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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-01-18

Advices from Nova Scoia represent the
people Of that province IA. .hly pleased
with the effects of the Reciprocity bill and
arrangements are being made Tor mucl, lai-
ger explorations of coal from Piciou next
season.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-01-18

Robert pale Owen has turned up in Ion
don, proclamation TO all nations and peoples
to meet him there next May and b, ar glad
tidings of great JOY. IL has already regen.
crst the word several times, and this last
enterprise is based On the ra2pngs.
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WAsHINGToS, Jan. IL.

AsHlNGTON, Jan. IL.
SENATE.-The death of Senator Norris
was aHpGgnc'd by MIR. Toucey, who said,
Mr. President, it falls to my LOT to perform
the melancholy task Of announcing to the
Senate the death of one of its members.
The Honorable M. Norris, : enaior from
New Hampshire, is no more. lie died al
his lodgings in this city of an affection OF
The heart, on Thursday evening, at half
past | / o'clock.
Three days ago we saw him in the midst
us, IN The lulIncss OF lite aud health, but
he was struck down in 2 moment, without
consciousness, and though he revived for
time and was restored TO the full possess
sion OF is faculties, yet recurrence Of the
attack proved fatal. He has lcfl a wife and
family of children to feel bitterly their sud
den bereavement.
Mr.. Norris was the son ola revoutiona.
ry solder. lie was born at Pittsiield, in
the state OF New Hampshire, in the year
1899.
lie graduated at Dartmouth College with
a high reputation for sc cholarship, and COM
town, where he soon acquired the repuia-
lion Ola sound lawyer and able adyocale,and
rose to eminence in his profession. lie
took Il deep Interest in public affairs, and
from early lie adhered to those political
views which he ever afterward maintained
In S39 he was elected member of the
Legislature from Pittsiield, and in 1910 he
was chosen Speaker OF the House, and
presided in that body with distinguished
ability and success.
In lS4l he became a member of the
State Council, and in 1914 he was elected
to Congress, and served in the House of
Representatives the five succeeding years.
In lsi7 he was again . member OF the
Legislature of New Hampshire, and again
Speaker of the House, and while serving in
that capacity, he was elected to the Senate
ol the United States for tue term OF 6years
from the 4th Of March, l849.
Other Senators followed, and then the
Senate adjourned.
HoUsE.-A message was received from
the Senate announcing the death of Moses
Norris, and communicating the proceed
ings ofthe body thereon.
Mr.. Morrison paid high tribute to the
political integrity, wisdom and private vir-
tue of the deceased. In conclusion he NOV
ed tn, usual resolutions OF respect.
Mr. Bayly offered brei tribute TO the
deceased.
The resolution was adopted.
Messrs. Morrison, Chandler, and Bayly
were appointed a committed to act with that
ofthe Senate accompany the remains to
New Hampshire.
The members Of the House to form in
procession from Mr.. Norris's late residence
to the railroad cars, as further mark of
respect. The House adjourned 10 Mon
day.
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NIs i.loyihc Jat tIl,ctitr. Or
pOcT OF NEWPOEN.

AEEIVtD.
UhDAY, Jan. I3.
Sch. IIezran, Kbu'n, New buI,por, lor Bal
tinoic.
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If you want your neighbors to know
"who your are"-give party and don't in
yite the folks"who live next door,"
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Mr.. SoyLE.--Thc report Of NJ. Soule's
resignation is confirmed. Mr.. Breckenridge
of kentncky, is TO succeed hm. Mr..
Breckenridge represents the Lexington
District, Kentucky. lie is a man OF much
ability, and of fine character
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Th Scui Weekly Tribune.

