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Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1855-01-28

Will take place at the Smithsonian Institution,
Washington, ID. c., on the sth Of February,
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1855-01-28

Prices of Admission: Reserved seats so cents
Hall price to reserved seats only for children un
der twelve years. General admission 25 cents
for all ages.
Door open at 74-Periormance at s o'clock.
Tickets can be had at the door on the evening.
Jan 26-3t
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1855-01-28

IL XTRA Heavy-pIated Tea Sets, Aibata
Ia Forks, Spoons, &c.--M. w. Calf o. Bro.
have just received beautiful assortment Of
Extra Plated Tea Sets, latest styles
Casters, Cake Baskets, Card Trays, &c.
Also, superior Albata Forks and Spoons.
The above are Of the very best quality, and un
usually low.
M. w. CALF a. BRO.
Penn avenue, between 9th and 10th SIS.
Dec l5-3t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-28

We ,sarn that Captain has purchased the steam
packet Csoun, which formerly between ca AesSx aak
Savannah. We informed Lat he d making extensive 4
terasons ana improvements. Her dcsdna0di 10 nsws
10 "a.
The steamship Baltic Capt Comsock sal ed from ousxsn
the about O'Clock yesterday morning. for Lrpoe h6
hing been detained at that place on account Of heow so
OF he water ca he bsr.
Texe fore and eft schooner ashore on Romex 6hoaas
The ss.amug Alex Mason hiss gone 70 hcr assistance.
Capt Bennett, Of the bark Piateaius OF Provid-ace.
speaks vy high of the working and sailing aus ss
OF his vessel In leser 10 his owners IN that city, dated 0ca
cus Oct ~ 1885, be ssys:"We sailed from Liverpool "a 0
light Of 10th June, ard arrived ut the mouth II the rv
here the Ah October, and In copspy with shps sea&
sailed from nsysrpoo 70 DAYS btoe Tho fiaeotas
10 the fastest and best working and most handy ycsse
have snce we LETT .Ayer-
pool but hat have passed. except fassh cpncr s
which saled In company with liverpool md We To
with Der little 70 the north of the line 10 the Ataaae
Ocean and company dAys, usniag TO tho wtna
ward tack for fack and separated in tbs night hes~
difference we're tho fastest. lie was bound 70
Cay lon"
The Ship List s.aestha brig Mcncurc TONS yeAss
I'D been sold S. 50e also al6e
IONS built Baltimore, ~ old p-vn anA
bark Queen Eagle od AVG ons built Wes,ey RI.
private terms.
1he ship recently launched wesbrook Me- by Mr. Rapa
Kelley. has been named the Fsimhuth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-28

SERIOUS AFFRAY AT MANAyUNK, PA-Two Men
sGor-OTuE.s IyyURED--About half past ten
o'clock on Monday night christmas evc), q party
Of Young men went into the lager. bier house OF Leo
poid Decker, on Main street, Manayunk. For some
house became much excited against the party, and
he drew revolver and fired upon them from behind
tho bar One Of the balls took effect upon George
Adams, passing through his check and inficting
serious. though not dangerous wound. Matthew
McAlister received painful wound In the hack Of
The head The son-in.law of Decker also took part
in the ARRAY, armed with Ratchet, and Jackson
McClenahan and Thomas Randall were hurt about
The head with the weapon. Decker Is the only one
who has been arrested thus far. He was held by
alderman Gibson in 81 600 TO answer. From the
eyencc ELECTED before the Alderman il seems that
the Young men who were fred upon were sober and
not Observation-Disclosures Bpiieitn, Dec. 70.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-28
w,II,amss,urx CITY News.

saop LFTNa.several pieces Of show goods, which had
been placed outside of the dry goods store Of Mr. Berlin
No go Grand street. were carried of on Wednesday
evening. The thief escaped detection
FALSE PRSnfSers--A boy named George Allen was ar
rested yesterday by officer Thinkam Of the Thirteenth
xard on charge OF obtaining clothing to the amount
q So from the store of G. Esbach In South Seventh
eet The boy gave his fathers Thompson,
pon whose credit II is charged he obtained the goods.
Held for examination.
SUDDEN DEATH Coroner Hanford hold an inquest We'll
nesday afternoon, at the corner Of withers and Smith
down dead the night previous. IT. Schapps made pos
morton examination, and In accordance With his evidence
The jury rendered verdict Of "peath BY dsphrasmau'
hernia
TmfNExs BAfi---The eighteenth annual ball OF Wash
ington Engine Co. No. came OF Wednesday night, nj tho
Odeop in Fifth street. The ball Of this old aud oaclcn
company was well attended all former occasions
and the festivities passed on Ia crcditAoe an
satisfactory TO all who participated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-28
RcrsOunI Intelligence.

