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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-26

EURoPE.-PersOns wishing to send their
DAGU ERREoTYPEs to Europe, informed that
they can have them taken in superior and durable
style, warranted not to be affected by exposure to
salt air. NJ. P SIMONS
fe lS l5l Main ST.
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LARUs & SHINE, Auctioneers and Com
mission Merchants will attend to a. sales of Real
and Personal Estate stock sales of Dry Goods Gro
ceries. Boots and Shoes, House Furniture, &c. &c.
90 IS-ts JAMES N. SHINE, p. c. LARus.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-26

BLOCK FOR THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT
The American missionaries in China have sent a
block OF granite a. their contribution to the Nation
al Monument. 1t has arrived at New York, in the
ship Panama, from Shanghai and 10 five feet long,
two and halt broad, and ten inches thick, and
bears an inscription In Chinese characters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-26

NOrlCE.-Having qualified as tho Ad
IN ministrator. with the Will snaexed, Of Henry
Weiuhods decd. all psrsons indebted to the Estate,
claims against the Estate will present them 20 me
for adjustment. WM. LOHMANN. Admir-,
With the Wti annexed Of
IL So-Iaw4ws HEnRv WEIHRoLp. DECD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-26

DOARDlNG.-Families or Single Gen.
ID tiemen can be accommodated with Board anS
pleasant rooms uuturnished at Mrs MeNAMARA's
or MSin between I'd and sd etreets. pay Rcarder
also taken ON reasonable terms. ia2,-im-
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THOMA LAS w. KEESEE

AUCTTONEER,
Office with GEO J. SUMNER, No. 90 Pearl st.,
Will attend to the sale of REAL ESTATE, and eve.
ry description of MERCHNDIZE, HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE, &s.
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LEEoHEs LKEoHEs.-The public are
hereby informed, thatI have just received by Adams
Express a lot of superior Swedish Leeches, which
will be applied upon the most reasonable terms can
be found at all hours of the day at the Hair Dressing
Saloon under the American HOTEL and at night ON
25th, between Main and Franklin streets.
N.B.-Cuppng and Leeching promptly attended
o, at the shortest notice.
nos n. u. dObSON.
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cusA.-The Havana correspondents ofths Charles
ton Courier writes under date Of Feb. l2, a. fol-
lows:
ouoted by the Gaceta in proof of there being ili
buster expedition under way. Previous to this
had. confess strong doubts upon the subject. II
h terribte to consider the bioodshed that viii ensue
upon its landing. for depend upon Il these Span.
isrds are determined to make desperate hght for
Cuba, even should the expedition effect the dsam
barkstioD, which scarcely seems probable when
We remember there are no less than % Spanish
vessels OF war around and about this island. How
ever, '.we shall see what We shall sea-" shall b.
an the gni rirs to send you from time to time svo
= thing that ssanspires hereahoun Of q al an In
lsreNing character, thai r. unless Gen. Conchs
should prevent me haviag the powsr ef wSising 4
yos, which b iarfroa tmpossible
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-26

ARREST OF FUGIrIvE FROM JusrrcE.-Abne
A. Thornton has been arrested in New Orleans, o,
charge Of having several years ago, swindled tn
State Bank of Arkansas out of about 500 900 Ii
money, since which time he has been q fugitiv,
rom justice. A reward of 5000 had been offer
ed for his apprehension. 1t IL said that he was for
merly minister of the gospel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-26

FATAL AccIDENr.-Mr. William Buckmsn. ON
saturday evening last, In attempting to jump from
the cars whilst they were in motion. In the neioh.
6ornood OF Woodstock, on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, fell and was injured to such an extent bv
the cars passing over him that he died Ia few mi.
his body was conveyed. f'~S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-26

PRINCE GoRTscHAKoFF, the Russian Ambassador
at Vienna, is still at that capital and what Is more
n continually dining with the Emperor, his miuis-
~, the Austrian ambassador to Prussia, who had
left Berlin somewhat hastily, has been ordered to
return Immediately to his post
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NOAL, COAL AND WOOD FOR

~ SALE.-Hsvine accepted the Agency of DR.
W. X. Trent, am prepared TO furnish good srtice
Of COAL on as accommodating terms a. liksly can
be bad anywhere, either by wholesale or retail. ]
will endeavor TO have it nicely prepared for market
This is something to which but little attention has
been paid for several years past in consequence Of
the short supplies and great demand
have also on hand nice assortment of Oak and
Pine WOOD, at the msIket price.
M w. FORD,
IS l2-ts Corner 9th and Cary
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DRY GOODS CHEAP FOR CASH =

