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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-04
Great Events from Slight Causes.

How momentous are the results of appa.
rently trivial circumstances When Mo-
hammed was flying from his enemies, he
took refuge in cave, which his pursuers
would have entered had they not seen a
spiders web at the entrance. Not knowing
that it was freshly woven, they passed by
the caye-thus spiders web changed the
entire history of the world.
When Louis VII, to obey the iniunctions
of his bishops, cropped his head and shay
ed his beard, Eleanor, his consort found
him looking very ridiculous. She reveng-
ed herself as she thought proper, and the
poor shaved king obtained divorce. She
then married the Count of Anjou, after
Henry H., of England. She had for her
marriage dover the rich provinces of Poi
tou and Guienae, and this was the origin Of
those wars which for three hundred years
ravaged France, and cost the French three
millions of men. All this had probably
never occurred had Louis not been so rash
as to crop his head and shave his beard, by
which he became SO disgusttul in the eyes
of Eeleanor.
Warton mentions, in his "Notes on Pope, y
that the treaty of Utrecht was occasioned
by quarrel between the Duchess OF Marl-
borough and Queen Ann about pair OF
gloves
The frailty of the daughter of Count Ju-
Ian introduced the Saracens into Spain.
"What can be imagined more trivial, "
remarks Hume, in one Of his essays, ethan
the difference between one color of livery
| and another in horse races? Yet this DIFF
ference begat two most important factions
in the Greek empire, the Prasin and Vene-
IL, who never suspended their animoslties
till they ruined that unhappy government
The murder of Cesar in the Capitol was
chiefly owing to his not rising in his seat
when the Senate tendered him some par
ticular honors.
The negotiations with the Pope for dis
solving Henry the Eighth'S marriage (Which
brought on the Reformation) are said to
have been interrupted by the Earl of Wilt
shire's dog biting his holiness on the toe,
when he put 1t out to be kissed by that am
5assador; and the Duchess of Marlborough 5
spilling basin of water on Mrs. Masham's
gown, in Queen Anne's reign, brought IN
| the tory minlstry, and gave new turn to
the affairs of Europe. 'If the nose of Gle
opatra had been shorter" said Pascal, in
his epigramic and brilliant manner, 'the af-
fairs of the world would have been differ
eRt."
Luther might have been a lawyer, had
his friend and companion escaped the thun-
der storm. Scotland wanted her stern re-
former. if the appeal of the preacher had
not startled him in the Chapel of st. An
drew's castle and if Mr.. Greenvile had not
carried, in 1854, his memorable resolution
as to the expediency of charging certain
stamp duties ca the plantations in Amerl-
ca, the western world might still have bow
ed to the British Sceptre.
Glotto, one of the early Florentine paint
ers, might have continued a rude shepherd
boy, if sheep, drawn by him upon stone
had not accidentally attracted The notice OF
Ciambue.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-04
MARSHALL K. FULTZ,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Stanton, Va, viii practise
~ in all the Courts of Augusta county. Strict attention
will be given TO all business entrusted 10 him.
C- He may be found at present, in the office Of his
father, David Fultz.
Nov. 10, lS54.-a.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-04
G. M. COCHRAN. JR.,

TTORNEY AT LAW, StaMnton, Va, will practise
"A in all the Courts holden in Augusta, and in the Su
peror Courts of Rockingham and Highland. Office IN
the rear ofhe Cous house formerly occupied by MeSsss
Niche & Robertson,
Stauuton, Sept 25, 1853.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-04
DR.. HENRY ]. CHURCHMlN

IENDERS his professional services to the citizens oi
StaLntoa' and the surrounding country,
o. Office over the Post OEce,
+. ataunton, March 10, 1851
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-04
RRISCOE q STUART.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Staunton, Va, will practise
n in all the Courts holden in Augusta and the Superior
ossrts of Rockingham and Highland Office formerly
sssaped By Messrs Iuabodea s. McCue.
Staaaton, Sept. IS, 1858.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-04
WIN. CHAPMAN.

