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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-05-09
SrAUNrON SPECTATOR.
sYJ. a. IL L.~wADDELL, Jr.
TERMS.

Ac-Tis "SPECTATOR'' is published once ,ssek,
at Too Dollars year, if paid IN Gdoance or Itoo Dot
lzrs and Ffty Cents if delayed beyond The expiration @
tie year. No s5scri iDliOncW be discontinued 1ut Gt ds
option Of Che Editors uDld all arreqrages are pau
O. Al concentrations 10 tbe Editors 6y HG's Hs"SI
be pos. o1id o. fiag ,cU not be attended TO-
ADYE2 Use lIENT'S Of thirteen lines (or Iess,)
inserted three ti9es FOR dollar, and toent zee cents
for euch subsequent coatincnce Larger advertisements
Snserted IN ibe sane proportion. . -,
ibsr discount made TO toss ,oho afrsrtis; By The
gear.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-05-09

O. Eating ones meat with silver fork. while
the butchers bill has not been paid, is called gen
teel.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-05-09

The VAS STocK.-In Patterson, ~ j., they
have Van Biarcom for Mayor, Van Gaiqson
and Van Houted for Aldermen. Van Dien and
Van Bussom for Assessors, Van Ness, Van
Saun, aud Van Blarcom for Judges Of election,
a Van Dervoort, Van WagoDer, and Van Derhoot
School Committeeman, a Van Wagner for JUS.
tice OF the peace, and lois of oihcr Vans who
didn't get any office,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-05-09
AN ASrJporE TO THE PorAro Ror.-Profes

AN AYTJporE TO THE P0TATO ROT.-Pr0fes.
cor !, ,llm,n ot The Russian Agricultural Institute
has published pamphlet oH the polato-rot. and
ha ,,nnounces to the world that mere drying. il
conducted at sufficiently high temperature. and
continued long enough, is complete anldote to
tho disease This result was aScerlained by re-
heated experiments conducted fora series of years.
srbe temperature required to produce the desired
result is not very clearly made out. Mr. Boil
mans room. in which his FIRST potatoes were dried,
was heated to about Il degrees, and much higher.
BY way of experiment he placed others in the
chamber of the stove Itself were the thermome
ter stood al SO degrees and more. He also as
certained that the vitality OF the potato is not at-
feced even if the rind is charred. This hint may
be useful. and with similar experiments, careful
lv conducted, the fact may be established.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-05-09

I From the Isl oI July the prices gradually de
clined, and sales of flour were made in August and
September at but little over $5 per barrel.-BaL
timore american Of .4pril IT,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-05-09

The Empress of the French has made pres
ent to the Empress Of Austria of lace dress,
which will be seen at the Exhibition Of Paris,
and the pattern of which was designed by the
Empress Engeae herself The value Of this
dress is estimated at ,00Of,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-30
MEDICAL