AZ Wishing 10 dispose of my Fall Stock of Dry
& Gods, now offer the remainder at remarkably low
prices for cash; and persons purchasing Goods will
find il grestly TO their advantage to CALL the Goods
sud prices shall suit them. Do not fail cal early
sthe ola stand, corner lst and Broad ste.
Is iS-Sm w BOOfRl9HT.
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y VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE
FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED TO
JOHN w. DAVIES,

SOUTH SIDE or DOCK, NEAR MAYo's sRrpsK.
| RETURN thanks to my friends, for their
j kind patronage during the EAST three yesrs, and
bes leave 70 say that am now prepared to furnish
store Fronts, Monuments, Tombs, Vaults, and at-
lend TO Enclosing Burying Grounds, and In fact ell
work in the Stone-Cutting and Building line.
Quality of stone snd Workmanship not to be sur
psss North or South oc so
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NOTICE TO ADVEKTIHERE.-We

CUPEkIOR FAMILY FLOUR--Ia bar-
iknilss 6r als s. 81. kky,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-26

RANAWAY from the Byrd Plantation,
~ some two or three weeks since, Negro Man
SLAVE, named MAJOR. A reward Of ten dollars,
aud all proper charges viii be paid upon his spprs-
hension and delivery to the Oversesr at the panta
ton, or to the undersigned, in Richmond.
MAJOR is likely, intelligent Negro, of ginger
cake color, and supposed be about five feet Or
seven inches high. No particular marks about him
recollecred, except that he has lost one or
Of the joints of one Of his forefngsrE but whether
of the right or left hand, 10 not recollected.
PHILIP N. TABB SON, Agta
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WAsHINGToNs BIRTH DAYlIN New YoaK.-The
twenty-second was celebrated with much spirit in
New York city. The shipping In the harbor was
gaily dressed with flags. and the whole city SEEM
ed to have donned is holiday attire. The military
turned out numerousy, a. did also the order Of
United Americans. The latter were addressed by
Hon. Leslie Coombs, In the Park, in front of the
City Hall, after which they marched through the
principal streets, with bands OF music. The Pro-
testaut Association also turned out In large mum.
bers. salute of 81 guns was fired at o'clock, In
the Park, and met with loud response from the
Jersey and Long Island 1hores. II is seldom tht
dav has met with more general and hearty OBJ.
serysnce.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FLkroHxss HAIR ToNro excels eve

SuRvE Subscriber having
eonsdernble leisure, wishes to employ It In making
LAND SURVEYS. Areas speedily determined and
riots furnished; or. IL desired, Maps showing Gil the
IN any ratio, and old lines traced by asceftained diff
terence OF variation. His instruments are all new
aud OF Superior workmanshp. Applications through
Brooke Turnpike. tnow Plank Road 8 miles North
OF the city, will be promptly attended to.
fe l9-law4t&w4ts JAMES r. REDD
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d. 81. sfABLER L CO., Proprietors,
Wholesale Dru ggists, Baltimore.
PURCELL, LADD CO.,
Wholesale A sents, Richmond.
And By pruExists and Merchants generally through.
out Viz rSinis. fe I0-d&slX
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-04
THE MILITARY.


