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= "A friend in the Court" saws Sbaks.
peare, "is better than Q penny in the
purse Jack Jones had both.
a new name was soon heard at roll.
call among the romantic highlands of the
hudson. On Saturday afternoons, a ne "
flute whispered, surprising all the old
ones, from window Of The Cadets bar.
racks Nor was there a more soldier.
like youth at West Point than Jones.
The recitation-rooms, too, gave a coed
report of him. A glorious prize would
reward his toll. A proud ambition
awoke in bis soul! On on!
All loved him. All praised him. All
predicted a triumphant future.
Curses on the wine cup, And tbou
also, Music, even thOu-how often dost
thou ruin those who low, thee, those
whose simple, generous spirits thou rem.
derest SO susceptible to the syren-
Praise.
All, how few can resist the siren, when.
smiling rapturously, she offers the rosy
wine!
The scene changes. "The Colonel"
is again in his native town-in lowest
poverty, disgrace, and continual drunk
enneSs. He has taken possession of
ruinous hut, in the suburbs. A little
ragged boy is with him. "Charley"
calls the Colonel father. Alas, poor
child of such father. A woman is
there, too-a picture more sad than the
mana drunken woman-a cruel moth.
era mother, but not wife.
The Colonel occasionally condescendS
to drive cart, when pressed for money:
at other times he will "get a drink"
now almost his only want, by tune on
the old fute-a dull, stammerinp in.
strument at present" the soul Of music
fed"
He wanders about the field surround.
ing his hOuse-wanderS all night, even
in the most stormy weather, a bottle i'm
one hand, a gun in the other, drinking
from the bottle and firing the gun, alter.
nately; now sings profane song, now
deVout hymn; now curses, now prays;
or calls his dog-only to beat him back:
or calls Charley" (prolonging the
last syllable,) only to send for more
whisky.
There is an echo in the neighborhood.
The Colonel, in his nightly wanderings,
is often answered by it. He calls:
Charley"
Echo repeats: "Char ley'
The Colonel becomes furious.
You ungrateful scoundrelI Is that
the way you mock your father, sir7"
Father, sir!'
Then will he swear for an hour, and
threaten the child's life, but finally de-
cides to make it up again:
Charley" he cries.
But still the heartless echo mocks
him.
Alas, alas, such a life is all a mock
cry,
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II E A r T HE WITH ESS!
RIGHTEOUS VERIICT!

RHEUMATISM, COUGH, PAIN IN SIDE, &c.
tN ONDERFUL cure after six years suffering of
w one Of the most highly respectable citizens of
Maryland.
Prejudice and skepticism can't stand before the
many cures made by Hampton's Vegetable Tine
ture.
KIsDALL's GROVE, Montgomery Co., Md, 1
Messrs. Mortimer 4 MolcbrGy:
Genuemen-In 1874 had what ny doctors called
a violent and combined attack Of Chrome Rheuma-
tisIn and GOut, from which l was confined 10 my
bed Tor three months. had the very best physi-
cIaBs, who tried other various remedies, none of
which gave me any permanent relief. Not having
ease from pain day or night, became much enact
aied my whole system mass of disease, literally
speaking, from the crown Of my he ID TO the sole of
my feet. had 10 hObble abOut-DOst Of the tune
confined TO the house; at times 80 helpless that
had To be assisted 20 my bed. | was also affci ed
with dreadful cough, great shOrtness of breath,
sore throat, palptaOn of the heart aud pain in my
side so bad coui not lay on il. My appetite en-
tirely failed me. ave up all hopes of being restored
to health again. continued thus to suffer on from
1874 ~ 1859, period Of sx years. At this time my
dsugiItcr saw at her grandmOther'sa pamphlet with
numerous certificates of cures made by Dr. Hamp-
tons Vegetable Tincture.
knew some of those vino ceItited 10 cures per-
formed on themselves and friends. was resolved
- give it a trial. Il informed my doctor of It. He
objected; but my sufferngs were so greathat pro-
cured one bOtie, and, before had taken the whole
of IL, felt much relief, which encouraged me TO
persevere. After taking the second bottle | was
better than for the past six years. my appetite
tumed-cOugh, pain in the side, shOrtness Of breath
&c, nearly all gone. I continued using this won
derful medicine until had taken seven bottles, ac-
eording 10 the directions; and / am happy to say
HamptOns TiIcture, and that alone restored me to
perfect health, which has continued up this time
"A period Of three years am in the 65th year OF
my age. l weighed yesterday 23S lbs., and never
felt better in my life. One OF my neighbOrs was al
40 affected, like myself, with Rheumatism, sc. He
has also been restored by the Tncture. heard OF
other cases; but am satisfied this Tincture, II
tried, will speak for itself. My on,y object i'm de-
scrbing you my sufferirgs and the way obtained
relief, To induce the afflicted TO Try this Tinciure
which has, under the blessings Of God done so much
for me. ....
Yours, respectfully,
HENRY GATHER.
Call and get pamphlets gratis, and see cures Of
Cough, Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dys-
yepsia Nervousness and General Weakness. As a
female medicine or for delicate children We believe
Sold by MORTIMER 4 MoWBRAY, l40 Bal,i-
more stIect, Baltimore, and 3O4 Broadway, N. York
CHAs. SroTr b Co., J. b. MOORE, ID. b. CLARKE
CLARKE & BowLIss, w. ELLIOT, and ii mcPHER'
SON, Washington also, by r. 8. F. CT Sci, George
town ; and C. G.. BERKY, Alexandria, and by Drug
eists everywhere Jan 5-tr~-
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MUSIC FOB BALLS, PAaTIEs, &C.
l.. E. w. WERER

