy m.ls. - s ~ ss;n.,s cr,else
the present selnsls d . $3.50 80 ~ fora.
the dirty nhD;s = "" u, .ns,,id ~ I'll
gone. Inc ho.1s Z. 4S4 60 -. cs,,,di-
means, De scPt ~ = c.stL 80. .h:t III
: ton, especnliy = isaisY = 81 81 -
9 going TO Churcn. s. ..,. q. .,,,,,,,,.a
y seems almost ut, y ii: 9 ~
! that 9 Young man 9: n.y. :s:k ~.
Of fne feelings ana nlcs ssnsiDllsIss S :; ne
debase nimseii % IT q z .nuu,gs I, M IS
Disgusting Mse o. ~ IN 80 60 M 49, io,,,s
the presence o. iadics M " ~ ~
u q decency .lola'su y - p1DnS oSst,
i,l WIN nnHuy: Il, 4, ..,,r,,.h All.
n ~ = Gisg us'ns Iaaa,,, ! M r, ta,,,rer.
., rinS snols =. ~ ~ a tha nriv;teoe
"a ale iha. Gan NY iAus aho5 ,v;thnnt a.
1e q neaiang :eIlea is mi ronseous OK
~ as 1 f,o,, M yar;ous pools
% l &c X 1921 f.bno In mouths 81
ne 2! an na eJssvsu : - Nj. ion, s;nco
e, 9lce = ypan ~ III - ,bs mart II
US ue.ec'eu sna, ..,-h;Ia Il church
ng trlo = t,u,sse Nn $3.50 ohom;natior
se San '''is ineiu. ~ r.ra;lv s. lono
!et pe i.no.s 49, =. 4. nS;idran r;g;dlv ad
ny g = II u. - ~, 81 c5r;st;an,a
gy isaIsd nnon' Nh ;5dIasrenca Nv narerlt.
ey "a auar,s; AL "a" and w;nkad a. YES. an
.. INDUCED in BY n.inistsrs of the gospel?
or It is useless, under such circumstances
~ t;an duties. If the preachers were dis
. uased to 10 tbeir dutH 4 this narticulaI
- aud sound the alarm Is the case requires
- Ihave no doubt but that great good Nigh
b done; at all events the tide that no,
hreatens to overwhelm the children ain
y, Youth Of the land might be checked in IL
mi course, and the evil finally removed froi
keel The human family. II
lew hdoes seem to me that this is q danger
nay NJ Gus position for christians to occupy. 4
'na thay, been examining this case for SON
1l tim. and for the life Of me cannot di
anu coyf how christians, oreyen moral me
l.; ~ and philanthropists can! reconcile the
,.las coduct in the premises, with strict Il
is terretation of the laws Of decorum an
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-10

Inancther column will be found pens ion
bill forths relief Of soldiers Of the war Of 1854
We think ii COOL move.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-10

/ The communications Of t.valerious Publice-
y" and "Lenox" have been received. and
shall appear next week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-04

CRoPgs Y. sCflArrEK, DENTIST IA lttr-gs
VI stree nesr Browns. ErsbAo~d l5a M n La ~
ae pa. cur'.en years been engaged n srn-nx -
U.s. IA New YORK ani ~ vicinity arfc Tech a1aat go
furnishing The aare ~ q vx tshich fQr s~suy sfsay
uuLfy eanu9 be H8rrssstf y DE- public upon -
heretofore charged % den,.t Per~ons -
sr1erhl Wsih respectfully A. 'Hi caN 9rs mas y.
srrage,nrap elsewhere lie vii be ms hsgFy Is srp.xn
BIZ system who may fsy9r him TAh e. 4 rrsa
puts1 ia feAnr6r upru Al cha ur~g&cNs oazss.e1
he prDfcSssr. rsrsnA-tovAr;Abx oAsn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-04
coLrog. AucTIoNEEe. MORTGAGE sALE OF 4