D1RKBECK fuRMAN GUARD MADE THEIR THIRD
ID annual target excursion Cinen Park Island
on October 1880. The following + The ls Of prizes aud
who they presented by and BY whom won-fst prize
so order clothing, by Birkbeck furman Co. won b.
George Wilson % prize s5, order for clothing by the
won by Samuel Goodcrson 81 prize 80 order FOR cohinz,
clothes, by Captain Colin, by Francis Miller h prize,
silver presented by Francis Il. Policy by VII
sn Boyd Oh prize set Of silver presented by
William Cairns, hy Robert Iamilsoni Iih prize ~
Prize, mnskei BY Captain Mclean by james ". Dur
nets 9Th prize 90 sold piece presented by William Harrison,
Jerry Casey won by dennis Keriene; Iil prize s5 gold
pierre presented by Captain Colin, by Peter DOughery;
18th prize silver goblet by Councilman Barney Robt
h . s pI5s sIeasPn .s Won ey WIN eAsearn'
5 gold pencil presented BY Joseph Lyness, By VII
lam A. smtis; i6h, ~ pair o. boots, presented By Brk
gold piece, Ny Capt Conn b. Pairlck fipty ist, =
gold piece presented BY BY william WOOD; i9h,
one 81 o. gol4 Gun buttons presented BY Captain Ktid
BY frcderek Hathaway 2 60 Beebe hai pre- 81
Henry Lea. won BY John Cain Ri Of god
tvens, ESD won by William Wright Z3l one gold ring bs
~Gn oy 9o saps. Meksy 2h ~ presenefby ne es
Birkbeck Jr b. Ro MURRAY. Dill, one yrea
presented hy - Won hy John enrbet The above conpa
~ employees of B " Co.. and Captain Conn VOLUNTARILY
ii se steamboat John srkheck The same 10 staten
Island. CAPT. sMffHeOS.
0N pEcK--TIIE MEWBgRs AND FRIEsps OF THF
" BostInen Guard requested % attend special
ng q heir head quarter y Wei street TITS Fhursiay)
evening, a O'Clock 70 make gelents or hri
Jun - - JAMES LEE, Chairman.
DoNsIcE II. RocHr, Secretary
VETERAN CORPS Or lsi2--A REGULAR MEETING
81 the corps wl be held W Riefs, star Hote, ~ LIS
penard street Friday evening, October Al ~ ncipcs
business. By ordcs W. RAYNoS6 coione-
WV fArLoR, AdlalAnf.
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EXTRA PAY.

BOUNTY LANB-RNTRA PAY PENstONa Ac. Dry
ID sailors Anil soldiers procured W ,. ~ SOyR-
he United States navy No. ~ Warren corner
n Broadway United Saies passports aieo ssucd by B
NAlnraired ciszsnu must Irnducs csrAfcA'eA
IvyTRA PAY-SAyY BOUNTY LAND AND Extra
r. PAY Cncc--land Nfrrzna, 'ers paw ant b. snnes
~ WAGE doe AZ Unsi Sales nary sailors al sinee
re der widows ard beiF promptly oblaled and pad and
iii Md claims he United htaaa BIZ
EDWARD HIEaEfI.
lrsni, Aie Parrer u.a Navy lard Apsrney ssi
Counsellor q Law, 8, VAL ssrnst
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(tAfIFokNIA DIAMONDs.-THIs NEW AND RyAUTf
~ fu article s takes he load with Dnru1a&ers III sNerv
The be- J1dge tell them from The diamond Is
Rr.s ~. within the reach Of every Cslar gen< pus
~ ~ and " ear rIngs % 70 SD; rings a. 80. st1fa
ades pms crosses locses buttons bracelets Ar,cles
nsde % order set with the above diamonds ayc
cent ~ na 20 any Of he United staes nv encstns
sucUni. addrcsseato LAJ, JACOBS ,05 grradsay
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MEDIC Al.