ID ESPECTFULLY INFORMS HIS FRIENDS ana
III former patrons that he continues 10 attend
BALLS, PARTI "a, &c, with his we'll organize
BAND of scientific Ausicisns
He will introduce all the new and fashionsbl,
Music .. ....
An accomplished Piani t furnished If desired
S1- Ordtrs lslt at Hiibus d Hifz' Music Depot,
aautiers or Miner's Confec ionery Stores or st my
residence, near Gen Hsnderson's, Navy Yard, viii
meet with proUa 1T Attsntiou. no= 8-2m
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ROSENKRANZ PIANOS.

JUST received two of the above uHequalIed in
y struments direct from the Manu-
factory 10 Dresden, Germany. These -
Pianos having both, after lorg sea
and land voyage, arrived in perfectv z v Y
tune, afford another guarantee Of their superiority
IN Keeping In tune. Their beauty and power oi
tone elIcits the highest enconiums from all the
great musical critics of Europe
HILBUS & HITZ, &.
Music Depot, cor. Pa av. lllh and ID sts
ian S-t
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NEW STORE. NEW STORE

Lvsfisiona dre,.ue, opposite The Bank Of Washington
MR THOMAS DELEANY respectfully invites
MI the attention nt the public b examine his
stock Of GOODS, which he has op-ned on Lousl. ps
avenue bet Sixth and seventh streef, opposite
the Dank e: Washington, consisting of ali decrip.
tons Of Teas, &c, Imperial. Gunpowder, and Biaci
res; Wins and Liquors, of all lorts which he car
sell at the lowest prices FIR sash approved paper.
Besides al the nrcesssries for Gro:ery business,
viz: Brooms, Buckets, Cei Tubs, Matches, SC,
&c. Please call aad zee for your elycs.
nov QQ-3m
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GOOD NEWS.

WE have this morning received fresh supply OF
w 1ne PApier Macae and Pearl hl&id GOODS,
surh A. Work Boxes, Desks, CAId Cases, Porte Mon
nate, Port Folios, &c. Notvithstandng the great
rush nsds upon our store during the last week, We
have vet some very due Goods lst, 10 which .e In
yits fhs attention Of those desiring New Yesrs
,,..sos .,r JOHN y. ELLIS,
No. s0e Pa avenue, bet 9Th end 10Th ~,
tsc Il ..-S ..
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