n COTTON, ATCTfONFER. -MORTGAGE SALE or A
l.. large stock Of rosewood and mahogany cabinet tarn
ire berg the entire stock Of manufacturer and DEALER
hi on vii sell this day (lhursiayl Oct lOis O'Clock
be aueo rooms 80 Eeokman street the door All
A. nov foseRnSi and mahogany furniture large dealer
frished and unfinished work Among tie as-or
cent ms be rosewood and mahogany
s,erai large mahogany and oak wsrdr0bes, mahogany
rye5 soas and ee ee sofas and sofa beds, French
c,s - eds,e.ds In rosewood and maboyany marble 10,
.n,re card de and abes; dressing and plain
vosre chairs carved rocking Do spring seat parlor aud
;osbe ami Exabesn bedsiesds French plate And oval mir
ots oil pentagz. several hair mattresses, unhn shed work
stoves 6c n bah the above named furniture has been
,sap nr cnsnm he relied upo1. ana VII be
osl m - noftaaEe Dealers and OIL others IN want Of
yosd flrirr VIZ 70 heir syaalAge 70 attend. Can.
ogues early this morning. and depo REQUIRED from
III NrsHfels Every facility Tor boxing and SHIPPING
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-04

SfOR1l y.-.A&Y 0sE HAVING A vE1Y FfxE ANB
- superior pair q dAeilna ~oa fl ss,s - =. gr+~
". nnakcr, sr ~s f5ee' t''N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-04


" MEII0R.-Gentecl household lurnture-This day,
breaking up housekeeping No 81 Beach street opposite s
Johns park. Parlors-Roya Wilton carpets brocatee aud
lace window curtains ormssu gilt six ght chandeliers I've
oube hail lights and brackets throughout the house;
Peror toned rosewood piano ortes Stools covers thick
French plate pier mirrors log by 49, In gold gilt frames
peror SUITS covered In brocacc and hair cloth vor and
reception chairs sofas andtce piece tap
ey valued at $780, one piece elegant neeewo tapestry In
rich frame valued Mt $40 several choice cabinet paintings
and engrnvtngs heavy silver
large heavy plated saver rich French mnnte
china bisque figures, bronxcs ornaments can
delabras maid fancy table Chambers-rosewood and ma
hogany chamber furniture, lounges Brussels 3piy and in
grain nursery chairs oval mirrors
erioan horsehar mattresses paasses decorated
eled chamber wood cheval glass French pae
ther beds bedding &c. dining table, chairs
tray French china dinner and coffee ses:
bottle CASTOR &c, library and secretary bookcase tables
writing desk, cabinet &c hall stand and chair heavy English
ocoth halls tapestry carpet stair rods kitchen
furniture consists Of the usual vRrletyable chairs Croon
hose cruckery copper pans &C. sale will with
hc Kitchen furniture cash deposit will be uired from
all purchasers. Catalogues issed day previous
DC obtained the Of Mr. West, 10 Maiden
al sAesrooms lis Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-04
W 8. MELLoR. AucTIoNERR -RnsEwOop PIANo

M 3 MELLoR, AUcTfoSEER.-ROsEwOoD PIANO.
iors ., auction on Friday a. " ceock y is Nassau
street ~ H0urh0n Neor consisting of 81. 81
"a octave planoortes all Of which fully warranted made
by Gilbert 81 hoson; Indeinsn son Bsrmore Van wnkle
and other ceebrsied makers. Also pisDoiore with
attachment made ~ ulber cosi $40 apr AT do osehe.
With sionA, covers &c The whole FIR absolute sale anl
worthy the attention of The trade and others
yyrTfIIAM Writers, ArcTIoxgER WILL sEII. on
w Thursday 0is O'Clock li2 I.sureis street an
u household furniture o. suly breaking up
keeping stoves &c.
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"a D. NASH. ArCIIoNEER, STORE aIo BRO ADWAY

~ d. NASH, AUCTIONEER, HTORE 80 BKOADWAY
D-shchs sale large md valuable lot Of household fur
.uiue THURSDAY, October 4h 10 o'clock NJ $40
Broway large and elegant assortment Of household furn
consisting IN part OF mahogany and black walnut sofas
and ete ees and black walnut chairs chairs maio
gam and black walnut rockers with nar and velvet voacs
rc upholstered; marble top bureaus various sizes; plain
and,rnsuenla cottage suits various coors; Brussels Wilton
and ingram carpets stair carpets and rods and
mabgaDy black walnut French bedseads, cottage bed
sheds, mahogany and black walnut marble top tables side
tables, extension Tables oak side boards marble
topsnd plain washsands chamber furniture bed and bed
DIM hair mattresses palas-es; ocoths various patterns
snaxhs pier and looking glasses window curiains giran
dole and lamps casters knives and forks spoons dinner and
les rts, glass ware, crockery, dc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-04
~ s. MgLIoR. AuorIovrER.-py uouanroN 4

