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wThe Queens birthday, the Gath
was celebraed with grea' entbusim in
Toronto, G. w In the streets the
Turkish flag was conspicuous, in COM
pany with the English uuioDjack and
the French tri-eolor.
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Mem a 6uertise m cuts.
VOCAL MUSIC SCHOOL.

THE undersigned takes pleasure in On.
i nouncing to the citizens Of Baton Rouge
and vicinity, bis intentions Of remaining ia
this city to teach v cal Music. and wishes
to form Juvenile classes in the City Hall
on Thursday June 18th, 1855, at 5 o'clock
?. n. The most suitable age for Girls to
commence singing, is from to ~. and
Boys. to IL. Particular attention will be
given to reading notes, and thorough
knowledge Of the science. Terms-$2 50
per SCHOLAR month. Three lessons q
week, payable at the end Of each north.
june 1871. D. C. MORSE.
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Oo I'm Co11D4,

ZOE ~ CUBts
~ ssusssAap and ~ csnseq.s.s(v
nav her -. the : Iss.r,us .hroas; ! |
~ lAsrA ~ hesv9 q deep. deep sieA;
= listened slhs thr - song
SCI Ne song shs 500 ss 'days gens 49, =
Asshosghs che Vas he iAirsst thsre
And haspiest By far;
With her n truth none could soNposs.
Net e'ss Ass dssv->Ae~sas0f
Iasv her happy heue,-
change was Ger the scene;
Her snxiess syss "a nsushs bat sssa -
Asousd ~ village asssn; Tk1
And when, u last, che Axsd her gass
a r On sesaesAing from star, = t.4i /
shsashs ssms swain hsd TUNED Asrsssin. -
Bat s'wss only hsr-PepeI
Ensoldsssd then. urged NJ ssit,
AID pressed her to be mine;
Me played The harp, and the nuse. pa
M Uutu ne elsck struck ninel
Ibsggsd her then an answer give; f..-
That night know my ists;- .....
he ssid 'Dsgonsi Or, - live, 4..s...
~ srock Josr ely PATE" Ha.a.s u.
(The author of the above fine senti.
ment will excuse Us for adding . very
ancient couplet) my
''Then IN trance took ny hat,
And for the door made tracks, feat |;
10 doing 20, by Jeve trow trod upsn her
A single yell sulhced to bring .t,
4 moogral cur 70 view,
Who growlsd while and saososd his testA,s
Al any cur usy do;
And then be made one savage bound
Astsought twas q ny throat,
Bat missed his aim, and only took
Fast hold upon ny coat;
Oh what rent, Il wounds ne yet
4 savage bull dog pull,
He tore the coat I vow he did,
A. high - II could get" . W
The only consolation left, is that
another Of the same. can be had 1t
the Gents Fashionable clothing estab.
lishment Of Waddill 4 Phillips, on
Lafayette. ....r. ~
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-13

In time Of peace prepare Tor war;
CHAW'S Cholera Syrup 10 really good
y it hes been tried-you should have it il
yous house slwsys-in oil sudden attacks
It is indispensable-if you have no faith IN
it, give any how at least one dose, until
you can get physician to persons Iesids
ing in the country, it 10 invaluable com.
pared with sny other similar prepsratiun
Prepared and for sale by WIN. BOGEE.
Nav 9th Druggist
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-13

Comfort 4 Economy,
lust RECElVED.-Ana assortment of
y Ice Closets & Coolers. to which the
attention of Purchasers is invited to the
Ware Rooms Of J. PIER. & co.
June 9th 1855.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-13

