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Washington sentinel., 1855-03-23

DIANOs, PIANOs!-We have now In
IL store the largest and most reliable stock Of
Pianos ever offered in this city, from the Justly re-
nowned manufactures OF Hallet Davis S Co..
Boston; Bacon 81 Raven, New York; and Knabe.
Gaehle 81 Co, Baltimore ranging in prices from
1925 TO $500.
In addition TO those in store, we have on sxhi
bition at the Metropolitan Mechanics Fair at the
Smithsonian Institute, four superb Pianos made
expressly 10 our order for this Exhibition any Of
which we will dispose of on reasonable terms
Also on hand, Guitars, Violins, Flutes, Accord
cons, Meodeons, Banjos, Strings, Music, &c.
Remember, at the Piano, Music, Stationery,
Periumery, and Fancy Goods Store of
JOHN +. ELLIS,
BOG Penn. avenue near 10th street.
Feb 25-3t
Washington sentinel., 1855-03-23

WASHINGTON, Nov IS, 1854.
EB- DEBow's INDUSTRIAL RESOURCES, three
handsomely bound volumes upon the Progress
and Wealth OF the United States, 800 pages royal
octave, double columns, clear print, library edi-
ton, may still be ordered. Price Sc delivered
at the expense Of the author
Washington sentinel., 1855-03-23

OLOItOG 4. TOA,
G.. United States Leader of Fashions,
~ Hcadquayters No. 321 Broad,oay,
e.: L. s.: GEORGE P. FOX.
Z ...." dec To-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-02
MARINE AFFAIRS.

CoRREcTIoS.-John II. Van Dyke, who IS put down
as Steward" in our list Of the Arctic Expedition
should have been rated "Pursers Clerk"
ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMSHIP NORTH SrAR.-The
yarderbilt steamship North Star, Capt Wamack
which leh Havre May 10 at lao P. NJ, arrived
tlis morning at o'clock having made the passage in
- deys and IS hours, cncourtering strong westerly
gales and heavy head sea from longitude 90 TO IS.
Tie North Star brings one hundred and fifty tuns Of
freight and one hundred and passengers, list
If whose names viii be found under the appropriate
head.
The steamship ST. Louis, which left this port on the
9Th May, errived at Havre on the 10Th in a damaged
condition, having against iceberg the cast
ern edge OF Grand Banks Her bowswere badly dam
aged, chiefly above the water-libe.
YAcHrSG.-hr Moses II. Grinnel has purchased
the beautiful yacht Haze from Mr. William 3. Dun
can for e. CO., or about one-hafof her original cost,
Tie Ultra, bel ngng to the estate Of the late c. b.
Miller, is for sale On Thursday next the Annual Re
eaiia the New-York Club takes place.
The NAvr-YARD.-The surves ing-steamer Corvin,
lately guarding the steamship United states, has
tuned to The NavyYard where size TO be fitted ont
for sumner survey Of the Eastern coast. The
United States is still jealousy watched BIZ two steam
CTS and a rovenue-cutier and lookout in the same
direction Is Kept up board The North Carolina Re
cruiiug for the navel service is going on briskly.
Thee arc now on board # tie North Carolina about
five hundred sailors. OF this number thirty are APP
lront enlisted under the recent order Of the Secre-
tary cftlo Navy Tie United States store-sip Lex
inpton, recently condemned, was sold yesterday by
public auction 10 Mr.. William G.. Adams Of New-York
for $3.50. She is 34 feet hong, "a breadth of BEAM
% feet inches deep under the upper deck and 69l tuns
burden. Her frame is of live-oak, with a hard pine
deck, and copror-iGftened and heavily COPE rel.
Tie Arctic Expedition will put to to-day The in
srueors Of tie Secretary Of the Navy leave the pros
ecuton Of this enterprise entirely TO the discretion Of
tie commanding officer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-02
BASE BAH.
KNICKERBoCKER VS.. GOTHAM CLUB.

