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EDWARD X COLLINS,
Me- So Wall street, ~. Y.
BROWN, SHtPLEY, h CO.,
Liverpool
@. ROBERTS b CO.,
IS Kings Arms Ysre. London
.. O, WAINWRIGHT & CO.,
PARIS.
GEO. II DRAPER Bavre
The accountable Tor
bullion, jcwery precious metals unless bills Of
therefor the value thereof therein
Dec 1T-d1
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u.ass-psisn OF y,rEiniA ssx rer cemi. Dsss.
,zK saers soioias esuAoa q aest issaed b. ths
- 81 ysaaA eaers@bs All ~ NNFoA 1874,
= a-rr ARDS period ssesedins hteen viii tAss
Nrs. AS fAs s&akts fd1 created ty
- r r.sss aeassly Virginia, passed the aesh day ~
-. lssa xtl proceed Bfs day " April, less
"a crFuacxt-s treasury uf The
d me f0lses Of sAie certificates feasses
a. ssy surrender me sane a. sf ofer OK enc srcoad
sss.s that dsy.
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Proposals for Oil SOr Lighthouses.


TRkAsIkr UKXANTMHNf,
Once Light house Beard
March 10, 1855.
SEAl.Ep PRQP0EALs will received Office until
O'Clock, Monday, The x6h dny OF March 1885,
supplying lighthouse establishment ~it hve thousand
gallons qualify spring strained small
sonnd casks order frum leakage from thirty
gallons excoeding
delivered board Of o New York
after the shall
received by him. free Of charge other sn the conact e
United
The foresoias proposals.
Of specific nvy which
will remain mpid, burning may
thought by the 10 whom hai duty De
Light ouse Board before will 10 accepaed All
Of The oil
warehouse oiber place Of dcposs
The remain mpid 0f 70 degrees Of Fab
renhet lower
ed wnd0rsed Proposals Tor OIL iof Light
another envelope and directed 10 the
Secretary of The Light Hoase Board. Washington, ID. G.
authority Of the the
right reject though iowsss from oaer
alterations its
THORNTON A. JENKINS,
Mar l3-5tawrxs Mar Secretary,
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A FARM FOX sALE--Intending change residence, 1
offer fr sale the farm which reside, situated Aliens
hundred Of land three hundred and fy Of which
high state Of improvement part lad down 70 ga-s and part under
IL well and ubdded and has supply Of
ercelsen situation fs salaby distant
miles from the regular steamboat landing P
the Potomac aordng every facility for travel and ranspoa
uon.
wiins sdaress the ubsber Aliens
had desired WM. ID. MEREICk
Mar s-2aw3w
VERY PLEASANT summer No.
Mar 6-diw
MOLD, silver, and plated spertaeles glasses &e
az focuse with peri'oc periaeoe and parasela glasses
adapted 70 The eyes Of weaers -
saa Penn. svepu, between Ninth and Tenih s,rest.
A Musical
THE Review annually
dred pieces of besides
ehapsrs, " Lowell Masea msad,ins The prace results = ~
pied practical eacas Of his sIpsr.nce, dung long and
Musical Review dollar copies f hVe dol
get sns-crpaons
hed fofnshty specimen cnss rsces u vs
Address pos, paid Brothers Row. View Yea.
NEW EDITION IN ONE VOLUME,
OF Mr. KrSssLrrs Popaslar WORK,
BYPATIas or, New Foes with oid F&ee,
BY aathor Of ysas, Alton Locke,n sc vol. laDo
frcs 81 2.
" bsn Enrsn literary years car
beside h his equal ard quality ofendowmenss
uassrpased sy any sindea TIE Easi.i laaauase
tSsnors IpieHreseer
ruslshsd b CROSBY, NICHOLS, Co, Borton. ana for
Fsb ie-sssw5w TAYLOR MAuEY
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FORM or GUARANTEE.
To Capt, NJ q. Msgs, U. .. Engineers.
We the undersigned, residents Of - in the State Of
hereby jointly essay United and
guaranty foregoing bud be accepted that be
WILL w days Aer the Of the said bad
the good and sufficient 20
perform furnish the articles proposed ia conformity the terms
The advertisement And the
sid shah fail aforesaid guaranty
make good the difference between The offer BY the ad and
the lowest bidder
fsened) A. D.
G, ID.
hereby eerty that, knowledge and belief the
tssned1 E.F.
Aiarh -aarrIIl Nav IaYEfl
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Cor ~
~ lasenert 10
ba1ns the and about aiunr
wh farpisbed The the sead
be
render
sher~foss, pubic
has iwHys
aessFlrg f ihr winter
tippsa afies te 1s'ih, by caidng uss HoasL
w.sHsssros CRY soyenbsT IA, 1854
Nov N--G
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The New York and Liverpool United States
Mail Steamers