On Tuesday morning the 18th inst, Of consump-
tion Mrs. @. 4. BLANCHARD, cossort Of 8. =.
BLANCHARD, Of this city. The friends and &C.
qusintsnees Of the family. are invited 70 attend
the funeral, this morning, from ee. james Epis-
eopal Church.
A. the residence of Mrs. LoucKs On Tuesday
the 18th inst, KATIE, daughter oft. LUcAs, 81
this city. .Iryl
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The ZoDrAcAL LroHr.-It is said
that one Of the results Of the japan
Expedition is the discovery that the
Zodiscal light is belt extending en-
tirely around the earth. after the man.
ner Of Saturn's ring. The matter has
excited good deal ofinterests among
the astronomers, and Prof. Pierce. Of
Cambridge, considers the fact establi.
shed BY the observations taken.
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Brick Yard and Mile,

THE undersigned having purchased the
l. entire property north Of Garrison
Bayou, constituting the steam brick yard
and saw mill establishment, is prepared to
fill orders and execute contracts-pressed
and repreessd brick always on hand. Far.
ly arrangements are in contemplation for
the delivery Of lumber and brick at any
point on the coast, either below or above
Baton Rouge. J. H. SCHENCK.
A few choice hands may find regular
employment by applying to the prop1ie-
tor. june7.
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schnapps! Schnappsl
I Q DOZ. Of VOLTS Aromatic Schiedam
10 Schnsprs, for sale ct q per single
bottle and PER dos. ct New Orleans prices
eS per dog. Cash WIN. Bog l.
may 81 .S-s.s- s-=s OyuggisG
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mdrrie1,

On fhursday evening, the 7th instant, By the
Rev. d. 3. LBwn, noDsaf OAsnoLL WsDsssfnAHp1
jass.
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For Rent,

4 VERY comiorta lie dwelling house Eau :!!f
II with Kitchen and all necessary It'll
out houses. The building is situated
on North Boulevard street in delightful
part Of town. For Particulars enquire Of
J. J. Lefever, Lafayette street. jIne 8 If.
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
u MAINE, has removed his Fancy
L. Store TO Lafayette Street.-The house
formerly occupied by Mas. HUSTON.
where he has received fresh supply of
Fancy articles. June 9th 1856.
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Gbe 1ailg Gnurt.
BATON RoUGE::::::1UNE. Is. 1866.
We ere aathspised 10 announce JAMES
n. ELAN, % . candidate for Chief Justice Of
the Supreme Court, to6ll ths Vacancy oceasionsd
By the resignation Of the Hon, f1oe. 6Lmz1t.
Elsetion ~ popsloe vote, o. ~ ssh Inst. +

o The case Of the Baton Rouge
and Clinton Plank Road company ".
Geo, P. Brisnt, was yesterday decid-
cd ID tbe sixth district court. This
was an action. brought BY the CON-
psny for instsllmeuts to stock, and
dessately settles the matter. The
Board Of Directors formally elected
according to charter; IN good faith.
made contracts for work whrA have
been performed. Aud although the
work may b considered useless; one
that will never b fniabed !; still this
10 20 plea for the stockholders to r..
fuss 70 pay. The present iudebtness
Of tho company must be paid; and il
delinqueots will face the music and
pay up; the debt can soon be CANCEL.
Cd, aud further work stopped. if it is
the wish Of the conpsoy.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-13

Miss Mary Msrb.e. eldest daughter
Of the late Dan Marble, the eccentric
comedian, was married At Chicago. on
the 7th ult., to young actor named
Myers. The msrrige Was runaway
affair.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-13

A Mans HEAD Shot ory.-On
Monday last Sheriff N. w. Pope Of
West Baton Rouge, brought over. for
safe keeping to our Jail. = white man
charged with shooting of the head
Of . conrad. 1t seems they were at
work on the Baton Rouge Crosse
Tete 4 Opelousas Rail Road dis,
puts arose leading to scuf3e. after
which, each man got gun. and came
to war in close contact, the result, Of
which, is ~ above stated-one of them
lost his head.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-13

Masonic CELRBaA1,oN.-The Ma.
sonic fraternity Of East Felicians.
will celebrate the Anniversary Of their
patron Saiut, st. John the Baptist, 1t
Clinton on the 25th inst. Brethren
IN good standing, members Of = lodge,
ere invited to participate.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-13