SUPREME-OURT TOFTHEUNITED STATES.
y ROBERT }. WALKER and LOUIS JiNIN
have Termed a partnership under tue name OF
"Watker and Janin, "io.' the argument of cases in
cue supnme Court of the United St:ues, at Wash
ington cry, whcie both viii att nd throughout the
fuinre SESSIONS ot that c,,iIrt
They NAV be addressed n Washington, N. York,
Oi New Orleans. ina ig--eoSms
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A CANADIAN PATRIoT IN THE STATION
HOUsR--A SKETCH OF Hrs LlFB.-Last
evening, q man upward of 60 years of
age, came into the First District Station
House, and applied for lodgings. Capt.
Sayles intelrogated him as TO his previous
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

PROFESSOR THOMSON,
from Buffalo, New York. has
opened an office in Washing
ton, ID. c., No. Asa Eighth
street, for the Suppression OF
quackery and for the allevia-
\ ton of human suffering, by Of.
fering To the unfortunate az
fiicied with Private Disease, a
Ssure and safe method Of cure,
tfounded on the solid basis oi
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GRATIS
r GRATIS ..,a.' -.r
JUST PUBLISHED: A NEW DISCOVERY In
MRnICINEt

w.. g.. GRATIS ..'H.' -
JUST PUBLISHED: A NEW DISCOVERY In
MEDICINE,
A FEW words on the Rational Treatment with.
"A out Medicine, of Spermatorrhea, -
or LEGAL w eakness, Nervous DebiIi- 1aENEs2
ty,. Low Spirits, Lassitude, Weak SlSA
ness OF the Limbs and Back Indispo- G1
sitiOn and Incapacity for Study and
Labor, Dizziness of Apprehension, Loss of Memory,
aversion aver m to society Love of Solitude. Timldity,
Seli Dlstrust, DIZZINESS, Head Ache, Involuntary
Plmples on the Face, Sexual and other infmities
In man. ..
FROM THE FRENCH OF DR.. B. DE LANEY.
The important fact that these nj farming com paints
may easily be removed without Medicine Is in IN :
small tract, clearly demonstrated; and the entirely
new and highly successful treatment, as adopted by
the author, fully explained, by means of which ev-
cry one is enabled to cure himself perfectly and al
the least possible cost, avoiding thereby all the ad
vertised nOstrums Of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis, and post free in a
seated envelope BY renting lpost paid two post
age stamps to DIR. b. DELANEY, No. II Lispenard
street, New York. jan 17-3m
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HL0TnING MADE TO ORDER CHEAPtR
~ THAN EvER.-Tn order to run of the remain
der Of our large stock Of Cloths, Cassimeres, and
Festings we viii a. this season take measure ana
make to order Gentlsmens Garments Of FIRST quality
twenty per cent. cheaper than onr usually low pr
ces.. WALL STEPHENS,
-... J23 Pa. av., next 70 Iron Hall.
ian u Essnunsl 3 News) .'
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ner. His Honorable lady, herself an ad-
miraole musician. was deeply interested
in the description:
We must have him hereu' ~
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And ne came, and those rich parlors
seemed more rich, pervaded by the magic
melody Of that poor boys flute.
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Looking Glasses,
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OF all sizes and qual;i y, French or German plate
" Fancy or plain Portrait and Picture Frames
Gilt or Fancy Colored.
Also, Giit Room Moulding Marbls top Brackets
and I ables.
Cornic mede to order.
Aise, all KINDS OF cid work regilded with disrs tch
and on reasonable TETS by .....
j. WAGNER,
ass Pa. avenue, OPP. Kirk .ood Heuse.
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1.-THE FOREIGN OFFICE LIST, (Briish) cor
L ieeted 10 August, 1854, this day received from
London. FRANCK TAYLOR.
jaul5 --zs.E -.
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CHILLINGTON has received the official
- Congressional Directory, containing list OF
Members, Committees OF both Houses, Supreme
Court, Residence of Public Officers aud Foreign Di
plOmalic Agents al the seat of government. Also,
list of United States Minister'S COnsuIs Sc, resd
ing in foreign countries.
Extraordinary publication Chevalier WikOff's
Ccurtship and its Consequences is expected to day
All the new books published received immediate
ly afterwards and fnr sale at
SHII.LINGTON,S Bookstore,
Odcon Building, corner AZ st. and Pa. ave.
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ply. Having practised in Europe, Asia, Africa and
America for nearly 30 years, during which time be
made the treatment Of syphilis in all lis species, sta
gss, ramifcatns, and phases throughout, special
iy, he feels confident that he discovered and pos
sesses specific remedies for the Of these com
plants which are unknown TO the faculty. and that
he has made perfect and peman cures of patiebts
who had been under the treatment of snch eminent
u EN- as Ricord, Acton, Parker, and host of Others
The various complicated and distressing diseases
incident TO females cOnfdenually treated, and with
cmlne ent success.
Office hours from n past IN TO 10, and from 2
10 10 m. Evening visitors, observe the night sign.
Ofhc", asa Eighth st bet. Pa. avenue and ID 81
ian l6-2y*
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Even the discord of politics may not,
in some souls, fiighten away the delicate
spirits Of harmony which have once
found there congenial homes. Thus the
Honorable listener still owned the charms
OF music. Thus, he did not forget to
speak Of the lute-boy, that day, at din
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PROP SCHONENBERG
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oct Eft
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and Thirteenth street. oct as-dly
Mn. SCHONENBERG,
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NC. S55 PENNSYLVANIA AvKNuI.
oct 2a-f
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PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE,
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- Price only Is Gents "a
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J'RAN5-lLLBGuANY BANK AND sRLDgN
4 Witkers Co.'s Notes purchased at the highest
rates.
Uncurrent Monsy, Land Warrants, and Virgin q
Scrip bought and sold.
Drafts on all the principal cities Co'd to suit pur
chAsers.
Persons ~ q distancr scndr me Trans All.ehany
notes o, Land Warrants, MAJ rely upon receiving
| the best rsts', an rsmittances msds B.. draft on
any city in the Union.
HAMILTON G. FAINT, Banker,
dec o-3u No lS2 penua
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THE GREAT JOURNEY: A pilgrimage through
i the Valley Of Tears, to Mount Zion, by tic au-
thor of the "WOrds Of Jesus"
Follow jesus, by the author OF Come to Jesus
The F,Hna'n of Living Waters, by TheO. Irving
The DaIc> ~ Newport by Leila Lee
Flower Fables, BY Louisa Nj. Abbott
Eastford, household Sketches, by w. Brooke
The Pictorial Catechism of the NJ. f. Church
Minutes of the Annual Conference Of Tic Methods,
Episcopal Church for 1854.
GRAY & BALLANTYNE,
ian 406 Leventh street.
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80 a-''~se ~ l.s1ss-, a. = .--,o' -
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UNDERTAKEN.