P'sons residing ~ points Wh ~ mil. ui!v'
0'rH", IN ~ once av-ck .uc rqu .s,cl TO *
ami ,e tue Sru-N rcay. NC uelri il as iLc
cha .,csl pIre,, ah hugs nonsld,,ct, rubl sbcI
~ the tn a Stl.cs.
TERMS.
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iva cnpr-, 90
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SnsIe cory one yea 5000.
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IJ-IIrrr Nlat DR.. stapr. ia sici,n wfn stands at
the top of his ~ oi.ssiru tohp Buis saTsaparpl
have been u.n.g john Furs -aisap ptfiia IN q girut
variety Of .I ois.a.es, vi IA hr most happy effects
aud nave no hesitation Ia .Cumu adir to The public
for the cur' of scrufua tP!s and a eutaHeous aud
ganduar ai,.i,'cs. luurs, most irrSrutly,
Lewisport, ky., Aprii 8, 1919 Nh sIApP, ND
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IS1V
have -Sau rd the IL, of a-it les that eonpo,- John
Buns Extrsrt SnrsHpari and have n, esita in
ing that s,fe and valuable CON iruuni wvuld
prefer any i fOr tie diseases atsiv
from iupurr 81 th. blor siut of TIA.
| couhiruti, recommend 1t 70 fri.nis a. being =
powerful Estucg, Hi,d that | brrye viii cure all
ciasses Of d,a-' tor which it Il rrco ended if used
according uiI.c' t"us b, II, VI il to b. "A ,Aluabs
succ.dau.um to Mercury - Nay, ! ha,. my doubts
whether Ia the mus violent aud protractei cares of
syphilis, accoiu un vi:h Nodes Tophe. IN Of hs
bones Hhcthtr ought o sGcce,d ry.Il other remedy
:. T. N,CONA, HEN b.
N.'oIlr, ~ LLer Of ~" Nrtna suc.i, Fila ieph.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-23

flow OF I" bathos" Nor the polish Of Mr.. Mason's
boots much impaired by the saliva Of faisome pane
gerc Three gentlemen only offered incense They each
informed the house that Mr.. Mason vrginian-that
he had Virginia heart Virginia principles aud vir-
gnia feelings Each one then went on to inform the
House and the whole world that they each yir
gipans with Virginia hearts, Virginia prnc Piles vir
gina feelings. That Virginia should q. one time have
four such men as Mr.. Brsnnon Mr. Splitter Mr.. Ptman
and Mr.. Mason, and that each of them had Virginia
hearts, Virginia principles and Virginia feelings instead
OF being red hot aboidonsts, one would naturally
suppose is certainly most remarkable and wonderful
coincidence The hula beloo" Of crisis ais, sprung
with such aot only to carry nearly every
democratic member for Mason but couple of good Tay
Tor wings also. Considerable allowance Is, however,
renceverdant politicians being much liable to be
entapped by the wary democrats than at the
game understand that the nnocents have been placed
under the protection Of the Greenhorn Guard, with q
view to their protection against the insdious ar es
OF the democracy until they shall be older and wiser
grown. NC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-23

. SATURDAY, Dec. Y, IBb0
ForR.-Under q good local and British colonial de-
mand, the market was frn at 90 Is TOR good common
State. The sales confined to about g. 600 900
bbs. There was change Of moment to notice in Ca
madam, Southern or the better brands Of Western.
cargo Of Western red was reported probably common
quality a. 81 co. Corn again lower, with sales of
COO 20 600 bushels Western red at Ole. &c., from
5000 900 bushels were made at 81 30 81 81. Pork
was in moderate request with sales of 200 800 bbls
mess, at $50, and prime at ST. Whiskey unchanged.
Cotton firm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-23

WESTERN SECURITIES.
Sales and Quotations for Week ending Friday December o.
1855, by Darts d Main.
City OF Cincinnati bonds, due 1890 ........... 90
Cin Ham. and Dayton I'd mort. per cent bonds. sax
Indianapolis and Gin per cent dividend bonds 60
Little hiami per cent mortgage bonds and int. 7sk
Covington and Lex I'd mort. 7 per cent bonds. GA
Gin, Will and GAINESVILLE ID mort per cent bonds 6S
Ind and Gin. ID mortgage per cent bonds. .... 70
Cleveland and Toledo dividend bonds ....... 65
Cleveland and Pittsbug stock ................. OAK
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton stock ....... So
Northern Bank Of Kentucky .................. 112K
Farmers Bunk Of Kentucky &c.. 100
indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad, ex-dividend. 67h
Little Miami Railroad ex dividend. .............. SO
Fort Wayne and Southern Railroad. ............ IL
Indiana Central Railroad ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 40
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad. ............. II
Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad. ........... 25
Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad ............... 10
Columbus and Xcnia Railroad 85k
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-23
MOVEMENTS ~ FOREIGN DRY GooDs.
otals 81, 2ge,Ias $0s s3a s2l1. asa

Totals. ............s1 296,143 $63, 1893 s211, 6s5
Total value put the market during the week 81 476
The President Of the Grocers Bank Of Boston, a
ing Of the stockholders the 10th inst stated that the
committee appointed at the previous meeting to make
investigation into the condition Of the bank not yet
ready to report He had, however, statement of the
condition of the bank at the close of business the Goth
of November last which, he believed, would but slightly
vary from the account to be hereafter presented The
following is q summary
Disputed claims, expenses &C., might bring its
amount up ..................... 100000
The assets OF the bank are. ia
Claims for stock In dispute In connection with
late Cashier ....................... $4,000
The claims bonds Of retired officers will AXE good
any possible deficit This viii give the stockholders
little over 5000 600 to pay for $3.50 900 Of stock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-23