GRADUATE of the Baltimore College of Dental Sur
" gerry having returned to Augusta the prac
Sc of his profession Persons wishing information as to
is qualifications are respectfully referred the Faculty
Post Office address, Clines Mill or 9lt. Sidney.
Maroh s, lS5i.-( (ehd Sep. sl.)
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-04
VI BOOTS & SHOES.Tl
Cheap Boot, Shoe, Hat and Cap Store

U s. ]. FAUST have just opened their Fall ana
III, Winter supply of Boots, Shoes, Hats Caps, &c.,
- an examination OF which they invite their friends aud
customers and the public generally feeling confident that
Aey can please the taste Of the most tastldous sye
.nd they cannot te beat has been known here
+o(ore They call attention particularly to their own
manufacture of all kinds of Gentlemen and Ladies Ware,
comprising every article their line Of business, and
warranted to be of good quality.
Hats can be bought of them from so cents aud upwards,
and Caps from II cents 10 the fncst=a new fashion,
Also Trunks Umbrellas sc. They respectfully request
portion Of public patronage, plcdsng themselves TO DO
Hasir best to merit it.
Stauaton, Oct Is. 1854
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-04
Dr, n. A. BERKELEY,

DAVING permanently located in Samton, oilers his
IL professional services TO the public Office m the
second story othe office formerly occupied by Mr. Mich
ie, nearly opposite the Court house
Staunton, July j, 1884.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-04
Bust Received,

CIRCULAR Cloas Of cloth and beaver; also fine cloth
" rock sackand cashmere Business Coats at unpreee
asatsd low prices, at the Clothing Store OF
j. POLIITZ;
Sssanson Nov l. Ss5S SoSDs< 81 Va R0tcl
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-04

THE SOUTH In BLossoM.-A correspon-
dent, writing from Charleston, South Caro-
lima, under the date of the 9th ultimo,
says:
GAS you may readily conceive, every
thing here is spring like. Flowers of the
most delicious odor and varied hues are TO
be had IN abundance. The peach trees
are in full blossom, and even, the stately
magnolia is about opening itssafrst bud 10
the wooing warmth OF the summer sun
OF the revolutionary palmetto saw but
one. 1t is about 10 or 20 feet high, ,haying
! been planted about II years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10
0opartnersbip Notices.

NOTICE.-The Co-partnershP heretofore ex:
LAECY BARCLAY. residing in New York, and SAMUEL
y. ODELL, residing ia srookyn, under tho mans and
BY the death the said DE LANCY BARCLAY and the said
g. having bsd business relation. With foreign countries
and the surviving members thereof having subsequently
oaed with themselves IN the business the undsrssned
ROBERT MaCKlE Of the City Of New York. and bsisg de-
cir. to contIu their SAID tue under the Aforesaid arm
hereby OF Act Of the Of
th. ste entitled IAN Act Showing the continued OF
psrtr ershp In certain cases passed April H. 1854
y that the undermined will forth continue oGfs.d
partnership hunes in the City Of New York under the sfore
ssia D. Of BARCLAY LlvINGsToN
SCHUYLER LIVINGSTON
s. L h. ODeLL.
New Yort Jan l. 1875. ROBERT MACKIE.
CRY AND CouS1Y OF NEw.YoRE, a; On this efhteenth
d,y OF jan usry in the year 1855 before personally
sCsUYLER LIVINGSTON aud SAMUEL U. '. 00ELL.
"a nth day Of January ~ the year 1885, before
me pernuslly came ROBEaT MACKTE known 70 me TO be
tie persops described ard Who the foregoing
certificate ard seve .eirowldsed that hey executed tho
ssus. GEO HARG AN Commissioner OF 0ssds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10
r. s. HovcH. Aactioueer.
A SSIGNEE's SALE.=THIS (Satnrd q Y

