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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-17

= Katc .AyIesford:

STORY OF THEREFCGEEs.s by Chas
IN J. Peterson, Author of Cruising in the Last War;
and Publisher of Peersons Ladies' National Magazine"
Complete In enc large volume neatly bound in cloth for
One Dollar aud Fifty C,nis; another edition. in two
volumes, paper cover, for One Dollar. ~
4, i, - From tie Philadelphia "IvGle Ledger.'
From what is knO OF the authors ability and espe
cal!y OF his talent Of presenting Revolutionary remnis
cences in the most interesting FORM expected rich
treat in This fiction, well faithful embodiment of the
history Of the refugees OF New Jersey Nor have been
disappointed. The heroine is sketched most arstcally
and fairly stands before the reader thing of ie One Of
the great beauties of the story the characters
unnatural nor the incidents improbable; and yet from the
minute descriptions thrown around them the thrilling
interest is awakened The narrative grows and more
absorbing also proceeds IL is all bands pronoun.
ced the sbes original novelette, published for many years.
aud justly places the author at The very head of popular
writers of the day ths country. The is saying
good DEAL bat think the public, the perusal of the
story, will agree with that commentator is not
aggeFated"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-17
LATEST ARRIVALs!!
= 81 Irby Morgan & Co,

A RE this morning receiving per River and Railroad
IA % Packages of well assorted FIJI
SPRING & SUMNER DRY GOODS,
Embracing Bonnets, Flowers, Embroideries Riboons
Barages Lawns Ginghams Brilliants Linens Drllings
Cottonsdes Prints, Beached Brown Muslins, &C., &c.
TO which they invite the special attention of and
PROMPT TINE BUYERS This Stock having been detained
for several weeks and consequently only short time left
in which to do the business of the season. they will be
disposed 10 FIX prices al standard, win fpsVre
reddy s0Ies. lRBY MORGAN Il co.
n B.-Na Goods will be sold to the consumer.
mar2ltf gr-r.-rs | NJ. Co.
COMPREHENSIVE HAVE THIS DAY
I associated with the Wholesale Grocery Com
mission, Receiving and Forwarding Business, Mr.. WILL
LIAM PHILLIPS, of Nashville, under the and style
Of LANIER j. PHILLIP
now l.. II. LANIER.
NOTICE is hereby given that have this day sold out
~ my entire interest in the firm of II. $. FRENCH &
SONS to Fl. s. Al. G. FRENCH who become responsible
for all the liabilities Of the firm of IL 5. French Sons and
who alone authorized to receive dues settle the bu
siness of The FIRM.
sep25 "a L. H. FRENCH.
l.. II. FRENCH having withdrawn above from the
firm Of II s. FRENCH SONS, the business will be con-
duetei by the undersigned under the firm and style of H.
S.FRENCH son. IL. s. FRENCH.
ept25 J. c. FRENCH
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-17

Z sThe Castle Builders, By the Author Of " The
Heir Of Radcliffe" l vol paper so cents.
= Just received by T. HAGAN & BRO, IA
spl4 Market street
n ODEY'S LADY'S BOOK FOR APRIL
VI just received and for sale by
mhs7 F. HAGAN BRO, Market St
INK FOR THE TIsADE-IO00 dozen four and
Il two ounce Ink Stands in store and for sale bv
mh2f F. HAGAN 4 BRO, Market at
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-17

s JUST RECEIVED:
a 0ND0N PORTER AND SCOTCH ALE. For sale,
Wholesale and Retail eft the Sign OF tie Little In.
osn corner OF Cherry and Cedar streets - 17- p
jaGl5 j. MOORE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-17

JUST RECEIVED PER STEAMER TWEED
> HALF PIPES OLD 0TARD BRANDY;
= 2quarter casks Superior Madeira;
l do do do sherry;
l do do do Port;
20 baskets BoIlinger Champagne
For sale By GaD24 VESSEL 4 THOMPSON
T ONION PORTER.-iOO dozen London Porter Of
II extra quality, received this day. and for sale BY
JanZ4 VESSEL. THOMPSON
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-17