TAR WARDS wonAas yKEsp-TIiE Brsr PHxyA.
IL ration ~ medicine exhibited Ia Of fsnAh
.esAns" pr1ess s~st ~ post srprsss 90 70 NE soss'
",
nR yARp,s UsywrtigaTy,g ymYxp,- ppIfr on.
IL with a boos-is Jast -bst ihoss -sns -he have
oontrssisd dis.ssssi namely, esfs 81 once asd ne
mr..,, yoa -in ksa pr w.,a s,issdisr' s.y.rs.s
rroms for patients Adve- gratis No 90 csa&i s'ss~t,
=, EIATfsf CURJs ~ TIiE v OhI.D, Al NO 81.
" sssgb susst-Dr. BuhTfIss r.d arop
ssy medicine aiseos.r.s fer "a. . ssa p~~ay
sufs % esTisln dssasss ~ cures parsons daily vho
have ,sss under the 81 asssa qa.1h asssrs V
purIoss u 10 the osly rsm~sy o. Earth hat 10
ssfsy relied 90 W e~risin ais~.ss. -ibost Hrr
10 tho sonstases ssa viho5t a,ss hiadssass from
busin.ss even -bsp al else hAss fsrsA. n vsrrNstsd
70 seseisAily cure 10 All eases sisr bsv laz siAsi
ing hos csspy sisi In The sysss, 9Th lses fssts
70 ths pstl.s, asa In ,hori.r spsss ~ than ssy
other r~Hsap in The sgrti 90 so p.y tsssp Hsnswt~r,
tbs the Only place friss o. Consal,Aiions privsS.
TUE GKyArbsr ctKEs HADg Al 20 CAsAL srHEwr,
Il oss sosr sssi q Broadway, sy ~. wssd, vsfor.
80 "a. a. nj Th.y ssss f,,r. "a "a. ~, III. ,..ssx
that cures sssn su slss fsiis
rIHE hGERfyD vosAsr pTdvsrg xgTgcAL oDn.
Il DsBtsu, " y A u.srosss, trvfassor ~ dis-
81 v.pss sss hssas.ata .allla. ls1oos0J IzDo
~ 40, ga Ghs 30 q suSs blslny, psaoss 81 Every
.sS.'s 80 L., 49,. ~ = s."g.nss b. s.sy .,,,
ssass q hsr eosapa4a,, as1 b Fpsrsa .s,h ssrssy
sna ssns'ins 1bs .,fs sboa, t~oausihk nsiAsr has
sih need = iraussf 80 sfvos 81 lie sisoss, In
ssnsltsnssf syAsAs espsutiDr q medlcAi rssieso>a,
vi ted sssh Instructive sSf Ad'Ies, sn5 alas sfDisas
ions ~ Rsny symgiSms siish ssksrviss voah se.s-
,,oa rlusL sprsty Klsfm iisv nssy suasnng
irons stsruesons hst~s D~SnbsF - tes fsnsfs
fystsn, .blsh Hn1srtnEs ths tsslib a Tie sss<t "a
vh<h us.y sparsst apS -hish thsr tsflessy for.
to sssfiEk fpsfaI sasse s- nnsy sursr ffora pro-
hysss sisr tisiss e. M -onh.) frots ssss slbas
fs.sfre~s, e.tlufy, heJ 10. mssv are I, e,sstant
sgesy fof nHny rs0sihs 2r.se9lag e0nfnseb~s.i How
nsry have Srrsh ret sssgsrras Asnvsrss. sss slyx
an afr~rislp fseovsrss wbo.~ i've. a.. hss.,s
81 asrsE s4sh its 81 sssh Gst is s pazss ths a@a.s
~ pfsvsrtos srssiIorstsr ass fs'sf Ho~ rssy h.ts.r
usssx.s hes vatE gssh nashi Save kssn st.ysa "a,
80 sster, " ". bssessaf 10 ne fsisttss W urs
~ po~sststos ~ ma ttis vAat o. % n
sorysy y " The vsfrs s~s,sr,s usslsA ~ a. tsy ar.
u taisis siEciiy tni>st f.r "a rs.srsa ~ iho-s
oeuifnparnf rnsfrAxs Yof ss~ W strfrr~v Ts~~~
ssss, ~ bso~twsy Gkersa. A o.. ls.or Hsu-s vi.
y.ssy s,ss*s. D~-fW q bsvspsrs Tnbsss sssIslsr-
y hs As'or Hsss, hycs1.sy sa1 Al ihs pssi1.skss
eNos ~ iLh<rsI rs.s,, Nee Yea Jossph rssksv.
keeh siss Y n Fstsrs1s, ig7 csssss, ssrs~t, rhil
20 ~ sal fsss 81 pss,srs v say vsss q ~ UsAsss
sts~. Az ~tt<ss must ~ s1irs sd rost pMlx 70 IN
4. n NArH1Ar. ems. ~ Lksrty ssrssf W. q,
tss i,z1z, Ksv Yea Pest enc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-30