Hon. Preston King, of New York, was in Trenton on
the 26th inst yit TO Governor Price. Mr. King is
Chairman q. the Board Of Comissi ners appointed by
the State Of New York to inquire into the harbor
croa ci ments and to lay out line beyond which all
structious shall Terminate His visit to the Governor
New Jersey was in relation TO that matter
II is rumored In Washington that Baron SoeclI thC
Russian charge daires is expected to marry Miss How
ard Of Springfield, in few days.
ARRIVALS.
Al TIE Smithsonian House-C. Graham. A. Kn0block g. H.
Colboun trinity College; H. j. jenkins w. b. s. Bonidcoit
q. W. Gathna H. Beveresu Burlington College; Captain
Lovett, U. &. N.
AT the International Hote-Mr and Mrs Col. 7. D. Law
renee Boston G. X. Warren q. s. Al W. j. Warren, Wash
gton D. c.; II. e. Onderdork. Manhasset; Mr.. and Mrs
Cept. Ches Hall, Lebanon Ct.
From Richmond &c, In steamship Jamestown-Jas Jor
don Kent ard ady Mrs Newman i Bsid~in and lady
Mrs Wizards II b Bell, Chas Romano, JDo II Howard,
Mosby--cu u Storage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-28
The Weather ana the Change.
wA vttc 0ntrnn IN rvrr urn am

Rain commenced falling at 8 A. NJ of Tuesday, Goth,
and continued with little ntermission till Wednesday
morning, little past o'clock, during which and
iourt cnths of inch fell. From p. N. OF Monday,
till A. NJ Of Tuesday, hetempeSature cquiibrated
at 81 30 33 Degrees fifteen consecutive hours; again.
from before p NJ iii p NJ at 81 to 80 degrees
eight consecutive hours, and in cquhris from before
or. NJ till past A. NJ OF Wednesday, Mt "a degrees
ten consecutive hours when sudden and violent change
teok place and fierce and reezing north and northwest
wind and the porature fell seven degrees in less
than sixty minutcs-at a. u. IL reached u degrees.
From 10 A. NJ till T. NJ IL equilibriatcd, at &c to
Is degrees eight consocutivc hours during and after
which, II contnucd falling and Mt L. r. u. 1t II
degrees and after that fell about degree per hour
until IL reached its minimum At O'Clock this morning,
II degrees. For than hour after the water be-
gan freezing in the wind, IL limpd in the guttcrs
sheltered from it--illustratng the of north and
south thermometers In Indicating changes ut the very time
of their occurrence. T.. MERRIAM.
BRooKIYy IfIcHTs. Dec. q, 1856.
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On 1hursdsY, Dec q, Ut Che residence Of the brides
mother, by the Rev. Mr.. Campbell FHgDEgcK G. HUoHr-
HArszs, from Attended,, Germany, 70 May J. CAIs VI
this city.
Boston papers please COPY.
On Monday evening, Dec ~, by the Rev d.. skinner,
Mr. Jou FRASER to Miss EzABEH kocEE ali Of this city.
PhilAdelphia papers please copy.
On Wednesday Dec. 10, by the Rev. 6. ~ Mceker, Mr.
HxSRy MAsrs TO Miss Any AMANDA, cldest daughter
Of X. J. Bradford, all of Williamsburg.
On Wednesday, Tee 20. by the Rev. Mr. Trost at the
residence Of the brides her, wA c. WILLIAMS 70 stES
NJ CZuI, daughter Of DR.. VIM. Cecil ell OF this CITY,
Birmingham, England, papers please copy.
On Tuesday, Dec 26 by the Re-. Dr. Macauley, Loo b.
FOUNTAIN 10 Anna LorlsE, youngest daughter OF Wns
simDs Esq., all Of this CITY,
On rhuysday Dec. 81 ut the residence Of the brides
father by the Rev Mr. Whitaker CHARIIs LUcKIs to
Icyiss Youngest daughter Of Thos. j. Foot Esq, all Of
Jersey City.
Newark Papers please copy.
On TUESDAY, Dec II. 81 Wilmington Del by the Right
Rev Afred Lee Surgeon SoLohoS SHARP, Z. s. Navy to
Miss MAaoAnz1 d. daughter Of John Hedges q Of that
city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-28
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

