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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-21

II ENRY I. LtRDS, AUCTlONEER by N. b WOOL
n LEY co win soil this day, Saturday. AZ
l0K tcloss, at the sales rooms, SO and 38 hickman
atrset, large assortment OF b0usehold furniture, piA
Dos excellent meledeos, &C.; also psrlor, dining
room and chsm ,er furniture, viz Rosewood suts, in
French bsocsteIe, do chairs, bureaus, wAsh.tAnds.
CENTRE size sod card tables marble tops rosewood bed
stsacs pure cpred hair nattfesyes, mahogany SOFAS
chairs, bcoh caaes desks wAahssnds buresas roskers
three ensmeed cottage suits, mirrors oil ps nt,ngs
silver plap0 ware rsfgsrstors lounges iron sofa, &o
to nay advaDces
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oT,uNE MORRELI, AUCTlONRER-AT 10Y O'CLOCK
this morning ct 81 Nassau street, furniture OF u.
cellest quality including rose WOOD suites sx.euson
dining tables, vssdrCoes dress bureaus, sofas tss.
tefe~, mahogany suits covered with hair CLOTH silver
plated spoons and forks. OF superior quality Also
large invo,re Of segare in los 70 suit n -Punct
to the hour u secure competition-a small company
win not answer. tasg4 u rp4s.flal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-21

IN 8 nAn WANTED-ON REAL ESTATE, IN
WC.OUU the city Of Ne vars, N. j., worth fer
times the amount liberal b0uus paid IL obsaine4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-21

W4U.UUU wstsbss, tswelry, taruiture 20
NOE pAintaoss dry goods every dss rip 400 o. -
party Parties Wishing to obtain loans, oar be acecr
nocaSs on liberal terms difsrsst to other oces rae
sxtcsset coeHdsnee may Be relied on, and she soess
amount can b had In whole or vsri,us suus, ~ -
plying Goa Houston street. bat Mercer and Grene
streets fuSineaa hours, 8 O'Clock A. n until GsK
Parties waited ct their residence
f*8t m T. MEYERS, AgeAk
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nVIDEND-BROADwAY SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
u No 2S7 Broadway. (sntzsnce on PARK plass.3-
Depositors notRea that the usual ssmt divl
dend all amounts sntssd thereto 1t tas rate -
per cant annum sums not exceeding e5oe, sd
per cent per annum "a ovsr e6S0 VIZ b pstA -
after Monday the 10th INST Interest not oale1 tog
viii interest prime pal Opsn dsiy, from 10 A.
n. to 2P. NJ and Aondaya, Wednesdays and Saturdays
froup to p NJ WADE b. W0RxAI4i4 SscrstArY.
PH1YR CUMMING. Accountant. ..f--N .l..-- -
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: N OrICE-THE PERSON THAT USED TO KEEP The
IN grocery store Ia basement Of house II Jackson
street. Of Front, II notified 10 rsots ths
thu 2ist inet, they vii b sold to pay storsf 10
CAsatables Il VIII expose Tor sale, 1t pubic
due, st ~ Jackson street. cornsr Of Front thu fixtures
Of said store also lot X groceries, empty boxes bar.
rels snd tubs 100 bottles lemon syrue, stove %,
stove pipe. tin boiler large stand casks, II liquor
kegs and contnts and other articles too numerous 70
mention. esid goods arc sold 70 pay storage &c.
JOHN A. VAN BOKKELEN, Constable Seventh ward.
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20 MADI~ON AVENUE. STRANGERS ARRIVING
low In this cisy DUR ,s tue ensuing ss4soo Will
And delightful summer rcst eucs With pleasant roo u.s.
(etber single or IN sd,ts frst class house. hsv1ux
N the modern eoaveeieocss, oy applying ~ soove
Wal street stages psss the door. ssl, - iNh na
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4. NEATLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM TO LEr-r0
. one or two gsnti~nss on ressona bio terms With
co t.l hoard req aired to and wits vi ID
The privilege OF cooling. Reference exohsaged In
new lot Of houses, 100 West 10Th street, sssh r
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SPLKEDID FURNISHED PAaLOR WITH OsE OR
"A two bedro ms atsaonsd. to nSt oue OF two sia
ge gentleman IN private house With eli the N sd.rn
improvements Also s,ngie room. Inquire 1t Is Prince
etreSt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-21

