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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-04
TIE MILITARY.

r lNIEEY bLuEs-ISyITA1T0S sOlREE-F Ig5T SEA
IL ION, second ass, ably Wcdnos lay evening, March
IA, 1858. Music by Shelton. Positively gentlemen
admitted unAccompanitd BY ladies.
n CTIcE The EXCELSIOR NCyKETEERs ARE
IN hereby npthtd to meet At their bead uariers this
day IL ociGck 10 oIder 70 pay The last tbu,s ~
p.ct 10 oUr late pt4n, John laksr from his iH
sl9cute 2i3 Monroe street Alfa, The Brou< guam Lgh.
Guard respectfully rv.tsd - attend ~ order u
The committee.
National FFrClgIgs-o NO 39 The
IN several raembc ~ tbs corps hereby directed
20 assemble Al bead quarters, National Theatre, this
day at ~ o'clock In ia uniform black ptnts Grape
left arm and without psatss for the purpVs. ~
paying the last tribute Of respect 70 oar late brother
toldler J. H. Na0k By order ~
T. Cur D. = A. H. TJEpY, Captain.
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THEATRICAL.

HAIL or DESIGN, 65J BROADWAY, NExr
II door {, the Metropolitan Theatre.
GEAND SACRED AND SkcULaR VOCAL AyO ~
SrRuNESTAT CONCERT,
THn SUNDAY EvrSISG, hARcH Z,
The renowned Nloinist,
MILE CAMILLE URso,
VII priorm, for ihe drs. time in New York. her new
solo The Witchst' Dance y
The popular and fayorite Ebgsb vocalist,
MIS- MARION MtCARIHY,
from Buttons Theatre, by the lind permission Of Mr..
Burton. n. JULES sfEDE, Soto Fust
Grand Orchestra Of forty performers
tondue'of'. Herr krsutker
Grand Sacred sslectoD-from stabat Mater .R1s.ni
Sacred Sopg-"with yerdure Clad, !" from the
surg BY Mss Marion Macarthy
Grand selection-ITom the " Prophetic intro.
erclng the Skaters s;ens and Romsnza
Solo Violin" The Witches Dance .Payapnl
Performed oy NILE Camille Urso.
Grand Selection-From The opera Of Norma
solos for Carionet and Cornet. Beni
SOLO, Nioit nceio. Wedemsyer
Performed ~ Herr wsdemeysr.
Grand March lie Firenens March, dedi.
Gated 10 the New Yofh firemep. Julien
overtur--"Tra Dayolo' .Aub@r
Pallads' B.h0ld the Iais- Hos They CROW Nacfarr.n
Sung BY Nisi Marion Mccarthy.
operate s-lection-Irom Furiiani ......... Bsnini
90, Violin 1h.ma and Variations from :" Ia
Iigla del HegginentoH. .................Ss inton
Performed BY Nile Camille urso.
Grand March du sscre-irom lie PropBste Aeysrbeer
fness o. admisso n.......,........2b cents
h'seiNeoSsA'sss 20 cents esha
Doers open a. ~ commence 1t TX o'clock.
PolfAsnd attentive VIII BE- IL alter sApcs 70
consJstNisitert " their tssts.
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n osIINGs RESTAURANT. SUNDAY sOfiCE- FOf.
W tho aecemmoaat u OR patrols sEi the pablo
generally GosFBgs reftauran. 800 Bro ~ sAy, afst
house atovs D1aEs street IL open sunday fof bress
fact, dinner and sup or, iron A. 70 2 = n, slth
the zane varied ans erfensvs bil 81 far a. = = 81
ferso. fEONlfp GOslIsG, PfoEristar,
ate q IL NAssAa ttrN~t.
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c piElTuAL RAfT1S0 AND wRiTlss. --Nat coax
- I'll receive ysltfs Ibis Asa every 5ay - s-s~t -
80 hfoacsaJ, Hap- Chsg>l baIiins Hsas tlt
4 - aBd J " . X. Wetnss.sy 49, ~s.4riAy
cyfn4rg srffp'sS. - ~ PartAf. at.httd 81 ft~lf r.
,i8spse, sbo pfvA,s eir-hs SITTER rms
CT1EfrtAL -Niss SEAIufsO TRfTisG EArFlEG,
- ipEnT anil iDpsgonAt * vsyl.uu, tAs test IN ih@
city A. bams Al Loars At eto -lftA Avfsas Prize -
csnts WI attend prVsts s.sssts az rsfe~nt's uh'B
gsslret.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-04
New System OF Treating Eye Diseases, nr-t