nKPENNY SAVINGS BANK.-DIvIDEND AND M
y serest-The Board Of Trustees hare declared divi-
dsnd Of 6) six per cent per annum all sums Of three
dollars and upwards 70 ave hundred dollars and @ Ave
Per cent ON sans exceeding that amount which
manned In bank undrawn for the space Of six months
from the LIST TO the 18th Of August last payable
after the 18th Of February AL interest drawn BY
tAs LIST Of March will be placed 70 the credit Of the dep
stsr, and draw interest the same deposit made In
the usual way, from the LIST Of February.
Interest Six months interest at the rate Of (6) six
per cent per annum will be allowed deposits Of (3)
three dollars and upwards to O0) ave hundred dollars,
Ads between LIST and 18th Of February, and remaining
In bank undrawn for sir months BY order Of tho
Beard, j. 3. SLOAN, Secretary.
Jan. Is, 1866.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-30

FTlALLIs' STREET VIEWS OF ALL THE PRINCIPAL
Il cities in the United States and Canada Mo. just
published containing beautiful steel plate engraving
Of Trinity Church and Broadway, with about thirty
other buildings price cents sent TO any part OF tue
country, receipt Of four postage stamps. Agents
wanted the United States and Canada. Pub
lshsd by A. TAILS CO., 203 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-30

G EcoND GRAND EXHIBITION, AT b. sERvArfUs
- Fencirg Hall, on saturday, February 3--0rand
Fencing Match, Grand Sabre Match, Exercise Manual
With the Cane, Grand Lutte aux ChAussons. At 7s5
broadway. Admittants 80 cents To commence 81
O'Clock 7. L., precisely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-30

IT q NAVY SAILORS AND OTHERS PAT
~ promptly paid, boasty land vArrxnss ebtainsd,
ss1Ehs ssd scd pensions ssl..ces due hs.r
slAins against ths y. Ars~svsssd ~
mwAkp BrauuI,
Agent and hts Purssr .. q NAVY, u Wan street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-30
LIQUORS, &C.

zoo CASES on SUPERIOR CiARET BrAaDIEs,
cDO wines, runs seo'sh and frish vhisksys
LONDON and Duhln porter seoteh alss domsss As ard
porter, for family u.sj syrops, and eoriiAs for sale
BY Wh. H. uSDkhiilIl, $50 broome street. eornx Of
Crosby
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-30

CHEAp ooAI~-N Is 10 oRoCy5s AND o. TO rHE
~ pusle, for best rcd ssh seu steve sEs ssd o. -
ts ps. AL veil sere~nsd asa delivered fr~~ a cart
sss ~ n uSys 70 ~ ~1uive-sssss vhas~v~r fren ths
shove terms. RICHARD CLINTON 7ss vwws s..ss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-30

IrsnTD gTATT.s EEs,AUgISI-wE HEREBY RIA
" p.otfaly notify oar tread. seqsantsns.s Aad sbs
DO blle Ia general that gill opss, Tsbrnary let
Bsrt r.siaai ant ennneetsd 9Th oyster aad b~sr
saloon at No 100 sss.as street corner ~ Ana street
srd .ryset W SATISFY any sbo Uses 70 visit
tAbllshDsnt "Wednesday, Jsng.fY ~, free tsach a
an oieIeek 4. NJ rIUf.ssEis 4 HOME
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-30

nR LANNON'S PApis AND LONDON kEDicAL
9TH IS .nyrs,iEs. son 81 ~ Broa3-sy soa na.i.4
FREE for 81 81 the ss,bsr physician and ssrgsan No "a
Rsses sleet 81 Broad.sy vhsrs - u ognsaisf
from II A. n tozP n, RBs b9F. ", rsb1Ays "a.
sspsf. ~ B-soi III. drag st0rv, husn,s u'si~i
BY nal srpress. Adirsss ali kf.~ss eon 49, ss~
Yort Pest Ore. We rifh al psp<rs IN rssofas
nsnclnr Dr. IArtront " ~. sfet>d Iossrsf dss Va
TINS, A..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-30

UvHE oOQUErrE; OR THE HISTORY OF
ELIZA HARTON.