TyoCNTRY BOARD wANTED-F08 LAD, IN SOME
~ respectable qaist family, near tho ssA shore and
within few hours OF this oty where hs might snjoy
the comforts OF home. Address box lis Post OtAos
UyANTtD-BY A. 6fN6LE GENTLEMAN, "A FURN-
w ished room, with partial board, IN house, where
he may ind opportunity TO converse the Enxsu and
span,sh languages. Address K box l, SAT Pos. Ocs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-21

A SINGLE GENTLEMAN WANTS TWO LARGE AIRY
n rooms with or~Ss asst cad t~s, aud dinpsr on
suntAya in 4 strictly pr,vats fan y wnsre he Gao
enjoy the crua' Of hone; locSn0a must be Ia .
hss,tby part Of the ciy, or 10 Bro,<lyu WITH sssy
10 stages or ferries References exchAoge
Adrress box 3,5tt, PosS 0hcs. for t~o days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-21

H AEIEM GAS LIGHT COMPANY THE HAKLEM
II Gas Light Company. having procured from tss
Cooperation OF the c,ty Of Mas YORK gcsEt to lay pss
through ell tbs streets all that part q
rad city lying moth Of the centre line OF esvsatv-
ninth street. for tha purpose OF supplying gas light IN
that portion OF the city and having opera
tors In constructing the apparatus bua-
logs hereby give noo@ thst ocks for fsr
$3.50 90 Of the capital stock Of said oompsuy viu
remain open for week. at the Office OF Carr woke
Esq, the President Of ssid company, No II nsr-
haDts Exchange, Wall strest Hanover stees
HENRYP. AcGOWN, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-21

j COLUMBIA FIRE NsuRANoE COMPANY, No. -
barclay street, corner Of College plAss. ~ 4
f#Nl NEW HoRk, yaly q, 1885.
The Board Of Directors of this Company have this da0
declared semi annual dvidend Of ave per cont psyas
ca and altar the 18th natsat The txshsfee books ~
b sloAsd until that date sEl u b. .stes4 g
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-21

DOARO wANTED-IN THE VICINITY OF UNION
I'D square, In . 6rst claes boarding or respect
able fsmiy; lsfrer preferred sonsty OF young ladies
much sought after Address Alma, Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-21

~ A. CslLrON, AUClt0NEER-OyE HALF OF
DE- the steam tovhoAs rnSmas salmon At aacaon -
COLE CLIFTON will sell 1t suction tuesday, July
"a At IL oci0ot, 1t tho ArrchAnes EKchAugs, under
the direction Of Undernu, TIE oaA half, owed BY
Robert McCcrmi,k Of the steam toweoAt Themes Sal.
mon, she lies ct the foot OF Jscxsyn street. East
For terms and particulars apply to the auction.
eeYs. At Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-21

VASH ADVANCED IN ANY AMOUNT OR PUROHAS-
" cd At sight oiAmends, watches, rich js~Ary, mMr-
ehApdise ant valuable psrsO0al property gensrAly b
WOOD, 80 Fulton street, second Acsr, mont roou
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Malls for Europe.

BEB NEW YoRK HERALD-EDITIoN FOR HUR0Pn.
The United States mail steamship Nashville Captain
Berry win leave this port day at twelve O'Clock for
liverpool.
me European mails win close in this city at half past
Aep O'Clock this morniBg.
The HERALD (printed in English and Frsnch) win b
yabhshed ut ten O'Clock in the morning. Single copies
in wrappers, sixpence.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition Of
M NKw YoRK HERALD win be received at the following
places in Kurspe,-
LyERPooL. John Hunter, No. paradise street.
LONDON. Edwards Sanford & Co., No. II Cornhin
VIM. Thomas Co., No. 10 Catharine street.
RARm.. Livingston, Wells Co.. Place de Ia Bourss
The contents Of the European edition Of the HERALD
Win embrace the received by mail and telegraph at
the sce during the previous week. and to the hour Of
Dubhcation.
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United States Circuit Court.
JUNIORS FOR THE APRIL rERN.