Several bills received and referred. The report
the committee against payiog b. C. Henderson for ser
yises Secretary to the Census Mrshals, adopted
discussion the presentation OF the bill for sta
tonery for the supreme Court. II ultimately laid
the table. The hin Of r. b. Conn lily, County Clerk
for services from July TO December 1856 amounting {,
$3.50 ordered TO be printed. The Board adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-28
BOARD or COUNCU.MEN,


This Beard assembled last evening at their chambers,
In the City Eau--the President, u. p. Conover the
chair.
The minutes of the last meeting wee read and ap-
proved.
Petitions being first In order, Councilman Swan pre-
sented petition addressed to his Honor the Mayor from
the vters staying at the city hotels testi
tying tina. mrosions pracsed upon visiters 20 this
city by hack drivers ard asking for the adoption Of the
ordinance establishing 'the New York Passenger and
Baggage Express Line" This petition signed by Hon.
+. 2. Stevens, the Mayor OF Buffalo, and others.
Councilman McCAHnL wanted this peti ion Laid on the
table. lie did want these oshwsshere from Buffalo
Ohio and Other places TO here and tell how to
govern the city. (Iaughter)
The petite finally referred to the Committee on
Ordinances.
Revolutions being next In order, Councilman CoNovER
offered resolution requesting the Counsel {, the Corpo
ration TO draft law authorizing the city TO borro from
time 10 time, loan, sum Of money not to exceed
500 GEO per month, for the purpose oil building
City Hail.
This resolution adopted
AIeso.ution received from the Committee on Ordi-
napce requesting his Honor the Mayor 10 address the
egisatue and request from that body act fixing
the salary the connected with the Stress Ne
partIncnt.
This resolution laid over.
Tho report Of the Committee Markets, IN favor OF
allowing the and oyster dearrs TO return to ther
old stands the markets. called up and lost The
vote econsid red and the report then laid upon the
table.
After some further business of particular impor-
tance, the Board Adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-28
hARITIME INTELLIGENCE.


and ia. From Ha:ana Ion aud ss,h New York fh
GHysrS. cys5 ;d New YORK q sv!ss Al Hsv.ns 50
due at New Yosk 18th - :. 80
ri o.,. New ys "a,
leans on Havana sia daos Sey Yo IS 18th
Ian and and New Orleans leans & From New Orleans % Havana
and SsS Orleans a Fross New os'ssa' Ia, iS.
e'; CO. H Ir:s ns., s,a X: caasr Lab.
=, '::% q; $: g.: !: i 5 ! : =
When Tie above dates is on SUNDAY tho WIN sad
Sni admit DC Isabel leaves Charleston and Havana At
THE ovnL AND MAILS TO INDIA AND CHINA.
Tie following may be Of va to shoss who have corresponi
The mail leaves Southampton on the lh aud sOlh o,sci
Arrives Gibraltar ssou. 9Th and es:h orsame month.
Arrives a. Malta sso.t lie IN and nd soh Of same month
Leaves sues about the 10th or 2r of same and Sh or 9Th
Arves Al Alden about the 2SA ssh q And 10Th
Issvss Isss about AZ z.a q sam. and aa, Of Arb
val for Bombay, and I'm e lsh for China, AZ.
and 5 XXI msa ''0 me % 70 ON
~ ana an s , por % o'e Shout the 9TH or
Leaves Point eiso for Pulo Penang the DAY. tho
Ayes Al Pulo Penang about ne iah ish and ssn and
singapore abou. tho 10Th 18th and sst
Arrives AZ Hong Kong about ths I'D 2n and Sch 10Th
q IIo saes. nss .ec %as Gar SHANGHAI
Two mails Enssnd-ono the 9Th and coih q esch
monyia Margeles and arrive a. Alexandria about the
time as the Southampton NAL
BrFAiD should Be sealea.
roRx-rHn DAT.
SON SEES % HIGH Il O.
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Post Of Rev York, December 27, 1855.