WOULD respectfully return my thanks to the
l. citizens OF Washington and its vicinity for their
past patronage aud say that owing to the FREQ uent
ealls In the ucd,rtakins branch Of my bus;nese, !
have been induced to discontinue the manufscture
o. Iurnitore, and turn my attention fully to the
UNDERTAKING. r have spared no pains TO hay,
svuy thing that Is requisite to my businese, and /
sm thesciore fully prepared to meet any order after
o fsv moments notice, and assure those who NAV
gvs me ca that VIII spare no psins to carry our
thssr orders TO their entire sat,sfactiop.
JAmHS y. HARVEY,
No 40, TIN st., between and d.
N.B.-Ch htesated to at al hours of the nighi
mar sly
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UNDERWRITERS. &c.

GARNET MAKER & UNDERTAKER.
,ss undersigned would respectfully inform BIZ
rrieats, sc4ssiDtspcss, and the public generally
tnsf es stu continIes 10 execute ell orders In bi
%. pntics.
PAIRIsG restiJ sad promptly executed
FUNERALS attended % st
the shortest notice. snd In the best e1uf lgzl11U
nannsr. B11is preserved 30 De n,sst pcr1ss NAN
bey, evea "a u: ,cGrpsest pecfleT
.n.nkful for past fsvors, he vculd respectfully
Solicit and Eihl endesvor 70 merit q continuance o
The same. ANTHONY BUCHLY,
Pa. ave-, O. side, between 9th and 10th sta
Resfdence: Nr Msrtin's No. 500 ID street. r. irt
house east OF Tth street mar lT|y
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uansion House, AIexsndrts, We.
A NEWTON, PROPRIE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-15
RUSSELL W. WEsTcorr. Auctioueer -.
HOUSE SALE of elegant PARLOk, ChAh-