IL DoESTICKs DEAD The world
must not believe he is, until bic own
voice can be heard on the subject.-
Malice has undoubtedly gwen rise to
The rumor, and therefore lot it be
pronounced BY Dossticks' friends
"Jalss." Here's one Of To notice,
that has full Roadway and is now
travelling through the press:
I'VE regret to leass that Mr.. Nor.
timer Thomson, better known to the
public ~ !" Doesticks, " was accident.
ally killed on Thursday norsing, the
9th ult.. At Ann Arbor, Michigan.
where he was spending . Few days
he was out shooting At . mark with
some companions. when an accidental
bullet put an end 70 him"
Here's another:
-" Doesticks is now said to bs ].
Sterling Morton, . graduate of the
Michigan University, and late . resi-.
dent Of Monroe. in that State. He
has now become the editor Of the Ne.
brasks City News. ..-
Another. Doesticks Is said to be
engaged now in writing bis own life.
at Tugmorton, Westmoreland county,
Virgiuia. Perhaps al the rumors
$500 o,,S ~ 49,. 1.xA.. 60
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The Women's Hospital in Madison
avenue, in New York city, was opened
with appropriate excersise on Satur-
day. The I'd inst. It is said to be tho
only ipstilution in the world excluis.
vely Get apart fer the treatment ofths
diseases Of women.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-13

PEOPLES LrrE.-The Peoples. is
evidently the accommodation line.-
Beal has put 10 regular diurnal mo-
ton about town, another omnibus
It will come or 60 at a bidding.-1t
will take party to the Suburb Grasse
or 20 Oh . mission to South Boule-
ward. Get in and patronize the Om-
MIDI, for it il the most substantial evi.
denee visible, that the ancient vii
l.ee Of Red Stick is swelling out into
ths dimensions of the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

NEW PUBLICATIONS.

T1NHE MOST SUCCESSFUL AMERICAN BOOK-RUrH
i HALL q domestic tale Of the present time. BY
Fanny Fern 400 pp., 12mo Cloth. Price, 81 rs. Il
has been reserved TO this distinguished authoress to
achieve what may, under the be regarded
the most brilliant ever obtained by an Ane-
rican writer OF fiction. Ruth Hail. her frst continuous
story, though deriving no interest popularity from
connection with any Of those vexed questions which
agitate the public mind has In the two months since
its FIRST appearances reached greatly larger sale than
any other American work Of fiction whatever within the
period. This extraordinary fact Is OF ITSELF abun-
dant evidence Of the absorbing interest and graphic
power OF this remark able work. We have 10 pos.
session several hundred reviews Of Ruth Hail. winch
have already appeared In the principal newspapers and
periodicals. Nearly all OF these pronounce II emphati-
cay work Of genius many predicting for It the lrg
est sale Of any American book, and devo.ng whole
columns 10 its eulogism, whle-we have yet but
very few mot twelve in ally which deny its singular fas
cinaon Ruth Hall s for sale by book sellers generally
York.
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1--WE ARTS.

nycoRAuyg pRtBCo PAINTER oy THE GERMAN
~ ssi Italian srhosl.--Is really 70 dscora< 10 s.s
met approved manner, Asd In al siyiss Address 81
2os spring street, ss- Yers, aroEGg YifcH
LINZ AKTs-6OrpiL Co REPpIyuILY IN.
C terms thu pablo that tLsy ~ haze sshiss,lyu
Tor q short tine only At their yr. Art slisry No s
BrcsS~ay, the painting ~ Ilorsss y.rns., arss
Pf-ibr.n 81 Joe~ph. rsbSdpuSns os Zoe seSrsy On
thereof -gI be received. Adrsissisn fs~s
OLD gsGRAyisos BoJoHr, AIsD ON BDoKs
~ sns The hshss, yvies pad fer tbsU o asJ qs.sa
~. sfosl aBi srrs segrs.pgs oN t1efs. ~. ki~syt
Lsrs and fgf ssls a. he Oa Casissy -.op Ne lss
hssf-ay. slso spfyss'ssrpots u Essmasgary 20
20 be-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