CLEARED.
P fs7 sssg hs e.
BARI Marrnion crooIsr, Maas sas- Jno Riley.
rs s naTs ~Sua &s ss a. ssS
Brig VIM sckies. Means. Boston, thompson ngp,sr.
scsr hos 9esison, Sac, New oresuszEasle Hazard
Thcmpson.
Steamship Jamestown Parrist Rlchuocd Ac, With uase
ard pas scngers 70 Ludlam 4 Piessan,s
last sse 80 s sassS and
s ;S tor LAWN S : s' s 81 o ssray
ssssea sa%ssS ana anchor, W s.
&C. 70 acss NspSs. Sd u so@rssy With s ZIP Tsra
sAx' l., a os Ion ST. ezahsnsed sisna With bark .Ssvns
S s @ s s x.y A p IL Is os
s III 81 RI W., Is S :. s:ss
iss 'SSs: !.
en- s avs Sss wsw wa. ~ plot
Mere esaI's
l AMI % ssTo Ss sS%r s es sa
sss At ao a s. Was t sei morning s
f sIs Heay
wsss5d GS e rs S @ SssS h s,y
fshs Bsni pssd &c chain Of anchor and slipped ~
ss sr s1 August Sgss y with cotton wheat
q aes & s xssSss WEE ss:ss, s Ss
SER Evergreen, Bsncn Boston.
prupeiicr Jackson, LayHeh Baltimore.
arIpnsre se.mship Anerisa Haason hen:c sor sal
~ nern rrdng tbe feet pumps rsfa
Unable 10 suprs .. boiler pu, baok for repairs.
nsunniur cm qp.ssatae steamship Baltic Liverpool,
sap Ads Isie Q, francisco.
4 wind o! sgpIse, NV, sunset WEW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-28
.IcrneY CITY News.

cufp BvpSrn To DEATH "A child nameI Richard Riloy,
three years Of ore left alone By its mothor--who
resides in Sussex streets few minutes Wednesday
evening While she went into store BY, aud
during her absence its clothing took frc nom the stove
and IL wns 20 severely burned that died Immediately
afierxaIds. 4
scrIooia-The Jersey City Board Of Educatio, has de-
eyrnincd not TO open evening schools this wiuter.
primary school will be established la tho city alnhousc,
Il the Common Council win grant the Of Of the
room In the buildings for tha. purpose
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-28

Col JorN soyselH, the Hungarian exile lied al jack
ny;lc Florida en- the 9Th instant. Born I, wealth and
station in his native land he Joined the popular side In
tie Reyoiuop sna after unfortunate formulation ID
"a Iursey with Kossuh and Afterwards took up his rel
J.ree Al Paris ~ the agcnt OF the Ex-Governor TIE
lrre tor az Austria proered him fall pardon If he
xd renew his oath OF allegiance ADD declare that la
vss n,sled in Joining the reyoiutOnists which he 70
fused, aud came " Ills coupiry,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-28

The NEW ORLEANS FIRE CoNTRACT.--The Con.
troet on The 18th Instant readudicatcd the contract
for ex,reushng the fres that may IN the city
during FIVE years The lowest bi6dcr tho Firemcns
Charitable Association and the bid seventy thousand
dcrais per annu called meeting Of both branches o,
the O,y Council took place on the same evening whea
the sse unanimously approved BY both Boards, and
tho secrytles accepted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-28

A FAMILY COScERS.-Montgomery County Bank
Is tho OF tho bank organized Fonda. IL will pro
bsby 10 into operation iu few weeks under the above
title. The following gentlemen compose tho Board OF
Lectois viz Livingston Speaker, David SPEAKER Jas.
SPEAKER Joseph -praker, John Bowdish, Daniel spruke
George Sprinkler, Fraser Speaker Abraham j. Davis snd
Simeon snow Daniel Speaker, Esg, Of Csusjohare has
be en- chosen Prcsilept
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-28
Mayors Once.
ARREST FOR STEALING FLOUR.