UyE COQUErTE; OR THE HISTORY OF
ELIZA WHARTON.
novel founded ON fact
By lady Of Massachusetts,;
with historical preface, memoir Of the author and
A BEAUTIFUL STEEL ENGRAVING
Of Eliza wharton, the nlsard victim Of her arstocrAc
cousin
'sThs most remarkable feature Of whose character
(says his bograpner) his unbridled hcentious-
ness,u
In the Historical Preface the real OF the prin-
cpsl actors In this mort affecting and amsntabs
are for the first time given 10 the public by the daugh
ter OF the author who possessed peculiar means to
certain the facts
Many Of the actors occupied the highest places at the
bar ami pulpit.
The work IL elegantly bound 10 gilt.
Prce-One dollar
FErRIDGE b CO.,
Publishers.
III. LONG & BROTHER
III Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-30

THE MUSICAL PUBLIC ARE INVITED TO EXAMINE
Il aad test the recently pateotsd keyed stop dagger
board for voIns. This great improvement be- at
tached TO any VIOLIN II changes the dincult and dis-
coursgDg character Of the instrument rendering the
stopping and tuning easy and unerrinsly certain,
by placing within the reach OF the people this
most popular Of all inst ruments. Violin taught. w.
ROBERTSON, 1913 broadway, over Waters music store
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-30

AJ ORTIZ CAROLINA SIX PER CENTS TATE yOCK.-
IN TREASURY DEPARTMENT, RAL1GH, N. c., Dec 10, 1854.
Sealed proposals. viii be received at this Office until 10
O'Clock NJ of the 3lst January next for the
Of three hundred and seventy thousand dollars II
running thirty years. These bonds issued by the
State Of North Carolina and In addition to the faith OF
the State AL the stock had by the state in said road,
end the dividends arising from sad soch pledged for
Proposas will also BE- received 1t the sam. time for
the purchase Of eighty Thousand dollars in bonds
ming ten years. issued BY the same authority for the
construction OF the Weldon and Castor Railroad and the
Improvement Of the navigation Of the Mouse and Tar
yivers
Both classes Of bonds are by express enactment 81.
smpted from taxation for any purpose.
They viii date the Et Of January, 1855, aud wiz
have coupons attached for the interest at ak per cent
per anpu payable the FIRST days Of January and July
be Il the Bank Of in the city Of New York.
unless where the purchaser prefers to have them
able az the treasury Of North Carolina.
They win b issued In sums Of one thousand dollars
each.
Parties bidding win please address their letters, en-
aorsed "Proposals Tor North Carolina Stocha-to the
undersie nsd 1T Raleigh, N c. and viii distinguish In
thsir bids the particular class Of bonds for which they
bid. They will also state 1T what point AMI what kind
of funcs they propose TO pay
The bids viii oe opened at 10 o'clock A. NJ Of the 31s
January next in the presence Of the Governor the 90
rctsry and Comptroller OF STATE and Of g. W. Modecs
President of the Bank Of the State Of North Carolina
The undersigned reserves the right OF accepting such
lsos IN whole in part may Be- deemed most sdvAn-
tAGe0us TO the State.
Successful bidders win be required inform.
Cd Of the acceptance Of their bids 70 deposit in e.nk TIE
amount Of their bds with the accrued interest from the
Ass Of January 1865 TO tbs credit Of tbs Treasurer OF
ths State Of North Carolina. This depoe may be made
stats Of North Carolina or the Bank Of Cape Fear,
Raleigh.
Documents showing the great resources Of the State
and tss ana. amount Of asI may % mao
DE ROSSETT, city Of New York.
Dec. 20, 1864. D. ". COURTS, Pub. Treas. ofN. O.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-30

These .il be seat at one In nsat pactAxs by sT.
fr-ss or othsr~ss, 70 any et,, town village IN tbs
United State. NADIA the r.cslpt Of Tan collars
THIS 10 the most hb~ral on~f made 20 yslsatins
dealers by any pubhsbsr, Ana should induce all Who
wish 10 its ay.otasrs 20 ssnd In their orders
without DELAY. Valentine companies aud Wholesale
dealers supp,sd the must liberal terms for cash.
from the largest Asd uost .pi-odd assor,ment Orders
snt 10 r ". kTROSs Masafsctnr.r, W Nassau st., n.
". viii be panetuAliy attended 70.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-30