KNICKrRBOCKER VS.. GOTHAM CLUB.
great match was played yesterday between these
two Clubs on the Red House ground, Harlem. Gotham
was victorious with nine runs to spare. Knickcr-
booker Club did not play so vel as usual, though
mention should be made Of beautiful fielding Of
kissaim aud Conover. Dr. Adams also played short
very COED. The attendance was very large. The fol.
lcvirg is Tic score:
KNscrFKpnrnvR rrvr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-02

ioassssss=-sss.s't-' lNsai......ss..s...-
The knickerbockers and Eagles pay match er
tie Ely sian Fields at Hobokon on Tuesday next com
nencing at 81 O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-02

Fatal CAsuALTF.-Wiiam Wakely, laborer 81
years q age dea a the Hospital yesterday from injuries
ctG q thursday ~ the falling d barrel Of ashes upon hin
"le oad cart a. Dc potash Inspection IN WasAnsonsi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-02

"prt = hat do you 90 'or al'n-oinent WY,
Sir We DO not reeve corr cIy' vl ~ - !. ~.
vi,L ne uulri.ude IL a-evimming or ANYTHING else
- i,,i.s,x,i,.rel t or COMPANY BE d known,
iovt,tr' tlet We lave seieet few hnre 20 whom
o. ittis ujo,neuf. w looh a. ne p'sa ess'ery oi
-. 90 ~ Gown with nur books on The brow Of the
br',zy In urder IN Old chestnut iree ond resd
in,s lie heck. sorue.imes lie landscape some
ir,s n g hil haIo clou.. We weli td The evening
49,, rrois 10 smit TO- -cololcd Int, aid tien We
10 ,i..s nlorc the edges Of woods, upon unfrc-
orerfod roads, CsIos ious bndges, along forest
1aihs baoirg 10 orc hows where, and eonnlng ont
ir,i NJ dc vry fot we ,iio nat expect IN i. peril
ors iourioyiIg We often ilCshe orr horse White we
ecilcd fowos leoVes poses, AMI gTa5@ - All We
get lone al the NEST urgent n4onen ofs1iser, just
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16

u,.,r IN Massachusetts, The Gisnds of the family are
Iee - stuly invited TO attend, without further notice
On Thursday, Dec. ~, Jons ObYRaA native OF fol-
Low, county CAri"w Ireland.
bis nisBds the noers of the First National Guard,
Company d, Seventy hhh Regiment, OF which eonpany
be euiepaat ADD those Of the shields Gaard SIXTY
ninth Regiment OF which ne mesiy Ca ptAin
requested 70 a'sna me ,anera IRON ms ate residence,
No s4 West Twenty ninth street, this afternoon, At one
O'Clock precisely.
ON thursday, Dec. ls Joas Mccoy, aged 40 years, II
months and days.
The friee,s and Of the decessed
specially hsea 10 attend tho funera, from the City
Hospital, this afternoon, at ono o'clock.
On Eidsy Ne ls of sea- let feyet ADA Gssos daugs
er OF william and ssrah NJ Burroughs IN the 4th year
OF her age
The relatives 'risads the family requested
attend the fnoera this Afternoon At one O'Clock from
No isi West Twenty seventh street between taghh and
Ninth avenues without further invitation.
On Friday. Dec. IA, MATTHEW swAsns, aged "a years
aud 10 months.
attend the funeral from his ae residence, No. laI Su
folk street, this afternoon at one O'Clock
On Saturday, Dee H. after lingering Illness, joan
NcCAhN aged 81 years, months ana III Gays.
HIS friends and rela Ives respectfully invited IN at
tend the fur eA from his late resaenee, No % Green
wch avtUue OF Eleventh street. to morrow after
noon, at one O'Clock. His remains will be inferred In
Calvary Cemetery.
On saturday Doc. 1b OF consumption NARY wills OF Dr.
The i.nts and relatives Of the decreased invited to
attend The funeral af ernoon At O'Clock,
her late residence No $50 Twelfth street. between
First and Second avenues.
Troy and Utica papers please copy
On Ficay Dec. IA, after short Illness ANN CLEMENT,
wife u the hate Gilbert II. Clement aged 90 years
Her relatives ana friends are requested 70 attend the
funeral from No 63 Twenty first street. this afternoon,
at O'Clock, without farther notice
I'm satur lay. Zee 10, after painfnl and lingering i'll
ness, hRAM d. MAsTp aged 81 years, mouths and
days He calmly fell asleep in the embrace Of death with
firm faith in his Redeemer and bright hope OF mmor
tally.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited TO
tend the funeral services his late residence No 419
Eighth avenue this afternoon, at four O'Clock His
msps will be taken to orange county for interment
Iufcfess county papers please copy,
On Friday. Dec a. OF consumption, Mr.. A. P. Foors
in the eoth year OF his age
his friencs and respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral this afternoon at O'Clock from
the residence of T. shadwick, No. 10 Orchard street.
At Malaga Spain, Friday, Nov. ID, raoaAs Clu,ar,
Acting Consul Of the United States and OF the Hon.
Judge CleIke, Of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16