w s. MHIIoR, AUCTI0SEER.--By HoUGuTos A
W MEIJ0R.-Friday and saturday, Oct. and Q, Mt 1917
O'Clock each day floors OF rs
Fall trade sale OF cabinet furniture, BY order
TO cose congnments and pay advances The trade
particularly invited: lot the catalogue will be soi
without reserve. Goods can be packed for shipping the
premises By experienced packers The sale viii comprise
most fashionable styles OF rosewood OAK mahogany black
walnut and enameed paror chamber dining library
and drawinqrcom r1ure richly carved and finished with
the moe, costly material. Elegant carved rosewood paror
furniture suc covered Ia French satin brocatc plush
and hair cloth; ladies' rosewood cabinets, lined with
wood rich cegerer with mirror fronts; richly carved music
stands. rosewood tables, marble richly
carved mahogany sofas te,e eis yoae aud spring
psrlor and reception chairs Turkish chairs
mahogany walnut and oak extension dining able.chairs
match sldebosrds rich bookcases and secretaries 10 wanut
and elegantly carved rosewood and mohogany beea
match; richly decorated and enaneled cottage chamber
several Of which very valuable several warIrobes richly
carved nrmonr French plate doors ned with san wood and
cedar lounges and lounge beds covered IN fancy desne
and hair. chairs and otomsns match walnut furi
lure rosewood and other dressing tables sewing cbalrs &c
Richly carved oak walnut, rosewood md mahogany hall
stands chairs and tables match. Articles viii be exhibited
On Thursday. Catalogues morning OF sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-04

Joseph HEGEMAN, AUCTTONEER.-FRIDAY OCT
D. al 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, NJ the residence Moore
South Egh street corner Of Second street. Brooklyn f..
d. late Williamsburg large and general
hold furniture including splendid rosewood piano. Worcester
stool and covers splendid French plate pier glasses richly
cloth rosewood and mahogany chamber turnte rich
glass and china carpets ocos basement and kitchen
lure Catalogues Thursday afternoon, the house or at
the Central alcsroos Of Woughby and Streets
BROOKLYN Purchasers without exception will be required
make satisfactory deposit and settle their bills Immediately
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n s. HorGH INSTRUMENTATION NOTICE.

ms. HorGH, AUCfIoNEER-AUcTroN NoTicE-
u Important sale Of elegant and substantial household fur
nte ROSEWOOD pisnorie, pier and oval mirrors velvet aud
b. ttes carpets oil Paintings mante decorations, &c. This
cof the residence No ~ Warren street College place
Thduruiro H. In excellent order having been In but
ah made by OF the best city
wiou reservation regard to weather Following par.
as VIZ solf frame rosewood suits ia bocstei
wol panoorin OF beautiful tone and fully
rared BY the maker rosewood etegercs with plate glass
dob back: ladies' oire richly nlsd throughout
roocd marble top centre side and pier tables rosewood
animal bedseads, bureaus wasfbiand. tables, &c.
p hail mattresses French plate irrors. tapestry velvet
Brussels carpets mahogany and can seat chairs choice
cnecon a. oil paintings silver tea sets cake bske casters
fok spoons &c chfa dinner and sets. Ivory cutlery,
BEAUTIFULLY decorated Psr.an marble stuaFy cnt glass
VIE Caniornes te Obtained nj the house. the
ofc Of the auctonecr No. 10 Beekman street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-04

n 6. DAVIS. ApcTIoSEER, BY ". W. BoWLES.-
y. Al 20 Cofandt street, ibis day, los, O'clock
fniiurea barge assortment Of sofas chairs bedsead car
mots. cenre tables extension do clocks fan ~ boxes
nj all the usual variety Of household furniture. Worthy the
&nion o. purchasers Al ~ O'Clock casks Of brandy o
Iske!. lot Of scgars, pistols, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-04

SBEIJFg's gor.E RESTAURANT, UNDER TIE VA
- terev House southwest corner 81 Fourth Stree. an1
Broadway Formerly q ne northwest corner THIS establish
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