IL -,
II BIER and BASEMENT FURNITURE al Auction To-
MORROW, Wcdussdsy 81 H.! o'clock, embracing the en- =
SUI eIh ros, wood and mshgsny FURNITURE OF house "
all be- peremptony sold and must be removed fon
wood 7octsvc Piano Porte Stool and Cover costly ana ere
rant Instrument solid rosew0od Psro suite in san tFocade
oval Minors, gyptan and white marble iop Ienier
Tables mt guh.eut rosewood secretary booAe@sc
rost ca Ann and Eece Chain Tch Neset, Brussels and
TIecly Carpets; ch Mantle Vases and Orusneuis curtains
lass and mahogany Belsteds elegant Hair MAJ
ircsss Red and Pillows IL Gothic Bcdseads with Matresss
all complete; rosewood use-t0p Bureaus aud Nashstanas
China Toilet Sets mahogany ard walnut Dressing Bureaus 80
tss Tetesrces, Lounges, spnsseat and Cottsee Ihars
Rocker with Of Basement and bedroom
Furniture uirrg aud Breakfast Tables zach China Cut Glass
slverwagc Crockery Rcsereto Stove cnd Fixtures
ONclcth, &c Noros'poutmeut. Catalogues al house
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-15
Dawn soorr, Auctioneer
= arcr, uriIMLTORY SAI.E Of ELEGANI

nnDsys and LOTs 10 Jersey ci,y a, A1eiiSn-.D1viD
SCOTT viii sch ruoie .a.op s IN Ss.ebed ssaabe
IrsTs,yi basement Bet Heu.e sitasted
1Ls ~ he rooms deep finished with ell the modern
NO ,ueh .. Co. Hot and Cold wsier sPeskns'
ubre Cob NJ Range, Washing arIsnseu1ents &C
IeIe' % I'd viii b made known the deg Of SALE
The el Bfown-s' ons front hoae ohlLs s ,,rs.
,,e ms built without reEard TO co-t sn1
~ seen 70 be sppreesied Fini.heG with al mooeih iP'
m,p cSpeition. on ne cay o. be, House No 1871 Mer
e.rst Van AID yss or, J This
gors VIZ, tut by dy work Of the very best nsei' a.
fnhea etra'e i'ye with ona%e2t. w., h
srd outside shutters, CookinE Rang, Sc a., ,-.s,
rate eslGr-very pleasant location toI residence. L.
j. The magnificent Residence q Erstus Ran a. -, s,d
cen mod, House contains q spacious ooIs ana y, -
bIsE Stable The above premises full ois Of
lid N IN beautiful seTpenne walks The garden
no. frri,. Of eli kinds aso shIubbcy of every description
M hone WIS uif without regard cost, aud has al me
5r muroy, rneps therein. The location Il un,urp-aea "a
in o. VI Ham, o 81 x NeYcs ssrro. Hghand and the
whole sur.cundIg country Ia suoo 49,, -, met
~ citv life and the Of County Home IeilH
viii be made Known on the day Of ssle. D.. .,s -
Two foil Lots on Psvon'a-ay Det'seen Iro - b,5 ~
sT,efs Part Of the purchase money can remain Oh ~ ~
s sgge sleaa, bio BuIdns threeory md basement
fronting Hami tonsquare South lst cdJonns me ~
sideied Ct the node' ba slns u e. ee n Il
,rcisl usfructions and obeIve on u hessIs. NJ
Hfey q Z
,hce srfeious rarors floor, and hihed IN m most
sr.eus and suistani a Beautiful Vt las "a ao.
A. orrsuerta cornish marble nantes throuRhoui N
A., on,sle blinds bathroom. ohes presses psntnes-in
"a ,N r. bouse Terms ln.de known on the deg Of sale
M ys,snt Lots situated On the Of Pavonia place
ard ETie-st.
10 me twostory bcx House No. 20 Paw nia'pce very
rleaftuf rcGdeIce
IL Six vaosnt Io'e fronting on Jereysv.
II Two vacant LOT fronting on south 5d-st
B-1he sale will Il o'clock precsey IN reFu
lar roeon cor rneucng with No Every House ana Lot put
M wi te positively sold without 10 the highest bidder
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-15
Bniloins nlaierials.
DOOFING SLATE.-THE EAGLE SLATE
IL Co. Of CASTLE1ON, VERMONT, have now on hand and