CIGARS! CIGAfsSH i
2OOOOesSPdfsddSF a sas eo GEs Pa is
the following Brands Jupiter's Ia Favoitss la Ba
senern; Ia Pedro Carrillo Napoleon Pensadoss. With
various other brands OF choice Tobacco Little Indian
Cherry and Cedar streets.
dec5-u ]. MOORE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-17

" das be charged 81 25 per bale Of 500 lbs less and
50 cents per 100 lbs for excess of over 500 lbs.
septic lic H. / ANDERSON, Sup't. y. 4. q. X. X.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-17
WEakE NOW RECEI-
THURsToN a BERNARD,

No. Union street, aaft--
RE receiving their stock OF Fall and Win ar m
n ter Dress Goods consisting of Silks, Cash Hg;M
uleres French aud English Merinos all Wool De- l4lD
anes Hosiery, Gloves Corss and general assortment
Il Staple Goods rit
The above goods ell purchased in the Eastern cities
by Of the firm since the decline in prices of Foreign
Merchandise and viii Dc freely offered to the public at
rces that must insure ready sale uctl1lly invite
60 our stock 60 examination - e--.1c
7EANTILLAS AND EmBROIDERiES.-A
vi beautiful assortment of Msntas Grape Sraws and
tbroideries which offering very cheap for cgst
ooroe THIIRSTONS RERNARID
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-17

TUST received, 200 dozen Boggs' superior SMOKING
u TOBACCO; .
400 dozen Boggs fine Cut Chewing.
Also lot OF The AfdI queen Trafoil Chewing; supe-
any other brand For SALE Wholesale and retail by
mills J. MOORE COrner&edar aud Cherry SITS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-28

2oo eegs, tnclnaed In which were about 900 -
RIO % lie 1lc 100 d. hAraeabo st about lc., "a
about 600 lAguAyra at uKs.
COrpos-The sales were checked by the announcesas1
that the xesmcs had reached Halifax The transacous
were counsd 10 iew hundred bAss without chauee d
prices.
Fx,uaur-On account Of the arrival Of the s,4smsr
being telegraphed at HaAx engagement. lees bot
rates continued Grm To Liverpool, about 200 70 500
bales Of cotton vero engaged n Nc, and 100 do waa
taken at 716d, and TO- 900 bushels grain nj a. but
said TO be higher than previous rates shippers oner
l2d per buahe without finding vesses TO take H. While
I'D asked and O0 boxes Of cheese were taken At
40n. -four at - I'd. To London, rates were quite
nrm, but engagements were reported. To HAvrei
nour at 81 and cotton at lc per H. To Bremen, LOO
bales o cotton engaged ne ic and some measure
ment goods nj 25s. To California, were steady At
3sc per foot measurement.
NAVAL sroRis quiet and unchanged In prices.
PRoyrioss.--Pork-The sales embraced about 700 500
bbls., including mess, at 81 10 t3 b7h, and
Ell 81 81 80 for prime beef Sales 100 bbls without
change in prices Prime selling slowly NJ W.
a 500 There was nothing doing OF moment in bacon
cut meats. Lard in fair demand, with small sAies
at llI u l2c.
Rtn-carolina wa steady at previous rates. and 90
bags fatna, for export, at p. I.
sI1S-200 mats casAa at 36c. and rs bags OF pepper
at lie.
SUoAR-The market continued firm with sales Of T0e
500 hhds. Cuba muscovado at Ne. "A T5.o including
a small lot prime at Sc
wnsnr-salea Of 800 bbs made including Ohio,
at s0hc. . Ale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-28
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IHrN7DtT FHpi y q u y.
Ann - NAL iass made 81 81 pfioss
f1asf- TsFr god ssu1s ~ tor sr
ter, snd ~ asassre soBsunp siss vhns pfssss we've
unchanged ne ssiss snbftess ssos, 500 a on
as insrffrg emma - sttA STATE a o. "a a a.
std ard fsffy ~ eoFnaon gssos sItsA Western ~ a.
5ske - gtfta Genssss wns - " 60 10 sss.tbs,s
fsrry auh tKfA bfsrts hrns wklAs common FfMss
usss sssisv Nales 80 30 btla were made ~ 81 ~
sxsa Fys scar vas ~ o. 30 81 fss co. ~ supssfns
Cora rnssl nsTrin& vbsats4lss nab = shs
srsAa ~ Adouf 10 90 IA GO bashsis asa1ns ~sgih.
rc Al 81 - AL ~ vhiD 40. AZ a. az ~ n f,lss
latter fgufs - tsbsfisnl ss1 small ~ - chgtss
reported a, ~ u. cDrnTiss sole sfsosbisA " - 90
- cDr tuskss western srirs1 ns ~ ~ eonsseftl4s
y0rtiopf 81 export a. sic a.. snf swsl "a a.
- xe. Eye-f 90 90 tusissAs v~ss 49, a. OIL Is
81 II 0~s we're arm -t'isas ehsr4w. in pgis~s
Cgryu DE ssAsa Of 81 k-ofs szyxn.~i W st,2t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-28