applied IN this country by Dr. REHiIG from Paris
sxted by Dr. G. W. UPIiAM, o. New York. ONCE 314
Fourth street, near Broadway Ohse hours from 10
to3P N. The remedies perfectly safe and harm.
less nevertheless possessed of such efficacy 70
der the success in treating dseases Of the eye almost
certain. References III any further Information be
auirgd, II may be applied for AZ No 10 Maiden lane,
Rose HauEelts Mrs. Wettqste, No. IL Stanton street,
vhose eaugh had been bsd for thirteen years. No.
pCrou street No. $50 West Sinetsenth street No ls5
vark street. and to the patients under treat
mept at the Office.
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New Mas,c.-Just PubI,shec ..Our

NEW m0sscs-Just FuDushec sour BOyS.V
tour Boys" with beautiful vignette. Words by
G. d. stuart Price doc This is Of the happest
illusions Of this popular composer and promises to ex
coed in its popularity former choicest produc
IONS Sparkling Polka by the same composer, il
having immense sale seventh edition The
POLKA also aTanged for four bands and for
Price 40c. HORACE WATERS, Publisher, 1913 Broadway
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4 sslGNEEs SALE-To BE sol d AT PUBLIC Auc.
n ton on the premises franklin near Clinton street
Gi.eppoint, Seventeenth ward, Brooklyn on Tuesday
March Q, at IL O'Clock the entire stock of nAchi
merry, tools, &c OF the firm of Haulsnbeek 4 Currie,
consisting Of a ten horse power steam engine boiler
and sppurtenances shaftng ard betting one mort sng
machine two grndstones, circular saws and fixtures
jopers benches, clamps and handsaws screws together
with the PRED term of lease OF the ground
buildings thereon. Also, quantity of boards
JOHN II BROAD, Assignee.
Bro, tlyn, Feb. 90 1855.
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4 sslGNEEs SAIE-IHE LARGE AND spIFNpIp
IN stock OF embroderes css hosiery an hid gloves
contained In store No. 70 Broad way nov offered for
sale at such lew prices that ladies' in ending to pur.
chase will find it to their advantage to call and
the goods The stock, which is very large comprising
.ne nnert sooos In the market must be- disposed Of
=. A., each DAY ny oroer of tae assgneas, No. 77g
broadway, between Ninth and Tenth streets
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Williamsburg City News.

TIE sLusG SHor-DARISG HIGHWAY RoBBERy.--On FI
day night about IL O'Clock, Mr. wm eaycrast an old
and wealthy citizen, was returning home he was feed
to the pavement by rufian, who dealt him very
severe blow upon the head with slung shot. The oc
eurrenee took place in front Of his residence in South
Third street. between Third and Fourth streets After
laying insen,iole for some moments, Mr. L. partially
covered and crawIed upon steps where was
shortly after found by members Of the family He had
been robbed OF considerable money. Mr. Leaycraft
seriously injured, but TO what extent had not been
eertaned.
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ToHN ". sONFRINDYKE, AUCIoNEER SHERIFF.

Il Ohm W. SOkERINDYkE, AUCiI0SEER.- =
81 sale of magnificent rosewood furniture, pier and
mantle glasses chandeliers, wilton tapestry and Bruu
sells carpets, silver ware &C. contained IN house 3g8
Houston street on Wednesday March Eth, At l0k
O'Clock The Iarors fur nEhtd with suits Of richly
carved rosewood upholstered in rich bro;aell. tete
stes, arm parlor and reception ohnirs full length pier
mirrors, front and back mantle mirrors, W'.pn
ptts made 10 order, with borders rioh rugs rhlr
top centre ard side tables (rosswood), splsndd u
curtains, with silk and satin drapery tlsels aud
nicts, magnificent rosewood piano and s'ivl sundry
ornaments, chandeliers Of the richest description. Ia
hakotwood marble top lat stand and dressing table
conbiued gas fixtures oilcoth on halls throu ghout
good order Brussels stair carpets on all tbs r'ass.
The sleeping room furniture IL Of the richest des rip
ton, twelve rooms, large and email, All furnished wtb
rosewood teeseaos, very costly marbs top dTc ing
bureaus do, enclosed Nashhtsncs, do. side 'hes reh
gilt toilet sets Brussels carpets lace curaiut no gss
hair mattf.ss,s, dewn pillows and holsters sin
satin bed cover, rosewood lounges, rockers and
chairs satin covers mirror front warIrobes plain do
mirror front bookcase and secretary comUined SC A.
AHo, in dining room, extension table marble top side
board, cane chairs, cfockery, glassware, silver ware
plated salyers tea and coffee Also tbs kitchen
furniture, &C., &c. Catalogues at sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-04