The past week hos proved stormy and dsagreeAsie and
The taget companies have nnished Ia nuabcr IN con-
sequence There win not 5e many IN oar streets
unti Christmas The following named comps7jes passed
GU Office during abe last week -
The guests IT the Linsey Blues, Captain John r. mop
AIMS garsSe1 TO the Red nouse, Harlem a. Wemeasy
lat accompanied sy sheiton's Band The day sas pes
salt and the guests had spirited LINE.
Tue Fins Mn.he.eer Guard Capt l. ho'Jee, paradei
30 lnuekcts, ,he occasion OF ther hrss annual Ia
get exeurlon to H,bekep where they shot of thirty
Isises
The Iames Mcl,owsn Guard, Captain owen liis, pro-
sess "a IN their xst target ,ursion last Monay
Dee 10Y 10 David PoH ack's. HoeJken fuis company
pamed In honor or James McGnwAn OF the sixth ward.
aps fuard preserved asold,er like appearance and
secamp anisd by Adkins Erase Band they numbered
tkriyf Duskets The foo. ling hist OF the prizes,
donors The names OF those vino them:$l0 gold
pieee John H. Lying J. McDonsld watch, jobs Foley j.
Mooney; silver cup, James hco van, Lieut. J. Douglass;
Colts revolver, John MoGough Gilg,n; shaxspeare's
vSYAs, harry Howard, NJ Waters; 81 gold piece Mathe~
Murray I. Suith S. Thomas Wheelaa, o. Kills; 80, An
drew kesbit, J. Falvey, 81, John Clancy, NJ M,CAnn;
American History, Mrs Catherine O'Riley, }. Conckn;
cup, Ma VIM NcGowan j. Steeie gold sosket,
WA Iawkr. j. Barry hat, j. G. Doyle, d. Shae; hah
Mr. keane, }. Ryan; gold breast pin, John Bowoe, NJ
ksGowaA, gold bI east pin, Mr. Mitchell, H. R,dman
sp<endid wreath, Miss Catherine Orkney, J. Halliday.
After the dinner, the prizes delivered 10 tins vctors
BY Mr. John McGo gh The Guard then returned to the
sAiy highly pleased with the DAYS sport.
The independent National usrd Captain Parnai will
parade Christmas, 10 doboken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16
DussniI. W. wRsTooTT. AucrtONEEn : pEaPMp.

DukrtIL W. wRsTCOTT, AucrtONEER pERPMP-
tory sain 81 dch ard aalorale hrr class hon rhod fur
n@afs fp~nas ftereh manci na mirrors, vrsst oar
psrs mrse nnsnhcsrt -i parlor suits saasps
oil p.nlg "a rosewood pisnoforr wrfka 81
MI &C. VI me residence 40 it2 est t~aaiy hr~t street,
day December i0t. oco rnars niasninosnt FIR
Min ~ ho above alssa
every elegance all of which tnpprsi or,rr
for The present ownor VI. whole ~ ira order having
and Obtained 81 Mr. H. " Hanghwoui. Dol Brnai ~ay
the fouIt~t and khht
fariorsE8 yards rich seyo put down lat uoner
sgalt ot al uADri mirror stp~rnr rosewood pearl keyed
ian. ed pariar su. .o,s. large slr
Gothic end uphDsfd chairs rich
c4e win stp do large ola fal.Sn 5a *
p&For chas large chair and Gdhr do with alp covers.
pec~a M o. The doscrpuon ksyp-
Tan aud sttnnrs marble centre pier tables spcn
did mirror front ccFoes. vi marble tnps magnificent I'm
ported Frenrh cost uNp rnb Dresden sai
bronys, sauy, 4c including valuable ooocil,n of large
oil patprh The kado0t aHa ah tsnfsNtnea 90 OF rraI
merit b, cntens atsa ays sfepcb earfe'0ire hp" WITH
STUN, elegant marble c.of monaei orinan, marble op
talinets Chandeliers, &c
Chamber and dining furniture 'eraui rosa~f Oh and
sany wardrobe carved es nN eis sit rpirn
did marble toy BUREAUS sai washssni - nsieb twenty
Teror hair nslrrsez, teda Ac sy mar1r 100 cham
coh ard maoe,ny sacf.iAry h,osc.~x nhrAry
do sprnR and trrnt rhaa rich hoAnY tlrnura 81
every dcnerpv.n onety marie I'D. u.rd ed
pearl supsrb oHk ftensdn table, vsfio ~ rch silver
giant dinner et 10 peces 40 isurY sd silver cutlery.
&c vi ihfg. variety 81 btfrn portable
A. ne auperh quality * ne iafui Ia this house
may ~ rcsd hud the tns oin7nlng ha m' crzapt
be required q al purchasers and within
lew doors 81 uc house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16
Political Intelligence.