"A MORNING; a. "a o'clock. h. e'ntsnt. Of the large
u, story house No IS Wsnep s. tpot boadEg housed
sns Of the folowDs articles viz: Bemsnt5rases Csr
PET ole0th Mahogany Extension Tee scd 0ians Tables
Mabssny snd Cottage Chsin Sofas Mirou Clock OIL Paint
ing China Diner and Tea Sets Cat Glassware, Ss.rwge.
livery Cutlery &c Prlors Richly carved Rosewood Suites
b cade snd Reception Chairs match Center sds
and sofs Tables Rosewood Easere with plate ss
doors and back costly Rosewood Piano Forte splendid
Rosewood Esertoire with plate glass DOORS superb Tapestry
Carpeu large Ov Mirrors Lace WINDOW Curtains 10 choice
OIL Paintings In nch france French Rnrsvnp reh Cains
Vases. Bque and Psrsn Figures day Ormsla Clock Co
spii,oens &c. he Dnwins Room-Nshossny Suite Ia Grim
pIush Ov. Mirror Lare Curtains and rich ehsdes ch
Paintings Mantle Clock UEcle Tom CABIN vssss eessnt
Rosewoos Bebstesds Bureau Wshstand suite gilt Toilet
Set Ao the choice gufpsfe Of bedrooms uprising
1osy Mahogany and Black Wsaut, Bed snA Bedding
HAix NAtfrys &c. Sale psaitye.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10
Danrins Atahemies.

4 DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMY,
IA No 500 Broadway opposite ilth-ss no. open q tbs
reeepsios Of Tspis vhs any dina Lsd-s
sod Children Wedreses's and Saturdays. and
uHP Prseticirs Assemblies saturday evenings fsf
Lsdiss and Genslensn no:tbly sohees asaL cTea,.s
(cor hours and Of instrucor Be had
., tbs Academy Of sey time. or viii be cent By por
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10

IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL TEETH.-Dr. J.
ALLEN late Professor in the Osc College Of Dental sur
re attention to bis improved method Of eonsiructinl
ARTIFICIAL DEN1UREs, which combines the foio"in
i there ar. no seam. or cr-vie.s for tbs odsent od
10 ve the sslvs infect the breath not even the slight
e, mosture can get between the teeth snd plate
"a Az Arti6csI Gum which srm and inds'tsuctIbls
Sss which unItes firmly other and to the plate
wbeh ihsy .et IN, gum ,mp. 70 me ssssa ns
"a Greet ssih is obtained By thus uniting the Teeth
Gum and Plate ard ordinary force In mssestns can ere
them from hek base. ,.,
This In porsDt change effected b. having the ios5e Of the
teeth ard suq batur form To this form the tongue
dslais prevent. the b..in muied .ound, 10 .e-..la
sirs oen observed 10 persons wearing snci TEEN
e.1 Be .ees IN es.e. ws.ss they have bseom.
Ths done BY of sddinon.l 70 the .ns
o. 70 bling out .unksn portions and suaia them In he
proper position They are covered .n ,as seS.s
and shy formed cannot be detected oy me closest 90
To s'hSa 81 % s md sapso
sDd ps has been well tested having been made special
a.s snd which have
been tsies Of without and .IsO with
H. esn tis Office showing the great change In sPpesr
snee which produced In the coulensnces Of individuals nos
wearing denturs. upon TIL, pnsPs ws,e s "a:
sPeeme1s Of bis improved style OF wors not requiring the
eth The plate. usually employed foe thu wot are p..io.
the purity Of which the slightest srnnh or
many poan features which readily .ppeet
steo y those vesips artificial features this principle
With reference TO the utility Of this method tes
uoniss be given from eminent Dentists IN the ynious
cites Of the Unioa wearing the work in this aud
other cties J. ALLEN, No ~ )nc so N T.
B-A small psmphlet containing fuller particulars seni
(pos,-pad) on fppliestoo
TINTED STATES PASSPORTS for all parts
Of the world Indispensable 70 Travellers Issued by 3.
pONEs Notsry Public No n Wsrrenst- N B.-Hs.arsl
ed eii,sn. nust 2reduse their eerti6c.te.
WILLIAM DUER, Attorney and Counselor. at:
w Law, San Yrsucisco. California
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10
TIPFRIOR ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE
Builoing Mlaterials.