II ULCERS FIRE INSURANCE coMPANY-OFFTCE 17e
III Chatham square, corner Of Mott s.reet.-Divdend.
The Board Of Directors have this day declared al
Of the company payable the 9th Of February. The
transfer books will be closed and after the Goth inst
By order, EDWARD B. FELLOWS, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-30

NJ ATRfhOSIAL OfFIcT.-IAtfgs AND GENTLEMEN
VI Who az. ~ishing 90 form = mstrnsgnlaI ALLIANCE
vii nbd vsry respectable aud advantageous osaks0a
BY calling AZ hAlAnE HAkRtsFs 900 bovsfy, vhsrs
che has opened . mAtrim.sisi register, vhsresy any
lady gsntismAn may secure tbsmssiyts parn>r for
life Madame Harms AMI enfrvspsnds In
Ensish French aud German No si,srs noticed unless
pest PAID No ehsrxs laiss but bet Of references
skost morality and character must be Eivsn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-30

nR WARREN, EEHBFR o. uIE C0iIRDK on
IL tuu,ons u bublp Aai f4nbafgh, sis>B4s "
practice At he ~ ssiabAsbsd gecs ~ HS8sos street,
near cstharina vh~rs ~ 4 p@rfafmnz The most ssio
nishnr cures record, -hhoai restraint In att %
business pnrsstts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-30

III Broadway, have Just received Q fresh supply of
super improved s:als and aeton pianos from haie,
Davis Co.'S celebrated mandatory, which surpass
any that have before offered. Buying for cash. We
able to vel At extremely low prices. Second hand
pianos for sale and 10 let st reduced rates Newly
Impoverished meodeoDs with six octAves, for sale
or to let Monthly payments taken for part Of the
Amount.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-30
MATRIMONIAL.

4 GENTLEMAN, TWENTY NINE YEARS OY AGE
n Possessed Of respectable fortune can furnish
the beat Of references bnsinss. having called bin .bsre
he has hod ttls opport MY Of forming LADY seqasint
aBess, wishes IN corresponi With view 10 mAtronr,
with kdy similarly situated, possessing ths moral
courage 10 sns~'r caDSdIy this IL vriisn In rood
faith. Any communication addressed 10 n N a.,
Chatham square Fo.t once viii meet With confidence.
A YOUNG GEsrLAAs, Is A VERY Ef,PBrrABLE
IA and thriving business. -tstss 90 marry intslli-
gent LADY above Ia. nrd,am blass hair and eyes,
With some fortune Address IS H., BroAdsay Post
once, When real name, bS,in.ts, ke., viii be given
A YOUNG GENTLEMAN TwESTY.THRRE WARS or
IA age Of some eagcAufB snd refinement, subioas,
poisoned u pleasing p.rspAI AppeArsnss and dspo
sitIOD, and of good bsb,ts and nltatlon, would hks
To pond wth of the fair ser with ~
marriage lie can offer tbs lasaries and comforts Of .
good home without sIrAvagABes,) tog~ttsr Nth az
feeton and kindness. The LADY must b. Of nesriy
the same age, ~ gooi mental and ply steal quail
ties ana dbposton sna " not bsnSsonss, must DO
sgresaels. Asdrsss, for i-o a.ys, Anchor, Bro.d~y
Post once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-30
REWARDS.