ROVr sHRIL DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
The demesrac republican electors Of the state OF Now
York are reqnesed send delegats from each A.
senby district represent them in state convention
" 10 held Syracuse the Sth day of January next
70 ohosse delegates to the Democratic National Conyen
Nen be held at CinSinnat and Tor suoh other pur
poses they shall deem At.
DEAN RICHMOND, Chairman.
p. CAeGKR, Secretary.
The Indianola (Texas) bulletin has hoisted the
OF X. NJ I. Hunter of vvgni~ for President and
Hos Alto Seymour, OF New York, for Vice President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16

On Friday Dec II, Of consumption, JoLS IRELAND, In
Re 3sth year q biz age ,, 80, :.
His funeral viii take place At one o'clock TINS al
tern % from his Late residence doee cor
..r n pstiery place and West street. HIS friends and
srnns,ntsncss are invsd 10 attend without further in
vitAtion. -, -, -. :, n
On FRIDAY Dec IA Mrs SARAH W sTLLos, reict OF Dr.
VIM n selion Of Amherst aged % years
The funeral services vl take place A. the resdenEs
her son.in law Mr. Pray, no. 70 irving place ms ~
terpoon, at two O'clock prior TO the removal Of the ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16

p,ster bout The Aosse N HIS hurry TO escape devn
sssps s<sssDt ghere the hle burnt him slghtly
ahfus The fAs, and he almost sun Gated neiore
esd. He sent the hospital ar medical attendance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16

DEcEfyFhh' 1ArE-w q ALBURTDR AuCrIosEgn,
IL VIII s,n. On Tussdsy. Dee ~ a y O'clock a No 10
Court ttree'. oppo. thy Hs, oekl.a. vt ~ 100
gold i.wsly ~ fisrFpun, ilso slvf pkst
fanny FOODS. Eaie positive,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16
W 9. arILoH. Auc1IosEEn -nY noraneoN /.

w hhfltfN, foNfafs UFnNHlb~r ", ~ no.. 0'eipss NJ
The sslcsfcon ~ Nassau stree SgD.ee sole ~ TO s3r.
soct ~ irf rans rA1etmAI
and viii poslIvey be foii above, lilo rchea
collection o. superor cabinet furniture oirtd acou ibis
ran, bpAbri Ia NE fashionable s,la and brv qusy ~
materAs thu asorIsgrt ~ ited- lo~r~oi wnlngt
aud ahosnny. parar. ohsnber dining
and bhrary furniture. fcli1
doors rob bookeate rters- hRrsry aud pecrraFy bpL
eases eWoui csuir. sir rhartd~ Fisgas. fvr'v.
wood pAf6r tprs covered ~ -. ao rnsg ai no
ficby dscoFari AM rtHsel - amber sses. " atcr~.
and arry chars cidtrn's cars ~io-
har uatesses. 40 sieo 70 pa advances, aou, any oil
Iantngs, srgfGnsr, ffcg ca par mirrors fpr AID
tells. several setH ~ Dhpn son. ShsItid plssd
orkp, Hpoont, napsin rngs g9bi~ia, Al
2n'tintk prcstfiy, win be toia hs~J
rosewood ard naiogAny rai ogsr OF which cos s.
made ~ ~ ludcnan rt AndsWll5 wsrrsnts. hive nae
gold watches Tho nhuo fgr asru'e ase, AMI worthy N.
attention O. the uA.. snt c Atot rrafn.ahns elias
y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16

The sunday Edition OF the New ork he
raid will bs for sale hereafter II REDDINa CO. %
no State street. Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16

In Albany Sunday, Dec. o. by the Rev. DR. wyckoh,
Mr. joins BRooks u this city to Miss MAEr A. hni OF
the former place.
Brooklyn papers please copy. - ;,
A. Bellport Dec 10, by Rev. J. Addison Saxson, Mr..
rn.prxs & PrArr TO Mics GRlSfA NJ. 6ErsRD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16

.6ason's Dug uorro0typhc Establishment Con.
rues ooperae without regard weather Those splendid pie
sill ling so Received Last steamer from
n0u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16

DAwsBRoKER'H SALE oF WATCHES AND JEWEL
j ry.-hoCAtFHht A WALTERS Will sell, Tuesday
merit, a. the ~ ,arns aui eury Streets large la
OF geld and scr watches, chains bracelets ags, eArrnss
peicle, fancy goods, Aa l. A =. HOFFMAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16

HsIlovvny's 6tntment.-The First Surgeons
NJ ,h srca country generously nsby recommending
h,s ce their psuis and the public gene
- w a. an wounds and Ulcers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16
THE LECTURE SEASON.