a LBERr H. NICOLAY, AUCrloNEER. AND
"A bonds at auction.-Regulsr sAle-Mbert H. Nj
Merchants Exchange for account OF shom It may con-
cern-$21 900 La Crosse and Mlwsukie Railroad per
cent bonds. with farm mortgage as collateral attached,
interest payable LIST January and LIST july in New York.
from 5000 to 600. 81 600 Hudson River Railroad
thru mortgage per cent convertiee bonds interest
above bonds are convertible into stock any time within
ten years Of oate) $1,000 New York and Harlem Rail.
ROAD LIST mortgage per cent bonds interest payable LIST
May and LIST November 81 900 each. S. 600 Colu mbus
Pqua and Indiana Railrs ad LIST per cent
vertbe bonds interest LIST January LIST JAY 81 900
psr cent bonds, iDterest semi annually in New York
1st February and lst August 81, 900 each. IS, 900
Cleveland, Papesve and Ashtabula Railroad per cent
January and LIST July. $4,000 Columbus, Piqua aud
Indiana Railroad per cent convertible mortgage bonds
due n ,sGs interest payable LIST April aud lat oe,ees
$4,000 Great Western (inos) Railroad Is. mortgage
10 per cent bonds interest payable SAINT annually LIST
April and Let October at their Office in Ne York. 81 900
each $4,000 Erie and Pepnsy lvania Canal per cent
bonds interest payable annusy at the Erie Bank Erie
or the LIST day Of January bonds OF all Sizes from $50
up 10 shares Northern Indiana Railroad, 800 each;
DO do Central Ohio Railroad, $50 each 80 do Michigan
Southern Railroad, 500 each 25 do Mechanics Bank
ing Association, s25 each; 200 do Farmers Loan and
Company, $25 EACH IL do. North American Fire In
snrance Company $50 each 1000 Kniskeroocker Bank,
$25 each 40 do Excelsior Fire Insurance Company $50
each; 90 do. Manhattan Life Insurance Company, $50
each 90 do Wells Fargo and Co. En- 500 each;
80 DO. American Express Company, 300 each do.
CONNER al Express Company $50 each. Terms OF sale
Ten cent this day, and the balance before o'clock
TO morrow The accrued interest all the binds viii
Thursday. Alder. II. Nicolay holds regular sales Of
stocks aud bonds every Monday and rhursday, at the
Merchants exchange and also special sales when re-
At private sileA great variety OF rst class railroad,
city and state Bonds bank insurance and other stocks
lars see his private ,sies catalogue. Once No. Broad
street, next to corner Of Wall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

cough, cold, &c, only prepared BY Frederick "
Rushton OF the late william L. Rushtou origin ator
senior partner Of the late firm Of Rushton Clark,
Co. The late firm OF Rushton, Clark Co, being dis
solved By tia oxn limitation, will carry the bu.
saese 10 all ts branches, at the old establishment No.
oAstor House Barclay street. and All Broadway
corner Canal Posse sing all the receipts Of the late
wn 1. Rushton, and Of all the firms ne originated and
vas snior partxer OF, will continue 10 manufacture
IN the preparations Of the late Rushton, Clark Co,
and having obtained my kno wledge Of preparing them
from my father, feel safely claim for them the
- ne character for superiority and purity for which they
always have teen noted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