Inc silils rsnpsisine th.s hne srec
The Atlantic West.
fhs rac2hc Capt Nye
The 8ac Capt Couaslock.
- TAeSe SHIPS ass!ng been buiii BY
~ pre- ssiy service, every
z,xrk4 fber
Insure strength and speed and ihsr accoanso.
far
passage from New York Liverpool in lrs cabin 81
Exclusive s
Yrvrn Liverpool 70 New Yesk 30 and 10 gunc4s
An experienced attached to each ship.
herths a be secured until paid foT.
Yroas Ecv Fo-s FSou Lperceol
"Wednesday Dec 81, l65 Doc i6
lf, 1858 Saturday Dec 30, g
Wednesday. Jan. "A, saturday,. Jan IL, 1855.
Wednesday. ....-Peh. z. Saturday Jan 81, s
"wednesday Feb "a, Saturday Feb ln /"
Wednesday ..March1, Saturday Feb "a, q
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: rssvss ~rSLE OF SCENTS Dress Hats r.r win
y ftSY 8sy lutTaaoe wach 81 e~suy,
unsrssoA Also, ne Prhsd ssraGssst srm Tsapss
- Fnshio~, nNrT HurkfN@r
of - anA pern.sfssns
Mas erp~vnas and Nate rn~iRp
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CARRIAGE End Horses for ~~iea af kesussfufy-
assrhr@ fxnsy 0Erther
n sc.nf n0ssbtra- baif medern carriage.
n value, h~fnr ypang rentir The
p~rf-rs ~h~u nrsf rsscha-ea
ff tasu, wi a them
Apyy 10 wM. r.. DOVE, CuaAseaier F7rst ward
~os -etfT
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

oommi.sioner of The Gepernl Laad ofhes
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VERY PLEASANT Rooms No.
' sss t2th .,rees, between Il and Y.
Mar 6-diw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-09