SiR0NoMY ExrHA0R DIN ARY.-TTIE ROMANCE OF
n the skes;o mortal worlds bsy oDd the
I'd 10 the universal Christian world and o frema~ary
q bs Taernjty Part Ian introductory ,ourno showing
be sbsurdty o making worlds by Hypothesis peopug
hem analogy Fart H. Inc solar ors-
ahen proofs viii be gven hat the earth Ia aaessen and that
me apes - not rotate their lecture will be
tie absvs subject by Mr. MCCONNELL al Tho Broadway
fahernaole Oh soudny evening. December IL 1915.
cents 1cke u be hsd OF Mr. r. j. Crowsn go way;
xssss hoe. Lorkwood& sons al Broadway Me-srs =.
Fran els Co. 152 Brosdway Mr. Franks No. 2Paik fo
Nessrs Wilmer a Rogers, AZ Nassau street.
L,LECTR1CAL P5YcHoLoGY.-DR. BENTON AT
~ slnyyosani Institute, 800 Broaiway. The Doctor will
lecture again Monday and Thursday December
IL and 10 and Illustrate by way of experiment. his =
mode OF disease Adniance Is. F.e lectures
ades each afternoon OF the advertised evenings Ouce NO al
Broadway.
Il RCTURE ON HEIL--REv. u. r. BARRETT WILL
deliver the third Of hts series sunday evening i
a i O'Clock st the brick chapel In Eleventh
Third ~ Fourth hubyert he meaning of
the Scripture terms, hell hra, Lake az
Eone &C. Morning service In III. place at i0 O'Clock
r'BoNAs D. hEAGHnR WILL DELIVER AN GRAFTON
for the ben eft Of The children OF tho late Michael
an lrsh oonfee OF az nj the Tabernacle "Wednesday
Ihe" Doors open At OrA ION al o'c ok saa.s below
stairs, Doc on The gallery, 1c sheon Hand having
ousy granted their ryices gratis viii escort the military and
&C nh en- who desire TO attend In body the
din rooms All O'clock Tickets for sale Bas
corner Of broadway and Park place; ayertys bookstore 10
Fulton street and 81 the Offices OF The rish American
''Ciizenn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16

A uCTiOH NOTICE. CROCKERY. GLASS AND CHINA
~ Ry j. y a BNNgiElT. AVE innoor .tnesday n.s ~ nt
10 O'Clock, A. NJ, Al ~ Feaglr perenpory gAn. Al knts
beet ". g. blue and common gAss, china
and toys cutlery, 81 ANNA ware 2c, aso a stock og
dssler 10 he sold without
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16

Kid Gievesl Kid Gi0vesiy-E. III. Lead
BKAlER CO., 34I Broadway will otter Monday, i7th
Inst thousand dozen adles superior Paris made Kid
Cloves Mt great bargains
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16

MARSH CO. BY he Industrial Exhibition q all Nations for
sher pssnn radical esre rs. Also ns rar o. ne
Am~r.can awarded The first premium IN hs truss
m L1 References ia superiority fruiesrors vaen
fnr Mott Walard Parker, nd Joha ~ CsrnochAn An ex
tensive OF OF die aud oher gentlemen cured
by lhis be HArsh Co.'S NO ~ NAh~n
Sne New York Marsh I0rlisa Uc., No wesi Fourth
stryss rlncinraai Ohio Open from A. ~ until aP. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16

Anthony j. 8,eeeker & Co. Call Attention
the OF Tho extensive property situated the southeast
Variek to take place Tues
the 18th inst For particulars the auction advertise
rnent W the Courier Express, Post and Commercial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16

Elegant Fnrisian Bridal Cards and En-
ssaspes beautifully engraved ard printed In the Aes. style
M silver door plAtesc0 deren patterns engrsved
nrdsr; oonsnr noAry md society seals q EvERDEiS
~ Broadway, corner Of Duane street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16