49,, $50. -, u~..,-.
+. -, 1it - NND ~, - D4LtiH,--Ih = y.
Whi',it isin,s Il ~ y i. y 49, iaAi
tIhy 1uh NsetN' y y tuttas tai h-E Asr"AF oret
1870 'ssss ~ gtnls, aa asya- ss1pr- ee~l'enrss
ptt And VIII Instantly - - NN tlnesa AZ stetAf1 ffi
faion y bowels dlxknes o'Ne bead heartburn N A.
searches fhs whole syesn carrying o Az f uFes snd kn
from ne bDDd aelnk upon Ne liver wl ynui~ffui
.n aey eipsDs Nc notuM hanots 40 ans"shJ 1er~'sa
rn ne kysen A4fsDE nature ~ a Ffcsi sna Nssi Wpt,
viii power fhhfTg urknoNu u FfepNfAsgu Ora1vsa
tefore he pube fah directions - on anf eafh nnn ani
sale eferywbere ~ .. pefiAee lfptxtH
<tAkCHEs CAN M rrRFD DIR + II afufgif t1rp
sse Il he snifr Cafss sssrsnses o. y aarss rs.is
- .-----------~----------
TAR WARDS UNr0RTr MATHS FRIrsn crHg@
~ certain dseAsss Ehsn 1ollns sr Crfr- ~ t.t
'er bow tkd cures afsf 81 aocers hsvr aff D,ss ~
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DpfyATr c0wFrfTlrfOEs-DR NAYBnv coW
ffss ~ ffto~s = 90 ssss " aAsssss ~is<s 70 <.
wss - nef. lsa sssai ysss u e,.s ssgi a<s sssss-
- tAfs ~ teAafss aaf A. ~ 80. u. 49,
stn ts.sss srg@ss hasr " 6~s~s~s ~ = - -
esf stss 0<fs at<fs a t~sn4y <e9s syrys ~ u.iS~
cfflss sse HtA ~ ussy have 
>f,es " ls 49,
49, - fsfee e@f $3.50 40 tss1 ln,ess ~ trurs "a
asrs fsssstf7g anFtss e. !. A. er.s - a 49,.
: - sAsTss ~ ssssi>1e~s.
rsfy yssYs v n. i<<s He.s a. 49,. ~ = Ia
- - 49, tNffF NvwsFx8s gIs&e~ ~
nSse. ~ WAssr ssrrss. rs~s Efs&f.sy.
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EoR LIvERPoOL-UNiTED STATES NAIL STEAM
Il ship PACIFIC, Nye, commander This steamship will
wednesday Oct ~ q I2 O'Clock NJ from her berth at
accommodation for ELEGANCE and comfort, apply 70
EDWARD X. COLLINS 50 Wall street.
Passengers requested 70 be board by ii O'clock A. NJ
Shippers please take notice that he ships Of this line
carry goods conraband OF must
through The Post olce others will be returned. The
steamship Atlantic VIII succeed the Pacific and Oct 81
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ATLANTIC, Capt: West, BALTIC, Capt. Comstock,
Pacific, Capt Nye, ApRIATfc, Capt -
These ships have been built by contract for gov
eminent service Every has
u0 as also In their engines to strength speed
and their Accommodations quaop
elegance and comfort Price Of passage from New York to
Liverpool In hrst class cabin esD do y5 eycu
sve use OF extra size state s from Liverpool New
York 70 and 70 gnineas An experienced surgeon attached 10
each ship. No berth secured unii paid ior
DAJKs on sAfIIyG
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MEDICAL.
nR. COOPER. IS DUANE STREET NAY ~ CoNFf.
~ deuuay consulted private teases. tNey ava ye1f
~ fh speciality enables him permanent cures
wiii-us mercury Charges moderate.
DR. coIBErT i9prASE sTREgr WgsBEg 81 rue
~ NeS YORK University may ~ eYasRNri ID rfvan DE-
estfsi weu four years III speciality eDtbis hn IL x1a-
ranet permanent cures
DICoPng TREATMENT or PRIVATE bfegAt,s
II Hr. JOHNSON, ~ D1Ane street MAJ be llofrn
e1ntteuee, oiesaes, twenty Sour pears Dis zoe -
enables him p guarantee permanent ciires
D1CJeD'S pBkcTfCr-soTfcK ~ REMOVAL. TIP
~ undersuef totusriy puYf sfA Rcnfa u Paris s0a
wh he eseirsed surgssns ~ s ey. Drs fsrrSrhsn
Mo- inform. he pubic A 10 has .ld permanently
esb ed - compiling snf dsps1nK Il sig fo1d
Nsy fos ne " disssses Hs tenders I'd psi
n relief and hose stb a5gsmi ~
srseass z snefoias Ner looks usr~urya AL ne
srrs0ns n NJ nedcAl chsrisaas M h. say NAV
res hsyirr heir sNstnat ~, Kiley h
rrrrf sstsd hey spTcar 80 srtsn9ed gbs~rvArus n
frrhsf viii ne usny srd eacAeni remedies -
surFt1r erter Aisre impossible Hse~ni
~at,ui ary desy CHARGES que nc1sfas AID ~
c4raf rornattn gs~n NJ every Instance. - fsesvs1i
enrsairsi scrof lions naeTesl ara asrv9os 1i-ess.s
aasS frefsy - ~ modern sns improved ri~sse n md
enc 40 has Teen ani.snuI ssceesf-i freseneq, 4
ntrsufA.Qns tfsfss. ONE b1rrr frwn 20 s0d
sens,oy &C o. HAMMOND, n y. swr~e,
Avi<Y ~ 'Ned1~Af fr,lr~sfkn go - knnar (" ~. ~
IA tH Broadway. ssyssAs w. k~se.as n0sI
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GRAND CONCERT ~ TfiE ALIEGUAsIASH y
- ~ connscion wh ne splrnfd drnnae Diors1na Of no
RATTLE % BtSkER NIL
Every afternoon ~ e, ard evening Al TX ofrIurS.
AZ ACADEMY HALL css BROADWAY
ANELcIpe sKw NATION ~ rHEAygE
w WALNUT fTHFEF. PnILAURisPHIA.
MLI1lI A Icy NATURALIZATION