A UCTI0N N0TICE-H. WILSON. AUCTIONEER.
"A Large house sale Of furniture tapestry carpets pier
gIasses pianoforte, bilverware, &c-rhis morning,
Monday. at 1Os O'Clock precisely at loo West Twenty
fourth street few doors from Eighth avenue comprs-
ing the best selection offered at this por
ton Of the contents 10 here suboined Rosewood piano
forte full octave richly carved case cost $780,
solid rosewood brocatec furniture, suite, very
pensively carved and covered with the richest material
without regard 70 cost large pier and oval mirrors with
marble slabs and gilt brackets TO match; marble top
rosewood centre side and sofa tables elegant
etegsre. marble top with heavy plate glass doors and
back made TO ORDER $l25 about 80 yards OF tapes
try carpets In excellent order rosewood etegres
and stands, beautiful and heavily embroidered
white lace window curains, rich brocatelle curtains and
cornces for four windows; large gothic reception and
easy chairs In silk and embroidered brocade oil paint
ngs, among which may DO found choice collection BY
modern artists French porcelain decorations aud vases
finished and painted high state of perection heavy
rosewood and mahogany bedseads both Of the modern
and antique Styles with very elegant marble top Dress
ing bureaus and Wristbands 10 match pure cured hair
matresses beds bolsters and pillo mahogany and
maple chairs sofas and lounges heavy mahogany ten
feet extension table, black walnut do tea and dining
tables chna tea Sets expensvey decorated elegant
m.nte clocks, crockery and glassware in base
nent large assortment Of sverware, spoons, forks,
heavy plated casters with bottles silver tea services
elegantly chased and engraved large salvers with solid
silver edges best Of ivory cutlery, nc. Terms Of sale
cash. city funds Aso az IL e'cook msgn hceot piece
OF work called Priests Scarf taken from the cathedral
In Mexico, while on FIRE duriug the war, by Captain
Bouton, and presented TO the late Enoch 4. Camp.
Valued at $500.
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TRAvELLEas, cUIDE.

Mgw yERsgY RAuROAD. -TOe rBIADsagBil
IN AID the ae.ts sod west vie Jsfs~y OF nal sd
express HnssS--<svs Nsw york 81 sb3 10 A. n ssi
sst sp. ~ ys,s, ~ 10 10 4, ard o. 10 . ssd 10 n
STOPPING 81 az vsy ststoss Ttrossh tsfsss soA Zoe
fssts rs't go 80 ~sss 49, - ns''es. ~ st'rws~.
r~~.sss, "a. s~s tsrs-ss s>s~~ss ss.<s-s ~.ss a
- 10 ssA 10 A. ~ esd sfn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

..son, respectfully invited 70 examine Of
~TDg and summer clothing feel assured they will
asa IT, rom is extent variety, style and cbsapnsss,
veil worthy u their condensation Whls the DISPOSE.
ton Of manufacturers this has TO great
d s>duce their socks have awaited ourselves OF tae
s1yAsases Of low Arkst for goods AMI IA sor 20 nan
nfsetsrs Deeb larger stock than Ne have ever done
vAseb eopssqnspty, sin be enabled 10 odsr Al 10
n.ysa.y vsh .. r. IFv ~ tss
sss 20 - hss~a--s, ssss.s w.nes %, s.Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

E1anos.-Prices Lower than can be had elsc-
largest tmen to be found In the United
Bates comprising pianos from ten different manufac-
tories among them the most celebrated makers In the
world T. Gilbert Co Is first premium pianos, with
without the eoIean attachms emit and the modern i'm
psoyed Borase Waters pianos Beautiful second hand
oean pianos for sale at great bargains do, without
~ eoleon Melodeons OF every style, from five differ
ent manufactures at prices which defy competition.
Pianos 70 rent. HORACE WATERS 333 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

HciSoways Pills have the greatest sale of
ssy medicine in the vord peculiarly al spied the
constitution 81 females and children Of all ages being
powerful purifier Of TIE blood, invgoratng the const
tston and correcting all disorders OF the liver and
mach, beng the finest medicine In the universe Sold
AZ The Danufactories, so Maiden aue, New York ADD
214 Strand, London, and BY all druggi,s AZ 25s cage
and ~ per box.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

News Agents. Able a. Yates, Packers aud
scrvaraers OF the daily and weekly NEw YoRK Hgg,rp
and al other daes published in the city, aud all weekly
papers pubsted In the Union togsher With mag auncs
- lsdard works. and cheap publications II you desire
pupetualiiy and de, patch, TEND your orders 20
ArBE YATES, 70 Beeh nan stree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