New Mourning Store, 5al MISUNDERSTANDING
styles Paris mourning mantllas and bonnets f. Bar
thoIomew win open Monday 9Th March, in advance
his regular opening, ,gnifcent assortment Of mourn
ing bonnes mantIl'as comprising the most beautiful
styles exhibited in this market BARTHOLOMEW
mourning store, sol Broadway, between the st.
Nicholas and Metropolitan Hotels and directly opposite
tiffany Co.'S
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IoHN W. sOMERiSDYKE, AuCri0sErR MORT.
81 gAge sale OF the lease and furniture o. the Mansion
House, the southwest corner % Fourth and
Thirty second street on Tu.sday March ., at 1875
O'Clock by virtue 81 chatsl mortgage, tbs housrh5i
top aud ether tables, carpets curtains, clDks tho,
bcdsteA5s beds aud be- ding, waahStands, cfocte.
~. Also bar furniture, consisting of the uHral vaii
ETY. - decanterr tumblers and other fixtures, chairs,
ahl.s tilclothS stoves paintings pictures, mirrors,
&c, &c. Particulars Of lease a. sale. Terms cash.
JOHN W. SOMERfNDYKE,
Attorney for M9rtgpgee.
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A sslGNEES SALE OF THE PHOENIX FOUNDRY,
"A steam engines boilers, &c.-SAMlIEL oSGoOD
auctoneer store 90 Nassau street. will sell, by auction
on Wednesday, March I, at 10ti A. at the Phnnis
foundry, situated corner of vestry and West streets
part, hni6hed and unfinished steam engines boilers
drilling machtLss, turning and side lathes tools &c
&C. Fun particulars In catalogues, which no ready
Mt the office Of the auctoneer, The whole viii be sold
by order Of the assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-04

EUGENE Is. BRAhKIlN, AJCTT0NEER. by FRANK
~ LIN NlCHOlS.-Elegant no usahold furniture at
auction, on Tuesday March T. at 1oIs O'Clock at the
large story boarding house 279 Ninth street near
Itst avenue, embracing the entire furniture which has
been mostly made TO order Tor the present occupant
has betn IN use but about two months The st.entio
OF housoksepers and the trade IL invited to this sale
there IL large and splendid variety of parlor chamber
aud basement furniture Of every description. sale per
'mptory. Catalogues at the house day Of SALE and
at our office, 81 Nassau street, on Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-04

Daguerreotypes for 25 Cents, by the Hundred
Wholesale and retail taking 900 daily, with lightning
speed in superb STYLE not to be exceled in quality or
cfeaFness, 2s9 Broadway.
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Professor holloway has by order, dispatched 70 n.
berptas Of the army Of the East the celebrated Dr.
Ero.Iss vi large shipmen. Of the ointment, % b
n.ss undor his DISTRACTIONS II VIII cure ans wound,
sore or ulcer Sold by all druggist and a. the
factories so Maiden lane, New YORK; and ga strand,
Lender, at re, t21sc, and 81 per pot.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-04

vAhls CASEY WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT NO. So
- Nassau street, on Monday neat, n large stock Of
etnhroideries, millinery aud fancy goods. Ai.o n great
variety OF gentlemen furnishing goo1s hosiery gloves
~ en- diapers, dry goods, de- TIE cheapest offered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-04

Wet Goods, Going Very Cheap,-f.G. Coiby's
dry goods store full Ladies
grest barr aims there. Those wanting bargains in
vited TO CALL there plenty s left. Don't
forget the plnce, 81 Third avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-04