Sew Ing Machine SILK TwDst-Great Reduc-
Non In prce.-we selling machine sk cheaper Than
best quality heretofore sold nj - per
round we now 81 70. single spoos, "a cents.
/. NJ SINGER n Co., SO Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16

pets 6e-We ~oud particularly call the attention
to the large AMI pereptory sale OF superb
yeyal tapestry, ~ three ingram oil
clsibs. 6c al OF the choicest aprics 70 be made
Nedeesdny next Dee - Mt 10 O'Clock, ALBERT H. MOO
ltl rowsry, three doors above Broome
street, being the entire sock Of carpet dea or ut the above
place. all Ia be pov ely sold without TO the high
bidder. To ees the concern This opportunity which
shopld embraced and for further parcn
advertisement Of MIR, Ncolays In another
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16

Il the most improved VIII be exchanged liberal terms
mactnery Of kind Great numbers OF machines
81 the yery wilson Baker and other have
been be used TO advantage These
chimes relieve the public from Old unm proved
make exchanged In the same way Old
received by will az once be Destroyed For
Er,ss Of exchange apply personally. by letter. NJ
SINGER A Co, NO. SO Broa iwhy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16
4 6sl0NEE,s SAFE nr sln 49, wnRTu AZ FrRs 7

4 sslGEEE's SALE or $1,000 WORTH or FURs
n EUGENE Is. FnAhkLI~, auc'ioneer. by frtnklin y
Nichols, Vt their salesroon 10 Nassau street innn
Tuesday morning 18Th inst a. 01s O'Clock wil be sold with
he whole stock oi extensive Importing HOUSE
comprising magnificent assortment ant consisting IN "
noun an Gteh, freuh sable royal kusag ornar
strtan squirrel real stone marion md canada
uppeis, psleIines &C. foyss chloh iPpca gei collars
wolf and butp lap and segh robes Sc The above
sale Is weI worthy Tho attention Of parties 10 ~
LEWIS 4. BROWN, Assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16

Important 20 the Ladies' and Others.-A
very lot of iun will be sold, without
At ancion, by a. II LEEDS o. TO morrow, (Mon
tny De,, II hah.past ten ,eosK A. NJ Aiso large
sssh and The beautiful Crystal
Palace robe will be perempioruy sold.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16

A uC1IoN EoTIcB-JosErH I. SMITH, AucriosgER,
"A viii sell 10 morrow, Monday, Mt l0h O'Clock rs
kiln fourth house of Bro dwy entire etc
CANT honsbel frnnre, consisting OF Aupsrior ran1lorr
Rosewood crimson beautiful vol
carpets IN the parlos Go his wood hscsi bureaus
and ir'anda 10 mach eiescres, with fronts
and backs ete centre fancy tab
Paran clock, French plate mirrors turkish und epiun
chairs coe-uon oi ue on paintings, china ypse- rocwooi
and mahogany chamber furniture spring ea chairs rptkn
enHne'd chamber SUIT with marble tops best quality hsir
ma ostes, beos, &c. sxebsou dining tsne French
glass 4c With variety Of bedroom and kchsn r
d. pos viii he required Of purchasers sac poi
i've, without regard So weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16
Pianos Melo<icans md Music Great Oncr

houdaya--HOaACE WATERS, 1893 Broadway, agent
de OF the best Boston and New York pianos and
prices thar before and
Ne popular Borace Waers OF music al half price
urrug holidays. Neatly bound BOOKS of selected
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16

We Have Just Received u Splendid Stock
~ consisting OF ine Watches
Ahy aud plated ware Ancy goods, Imported
weh orr own aciure, which viii sler at
aonabe prices, them to be represented
CuLBERf Bko1HEkS, l36 Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16

Emhx0Sderics from Auction--Just Re
oetved collars under handk erches sleeves bands nonc
kgs kandk than hs their real value
n ii. LEADBEAfEa N CO., 347 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16

xsaachelse's Hair Dye, wigs and TosFecs-
ne world mis- unnvallcd and Original aye Is ~
vsd wsIye private Bachelors wings and Toupess
have upproy all ohers being cle 1muvrea
sesSrSe and durability DOC u ,nis eabishnsnt
BArCIELOks. 253 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16

The Great InhaiinT Kennedy mr. Asthma,
srxur, pton The threat ard mgs, Dr. Cur
- Eyscans Thousands have been restored % neslth y.
80 n q II RING 1876 broadway Price only - apactsxs
~ gurls he The sfo. anay rom ~ 70 oeock- where
= NAV be ssnxult~d free OF "a 4fge.