A LADY JUST ARRIVED FROM PARIS AND FULLY
n competent teach French English, musio and sinxinx.
wishes engagement governess No objection 10 70 10
the South Address " Y. r., Union square Po~i ONCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-28
LIST, OF LETTERS
Re1ahlhs n the dew York city Pest OHlce,
Friday, Sept. Is, 1856.

Published exclusively in the New YORK HERALD by Act
Congress-tAe paper hdvis the largest circulation Of any
paper in ne United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-28

Al the first board prices fell n nearly every ecu.
ry, and the general tone u the market exceedingly
heavy. The following the variations compared
with the FIRST board yesterday :--RcadDg declined
Cleveland and Toledo, = Lrie 4 Cumberland =; Mica
ragua, u Erie ~, II Virginia o. - Chicago AMI
Rock Island, r. New York Central was dealt Ia 10 =
considerable extent after the board selling freely at o.
Al the afternoon board the market steady The FOR
egn did not 70 alter prices We're Il for the
advance In the rate u interest ~ the Bank England
tho would unt oubtcdly have had favorable effect
viii be by the advertisement Of the treasurer in
another column that the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad
Company have declared dividend per cent cash out
n the profits q the last tx months business payable
the 26th Of October We understand the receipts Tor sep
ember thus far show The corresponding
period Of La, year 81 about so per cent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-28

nTrirg cfivryR ggFr n 49, rHr rppr
" rA<w tesersFd ~ as $3.50 ~ Vessy9 ~ts~v
steN ,eiwt*n h4sor 80 rsaae&. ~ ~
fors rt&h - - 80 AAese - tsti ve.4't rNft.sf
rRakk QUgys
1'hE EtJtTTs 90 THy ~ AtuN-sIp ~ rEIzt& -
80 "a 4e ssnAT l~mt 81 - ra~ssf s@d tS - o.
rasf fsgtAA wtl &ss Dass fFrss - h~t Ho-.r 1sss
tss ~ hrtk Mfws1sy. fgssAsf n Al 1sss ~
Isssse~ " 90 ~ a. 1919 - t.s snAsf - bpsx
- sEsere1 ~ VI oes~a tm ~ 49, = 4. re
uflpsDs A TURNER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-28
lDVgRTISEnRHTs RRNRWRl IyElY DAT.
EUuCATTON.

AN ITALIAN GENTLEMAN HAVING A FEW BoURa
"A spend during tho day, wishes 10 devote them 10 sAch
Ing language well French FOR further partcu
lars address b. Union square Post ONCE beat references
given.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18