M1n REwARD.~-L0ST, on SATURDAY, JAN 81,
DlU agold pencil case, with the Of rhomss
Addison engraved the side, being = family gift,
highly valned The dnder viii receive the above yard
ard the thanks Of the owner BY leaving At l6i Fulton
street, near Broadway.
a = REWARD LOST, ON MONDAY 18TH INST,
BsD betveen the bours Of and o'clock-(ths route
the took from Prince down Mercer st--et 70
Broome dosn Broome TO Greene down Greene ~ Canal
from Canal 10 Church, down Church 20 Anthooy, do
Anthony TO West broadway, up West broadway 70
Leonard and then took the sixth avenue 10 Prince
and up Prince TO hercer)two receipt books, dark
cover With clasp. the other light cover without
clasp Whoever returns the said books to III Asrser
street viii receive the above reward add questions
Astct. The said books OF value any except
the owner. 12i Mercer street
o. = REWARD WILL BIZ GIVEN FOR INFORMATION
HpO OF the one Who sent anony mons letter 70 the
Gadsrsrned, dated Jan 70, 1885, uncer the s III sa
cere friend. A. A. ARMENr
On q REwARD.-L0sr, ON LAST "WEDNESDAY, THE
DC Gath January, from Greenpoint Long Isitn 4,
bg black Newfoundland dog from 10 TO 50 bs In ~exht
long hair, white breast also the point OF his tail -hie
and leather collar and ring around his The I'VE
reward win be paa BY returning the the grocery
store Of Washington add street. point.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-30

NJ ONEY TO LOAN-ON REAL ESTATE, DIAMONDS,
and every description Of property purchased cash.
Business prompt and confidential, by CASEY CONLEY,
Empire Loan Office, 32l broadway, adjoining the City
Ia nital
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-30

NO Yg TILL CUD.-fa oysnrrf, 90 30.
IN Dsans srs~s. ssy ~ soessiss1 vitA sessA~o>ses
1issssss rvsnsy three yssD 10 60 Sse.ahJ sssssss
hB ~ gsassssse p~rm@b<st ssr~s. k-H ~
sssb~ - NJ Mo- Ysss ussv~sssy. sss hs e'yas~s
m kis o&es
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-30

DR WARDS woAAss yEIEsD-rIiE Brsr PHyA.
IL ration ~ medicine exhibited Ia o. fsuAs
weakness. prss o. s~st ~ post srprsss GO 70 tAs
trv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-30

tyr yoIrsEOs, 10 DUANE srRsJT, NAY 81 opS
~ sshsi--Tvsnty too yssn 10 COS spsesliy ssss y
Dr. y. W sxre such ea~. have ssD~i rcss so sw
p~rs~soed tbss kl.assn. Cons.sstosai v-sssss sts
issfy esres without Tho 81 ssy tsiss.oress srzE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-30

CroR sAfK-osE or THE BEsr FARMS IN DUCHESS
II county containing 2Ts seres in the highsst STATE
Of cultivation, With hns bulldogs and .ss kc
situated in the tom Of Fishk village oi naot.wAa
90 miles from The city aod nile from toe aai-oa
River Railroad depot would be cold separate. For par
tieuiArs and terms apply 10
w. H. WALSH II W.u s.ree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-30

r uxURiAkT wHIsKEE on MourAcIiEs FORCED TO
IL pov strong and thiet 10 sir vs~sss By ny osxs
snt 1heh viii not stale njare ths skia o. bo,ts
scat 70 any part Of the country. X q. GRAHAM tO7
Nassau ssss-s. Hayes, i7s raliss ssse~t, Bssoslya
CAD IRONS ExTaA NO !, VERY SMOOTHLY 20
- Hslsd, from 70 10, roani aud sharp, sor sale
~ manufsetursrs. NORTH, CHASE NORTH, ID
North Second street, YbilAdsipsla
VI GOD MOULDING WOOD NouIDrSG --sELLEes =
w Co.'S, houiiins PAninx nli 40 rsnih street,
near svssus .. Nee Yort. spl~sail varsity 81
psntsfs, ship Jesevs and gitdsss nosbfss soastxnty
On hand and worried " ORDER ~ ths short<s notes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-30

L,oR sAIE-lN ONE or THE best LOCATIONS ~
the city, sir dining Saloons t~o chop bou.ss ihrss
hquor stores four drug stores, and three drug stores
THOMPSON a STREET, 81 Nassau street room so. Z.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-30
MUSICAL.