GEORGE COOK. AUcTfoSEER. POSITION ENENr -
VT The large sale OF eegan, furniture. advertised for Ssur
any nos poped account OF the weather until Thu say
Dec al At i0s O'Clock a. the Jas b. Cook s5i
Broadway Bond street. Caa aud
worth the Alteration OF purchasers.
uENhx r. LEEDS 4 co. AUcT's HEN Y II. LEEDS
ii co viii sell BY auction Monday Dec a. superb
rich fancy goyds-A lDi O'Clock, ~; Broadway
peer Becker These goods suitable for the presen
season imported rom Paris before exhibited 10
ha ,omprtsng large sed bronze suitable
tr gas rich ssc bronze heures groups &c Dresden
china vases saxes and brrsden n.ures aud groups rra
bronze and ormolu clocks, with oands,a5rss Partisan
tanst qoo5a sens bun ard csskes
elegant rTca papslrie sulns large az
aala America and Africa, Das AID sight ami other
riSb The Above The stock " tnooer sso
~ fer 70 france agJ st'.r te al wa,sf -
.vsye Can x4suI ugo al cal tetOle Inc ss~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-23

n FRENCH, AUCTIONEER-WILI. SELL, AT AU 4
~. ton all the handsome household furniture in house
Broome street. Monday Dec "a at Ips o'clock consisting
suits OF rosewood paror furniture In scarlet
and crimson French brocael Gothic Italian bed
steads mahogany do with bureaus wristbands match
rosewood side tables and fancy music stands
wood psno first rate instrument; velvet carpets ingram
and tapestry Brussels bookcase solid rosewood
gere with plate mirror Innings large per glasses oval do
brocatel curtains lace do slabs and brackets several
BILE landscapes fruit and marine views porcelain paintings
elegant ornaments and fancy articles such Sevfes
Gothic nlaid clocks, invalid spring chairs cup
boards stands &C. Dining roomOne fourteen feet
prns seat chnrs rockers dining and chairs silver
v.es baskets forks aud spoons ivory knives
vers savers decanters colored bohemian umblers
gobets wines preserves china crockery Of
kinds sale without Catalogues the house
OF sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-23

INUGENE b. FHAkKi,IN, hUtTTONEER-BY FKANK~
~ LIN NlCHOIS-Cosing sale tor this year. On Monday
morning inst their store 10 nreet john
will close accounts richly
wood mahogany and walnut paror furniture In satin boca
hair CLOTH rosewood, mahogany and walnut SOFAS
chairs tete
tables ladies' worktsbles bur dressing do wardrobe
wsshands painted chamber furniture, SUITS mattresses
psass boob writing DESKS workboxes fancy articles
ebsndelers china and rich plated
wnTe pa,uugs &c The whole be sold without reserve
making this well worthy the attention intending pur
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-23
ADVERTISEMENTS RENRWED EVERY DAY.
SALNS Ar AUCTION.

A LBERIgH. NICOLAY AUCTIONEEEK EXTENSIVE
n sale OF the balance Of stock of 325 900 worth
pets. 10 be sold without at auctionALBERf nj
COLAY will sell, Monday afternoon. Dec. "a ct O'Clock,
at 6l Bowery three doors above Brooms street the bal
mats &c comprising the entire stock Of carpet dealer
at the above spacious The stock very
phys and ingram carpets all of the choicest fabrics qualities
pertaining the carpet business all Of which must be sold
without reserve regardless Of price the affairs of
the must be closed This great opportunity for
carpet dealers hotel and housekeepes and ali who
the sale will be continued until the entire stock is disposed
Of and oe Inducements rarely TO be met with The
will b. for the inspection of the goods early Monday
when catalogues be Obtained Terms cash.
onery for ali sums under 5000 over approved
endorsed paper three months For further particulars APP
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-23

A UCTION-NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT, PUR
"A suan TO power given In mortgage executed the
I'd day Of November 1854 to Robert d Cheesebrou, all
the furniture In the house No. 70 rankin street. shall sell
to morrow (Morday morniog at l0 o'clock much OF the
furniture i'll satisfy the mortgage amounting 80
coss With Interest from above date.
stats part Of assortment bedroom and kch
u,pnre in excellent erer, ssng of rosewood suits
10 satin brocsde suit plush $25
piano bureaus washsands, ntre side and
tables with marble stands, large oval and
classes clocks oil paintings china vases enameed SUITS
chsirs carpets oclohs hat stands soes silver
cookery glars ware and every article be found in first
class house, too numerous TO mention
SAMUEL W. JuDSON, Attorney tor Mortgagee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-23