One million seven hunered and sixty thousand boxes
of Brandeths pills sold In the year 1854. This
sale speaks well Of the pills their reputation Is all the
hold their own" Step by step have they arrived At
pushed into public notice. have nothing to say but
hope and trust that the public will paronize that med
servant, b. BRANDRErH
NEW YORK Feb 2, 1855.
DR. b. BRASpRETH-From the great OF tobacco, /
became debilitated about eight ago, that my
ply scans considered 1t impossible for mo to recover
was down to skin and bones was afflicted with
chronic dyspepsia, and everything ate disagreed with
me. had constant pain 10 my chest, my bowels were
costve and seldom moved without to medicine
which debitated me more and In this condition
WAS recommended to your vegetable Universal
pills" did So and gradually became restored TO excel
lent health through their They mildly, yet ener
geticay purged and after each portion seemed to be
endowed with new life. Ny original robust health
restored, and thank God, am vigorous
Of ffty six. But for your pills verify believe should
be nov In my grave. shall DO pleased to see any
ut my store and will state further particulars. am,
very respectfully, your obedient servant,
JOSEPH KERR,
No. s1s Broadway, above Eleventh street. at the IT.
wing House, New ork.
Brandreths pills sold a. 26 cents per box with full
directions at the principal Office, Brandreths Building
entrance 43 Canal street. also Mt the branch Offices 2i
Hudson street, and 274 Bowery.
Remember Brandreths principal Office Is In the build
ing Of Canal street and Broadway, entrance 4a
Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18
THE MOST sUCcE ssFUL AMERICAN BooK-RUrH
HAIL do,,s.,ic ,.. ~ ~. rr..o,t ,,.. IA

THE MOST sUCCE ssFUL AMERICAN BoOK-RUrH
i HALL domestic tale OF the present time iiy
Fanny Fern 400 pp., l2mo. Cloth Price, si IS II
has been reserved 10 this distinguished aaboress TO
achieve what may, under the circumstances be regarded
as the most brilliant success ever obtained By Anne.
ricsr writer OF fiction. Ruth Hail. her first continuous
story, though deriving no interest popularity from
connection with any Of tho,e vexed questions which
asitate the public mind has In the two months sioce
it's first Appearance reached greatly larger sae than
any other American work Of fiction whstever within the
same period. This extraordinary fact s OF se album
cant evidence OF the absorbing interest and graphic
power OF this remarkable work We have in our pos.
session several hundred reviews Of Ruth Han, winch
have ALREADY appeared In the principal newspapers and
periodicals. Nearly all OF these pronounce u emphat
csy work OF genius, many predicting for II this lsrg
es sale Of any American book, and dev).ing whole
columns 10 It's eulogism, ~hilewe have We. but
very few mot twelve in ALL which deny it, singular
cipaton. Ruth Hall IN for sale by book sellers generally
published by MASON BROTHERS, No. % Park row, New
York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

ID UssEIL W. wESTC0TT, AUCriOSEER-HoUsE-
III hold furniture At aucton.-ThIs Ia not constable
mortgage or assignee saie but unrsseryed sale Of
household furniture which will take place Monday
morning At 10Y O'Clock precisely, at " Eighth avenue
near Fourteenth street. embracing hrss and elegant
variety oil Rosewood and mahogany furniture ss every
description. being the entire furniture in the house
sale positive rain carved rosewood
and mahogany sofas, statuary marble top tables, two
elegant French pier glasses, TO match, mirror front
esgsre, superb rosewood pauoorte, tapestry and VIII
ton carpets crimson broeade suit wood parlor fur
niture rosewood parior furniture suit rich uasnel
vases ormou clock iosk and cottage chairs rich silver.
ware, French china sets oil paintings, richly framed
with large and valuable variety 81 chamber furLur.
rosewood and mahogany bedsteads bureaus wsshsAnds
toilet sets superb hair mattresses, feather beds &c
with the basement furniture, extension dining table oil
cloth, &c. Catalogues AZ house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

uCTloN NoIICE-H. WILSON. AUCroNEER-
Large house sale Of furniture tapestry carpets pier
glasses, panofore silverware &c.-To morning.
Monday, at 10x o'clock precisely Mt 100 West Twenty
fourth street, few doors from Eighth avenue compris
ton Of the costents is here piano
solid rosewood brocatele furniture suite, very
pepsvey carved and covered with the richest material
without regard TO cost large pier aud oval mirrors with
rosewood centre side sofa tables elegant wood
etegsre, marble top, with heavy plate glass and
back made to order cost 1925 about $50 yards tapes
try carpets. In excellent order rosewood etegsres
and stands beautiful and heavily embroidered
white lace window curtains, rich brocatele curtains and
cornices for four windows large gothic reception and
easy chairs In silk and embroidered brocads oil paint
ngs, among which may be found choice collection by
modern artists French porcelain decorations and vases
finished and painted high state Of perfection heavy
rosewood and mahogany bedseads both Of the mode
and antique styles with elegant marble top dress
ing bureaus and washstnds 10 match pure cured hair
mattresses, beds bolstsrs and pillows mahogany and
maple chairs, sofas and lounges heavy mahogany ten
feet extension table, black walnut do, tea and dining
tables chna tea extensively decorated elegant
sntel clocks, common crockery and glassware in base
ment large assortment OF silverware, spoons FORKS
heavy plated castors with cut bottles silver tea
elegantly chased and engraved large salvers with solid
silver edges best OF ivory cutlery, &c Terms Of sale
cash city funds. Aso AZ IL o'clock, msgn pair
Of work called Priets Scarf taken from the cathedral
in Mexico, while on FIRE duriug the war by Captain
Bouton, and presented to the late Enoch \. Camp.
Valued at $500.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