This tIcndd osatskmsri viii ofsn On ~ about rrz,
Monday NOVEMBER Win hires powerful oo1lpan - 8.ucs
frAn, Dramatic AMI ranUuinfe
iaers snd rsneinrn Of nc at9vn Professions wishirR =
male shfagrHerfs NUT apgy hhurfAey. f.rr pot
rad. 70 hitrH WHICH ja1es lotsl fLlsis lphiA e. ~
y y itAERlS AciinR All FaaFe NsnAgor ~ yiorcr1s's
hatel. broadway. Nns YORK f.0ll 4
scsHte artist
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- aslslilaII I|is'H4sz aai5sss----
FURNITURE.

ffoTTA9E AsD FANCY FURNITURE wARgHO0ss
" =. Oh broadway, opposite he - Nlchol.. Uys.-
MATHEWS STACEY o1orfor sale he srieualve
sor ment u fancy, cottage snAnesitnd Frsneh
he United States A. reduced prices Every varsy ~
hs..es pAtsssss, pIevr, holsters, h., A. manufacturer
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A GROCERY STORE FOR SALE.-FOR SALE THE
"A lease, stock and fixtures OF well established first class
grocery, doing good and strictly cash BUSINESS
chance that is seldom with Satisfactory given.
Inquire at 2f2 Seventh avenue southwest OF Twenty
seventh street.
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fNHASB STREET HALL ~ GHhSD SHEET, NEAR
" Broadway,-Ths place 81 amusefnonf T. tho only
whore As Model Artists, Italian tnhiaaE
hbted A number OF ladies every night Commences AZ
O'Clock. Admission %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-04

A THREE STORY AND BASEMENT HOUSE TO LET
"A Fora boarding house and furniture Everything
peie for housekeeping sale. Price, $780, yearly
$500 Desraby situated west of Broadway above Canal
street. Possession may be had Immediately. Applyto
Is. w. RICHARDS, 307 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-04

WoopLAWS HoFEL--THF PROPRIETOR % fHH
above named popular establishment would respectfully
INFORM tbe public hat he has completed mAgai6
cent supper and dining Aaioou capable 81 accommodating
hurdfed yssisrr In addition This substantial dock has
been added where s,enmhoas land passengers
surge 81 water. The Mooiawn = one u De beanilu
resorts on the bio0mgdRe road livery .es.Onabe refresh
men can be procured al The shortest nOias HiAry eompN
es lie accommodated with benuf shooting gl6n1 aai
battery &. ". CAMPBELL, Prpprieor.
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L'RANKffN SrsECa, IS BowERY. THURSDAY
Il afternoon and evening, tho full troupeof
MODEL AHffSfES

nPERA BOXES, PARoURTrf. BALCONY AID FIRST
~ circle seats, 10 tAc beat ioatons Tor he Academy ~
Muse always he secured Ia advance, and subscriptions
for number uf performances during the Arranged
on iasnb. terms at DhNfKIhH opera and urket
once iuirs hs Broadway Tickeh Tor Rachcps
performance A. The reduced price auborlzcd ny tbe
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THEATRioAL SQricg.-A cAnp-iI nAyiNo nNNs