sCOLID WROUGHT IRON BEAMS for FIRs.
- PROOF BUILDINGS. VAULTS. srohS
sold wreusht iron rolled Bssas cut To sp.cihea snrs
nriee vLeh en- b. fir. proof bulldogs 70 b ereetsd
sdSr,fs s6ysnee q the cos Of ~oodeo once Ths fsp
Invited examine de building Of Mss
sfion soniv 10 COOPPs& HEWITT No ~ saf'iss ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10

l Joss KsBss. Asetisnees.
FOURTH SALE Of NEW BOOKS, embracing
Il vssi.ses Il Fubishsr Exshsas q aastiss "a
SATURDAy EVE sINo iesh Hsbrussy. seiock 6 ~
salas roen Ne ~ Broadway. lsres eoiseHoa Of Bset
Station sy 10 guam idss and slpesb Vslsaanes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10

~.vrrD-A BOY to Write Wrappers and
>" n w..tiy Nev,pspss, msst undsrsts I'd the co.:
Asply Il The Golden Rals Once, NO lg e,.9s ~
NnS WILL be GIVEN for good CL ,,aesp.
~ III AMP or 70. i1sornafios leading 70 re rea
49, AZ ths sape The best city references VII " s'
1IdSsss l. n, Tribune Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10
Goal.

NOAL.-I have now reduced the price .,
" b,ss quality Of Red Asa 60 the low pns, -
TIM deity,s1 or ard veil screened 70 sey sns
-. e.si. veisht wsrr.nsed nndsr peosty Of =
coal from ~ yards ccD=r Of Kiss na 1,s.s 81 Sf06
NOALS.-Peach Orchard, Rid Or Whiss 60
u S.i,,,r,6 s.n ys,o srS cover Nat ~; ssevs ~
s'.1S 9 q t;sss''s ~ ~ Is s... cad ~ o.s.s
T0AL q per TUN.-Bess qualities ~, = -
-. "A s'o ssfsigLiS& GOOD WIN No 81 Riv's's'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10
Removals..

REMOyAL.-The undersigned, now reinstated
~ st the old ocAtos No. Isl Broadway WILL in the
else Of mstsred In th. circles trade
desvor ect Of the fsvous Of bis
psfons uader positive d.tsrnipson 10 sdhsss strieiy
cs<h Sales ct such moderate ebsses it believed WI
besf interest WM I. JBNkIN6s, Dfsesr sad Tsasr
"a ~ epej.ay. 81 leos dove DE Assss gesss.
DENOVAL-1he PHENIX FIRE MSU-
IL RANCE COMPANY q Brootlu hass rsnessA 49,
hsv.York btaaoh Ola 70 No q VALE
PHILANpER SHAW ssorstav.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10

MATHEW Jorpsx. Auctioaesr
DY JORDAN e. NORTON, Auctoneers and
ID Comnssoa aerchsnts, Ne ss ssosAvsy, (sp sssin,
between Frsnbii and Leonsfd-stA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10

nESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE to
i y n e - s ~ ss.:s:d .hs village Of Railway
49,, ms1ss..sS;it sSsss o. ssvYert The house
s ss;s ~ ; .s sss s.s;
consist q two y vsiushie land ssde,
DIVIDED iss vsse,sse aid ho..r ssS,ss srss.sS ~ H.
fset sppioasss VII hsf u he os 49,.
Bio rs1esees u THE v<inisy For further psrsiss",
II EMERSON Co. Noe AZ 5 "a ! ssrssssPpsy :"
HOUSE to LET--In Bond-st INQUIRE a
Ii Ne q Rossesaou gives inndlsseiy. II dssRsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10
TutIerp an1 Har6ware.