Are These Things SO !-rhe Experience OF
Three generations have been directed TO the Brandreths
pills They advantage OF at hundred and
ny years OF study and that directed with single view
10 not perfect yetnothng earthly Is so-but for all
the purposes for which purgave Is required it has
few any squalls. There are thouss nds who uss this
medicine who have done from periods varying from
20 TO 10 years and who give 1t great credit, who say 1t
has restored them from Sickness and often when
ment The fact IT, that IL but understand that
Affections from bodily ills mainly proceed from i'm
~
IN the cure Of disease OF opposite character as cosve
ann ps We
take these pills and be cured II we follow the starving
Dian Of treatment 10 cure disease with the Brandreh
pills the medicine require all the blood 10 body
every drop Of it, In all acute diseases let Braudreths
pills and mild diet be used, and the patient win be
restored to good health. In chronic complaints let the
BrsndIeth's pills be used often "a convenient by
which means the vitality Of the blood viii bs improved
and crisis will be generally brought about the disease
being changed to acute few large doses OF pills and
few days confinement 20 the house, win change the
chronicaIy diseased individual to sound man. This is
no figure OF the imagnat IL be proved by thou
Sand matter OF fact men, who have experienced these
effects. Remember in all cases of disease, matter
whether 1t he cold or cough whether IL be asthma
OF consumption; whether it rheumatism peurisy;
whether it be typhus fever and ague, bilious f.
scarlet fever small pox that pills known as Bran
dreths pills will surely do than ali the medicines
Of the drug store for your restoration to health and
what IL more will surely 90 you no injury. Use them
20 as to produce brisk effect and your sickness will be
the affair OF day or two while those who too wise
to follow this common advice often, unortu
nately for themselves, sick for months
DUSTY WEATHER AND BRASDRErHs PTLLs.-Brsndreth's
pills in peculiar suitable to the diseases OF
this climate, and especially this city Their prompt and
judicous clear the system Of those laons
often oecasioped by suddenly checked perpraon and
by breathing air filled with dust as it In Broadway
yesterday. Influenza Ia atmospherca II floats in the
ART IL breathed and taken into the circulation,
posens our blood occasions chils, shiverng sneezng
running at the nose throat running from the eyes,
and # not speedily cured lays the foundation for con.
sumption. Nov, good dose of Bra adreths pills Of
ten eurea this complaint aonce but their continued
for few days fails They have already cured at
least one II ousand persons in the last two weeks
Sold at Dr. BRANDRETHS principal office, Bran.
dreth Building, entrance 43 Canal street. at IS cents
box with full dire. ons; also At the branch offices,
274 Powery, and 2sl Hudson street.
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INtGtEF y FRANKLIN, AUCTIONEER-BY FRANK.
IL LIN d hICE0lS, Office 81 Nassau street. Spring
furniture auction saesTbe Subscribers beg leave to in
form Their 'fiendH and the public that they will give
their psroral attention TO furniture sales at au at
the residences Of families that intend breaking up house
keeping in the spring.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-04

A UcTloN N0TiCE-H WILSON, AuCHONEER -
IA Excellent rosewood and mahogany flrn, turs, 81 ar
anu oval mirrors, silvsrware brussels csrpsts, SC
TO morrow (honday) morning, at 1oa o'clock al 10
frabhn near Church street being the entire contents
OF said house, viz Rosewood and mahogany parlor
furniture centre card, and side tables in rosewood
win marble tops, roewood etegere, with mirror doors
and back rch brocat.e lace curtains elegant par
lar shades mahogany sofas chairs dniug and exten-
sion tables, oil paintings excellent brussels carpet two
painted suits OF bedroom furn best hair IN
bedroom carpets. oil cloths, elesaat china tea sets
glassware rich siyerware, such heavy plated casters
WIN cut bottles spoons, forks tea service salue rs
Kitchen utensis, &c Sale positive. Tho whole IL In su
Psfior order and of arstclas workmanship House to
let
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-04

- so for Patent Leather Boots, OF the best
quality, ready made made to order fine dress boots
"a 10; stout boots, - CAN and see them. j. HUNT,
$40 Broadway, opposite 81. Nicholas Hotel Ia 446
Broadway.
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DA,oIsu ACADEMIES.