THEATRioAi soTIcF.-h CARDIFF HAVING BEEs
stated 20 by 81 my best friends and patrons
thn - generally understood had retired from he stage
lake his opportunity tbcrn and The public TIA.
j. not ne case have idea ~ doing
more worthy competitor for he mantle u he much
Anened Tyrone Power whose persoaon ~ Irish caraosr
both peer and peasant did honor 10 Biz country lm4ee "a
he profession. and gave delight tha Intelligent and
houses he failed 70 Attract. Amer fllug
meni u The 81 Louis heaTe IN September shall return
New York to give series u ela<acet.se music al
menis given ~ with decided sgccess Ga principal
N0uh ard Neta comprs'ug dramatic Nllsrauona " ffsh
character IRISH stories aud anecdotes And coge nsacan
ballads duets sc, from the hsssia melodies q
land's mMot al bard Tom Moore, viii gems om The
popular English aud iorNn aied ~ vocal nod lsr
mental isent Of The frs class also character b. Sam
Lover, sung ~ 10 AL ,s uesireu ANnr whch shat
be happy 10 make arrangements with te ~ ne
principal theatres or the production u comedies
and written expressly me- with several ~ ryrUns
Powers beet paris and tndsayor far my humble capa
bihHss VIII allow 10 DO Jgseto his ard ie frk
pieces on The stage have he hn0r 70 r-aain DC pub-gs
most obedieu servant JOHN COfIINk.
Comedian and vocalist s0ulh FlevsnA Il paisielpfa
sAD managers wishing y negotiate Will please adlres.
above.
THEATER, cHAnLEsToS, a.c-JoHS SLOAN MANA
l. Rer6iar company of The sOg1h1he dramaisr operate
ballet company. and other ladies' ana gentlemen engaged n
please sSe poce hat have born made r
departure from New York, 10 steamship k0uibefner ~ On
Weiursday Uctoher 10 a. r. ~, fr1m pier No North
river, preparaory opening MONDAY lbh Tie parties
sAged VII please notify Mr Hoan hey have ls nofea.
Acdr'ss Cors shAfef Thames street Nov YORK
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AN TXCELLEN CORNER LOT, ON A WIDE AVENUE
"A IN Brooklyn, 30 minutes walk from the ferry for 500
for first class instrument entirely new and warranted per
Sc at lowest cash price. Address Exchange box Ia Herald
office.
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nRUG STORE FOR SALE-THE BEAUTIFULLY Lo-
- Gated drug Broadway OF Fourteenth
street Union Place HOTEL with the lease 4 offered for sale
The proprietor having other eDgageme nt DESTROYS OF
Airing the business This opportunity for
enterprng apothecary rarely TO be met with Apply the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-04

GItMoB HOUSE. MONUMENT SQUARE BALTIMORE.
VI Tho travelling public Il respectfully informed hai nc
Gslmor House ~I DO opcn 90 o. reception sussa
Monday, October I.
s. HiLDEBrRGER SMITH Proprietor.
" WAEsHr taie Of The n. Nicholas iioel New York
Superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-04

EDw. X. COLLINS No. 81 war street. New York
STEPHEN kENNARD 4 Co. n A ustn Friars London.
Is. q. WAINWRIGHT * CO., Paris.
GEORGE ii. DRAPER, Hayrc.
The owners OF these sps will not accountable for gold
silver bullion, specie jcwclry precious stones, metals
less BUS Of adng are sgned therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed
shippers please take notice TIA, tho ships Of his line
carry any goods conlraband OF war.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-04

4 WELL KNOWN SULPHUR, vAPOR, CHEMICAL AMI
"A medcated bath establishment for sale; location central
N the immediate vicinity OF Broadway The house Is large
convenient with plenty Of for family. Terms easy
Every information given 70 purchaser.
b. W. RICHARDS 3O7 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-04

H17S WILL BUY THE STOCK, LEASE AND FIX
p1 lures Of grocery and liquor store, in Cherry
street, Fourth ward. The IL H. be sold
day for what il win bring Apply at 81 Division street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-04

IrOR sATE-THE GOOD WILL and FIXTURES
III The hair dressing saloon IN basement W Hnhers
No los Chamber street corner o. Church. Apply CIAs
y SOI INV HRD. No ~ Mals0n street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-04

L,OR sALE--TwO LOTS or GROUND WITH PARTY
wal, beautifully located on Murray I on the north side
OF Thirty sixth street between Lexington aud Fourth
adjoining Gis class houses. Inquire OF A. KENNEDY 10
East Thirty .fnh street, near Third avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-04

&Q00 FOR SALE. AT 90 PER CENT DISCOUNT
NDUU. the contents of thread and needle and fancy
consisting of hosiery gloves ribbons
ms needlewor buttons and trimmings OF every description
steel mounted glass cases, counters, awning, &c.
b. W. RICHARDS, O7 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-04

L,oR sAI.E-THE VALUABLE PROPERTY, CORNER
II ol seventh avenue and hlriy fourth street ste reetl
high. with modern lmpr0ve First
grocer butcher Terms very Inlure Vi
SAMu Ell SPARKS, Jr., on the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-04

nRUG STORE FOR sALE--sIIUATED IN GOOD
IL neighborhood; Is doing good prescription and family
business This presents opportunity for enerprlng
apoecary seldom be met with; satisfactory given
Tor selling. Address Medicus, Herald Office.