HARDWARE, CUTLERY, EDGE TOOLS.
III Cut and wrought Nails, Shsvels end SPedes.
Anyils Vices Bellows. Ensish sae Am Wssoa Serss'
Co.l and Trace Chains, Punps sad wstsr RAM
Holov Ware Iron Steel Bras and Copper VIE.
Con ana Coffee Mills, Guns and Pistols,
BeHs snd Skates Locks. Lstehes. Bss. screws,
Krives and Torts, Pen and Pocksttniye. Asou,
g1ason Shear Iron, Britannia ssd plated spoons
Ti.s. saws. Planes, yhslrOps. Tee Trays 10, H., a.
os..t.s Hssreu OIL For sale By
CHAs 8. LITTLE. Ses $ and 81 Fulton =
SKATEsSw;dInn great ts variety ,ds:t ..s ,.,.,..a
COAL HODS, Ash Nfes, Pokers,
FIRE IRONS snd Stands, and general sscrmehs
Of Hone eepins Hard sre. For sale BY
CHAs. 8. LITTLE. Nos S. snd 81 Fulton ct
CCOTCH PIG IRON-Hundred tuns No. l
- Gsrsbee and 800 uas mixed numbers best Pig lron IN
"''' 'A0 sPoFfoRp' TiLEsToN Co.. No 50 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10
6ouses and farms Uanteo.

HOUSE WANTED.-A moderate sized
Ii HOUSE. between Iita and 18th ss and UIon sqaars
and 5th-sv. Address J. e. p, No. 7t2 Br5sdssv.
WANTED-A small HOUSE, with modern
w improvements, Ia the seventh Wsri Rent
exceed fico. Address J. h. ALLEN Ma ll3 Eas.
Broadway
WANTkD-A HOUSE, neatly FURNISHED.
w suitable for the dson OF sir Eight persons
without children Rent be moderate and loe,iisn
above 9Th st. Address N Z s. ct the ohes Of this pa24
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10
JAMES Cole. Aueuopser
ARGE SALE Of VALUABLE IMPROVED

IL BRoOKLYN PROPERTY JAMES COLE & s0s
oxSosp ST The large story sn1 b..s 1xsas
The wet side between Fepu ard ssns,; avs. s fsss
10 from Ansnticav Lot II b. ITO feet Also. two L's
fosTtasDAv Two .so, and b.smsn. frame House o. he
easery SIDE between Atsne and Fulton avs ~ feet "
PosyLAsp Ava t.tor, frame gow. on tbs east fss
PosTLssD a large 3'tory frame boa.e tho ssssds
xrrAsTIc.v Three s.,ory ffsms H-u.e. .oa Stores
the esse'iy sits. ness Go~snu.lsns and Fistba.h.y
sou .hery side, 40 feet east Of Pe"ssiIst.
Also two vacant Lots ID joining 60,
ery side Of Desnst between Pe1ssst and Fasbasa Toe
Ako asory and basement frame Gothic Cottage ssaiAs
the above.
The aoss ds s"s 'ss' saa S.ssl Tsas
GALLON AVA II story frame Heass, No. g. oesr Mr.
The above property was bas by the present 10
bts, n stsrai and under bis sp-r vislon
city envspeat tho darent line. Of Railroads and sss
GOOD n.i,hborLoecs and improvements. &c &c.
Term. very pbesl-s ,rse portion on Bond ssi Aorsssa
for Map and ll descriptions sppy 70 the Auetonss H.
IS Fcfon st ,BroohlyD. or No 10 Ns,ssua New.Yort
HEsRY LsEps. Aae,ioassr
DEREMPTORY SALE OF the entire STOCK
i Of IL. sEw-YoRK FUR CO sPAsY corner Of etse1
vy sud Walker st-TBI. DAY. at o'clock, HENRfE
LEEDS viii S - sbsvs a. the rich manufactured Pas
iobgps 70 the above COMPANY Lsaes ans d.s. are svss
to attend Sale % Be con naed At u O'clock Pm
TusIs Moss.LL. Auctlousn
CUPERIOR ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE
- Ceebsied usker who received Gold Medal eaas ,sns.
Ssos; also saes u &c vols Psrior Fgrstare, Ss
Wa nut AID O.k Extension Dihos Tables S1psro Ou resi-
irgs Frsmsd PerentoTy sale th morning lei oeisct
No. 50 sro.d corner Duane st. By Csaosus SssroSs
Boet cases sefs Tets u,.s Dsms, Rockers. E.L CssS
OFT tnsLs Bs6siss6s Drsss Burssos Sfeach secrets.e
ess wcris'snds Rosewood Bed'sesds and w.sh ss,nss
ts Rsdse.d Lissry T,eles Ro,s~ood suite ss.sfss -,
sstin Bo-st<e also lot covered sold they are VIE
fsre, use,ul a.es Dot mentioned fW Puasuias ~sse~
iesae esIy this morIiua ,,.,. ,,..ss
n B-Purchusn are assured every stieie 70 tbs dysss
al sue 10 Of satsor quality worthy Sfs m'fsiaA dsss"P
which thsy vii cLenls'e opsn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10
| AxrHcxy j. BLxrcKEs. A,esioaesG
ARGE and PERENPrORY SALE Of Qo