Thank you, Mr.. Graham, for your Onguont,
which will force the beard ,ustache TO gro strong
and thick in six weeks and viii not stain nure the
shin 81 bottle, sent to any part Of the country r.
G. GRAHAM, 6s5 broadway, ZEIBER, "A, South Third
street, Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

unversaliy approved essencss Otard psach and cider
brsndies; tsse GIN whskey, Jamaica and st CroK
ola Of juniper, bitter Almonds absynth anisettes
eaaway and pinento photographs and daguerreotype
ehsmcas cy anide potassium, pyrogalc acid &c, for
sale BY DR. l. FEUCHrWAN5ER, isi Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

Teas.-The best assortment OF Fine Teas
viii DO found the Canton Tea Companys newly erected
and elegant store 125 Chatham street, between Pearl
and Roosevelt streetsthe Oldest tea establishment in
ths city. We they do better
than elsewhere, either at Wholesale or retail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

q fxTH AVENUE RAITROADe-S0rIcE TO PAssEy
- sers. by City ordinance the are requested TO
stop above the street crossing going up, below
foing down Passengers requested 70 make II con-
vepent 70 take and leave the those crossing By
the door 10 leave them the side side
va and not 70 jump OF while they motion.
WIN. EBBIr, Superintendent
THE LIQUOR DEAIIRy SOCIETY WILL MEET
II at the Wss,chestcr House this, Montsy evening,
Iyth isst, At ~ O'clock hem>er, are earne'uy ~.
trade are requested 10 ssnd "a their Names anil
brs sye expected 20 he arfive and viapt in by sgirg
~ tsacI.gt.n !vi is.asl.v.
yoHg N. HAYWOOD, P,s Lien,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

OffIcE OF THE NEW CREEK COMPANY, Is WALL
" street, New Yofk.--Notice An election for I've
Directors OF the New Greek Company will be hell on
Monday February 10Th inst, at the ONCE OF the Com.
pany, In New York, between the hours OF 10 and IL
A. NJ. The transfer books will be closed from the 10th
70 9th inst. New YORK, Feb. IL, 1855.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

Taking Portraits for 81 Cents illustrates
the progress OF invention and economy picture
Of art at 2S9 Broadway-depot OF HOLMES patent
double acting cameras.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

Group, CrOup.-Thls awful COnAp lalat IL
Immediately cured by DIR. T0BIASS Venetian Imminent.
No family who value the lives their children should
be without bottle in the house Sold by all the drug
gsts and storekeepers. Depot 60 Cortlandt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

A UCII0N N0TICE-DAMAGED BOOTS AND SHOES
"A for cash.-About fifty cases will be sold at the
store Of d. Gale. 225 Pearl street. Tuesday Goth
inst, at 10 O'Clock A. BY order OF the insurance
pany ALSO at the time, complete assortment Of
fresh and seasonabie goods direct from the manufac
turers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

Cravats and Jolnvii1e Tlcs-Lat.st French
styles just received and for sale, Wholesale and RETAIL
BY G B. HATCH CO., 90 Chambers street, northeast
corner Of Church.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

Albert III. Nicoiay Will hold hts sguiar
semi weekly auction sale OF Stocks and Bonds this day
at l2l O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange For fur
tber particulars his advertisement 10 another
lomn Catalogues can be obtained ut the office, no.
Brt ad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

"a Cock Fight In Havana" IL a great story,
In the January number Of the Knickerboksr Magazine
Subscriptions ($3) including chance for Powers Greek
Slave, worth S. 00o, valuable painting, received
few days longer at the Office, 34s Broadway up stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

The severe Storm n Over, and Those Per-
M who have been waiting for doesn't walking are now
throngiDg ROOTS great PREMIUM gallery, No 563 Broad
way TO get the magnificent Photography and othsr pic
lures there only Life size photographs can.
vass photographs Of all Sizes stereossopes daguer
reoypes OF oil Sizes taken to perfection Ia any weather