1Bs ACCIDENT AT TAUNTON N,ss.-rho acct
dent at Taunton, on the hight OF the Fourth, was
rather more serious than was at first supposed. As
before stated the accident happsned in consequence
ef an insufficient staging built tor spectators Of the
flewerhs. The Gasftt sys;-,
Toe seats, consisting Of twelve tiers, and risiog
about fifteen feet In height, and extending 2l0 iees
cd 10 seat 1000 persons, ct about quarter before
oclt ck when occupied by from GOO 60 800 persons
Of both sexes fell endwse towards the street, pre-
cipitating their occupants IN one mass together, I'M
derreash the thinkers and panks used 10 their con-
strnction.
The Following are the names Of the persons In
juied:--
Mr.. Christopher French, Of Berkeley, had hs left
arm broken. and his vile was also somewhat In.
iuIed.
Themes Kirby, Weir Village had his thigh broken.
ard is in Q critical condition.
Mrs.. Jsmes w. Briggs, Weir Village, was struck
by timber en- the forehead and stunned
MAJ TIM J. and Harriet A. Munroe, Weir village,
were crushed underneath the timbers.
Miss Mbecca N Hathaway, Weir Village re.
ceived aapnt ipJUres-
A son Of Mrs Joseph Gardner, In Broad way, had
q a broken below the knee.
Mrs. Is sander Wibar received dangerous internal
injuries.
Mlss Ann NJ Conaty, reported fatally injured, re.
ccived only a few iesn bruises
Nh. J. w. Tucker received sprain Of the ankle.
Dr. King reports ore case OF fracture OF the
leg, one Ct the fbs four cases CT severe spinal DON.
about Twelve cases OF severe aprAiua and bruises.
danghser Of Albert 7. Mason, Spring street,
\ wse much Injured.
NJ. Robinson, Of Mansfield, had shoulder bone
| croAen and young lady named Howard. from thas
place, was seriously injured.
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A UC1.ON NOTICE JOHN Hot GIL. AUCIIONFIR.--
N Magnificent houssn0ld furniturs rose 10 ID piano.
iorte pier and os mirrors velvot carpets, oil paint
in9s, sAtuary, dc to be sold this day, (honday nj
1G A. NJ. precisely These goods are the entire spiel,
did contents OF the Ers class four story dwelling No "a
Murray street. and are 70 be sold without
part, bat not minute, ist ID snuexed:Par0 s0ae N
nnoent rosewood suit Consisting Of seven pieces the
frames OF which solid rosewood deliberately carved
upholstered, In crimson and arOon brocatel cost
$40 rosewood octave pispofsrts, Of beautiful
TONE and fully warranted; massive rosewood bookcase
rosewood stegs with plate gsss doors and back
elegant ades escrutore nlad beautifully thre ughout
carved rosewood centre tables WITH sataary ole
tops. heavy French plate pisr asssa rosewood baet,
BEAUTIFULLY decorated china vases marble statusy, some
very fine designs; sxcellent COLLECTION d oii paint
rgs By artists Of acknowledged talent royal tapestry
velvet carpet slsbastsr marble and Gothic iniad
clocks; elegant lace cuitans gcsrAicss shades, 40.
Dining room-Sohd mahogany extsnson tstSs, with
carved feet mahogany tea and breakAst tables mahs
Rany cushooed chairs decosatsd chikA dinner md
sets, silver tee svices cAssses cake baskets, FORKS,
spoons Ac cut glass Wines gob,sts preserves fruit
dishes, &c; ivory cutlery engraved dscantsrs silver
napkin rings, &c. be. ChAmSsrs--Rosswood and M.
hoeany bedstssds, bureaus, wAshstAnds and card
tables ROSEWOOD suit IN HAIR cloth mahogany d. "a
pestry, Brussels and ingram carpets; per and oval
mirrors, PaFssses: pure CURED hair natrssses, fea
ther pillows and bostsrs MArsees counterpaneS lace
ard muslin window drapsry, cornice~, shades, toilet
sets, engrsvngs, &c, &C. Catalogues st tie house
Sale without regard to weather.
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NiDaGE COOK, AUcUoNFaR-A LARGE Ayp
" vcry elegant syocA Of furniture, housekeeping ar,i
cies, mirror paintings &c, viii be sold BY auction on
TUESDAY, 81 feM o'clock, 1t No. 304 Broadway, EN-.
bracipg parr suites Of rosewood mahogany and black
walnut Of various coverings, rosewood, mahogany aud
walnut betstesds bureaus, washstands, comm ,des,
corner stands etecsres CENTRE aide and sofa tab 81
aestoArs library and secrstaire bookcases wardrobes
book stevrs scfAs rockers chairs, hail stands dining
room chairs, extension dining tables, clocks silver
plated war; china tea sst, vases &c. Catalogues nc
ready.
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SYRACUSE, July 2, 1870
S,rscSx "a Was and fs--R<mmiscc,oss and
RcmSncc--A Second plsa--Rapsd GroteiA Of
Ntv 4 TX Cries.
One Of your correspondents remarks that syria.
case, in This State Plumbers from thirty to thirty
ave thousand inhabstants, and that thirty years ago
tAsre VS. hardly moro thsn store, meeting
nouss sal blackmiths shop"
Il was somewhat earlier than thai period that
frss ssV this place. approached Il from Cortandt
Village. crossing OnondAga TIin and Pompy Ho'-
i~<. IL Dearborn wagon, driven by the bsssoon
payer Of the military bard in Homer. He was a
ssr5 touical fellow, bad Jest for every ono we
. 5. al uvcr n.fs WY 'ioes Of his HqnTr. As I
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n s. HeUGH, AuCToNEEI.-THlS GREAT SALE
~ OF Substantial and elegant solid rosewood and