SUNDAY IN JERSEY CrY.-Mayor Manners, Of Jersey
City, assisted by the Chief Of Police Mr. Fenn has been
engaged in attempt to enforce the statute prohibiting
Sunday traffic Not only are the liquor shops closed,
but the sas Of newspapers has been prohibited. The
public officers deserve credit for their endeavors to
force the observance of the laws but the newspaper
agents complain to us that the sesar shops, livery
stables, and forth allowed to do business Sun
day, while the selling of book Sunday paper Is
punished crime. This is all wrong, and IL Is the
duty Of the Mayor TO see that such favoritism
allowed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

On Wednesday evening, February II, by the Rev.
Mr. CHARLES GEORGE FOWLER, OF westport Conn to Miss
GEoRGLANA SARAH MALVERN, of Eewburyport, Mass.
On Wednesday. February IA, at St Georges Church,
New burg, ~ " by the Rev DR.. Brown Mr.. J. @. SMITH
Of Brooklyn, L. l., to MISS CLAUDISE T. PORTER Of the
former place.
New Orleans papers please copy.
On Sunday October 20, 1854, by Rev. Mr. Lewis, Mr..
WILLIAM HENRY HAyESs to Miss MARY LOUISA PATERSON,
all of Hoboken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18
FINE ARTS.

nEcoRATivE FBgsco PAINTER oF THE GERMAN
~ and Italian s.hool.--Is ready 20 decorate In ths
most approved manner and In al styles Address, al
EOS Spring street, New YORK, GEORGE FfTtH
ININE ARTs-GoUPTL 90. RESPECTFULLY IN
in forms the pubic that they II have sxhbitior,
for short tns only, at thsir Fine Art Glery No. 20
Bfcadvsy, the p.lniing ~ Horace vsrnst, The
Brethren Of Joseph Subscriptions for Gns sngravsny
therscf yin be rc.svsd. Admission free.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

ENoR LIvERP0OI.-UNITED STATES MAI. srrAN.
y ahip ATLANTIC Capt. Jas. West, commander. This
steamship win depart With the United States mails for
Europe, positively on Wednesday Feb. a. at II O'Clock
NJ from her berth, AZ the foot Of Canal street for
freight passage, having unequAled accommodation
for elegance and comfort, apply 10
EDWARD X COLLINS, SO Wall street
Passengers requested 10 be board at clock
A. NJ The steamship Baltic will succeed the Atlantic
and sail March 7th. Shippers please take notice that
the ships Of this line cannot carry any goods contra
band Of war.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

EyARM FOR SALE AT MISUNDERSTANDING 10
r acres, in high state Of cultivation with abund.
Of mari also peach and apple orchard situated
miles from Red Bank the road 70 Freehold. j The
buildings all new, consisting OF first class dwelling
house two EARNS, and all the necessary out buildings
The sale win take place Tuesday the goth inst at
the store Of hessrs scoby Co, adjoining the farm
Persons from New York, who wish attend the SALE
take the Report boat, from the loot Of Murray
street at O'Clock, and from there by the PhaiAnx
stage. THOMAS GUEST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

IRVING HoCsE-THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY ~.
Il formed that the above house, long and favorsby
Known as one of the hrst class hotels In the city s
open for the reception Of the travelling community
SEVERAL important and desirable changes have made
which cannot fail TO augment the comfort and eonve
nience OF It's guests ana all it, old friends and patrOus
may be assured Of receiving that attention aud kndness
which has ever been ~ the leading features n this
house. Transient board, as formerly, az per DAY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18
To all who Use spirituous Liquors.-Perso