DOOFING SLATE.-THE EAGLE SLATE
Ii Co ofCASTIFION VERMONT, have now on hand and
AT manufacturing arse quantities q ..,,., 81, -r
aud r,ermerd h with confidence superior 70 hitherto
sricd IN this ccuutry-bcins IA All reles's EN0N
10 lHk WELSH. ---,.--
The md arrangements for Us manufacture ana trans
ustC ar 20 extensive and conpee that orders can DC exc
eued wi eIe-t dTGch ard viii Be ioar ed 70 any a q
he United state AZ -uAry prices With the adon q nsL
he COMPANY while ealing the attention {" th P.oe - tl
crriclo ploouced b. them would reniNN OF SLAiE TN
ROOFING PURPOSES In general that the eheapueeS Win
which is prouced and l It's great proeeiiou asAst ns
and the heat Of with the fact thai u never
auiin 'asiirs lifetime without rspeirs.IerSeI y
RlOR TO ANY OTHER ROOFING MAIEhiAL, thcy
therefore invite all Committees for he ef,con o. ~.
and persons building tEsi-cass reaaenos IA '' -
eourtry, 10 investigate the subject ...
They refer &c The following experienced slater. foi
the quality Of the article uusctgred ey the VI
JOHN BRCDIE. Nc. 81 N4shil son-si., New i"A, y.
EDWARD CROMMELIN, No. Go " ashington-si ~ io'A'
= 4 DUGAN. Ne. 4SS Broomcst-, New-lor
THOMAS LEWIS. No. - Rose-st New York ~.
Cornn>s addressed 10 j. W. NISSAN CasleoL -;
or u G. FURNAN J AZ the Depot of the Company No Nv
West lSih-si, NewYork. viii meet prompt titentien
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-15
,utNRy H. LEEDS Auctioneer-By II. II. LEEDS 4 Co
ON WEDNESDAY, May is, and Ill URsDAY,

~ y
~ MAY II al Il O'Clock, 81 the SalesrooIn NO ~ as.es
sfpor g. y. Pandolhnis Third sale OF REAL MALbLh
SANITARY. VASES. &c. -,
eeb sfstusry Of CGrrera marble, being copies from the
eletrstcd Forentire consisting OF the alonh
a. T,rersuu Nj gdslen Ceuoya Venus Of ao DAVID Of IRE
also an sssoriinn OF Verde antique marble and elabas'e
n and stGfuites among then viii be found the i0up OF
Cfrerr Hercules and Lion Venus Of Canova, Dancing
C OF Co. Opstra Pleasure and Psno hne polished stat
un, ale Hebs Csnova and others lately on ernJon ~
tie Crystal Palace. ~, p,-.-,.. -.
v,rey Of Bard ac and yellow Of cienna ascs OF ta
ou Al les tud sizes: Gothic Euecan Orecnn Roman Med
csno Hsbe FlorCnue Hercusr and PonPei nsi rch
an eeau and Gard Receiver; Belgian Lions On lee
ts Correr III ees Fruit Bowls Flower Vases, beautiful Flor
and penvork Baskets agate Csullestcks etch Gases
Iouuia with Birds and variety Of marble AID aabase on
ct, usefui auc ornamental
The above goods have beln selected from The most celebrated
-, os Of tay ty Slor PandOhD hmei expressly Tor TINS
n.sllei ard must be closed pcTt rnponiy.
FIA1ED WARE-A erge assortment OF Plated ware, con
ssins Caster Liquor lands Cake Baskets GARD ec-'e
SON. -..~.-. .,,.-.s.. . d..
Of vniious ubfott among them will be found The following
eofe Production: Phd aud Porces War md Peace Ia
eeoie aud Coincide Infant Bacchus, Francois DC fh,5 r
levouN De Marty Commerce and Agriculture, History Med
tsc n and others of equal ment q,
Ao bronze and OmOu Clocks Of the best workmanship Dy
IN, most eel lrafed Paris makers.
Also sevela suI ofb fren. b China Dinner Set-
sley without