~ s. HeuGH, ApCT'oNEE.-THlS GREAT SALE
~. OF Substantial and elegant solid rosewood and
mahogany walnut and maple FURNITURE, viii take place,
without my postronement on tuesday July TO- AZ 10
o'cock from the large Ave story residence in Warren
street College place piano tories, pier glasses,
Ensst carpetng, oil paintings, bookcase elegant so,o
Yestwucc suites, Of tie most fashionable make, aud
tumptuousy upholstered and eoyerea yarousis covered
taHy pton ana other cha elegant styles Of
finish largo all spring, iaysd chairs; massive and
costly Rosewood, revolving ftont seorctary bookcase
magnificent doahle action wood p,auo forte, Of
otnyes, tles snty carved fesrl tnld plates ana Tor
uupiity and volume Of tone IL unsurpassed by any,
(varrsnsed); nnnber Of rosewood oautre and otner
tables al with marble tops, yarious knds, and tAse
,Iuy carved also feS ono,ce oil paintings by different
art.sts'lrui Piece" (or msnte by street; West
pt,ntn by Ia Cook; "Ctow Neat, by the sane;
"Cbsteau q Charles - ~ Penny; "syissu sunset y
by HsTGwicAe; ancient piece, author unknown, and
Others, elegant pier aud oval mirrors in heavy gold
frsmes rich heavy lace curtains elegant painted
shades magnificent Wilton velvet and tapestry, stair
ard aoSg esrptug chandeliers ladies' nlsid wood
sscrtire finely carved sce and shsotes; plate
nliIiers, backs aud fronts; great variety OF
mental art-iss-soTres' porcelain vases bisgue and
TARTAN jgBIes sstcsry siso ia dining room, srge Ia
feet txter sion table, (wainlt,l china dsner AMI tea
sets costly silver pae baskets, spo9ns casters
FORKS tea services and SILVER Ac IVORY cutlery French
cut gass decanters, Quor cases Wines &c also in the
chs MIXERS csrysd gpcent and modern wood bed.
sssas With marble top and glass Bureaus, wssAend,
eel DO amor de glaee, wsrdrcbes, also mahogany
do. eha,rt sofas, rockers, elegant bcdseeds ami ba
reAus fmshasspy, GDe hair raattrssQs countsrpanes
curtains linen, BRUSSELS earpeting, &C., &c, &c Sc.
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Seventy three deaths occurred h Roston Last ssk NJ
which eleven we're of ccnsumptioa and four Of small
FOX
haptAin Abel De Forest, soldier Of the Revolution
ninefJ Ave years OF te participated In ths Fourt al
Jaly anniversary In Bipghamtoa, New YORK.
The challenge given by the Thomas r. MenrAer Cnue
to the Mac OF Erin, C~ntyai Club Assooatlo hoh ~
Boston, 10 their respective oub boat for the
OF VI eco has been accepted bat the oay hA not sseS
sppop,ed, tho preliminary >rrpnseests Are not w
eorrstsd
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I,uRN5IJ RES AiE--A ~. CRISTALAR, UCTIoNFtg
IL 20 Bowery will sell, this day, NJ i6H o'cocs, re
moved for convenience Of sae, quantity Of furniture
consisting Of mahogany and rosewood chairs and rock
es and cttcmans 10. DO marble top centre, card and
pier tables do DO waie-obes bureaus and washstauds
Go. DO French beeads, tapestry Brussels and ingram
carpstipFs gut franes AID pier siasses, rosewood
cotisge piano, mahogany giraffe piano. mahosa
ny tS octave French piano. two b octave London made
pianos, oil paintings epsrayings, grando'es, glassware
Ar
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aIIs -
COAL