J1LfAs COMBS, ACCOUNTABILITY co. WILL.
II sell Monday Dec "a at los o'aock, at auction
Nassau street, magnificent assortment OF fancy
goods oil kinds gold watches and e VERY in variety
china fancy soap pctfumery silver plated &c
snAhle for holiday pr, sentA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-23

GEORGE COOK. AUCTI0NEER POSITIVE SALE OF
VI furniture ciote conAgnments and
Monday. Dec "a At IO. O'clock at The store III
embfs paror suites various coverings
chamber suites oak black walnut
dining tables bcdstesds mattresses paIases hal
stands wardreDcs, bookcases, marble
wasands eide and sofa tables psed oval aud
per mirrors Also, ol Of second urnitue With
which the sale will con mence. Catalogues ready
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-23

RY EDWARD SCHENCR AUCTIONEER-GREAr
ID sale Of superb git books snnuas &C. holidays
EDWARD SCHENCK will sell auction, Monday
2ah inst. at O'Clock At his saesroom No. Is Wall
books books for children. elegantly bound in morocco with
gilt edges The collection comprises all the American
publications. well large English by
best suhors The ladies' well the public generally
invited attend the sale viii be the
and well worthy of attention The books
billion, with catalogues, the morning Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-23

TIVE GLOBE HOTEL. Co..NER or FRANKFORT AND
i William streets havirg been comoee, renovated "a GOV
PREPARED furnish single at sc s. &c each
ssy GOOD roo.na f tsmlle~ Pores vs. during -,e
nah Nlss served a - hours.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-23
s-FURs FURs FOR CHRISTMAS.

A uCTIoN NOTICE -FURs, FURs FOR CHRISTMAS-
IA john +. RUSSELL, auctiOneer, will sell TO
Monaay, the stores SO Nassau street. stock OF vau
able manufactured urs and sleigh robes COMPRISING mink,
maren lynx, royal ne and ober choice
several valuable sleigh robes. DC. Terms cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-23

UCTIoN NOTICE-GOLD WATCHES, FINE GOLD
"A jewery, &c tor Christmas presents -To morrow, Mon
day. Chrisimas eve,l at III O'Clock. DAY RUSSELL CO.
will sell auction positively without the least at the
stores IS Nassau street two doors from Fulton sree
johnson Tobias 20 Arnold Adams Co, and other cee
vest and fob chains sleeve buttons shirt studs pencils
and finger rings watch seals bracelets studs brooches
ram
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-23

CONTINUATION SALE OF DIAMOND A ND GOLD JEW.
- eiry.-JoHN L. vANDEwAiER will soil, on MONDAY
Deq, "a at l0 O'Clock. al the IL Maiden ane
large and peremptory sale Of diamond and gold wey
bie to- the approaching holidays, consisting diamond
brooches pins earrings studs cluster and ger
rings Al set " the uewes styles, with IS carat gold also
which may be found ndependen, seconds by Breng Fren
English patent levers duplex chronomeers detached BY
Joseph johnson, Tobias Robert 70 ke and others;
line OF fine gold Jewely manufactured for the Broadway
trade and can be relied being nothing better consist
OF ladies' brooches OF various patterns finger plain
and set with ruby pearls garnets amethyst &c two four
and six glass ring ocket lava enameed studs and
sleeve buttons The whole TO be sod the highest bidder
without
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-23

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE IMPORTANT SALE OF
n ribbons trimmings &C. the store of Joseph Caandler
deceased, 60 William ee The above stock will disposed
Of considerably below will be closed forth
with A. X. CHANDLER, Admir-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-23
SPORTING.