ARGE and PERENPTOR1 SALE Of %
sd s S; sToSs sl s9s =,
6pisbed md up6nshsd situate on both sides u tbs Ninth ~
esd snd sHhss, in the City Of Nsw-fOrk- ANTHONY T.
BLfE0kEk will = THURSDAY. r.Ss
AZ oecei ct tho Merchants Exchange. the 'owss as
NyS,W ~ AID Eispry rorsrH ST. -Esh Lots ssrniss IA
entire mont the block the wss side Of the sA av ~
ST Also u Lots Of Ground Win 81, ,hr,s
.tory 6pishsd and unfinished. 6rst css D~.lns there's
stustsd souts side of sih eeumeneiss loo feet
EIsHTrrHpps ST Also 10 Lots Of Ground. on both adss u
s q on the north side ssi II on the south ale 60 nsue
kmrrAy-Also Lot and Gore Let tho vess side Of
eh sv between ED ars sSds sod IL Lots o, Cores 10 the
rear OF sad adjoining the IL Lots fronting % he
NIsTH Az asp EIGHTY TouRra ST.. Sk hne Lots Of 0rsaA
With House Garden ard Carriage house thst.oa sassa %
and mex, potk wsst OF yin sv ana sfn ST. nee
ips on the Ueurs AID on the stieet
ALSO II Gore Lo,s In the Of tho sbore or on rs1
NisTs Az AND EIGHTY FOURTH Also. 9 Lots end
susd on and the northeast Of shs~ ed
s,h Ct. fronting on ise svst9s saa 90 .a s
$50 sab cine q fsst ns non OF s,d 81 e
lot gore lots in the OF the sans honuas on ma
xIso Lo,s Of Ground on the side of sh.v bsvsa
sas and sSs sits d.tsnt Is feet inch south Of $50
The location Of the above about hs best on shs
vto. Island being situate the immediate vicinity OF Man
haitian square sdy opeped and p,d o sad tho great Cen
ire. PsA being about oas ooci o% s,, bro .oe
end msstc 'front.' houses morb occupied ~ tns
OF All the property sSjoinns 'ss seovs az n ~ vi
ON the whole the shove sale ors the best opps
,, for safe and pro6tsbs investment that h eess presented
~ will be positive; and every Lot offered win DO soi
without r..erv. III. highest bidder The streets arc ."
orr vii he nbsrs to ths purchasers, % par
OF ID. purchase money remain oa bond ana m'sAss
'o and fhe, particulars can be had OF the sscoosss.
No 7 Brood 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10
ASrHoxy J BLENckER. Auc,ionesr.
pa y and pEREMpTORY SALE of