(yoAI NY OBJECT IS QUICK SALES AND SMALL
4 ur,ats fer cash. a. delivering best qua'ity rcd
ar 4. ass wen scrssnsd at % So Ia iois r "
tons' at &c rs, from my yards, King asd 0rsso vtch
Twvnty 9th street sad Sssh avenue, la Du sne street
80 nruAdvNT rE-kR CIN1gy,
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~ D. NASH AuCn0NEfR $40 BROAD
- vsy-sae1r an sale 900 o. v na1ors &C. TINS dsy
CONSUMING OF liquors. segars, tem.iohns bar counters
and nxtures and also iase Of premises.
Tuesday July 10-Sherifs sale OF confectionery, &c
on Tuesday, July 10, is55 1T 10 A. NJ, At NO 6I Cort
.aDc street, consstng OF csnfectioneres, glass
glass cases. copper pans boxes marble SLABS store
:uIes iron safe, tools, &c, &C Also lease Of premises
&c nc.
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~ G. HORIZON, AuorfoSErR--wIrL sRLt an
W. TUESDAY, a. II CLOCK at Is Sixth avenue he
h1id furniture and two billiard tables With balls Gees
and counts, suitable for private hcuse; t~o sernx
cara oas hsht wsoa cabinet makers work benea, 80
t,ser rsi-ted otoeesr, &c, SC.
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IN d. sEFiS, AUCTi0NkFl,. WILL sIIL on TCES-
Tie day, the 10th irst at 10 o'cIocs, A. ~, st No
Weet twenty second St. the entire furniture Of the
house. consisting of tapestry and ingram carpets rose
wood snd mahogany sofas, chairs, m,re top
tables dressing buresus one sne rosewood boacor pr
Aro si.oh.n frrnitnrv kc The family viii leaye ior
fuiope the 1f,h, and the sale will be peremr.ory
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SAVANNAH, Ga, June FL, 1866.
Sentiments Of tie Philodaph,a Conrension--Hosr
ihfy Preparedness Of Candidates - The
Wfatiur and Crops Migration North,cavd.
Az consequence, the truly patriotic and conser.
vstive platform Of principles laid down by the IA
topal council of Know Noshings, at taeir recent
ctLyocation in Philadelphia, meets with the warm
est ard most enthusiastic approval amongst Tire
Union loving and abolition hating men Of Georgia.
With such . platform and candidate standing
thereupop, who is q practical, sensible, and fresh
from the people man, no fears need DO entertained
as to how the Empire State Of the South win cas-.
her vote.
Onr people have very naturally become Disguised
With the Specializing, old fogy politicians, who have
fer 20 Icing period Of time controlled the politics OF
Gecr gie-one day here and the next day there, on
tie great questions Of the day Hence the recent de-
nureiation Of the new and powerful American or
Know Nothing party by Bob Toombs, Alex. Ste
phe1s, Gov Mcdonald, Gov. johnson and Charlie
J. Jenkirs was 70 be expected. and ID source Of
great EMULATION TO the nov men who form tho Ame-
rican party. Don't be surprised II It tho October
election Stephens IL found laid MP to dry oothe
zane sself with Herschel v. johnson and lsuoh
others Il the old stock Is win haye the prssump
ton 70 give Sam tusslo before the people. Who
learned but Samuel will in dine season trot out some
fsss reg that viii take down Alex. to the tuna Of
thousand or tvetve hundred votes. Gov. johnson
VIII probably be opposed by Jucge Nesbit, Of NJ
con, who WI most certainly distance the Governor
with esse, Al viii b decided by the judges.
In this (the frst) Congressional district James l..
Seward il tho Democrat, candidate for 70 election.
Hut few years ego Sc ward was rabid whig, and
ss such was repeatedly ele:ted to the Legislature
by that party. Having failed. howey sr, on several
occasions to receive the wing Congressional nomtna
ton, he took aovantsge If the Southern rights ques
ton in 1850; and deeming the wings too sound in
favor OF the Union, he slipped over, body, soul
and Meeches, TO the democracy; and Is reward,
was in 1903 elected by that pa ty to the last Con
grees. He would even then have been defeated by
the eloquent and forcible Bntow, OF this city, ba;
for the Brunswick Railroad humbug, by means OF
which aide issue he "Uung in As he will have
rofhir Of tast sort TO ala hun the present Canvass
,ely uptn it lie will be LETT behind, and his place
filed by an accomplished American gentleman,
when row have In my mind's eye.
We are now having hot summer.iise weather, the
first Ct the season. The seasoE, thus far has been
delightful, the crops IN this locality we're never
ncfe promising.
The comme rcement of the warm season begins to
cause Seusherbets to think of migrating North
wald. noticed the steamer Florida, for New York,
which left yesterday morning, was well filled With
passengers. Not lev Sayannahars were On board.
CHATHAM.
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a. ADAMR BACKER, sbx LIS .fcNARD srREsr,
NJ rear can b. suited soout iawputa. marriages.,
busineta the ceior q the hsr and character Of hs
bsstsnc.
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A LREKT q. EICOLAY, AUCuONFER al zERT H.
a NlcgtAN wints saia DAY, !uI y ~ IN ocioes;
5000 Grsss western Railroad, LIST mertsss. :
sIi coo Ls&s Exie, Wabash ana S. Louis Rail
road1lt Mcxtgase Bends. each 100
81, 700 LhekAWsxna and Wsstsrn RsilroAd lst
moxsgage oouus. ssCu wv
10000 La Crosse and Mnwaukis Railroad 8 per
cs0t Fonda 4aff 49,. Il, es14
o. $40 Fhenix Go,a Mining Company 81 North
Caroline pr csnt Bonds ..:......:.... .sach 20
EstAts Bonds. 1,coo
ca mel Coal Company each 1000
shares II lid Avenue Rajroad ......... each 100
$50 90. Cumberland Coal Company ........... Ito
III DO. hris Railroad Observation-Disclosures. 100
40 do, FuItoa FIRE Insurance Company $500. IS
63 do. Rutgers Fire InsurAa, e Company.,... Is
20 90. Leu0x Fire Insurance Company .......g rs
Terms Of salTen per cent this dap, and the Dsaance
before O'Clock TO The accrued interest All
the bonds VIII 10 charged to the purchaser excepting
the State bonds. Next regular sale on rnursdAy,
July IL. kN t8 t
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DHiIp II. WILKINS, AUCTIONEkI.. -PERENPr0RY
il sale Of valuable property on Sixteenth street,
Pn,hp wilkins will eeAas auction, Tuesday, July
TO- 1867 a L. ocock 1t the Merchants Exchange, che
following described property 20 lots togethse with
the un6pished buildings thereon situated
ride Of West Sixteenth street. commencing a5 feet east
Of Sixth avenue, each 20 test in width M the block
Sd tier CT beams laid and have been we'll protected
the weather. One lot the north side Of West 6x-
tsenth street. commencing go feet Of Sixth
being rs In width by half the block In depth This
will afford very desirable opportunity either to
builders to those Wishing to build for their occu
pancy. Terms at sale. Maps and further particulars
can be haa al the Office Of the auctioneers.
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ASTROIOGS.