To all who Use Spir1tuous Liquors.-Persons
who liquor Of any kind either q beverage or
medicine should give the preference to Wofes Schedam
Aromatic Schnapps-
!. IL 10 manufactured at Schiedam. in Holland. aud
exclusively the factory Of the proprietor by
q IL Is proved, by the repeated analysis of several
eminent chemists 10 be entirely free from the perncious
fusl oil which remains in every other liquor distilled
from grain, and which Ii the Of the and
visceral arrangement serious congestion aud morbid
desire for habtual and Incorporate indulgence which
soeh liquors invariably tend TO supernduce
3. IL IL provsd by the unerring tests, that this
Holland gin not favored with the coarse acrd and
indesstblc oil of juniper heretofore used but with the
specifically lighter, volatile, aromatic and medi.
cnal OF the two essential oils of the ta uniper berry,
neglected by every other manufacturer.
IL Is chemically proved 10 be absolutely pure In its
recti6cation--a quality obtained by an entirely
process and which other Holland gin in the world has
acquired.
1t Ia proved by extensive medical experience and
test mony, TO be efficient web agreeable
remedy in many of incpient dropsy gravel govt
chronic rheumatism fatuence cole connections Ia the
Kidneys bladder dyspepsia fever and ague, general
debility, sluggish circulation Of the blood deficient
similation Of food and exhausted vital energy.
Q. IL In most grateful and renovating cordial, aud
when used directed even rs beverage, never in
flames the system or induces nebrety but tends rather
70 subdue the latter fralty by creating dislike to all
inferior liquors And invariably corrects the Ill effects
Of bad water, whether IN swampy limestone districts
In all Of these enumerated qualities IL has rival Ia
any mari et in the world.
Put up In quart and pint bottles with the propetors
name on the bottle, cork and label.
For sale by Hegeman, Clarke X Co.. Isl Broadway
Irving H0use and 81 Nicholas Hotel j. 4 ]. Coddngton
New for HOTEL and all the respectable druggists in tbs
United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

A RARE OPPORTUNITY WILL MAKE, FOR Sec
"A beautiful and useful set OF 81 teeth, upper and
lover ssts the best gold plate, warranted for nfe
such - wear myseh Teeth can BE- Inserted Without
extracting the old roots. br. NAPOLEON PRErERHu,
90 HEesdvsy, formerly 100 Grand street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

LARGE NUMBER ARRIvAIs.--The favorable winds
which have prevailed for the last three days have
greatly increased the shipping ia port No less than
ninety Fail Of all classes arrived Friday namely %
shps 10 barks % briggs, and 20 schooners &c. Thirty
SIX from foreign ports Of which but two from
Europe.
LAUNCH The bark Alamo, of about 600 tons, was
launched Saturday morning, from W H. Webb's yard
and built Tor Texas packet, for Wakeman, Dmon
h Co. The launching OF the ship for c. II. Marshall Il
Co. WAS postponed to q future day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18
LIQUORS, &C.

I,xCHANGE-FoR LIQUORS. DRY GOoDs, BOOT
~ and shoes or other merchs ndi-e, q good tenant
house In Thirtyth street between First aud second
avenues also loo lots At Hieksvle l.. Address Lots
Union square Post Once, postpaid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

EUGENE h. FRANKLIN, AUCrIoNEER-BY FRANK
IL LIN Il NICHOLS, Office 81 Nassau street-Spriug
furniture auction saas-Tne subscribers beg leave
inform their friends and the public that they will give
their personal attention 70 furniture sales at auction
ut the residences OF families that intend breaking up
housekeeping In the spring
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

G FnTruAI. gAPpisg AYD WHITING -MfH. CoAs
~ sil rsesvs vsisrs itit. AL sysrr dsT ihs -s~t
~ 20 brma1~av. nsp~ Cbspst tsios hau's ~ " u
a. N, sto 9 sod to- y n, TSs.iay, Wednesday,
ard sa.sfesy srcspts3) y. -Fnvs~ sarsi~s W 70
aUsft