cartanan by name Peter CISCO taken into cus,o-
dy yesterday morning by officer Mastcrsop Of the Chiefs
Office, and brought before Justice Osborne. The charge
preferred against Cisco Is that he ,arried away from the
freight depot OF the Erie Railroad Company barrels
OF Hour, worth So which formed q portion Of . large
quantity Of wheat our which had been consigned to tue
fim Of N. u. Thomas Co., No Water street. He OF
tanned the Hour by falsely representing that he had been
employed by the firm Of N. d Thomas TO convey the
-four to their store, and, after loading his cart, gave
receipt therefor lie was committed for examination.
CHARGE OF LARCENY.
Officers Kinner and Smith arrt stci, Wednesday
evening, about o'clock, two named Louis schmia,
aud Henry Fisher, charge Of stealing largo box o.,
music books of considerable vinc from the doorway Of
the store Of T. Coddipgton No 20 Park The two
were discovered quietly walking down Broadway with
their plumber, and wore marched 10 station house
wherein they locked up for tho night. In default
Of bail, they were eemporary committed until proper
examination Is had
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-28

1s- An packages and hGcrs 6feaded for NJ Nxw Yonx
BErAiD should be scaled.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-28

PHILADELPHIA. Dec T-hrr steamer NJ sAndfSYd. HAHl
EYerk; schrs Simmons, Barrett dos Gems dess le
per, Egg Harbor; Grapdlis Msrriman. Boston
ship Tonawanda, JULIUS, Liverpool, bark Pha4a lpha
em Sanders, Santa Mapihs schrs II eirrmonf BaxSea<
J Hess, Lopez. and woewitk ~orwick NYort; Loas.
dale, Crowcu Providence,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-18

On Wednesday evening, Nov H. Mt the residence of the
brides IA her, by REV. Mr. Mley, fr AussD 4. CLIFFORD
t. Miss eIig ATWOOD eldest daughter OF Mr. j. 5. At
wood all Of this city.
In this city Thursday, Nov. Is by the Rev. Oliver
Bronson CT Kinderhook y. Y. +. Willis FlsHER NJ. y.
To- JENNIE daughter of Dexter Farbank ESQ., of This city
On Tuesday evening" nov. Il, by the Rev. Abrahan D.
Gillette Mr.. JoHs G. Wnsos to Miss LIZZIE MciREaoa, all
Of this city
On wedncsday evening, Nov. II, by tho Rev NJ.
Mooney, Of st. Brigets church, Mr. JoHS J. BtIn To
Mics MARY JANE CFuiIs FLYNN, both Of this city.
Al Louisville Ky, the 9th inst, by the very Pew
Mr. spaulding Mr.. Jony MCAFFREy, of Lancaster, OHIO
TO Mis- HARRIET AGNES FIELDING, late of SeS York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-18
DANCING ACADEMIES,

DoDWoRTH'S PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMIES.
IA. 806 Broadway, New York, and lS Montague place,
Brooklyn, open for the season. Circulars explaining
time and terms be had at the academies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-18

Ladies' Who Are PurchRsiDg Silks, Shnvvls
goods who Of receiving most
for their money should not lail To call at
BURGESS liz Canal street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-18

Borgess., ITO Canal Street, VIII Open, on
Monday morning. large lot OF fine English are, at
twenty hye cents per yard. BU RECESS, 1l6 CaAa ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-18
Birth.


On Wednesday, Nov. = the wife of JAMES A. BoyIE of
the first
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-18

Of the most improved style will be exchanged liberal
for old machines of kind Great numbers of machines
OF the Avery Wilson, Grover and Baker and other cnt
have been sold which can't be used advantage These
machines offer TO relieve the public from Old unmproyed
machines OF our exchanged In the way. Od
machines so received by will at be destroyed For
terms Of exchange apply personally or by etterto
l. SINGER Il Co, 353 Broadway
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!. ne Gratn-s electric Cn.-rhe rxtnn,sh-

6s ELECTED b. this article perfectly SURPRISING 1t
cured the tunor IN the side Of Mrs Mary Coz1ens 1T
hntic street, BronklYn cured DIR. Welrher, og Pits
burg Mark oreeg, $50 Of PHILADELPHIA eaYs -" TIE cleo
trc Oh Il the blessing discovered Tor man"
T1re rieuma in headaehe, sf jone, bu cut bruises
0sre or tender feet ssehgs nearagA eaked peass
Nipples. 1ica, &c The efotei should walt ils. The
aectic oil wiz cure you. BARNES PARK 9GI Broadway
Duane street. Wholesale agents. Int sold hy M
Guon Bovery DIR louis Hudson street, Mrs Bpyes BronF
n and respectable druggist In city, osn and cogntry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-18