HNADAME HARRIS, RfS0wNIr PHRENoIoGr5r
M from rsris caA be consulted ~ lows, marriage,
burmese and vii tell tne name Of lady gentle
man they win msrry; also Ste names q her vsiterA
Residence 125 Eghth street, corner o. ourth avenue,
enc bloch IRON Rrsa3way
M sytnus, between Twenty third acd otnty fourth
ttets. she continues TO toll past prssent and future
eysste, hks~iss marriages, journeys, Law suts, ou.
sisexe proeeect, sicintss. Ateent friends, ADD pro
ptrty icet or stclsn. Msdsms Meyer conv,rss Fog.
iss French ssd German, and gives guarantee for hsr
art
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--~s ----~-.-@a-saa -.--.--=-a---r-~.
LECTyIkE4

GaoT. bEnFURD'5 NEW WORK CLINICAL Lee
L turs on the Diseases OF Women and Children. BIZ
g. : Bed ord, A NJ, u Professor o. Obstetrics, the
IN the University OF New York. Svo Pr 563 For ssis
~ JOHN J. 81 SCHROEDER L. Bible House, Eighth street
lateral Sciences for Jaiy Is55:-Ths work before us
tears ample tettimony 70 the authors industry a.
hnts learning ann hepevolenee We hal the advent Of
zach work. aooundins 10 practical matter Of the deep
ett interest, and illustrated By principles and laws
GAINED BY nature.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-09

M Us,cAI.----A LADY wHosE CuCUMsTANcss
WI hive become rssuccd, snz " without any friesAs
CT f,p.,, Il. in tie present. want OF oasy couApsIIeS
20 sell Der pianeforts which she ID wilag 70 give fsg
escs ace away, ccly " receive cash. Il large sssa
eps r,r~vrVt plaEo. OF tpiendd and musical iona =
o.. OF The beat In thia ciy, made expressly -
oeise Aaerss rtacs,P 3, IwV~dv>y psst iNss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-09

;. f.ysa SALES AT AUCrlDn.s era = 49,
= LmRT II MODAL. AUgFivht4x, Wxil. SELL
a On Aosdsys July v st i9k c'cloes - the Mer-
shents Exchange 50 500 PhnniK 6o1d AAiag O0fnoxny
Of North CaroIns Per can't bonds dAs-d Jsnuasy is
1896, end due IA tie city Of New York JANUARY H. 1856
The hor % secured by dssd OF trust tue entire
property at thg company North Caroline Fer fur,
her psrtcsiAn acquire At the Office Of the cempSny.
IL Excbangs p1sss. A. II. NIC0IAf. II Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-09

MO WOMAN CAN Re UGLY WHO HAS ZINE TEETH
~ ~. Rosseau. Save jour money Those who
ufcis set will 80 per cent By purchasing OF Dr.
NAPoI ron PRkTE RRE. Having experiences OF more
than 20 years no has made many improvsme nts In
Art fun set OF teeth could b. made without extract
ps the old roots AL his dental work proves 70 be good
better than the hest and in price chesp-cbsspsr
than The cheap st. Cali and specimens and be con.
~,ucec No is5 Broadway, corner Of Howard street