u IRDs, BIRDS -wK WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
ID the public that have large lot ths best kinds OF
brds hand, and oaer them for 4 very lo
,re lower than they be obaine< else Pssss
,sl ., No liz Nassau street AHRENS MFYeR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-23
py EDWARD sCHENcK. ATCTToNEER = EDwAI D

by EDWARD SCHENCK. ATCTIONEER - EDwAI p
- Scbenck will sell at auction Monday 2 nj l0 O'Clock
hs ssssrGSu u Wall street. assortment Of Eng
hunting and open faced double time Keepers pocket
er eight day patent and detached and oher watches
BY BreiDg, Freres Lagair Jules Jurgensea Cowper
Johnson Be.iey Tobias and other makers Ao, superb
rings and great variety mounted in eighteen ana
twenty carat gold Also elegant cameo pins and earrings
ko bracelets Forentne Roman and Mosaic do Forentrne
enamelled do &c &c Gold pins earrings. bracelets
ana guard chains chatelanes &c, &c Sale positively with
ont reserve.
~ great sale Of fine oil pan,pgs-Edward schenck will
sell, ut auction Thursday, 9Th ns liz o'clock
cisey, eighty fine oil psintinss just arrived dis
charging consisting 81 several the first gallery psrlor
cabinet pictures OF the Belgian and dusseldorf schools
Of them signed by the artists including landscapes interiors
marine cattle pieces &C. all framed in the
have been and exhibition in my Office all OF which win
be positively sold to the highest bidder ders having been
ceved from Europe to close accounts Those wishing fine
pictures viii atter this sale the
touched up, but are In the original state.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-23

DfRDs-FREDRRTcK DOUGLAS, WHO HAS ALWAYS
ID and sssor,uent long breed r,nery
mFd- removed frpm rs 1h' esn,a see . = reenyc,
afsg-, .sfa. ecood door,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-23

TEA rRAYs-IS SETS AND SINGLE PIECEs-sTYrH
i and patterns very desrabe-prices equally nv. ror
sale at ga and GAG Broadway corner Of Bleecker srect
ROBERT DAvI1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-23

WILLIAM T. BOYD 4 co. AUCTIoNEERs STORE
w 1877 William sreet-Fnrniture, beds &c On Monday
Dec a. at 80 Watts eet at O'Clock household furnue and
bar xtuIes large lot o. German bedsteaf and feather
beds some quite Sofas chairs tables paintings crockery
and bar fun uitlre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-23
mo FARMERS AND OTHERS

ITO FARMERS AND OTHERS.-r WILL SEND TSPoR.
nation concerning how mske produce I'm y.
SEQ per acre also how article of pro5ucs an
table use slso ges secret for msfried isdes sh
valuable info,m son, BY which any peron make
Frciose avs po~-sge ssups agss, Aires
~. full, .Itsn al, Ohio.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-23

IIOLDRIDGE's HOTEL, 7W BROADwAY.-A FEW
Ii suits II superior family and single for
tieen be Obtain ed for the winter, reduced
lib without board by th- meal day week, ia public
private Bahs ffee Rooms from ~ 70 $50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-23

w virtue Of chatel mortgage, Monday, Dec ~ at l0i
O'Clock at ll9 East Thirteenth street. all the costly household
furniture &c In the house, consisting elegant velvet
tapestry and ingram carpets rosewood and mahogany furn
nrs bedding chins giss, and plated Also lace silk
So kr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-23

CHER1FFs sALE--w. c. ALBURrUs, AUCTI0NEER,
= will SELL on Monday, Dec. a. at 10 O'Clock. at Y West
Baltic street. South Brooklyn general assortment OF house
hold furniture, carpets, beds and bedding.
ALEX. DUfLoN. Deputy. i. LOTT, Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-23

MORTGAGE SALE.-JOHN W. SOMERINDYKE, AUG
l uoneer, store No ~ North William street. win SELL on
gage at Bsrcay street the contents Of har dressing
shaving chairs and benches three Sofas carpet
marble top wassands show cases. Cupboard and cups
pendants, NC.
JOHN W. sOMERINDYKE, Attorney for Mortgage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-23

NATIONAL H0TKI., WASHINGTON, ID. C.-THIS CELE
IN braied hotel situated half way the Presdenps
house and the CAPITOL has been eascd by the undersigned
terms Of yeara and has been refurnshed improved
throughout making IN AL ~ appointments equal 70 any
boel 10 the The house = now open i the
faon OF the public. WILLIAM GUY. Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-23

NEW DURHAM HOTEL, HUDSON co, ~ LEGO
IN WILSON win be at home prepared 10 friends
during ihc holiday On Christmas Ne Year
spot be expected each day closing with ba
supper Come all who feast and low
OF soul"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-23

HENRY b. HERTs. JR.. AUCTIoNEER.-sHER RIFFS
sale OF horse grocery wagon. hsrness &c On nday
Dec "a at IL O'clock In front Of No 81 Pine street. first
rate eroces wagon nearly also good horse suitable
for same and set OF harness. Terms cash. By order oil the
Sheriff