Twenty ninth street. Is Offering to the pubic. GIN The quail
ties OF which far exceeds thing 10 he met i only
to ~ tested by OF the BEVERAGE receive the sp
pelAuoD given fbovc; u IN that IL beng extensively ntre
tnoed among NJ own families, and IN has AIKEN
place toucf usually used al the dinner taoeo pure
paaable Is II ms de 10 the TASTE Try It.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-18

The following goods will be offered Monday 18Th:
One case fine paid poplis al q d thee Eng
llsh mernoes at 2s and A. fine French do Ss rich gsce
sk Be- and ts Also deainas, bombaziues shawis blank
ss aannes quilts Lace cntaiIs embroderes ribbons aud
6ne French gin All OF which VIII be sold at greatly
dueed prices i. II. LEADBEAfEE CO., 3i7 Br roadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-18

q. FUTILE, AUCTIONEER FRESH IMPORTED
- Duch nuibous roosThe has inst e-yed
r m h S CONSIGNMENT o. iiaare lower soo pal 40
expressly ior lrvale gardens na NJ
otment Of double and single h,aclhs nlins ANGRY IL
quils g., which are offered or ae IN n 40. ~
his Office, "a broadway. - - =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-18

Removal ID. Eeaunin, French Halter, late
no 300 Broadway has removed bs business Broadway
three doors above Blocker street, in Mr. j. f. Thcrry hat
Gtpre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-18

boys oo,hing department a. Genns bazar has been under
the superinendeDce of Mr. Islaon Qste OF the firm of Ellis
lsleD has conesscdy stood the head OF this branch
Of the business Ia New designer and APP
porel tor boys Mr. seton has rival the United
superior where ana The exquisite ut and finch OF his suits
u admitted and admired by who has patronlzed
Me established Attention IL invited the school
suits amas, &C. which form The ready made
this department and moderation of the prices Orders
f boys clothing rapidly executed under the supervision
OF Mr. lsleton. GENIN'S Bazaar,
hehri HoseI Rvoad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-18

DICu PARIS FEATHERS,
III FRESeH Flowers,
CnESuIF. KInHo.a 60,
In every variety be found preea for IL
t6i aid 10 john street, corner al William,
HOMER kElCHUM.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-18

medicine and recommended 10 IN sufferers from disease
Of the liver End stomach u IS ndspugoy admitted that tAey
failed disorders Sold me
facores Maiden lane, New York, ard 2f london
md BY ali druggists a. Is cents ~ cents and per box.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-18
CHINA, GLASS AND cRocKFRY ATAucrIoN J

~ II. LUDLOW. ArCrIoNEER-wlLL SILL. ON
~. TUESDAY, Nov 20 The house aui i Knpsn ~ N1ysf-
ley place, In the fifrenh wnfd Washington plrL
Ground q feet front ana ~ y c deep, four s1ry
psh basement AND attic house, S0i all The
mona lnls gas, Sc.
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NAasU CO., the industrial exhibition of nj Nations,
her patent radical cure rirs References as 80 ia
neutrality-suspicious. Valentine Mott, willard Parker, and
John Carnochsn list of Of mercantile
nd other ed by ths truss uay he Mat
co H. No ~ Maiden lace New York and Sarsh Corlss
Co, No West Fourth street. Cincinnati, Ohio. Open from
IA. NJ until 9 J.. NJ.
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1C0 REWARD LOST, on FRIDAY. 10TH INST AIT,
l-V Ia the af,eFnosn, between division aud Catherine
street, down thatharu 70 Aooscye' street. l3
street ferry 500 In so pieces The hnlcr viii ret Inc
above reward by Lea wing Il Chief Of Police uae Cay
Han The loser poor person.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-18

Defiance Salnmsnder Safes Robert NJ. Pat.
DICK the sole manufacturer IN tho United States OF the
above celebrated safes and patent powder proof Defiance
and cross bars Depot 1872 Pearl street, door below Nader
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uCTION NoTIcE-CR0CKERY, GLASS AND CHINA
"A by TS. H. BARTLETT, Aucuoaecrnn Tuesdsy Nag.
~ at 10 ocosk at 81 Pearl street. pcrcmpory slln o. ~
KINDS besl white granite blue and 20
glass ware rich china add silver
dealers - =