ARGE and PEREMPTORY SALE Of 90
IL CHOICE LOTS Of GROUND. nelueins number Z
GORE LOTS and several ftess building. thereon s'uusd
en- tSd and snh s and the 9th sv In the City Of Neg
i%. ) BIEEcKER will sell At suction, on THURSDAY,
rsh rs Isi5 a. 9, the Merchsnts Exchange ~thcut
receive to the hshes bidder the following dessoe Heel -
Oh NIsrH.v AND FIsHrv.roURrasr Eight l,e. Torn.
ps the nte Of the block on the wes side oil the sthv
between SD and sitb SITS
IL clss Dwepss thereof situated on tho sosh
side Of sih.st commencing 10 feet west Of the ghsv
ON EIGHTY ImRD-sT-Also, ID Lots OF tfounf, % eoh
.5ss Of sa AZ on the eide and ii the sodth ode.
commrpcI 100 feet wet OF the Vb av m.
on MIMI -Aso Lot aud Gore Lot on the west ase
Of 9bsv between $50 and SD SITS add Los or 0ofsn
rear OF the sLd adjoining the III os fronting on VI
OK ESrHAv AND EIGHrY TouRrHsr.-sT fine Lots =
,.ted on ana the VI 9th sad sh o.
az aid Lots oltpg the and on tho stre
Also II Gore Lots IN rear OF the abo'' or ga 70" o wv
OK Nsra Az AND EIsHrY FOURTH ST Also Lots AMI
Cores situated and the north east coinef OF sh ssi
g4thst frortir on the md On this stfe,t
or EnrH-Av Also Los on tbs east aide Of 9th BE-
tween ssd ard 84hst mencRf Is feet sinhe. north
and Lot ard Gore Lots 10 the ssms roaass
east side Of 9th between Cd and &dss distant - iss
| slnch,s south Of SD st II.
whole Issrd beiug the mmediss vicinity OF Msnbs
s-ady opened and paid and thu goat Ceaaa
Parh ber about block from either Park Inc noyeeN
hood building up rapidly with hstca" brown ~oes
and msste r ut occupes by the owners tbssss
All the property adjoining the above sned y large pfopns
tors pedsd to keep the nssaoo hood Tree ron npasrs
prof able Investment that bss been presented
ras The sale will be 70 sITIvE snd every Lot offered w
avenue, are ali opened partly graded The OF ss
will DO liberal TO the purchasers 80 81 per ceut OF the pucs
money remain hord and moss. for five yssr tss
Mas describing the shove property and farther psIueuisss
apply to the Auctioneer, No. broad st, N. r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10
D1Axos-pRIcEs GREATLY REDUCED.

DIANOS. PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.
the largest ss'oment y the Uni,s4 ss'ts On p,hs
Pi.eos f sfscories Giber Co c-ie
rated tr n um Eo.n Pass and Horsce Wst-rss rosssn
prorsd Pi.nos Superior toned 6foctsve Pianos ior
.~lrrshsrd Pianos b-E,trs-priee from SO 70 rt
the second hard Eosn Psaos IT Gilbert Col ie sac
80 90 Paaos 20 rent Psrcs .sd monthly pay u-oA
{sor, ofsye-y variety style fron Eve dd-rst nsnl
.eter .. prices gre,vy redue- Eseh instrument
Ne AZ r,sy redaeed AL charges nsds 20 orre
800 i.h ~. Americas crrrerey Selling rapidly, Spsft
IL. Pon" W Thouas B.t-r. - cents visnstts OF s'rs'
''-'" HORACE WATERS. No SIS Brostwsy
nRFNIUM PIANOS-BERRY & GORDON,
No 81 Bro.d~ay have just received fresh OPpy OF 81
neror improved scale ard seon PIANOS from hales "a
IL Co celebrated mAnusctory which sarpsss any as 70
have before Bsyins cor eh able TO se Z: ex
t.u.l, u rces Psnos fo sale and 70 let Il
,.dpc,a r.es model Hsodeous With
tsves for sale let Honthy Psmsrn taken sof PA OF
the surourt
CUPER LATIV F. p U s.
y she OLDEST EsTABLlsHMEST
T. H. CHAMBERS,
No SIS Broaivsy