htECAC MOLE NV cr-Nysyz II d. q
IL uCnsH 81 r'-atss s'rsss u ns- fHwlse ss,s
al 80 sissss. 80 esnn-.@ irnas~ss'siy An us q.
thsntls Asness issshi = ere - ssso.a pri.
tss sscrs 81 raross horr. toAr.~~ vs4ssskAy
tshs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-04

Beebe & Co, I56 Broadway, respectfully
sofs the attention of their customers and the
to the spring and summer fashion for senemens hats
and caps
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-04

T0uNTEY sEAT-IN RYE, WEST CHESTER COUNTY
~ for falc at auction, by ANTHONY j. BI.EECKER, al
the Merchants Exchange, on the 18th day OF March
1865 at IL O'Clock bills OF particulars the
No. Z Broad street
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suTToS 4 90, $. Wal street.

I'oR cAIIToRHiA--EE@ YORK AND cAilrogsiA
II rHramnhip Lane VIA NieATAgu.. -Accsss0ry Transit
Company 81 Nicaragua, proprintofs-7co niles shorter
than any other Toot". The tpisnd doubs eng ne
Captain Tanner, viii hsyo yer No. 1korth nvcr, ..
O'Clock y. NJ pftclrcly for Fu.ta Arenas, on Monday
Match L. connecting 9TH ~. fAvore AtaHshp sierra
Nevada (2tt0 onh ever TIE Sesrsgus Tfansit routs,
having but twelve miisn Of aBi ransporiauan, BY hrr
olats carriages Several AMI twit iron steaBboa,s
have lat.y BEEN put rivsr and lsss pbish shorten
u. time the transit from ocean 10 ocean. rbsss
st@susrs uBsurpasssd ~ their ventilation ana
conmoda,lorr For infctmatcn or psssags apply only
10 TIfAEII5 MORGAN, fgent, No Houlbg Green.
Letter bag MADE up At the ccs Letters - esEb per
half ounce
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TUE LIQUOR DEALERS SOCIETY Will. MEET AT
4 the Westchester House, on Monday evening March
D. at rs O'Clock All members are expected 10 be pre-
sent a. businets Of great importance viii :. brought
before the society. Every gentleman In tho trade il
invited to Join, 10y sentng his to the President or
by members JOHN ~ HAYWARD Prssiient
ID. PACE, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-04

spring Style OF Hats, just Introduced
Those Of readers in want Of fashion BILE hat
obtain at HALLS 43 Broadway, who the acknow.
lodged leader of fashion in New York by public approba
ton. Corner Of Iispenard street and Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-04

Astor House Attention Ii invited to the superior Ar
Giles In the gentlemen's furnishing department. The
stock includes every variety Of under shir.s drawers
lie JoiDville and opera ties scarfs cravAts handker
Chiefs gloves half hose, &c. imported for winter and
spring tTaic. The prices moderate and the assor
Ue pnequaled.
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hisPATCH LINZ FUR FAR FRAsC ,CO THE NAG.
~ nihesnt brat class clipper sbip WilNiiCiiA1r,
fireman mater Is nov receiving her cargo ~ No.
Fast rir, and Will sAil for fan FfAnc bssors
Iu..day 18th March and IL expected 10 IA IA loading
co Tuesday neat eth. 1hiA famous clipper hA unAda
three yoysIeH TO Fan frAr CISCO in iot I01 aud BJ a
suoc'rssey Shippers will please hand In thor bills Of
lsains Tor sgnaiur, soon thsr soxas.msn,, are
Sm Tsfsaier he ad.sruted for certain ds,t ~, linz
lively .Aii or before the DAY named.
SUTTON 90, 81 Wall street.
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vents have just been completed in these celebrated
machines The urpleasan Mt noise has all been removed,
spd the acbnes Gao be with one hall the power
hitherto required The fines. cotton sS thread can
sewed without breaking the equal tension o. the
threads remains unchanged us6er al cir.umstances
spd the machine Is competent TO do every Kind OF
vorh perfectly. Call examps. and be satisfied.
!. NJ sl or A. 70 32] Broadway
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YIN Writers, ACcTlosiIR, VIII WlI ~ TCgs
w Jay, A. l01s o'eioek, a. lIg Csnsl street, 10
gsnt,I Household furniture Of ths abors f34r siDfy
Bonfs-oHs elegant mahogany booscass, 81. hbfsfJ,
fcffSctd psho WInd0a eurfsas fffueh ~ pst a. J
crsl mif'rs sflsndld oil ttntngs etu ti,rAs Frs-sn
eirtk tispsffr, tefAs, chars r0tosoo .s.tre table,
a gtsry and other carpets uarbs top drr isg burss
nj rAshstards rich i4lnsd china oiie. ss's Isarh
Snd cottage bsosisada. hair mstfssss, bsts And Sra
ding, tngsther With dining an4 ottff farrltgrs
faf Isfsmp'0ry. Cots - ~ removed .f8e4s.siy, -
tie house 10 20 b.. aI,.f 4 - . store
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Lon NORFOLK, FiTu&B,fG AND mryixOsD--
H. lie UBtsa s,atss nal sisArnshlp bDAs0kG, r.
Psrish eonnsnisr, sI isar. rlsr 10 North river, On
W'orssasy. hsrsh :, 81 o'sloss, ~ III svvs 10
h0ffoA The Dsri A'istrogp. sni ps'srstsrS Ass hsh
moro the lollsssg Horning Sron norfos, pAssesgsrs
for ia seaih tfoossd " rtrOsd direct, -th oresrh
i&f'isi itn Nseen 70 htinhtr.ss, Atgss's A.. Pas-
go. tBi fare u hsTos, - 70 I~tsrtbsrs ssa heh-
msna. 90. s'ssgtss hall price. Apr -
ubiAa T1HAsAhfr ~ Broadway
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Only 81 as for Fine French Calf Boots, Made
70 ORDER with spring shanss, by A. BAKER, Is Ann
street Double toe 81 water proof 81 80 best French
patent Rather stock boots from SO TO 81. perfect
a. Guaranteed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-04