A GREAT BARGAIN-A $500 SEVEN OCTAVE ROSE
"A wood pisnoforts b had for t215; superior tone
and fniah not three months in Narrated perfect
IN all respects, BY good makers Parties have 70 leave
the city II can be January 70 and 80 ~ "a Vesey
street, between 10 and O'Clock.
there has been played on square piano OF the hr N
Of Messrs Schietze Ludof No. SO vArck street, OF
this city and grand piano OF t,e celebrated Arm OF NJ
Ehrhad OF Paris but we must confess that the square
piano bad better tone and than the grand
OF n Ehrhardt. Both were played by the celebrated
pianist Aug. Gockel certificate OF Mr. Gockels has
been published In last Herald OF the excsencies
Of the pianos Of Hssrs. Schietze Ludoif and
say that these pianos are not praised too high.
MUSIC STORE IN JERSEY CIrY.-rHE UNDER
INl signed begs leave 70 inform . friends and the
public that he has Just opened foreign and do nestle
music store .. so Montgomery street. where he viii sell
all kinds Of sheet music at New York prices, AMI
terms Dealers and purchasers throashou. the country
well schools, &c., will Be Supplied by addressing
A. FEIIAER, 90 Montgomery street, Jersey CITY, N j.
NEUsIC-A YOUNG LADY, EXPERIENCED IN CIV.
lXl ing instruction the piano and snging, will re
per month with the privilege Of pr actics Pupils a.
tended At their residence, dollars per quarter.
Apply at 2as Eighth avenue.
Musical NOTICE MUSICIANS wANrED-yocAL
IVl and instrumental young ladies' and gentle
violin or other instrumsnts To such steady smpIoy,
ment and liberal terms viii be ensured Apply ia per.
seal AGENT Bason 3Asnss1: s sss.a ' the
hours OF 10 And g.
DIANOe.-AEssRs. sCHUErZE 4 LUDOIF REQUEST
IL Cd me TO examine their pianos; In doing So With
the greatest care, must testify that and the
oelent In every rsspect without any doubt,
compare them with the best manufactured in this
try, and very much sstonishcd, A. befors
heard Of the firm mentioned. AUGUSTA G0CKEI.
SCHUETZE B LUDOIFF, Manufacturers, IS variek at.
DIANO6 AT A GREAT SACRIFICE FOR CAsH-ONE
i superior toned OK octave rosewood for si7s; one
good octave, for $40; one, $50; ooe, as one SIS
Also one eight keyed flute Apply ct 402 Sixth avenue
near Twenty. fourth street. r. GONZALEZ.
~ RFMIrN pTANOe A. cOpnON No cor
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L,oR sAIE-0s wEsr FoURrEESTH STREET, NEAR
price $4,000 three story brick hoass on T~snty
fourth street s~venth avenue three story bres
house on Twsnsy slxth street. $500 splendid Tires
stcry brick house In Twenty eighth street Ao 100 Other
houses IN THE city, prees from "a 600 ESQ 600 Pro
psrty Of every description for sale srchAngs Apply
10 A. SERGEANT, IS wA1 street
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nn ooOpgE u DCAxE sTry1T, 20 Drss ss0r.
~ " tks estissss 81 Nsv Yea nsy - s>osal~i vin
suffered fses ~ .siwssssss sf p~-ss.s~ss .ay rsy
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1LsS CANAL STREET, NEAR vARICK.--w 3 II.
lOC VAN NOTES CRATE and fender, kltchen raoss,
summer range and stove vArerooms. We have . lArrs
assostmsnt Of the latest patterns Of msntsi CRATES,
ranges and 'toves, for sails reasonable Gras
aud ranges set and repaired ranges lined found
sfs en-, evelsrs' furnaces built stoves lined hahsrs
ovens buils sod repaired.
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FINE ARTS.

VI AIENTEEs.-sPECIAL NOTICE To THE TRADE.
-VAlsntne dealers In all parts Of tbs ooun.yy
ihoud send At once for of
rrnosos rns
OF ,Ai~ntnss containing the following large