Gentlemen who have been disappointed In
getting their shirts made to nc delivered in time by
calling MOODY WlGGANS, 3Si Broadway, (for-
merly with c. leighton rely in getting set OF
strts made of the best materials beautifully sewed by
hand, a perfect fit, and delivered when pr omsed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-04

ATANTlILA MAKERS a LADY C0NPErENT TO
INl tale the charge Of this department in large
concern, West, may apply at 20 william street. at 9
O'Clock A. NJ.
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DR0TEsTANT GIRLS WANTED FOR GOOD SITUA.
tons in town and country families suited with good
help reasonable terms at the Protestant Employ ment
Scciety's Office, NO. Carmine street, Bleecke.
JOHN YOUNG, Agent
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I,oR cHlErI1uos And IrORipA -rExi WEEKLY
II United Ftatss Hsi = ns.-Tls ,yi.saS stsssstlp
NATION. " fCstr, commander. I'll lssv. t4ss No 4,
hofih iiVsr, "a Hs.nsttay. hAr,h ., three ssisss
rfsci'.iy Yer frs'Eh, spIly On board, -bsrs AL
tns q laslrg at ts sigssa sd ior ps.sAss, ~ The
snss ~ OItOHD, IitIzEOs 90, ~ Bsosivay.
gttoush flesst. 10 TorsSs fogo-s TO Ja<ksssrib
al 20 Fil.na -. TLs routhsrosr ill ,assssd, sna
asYs On FsiurcAy ysfth 10
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I1si1FD STATES MAIL. LINE FoR CALIFORNIA,
~ hpin~hN and Panama g Anfnrni ans arc 10 ,ormed
(by Authorty from to PsnAmA Railroad Company
that the transit 81 the sthmns viii bs mad. BY railroad
from ocean 20 OCEAN. No more mul. travel no river
boating
On Monday March o. at o'clock r. NJ, from tho pssr
- OF Of Warren stf,,t .orth river, vii be despatehsd
the Zee. steamship
GtOEGE LAW, Ospt q. v Dor, JUS ",
10 connect Al Panama tho and p@riar ssan
ship GOibfS AGE, Capt J. I. Watkins
pare boat aiways tept AZ Panama 10 pIsyent setsa-
ton, In eas. Of accident
no freight received after oeiocA the sailing day.
Tor pa.ag~, Apply at tie comptnys once, Ne. LII
West street, to j. w. AAYMDsD
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The stock fixtures and good will Of this well known
and popular house, Ia offered for sale lease for =
tenn of years will be given Parties desiring % pur-
chase will please apply 70 Samuel +. Engs 13l From.
street corner Of Pine C. Z. SINCLAIR Administrators.