The Secretary Of the Navy has been quite III for n
week pact Though ft confined to his bed he 10 reco.
veripg, we are happy TO be able to say.
Hon. Augustus Cesar Dodge, Of Iowa, late u s.
Senator and recently appointed Minister SPAIN wa.
in Chicago on the 18th inst.
ARRIVALS.
From Charleston In the steamship SouthernerH annie
Capt A,notts and lady, Mrs Mason, wlnberg, Watt
than, Captain Geo Morris Doremus A p st John. o p
Iownrey, A Fem. Duffy and lady, IA Coleman and
lady, Cbsrrill, Pianer, Shanbeaud Mrs. Davis II
Hayes, ii Osborn, W Middleton James MARYLAND w Cut
ting, Harry Byer-and 30 In the steerage.
Prom Savannah, in the steamship Augusts-D Gonid NJ
II Dessau Otis Chds, Mrs Coggeshaii and SON. Grace
Geo smith Miss Lever. II Lever Mr. Giynn, W r viii
liams, John Barrett Thomas Dosey Seymour fIsyman q
purand, Hulse, II Brown, Heiiison a II Burritt
salisbury Frederick Green, Albert Weyl, Hsisy
! Mason, smith, II Greenwsy, John Jaussieier, WIN
Parker, sehemerhorn-and 80 in the steerage.
Az the Metropolitan liotel-Govemer Dimond, !; Hon
charles Bunker Mass; CANCER 50 Louis; Judge sa
h Texas. Bahe,, chicago, Joseph " Fsbeu. Gsn.r.i
lsTSn Ie1ss; Caption Wright. New oriean'
A. 3he Irving House-Rev Carter Cleveland, Ohio; Rev
Bacomb, Worcester; Judge Jessup Montrose Pa; DR.
Brandretb, Sing Sing Gen Walbrdge, SYort: Hon V
Nofthrop, Whitehall VIM. McDonough. Montreal, Z W,
Gen Conn, Boston, Mass Hon Amos Kendall Washington
Col Standard, Cleveland. q; James walker Albany
Dr theodore G. Cornell Newark
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-21

CINCINNATI, March 70 1900
The Probate Court has issued attachment against
the captain Of the Falls City, who had nineteen
slaves board his boat Sunday evening, at the
wharf and prevented the sheriff from examining the boat
until the slaves were conveyed in yawl TO the Ken.
lucky shore.
The two negroes arrested last Saturday q writ Of
babeas corpus brought into court 90 day, when
Judge Storer informed them they At liberty 20
ee but they preferred to return with their master aud
at conveyed across the river without excite
ment.
Weather very cold. Thermometer only 20 degrees
ahnYa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-21

OYSTER House MUSICAL CRrTIcIsa-Signor
Longo. Shanko, (Anglice Longshanks) one Of the
oyster house musical critics Of morning paper,
speaks Of Madame Stefenone in severe terms,
thus -" Time has made sad work with her
voice -" disregards self denial -" her sing.
ing bewildered shrek -" so much false in
tonation.r OF Brignoli, thus -" like Mario
without his beautiful voice -" almost as awk-
ward as Mario -" a feeble imitation of Mario"
This is the same critic who treated Truffi and
Benedict to like dish Of oysters during the
famous Fry management, and which broke up
that affair in a general row. These Italian
Operas, and all connected, are droll concerns -
very droll concerns.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-21

AFFAIRS IN MINISTER MASON, ETC.

BALTIMORE, March 20, 1855.
New Orleans papers OF Tuesday are received. There is
mail still due.
Galveston dates to the 18th are received Capt Hen.
ny OF the Texan Rangers, had offered the services Of
himself and company to the Mexican Governor OF Chi
huahua, to fight the Indians.
The Mexican Boundary Commission had left Guaya.
mas for Colorado. The initial point has been agreed
upon, and the Commission was proceeding with great
unanimty After setting the stone marking the initial
point, handsome entertainment given by both
Commissions.
The Washington Star says that Mr.. Mason had entire.
Iy recovered his health and will hs
tons Minister to France. He does not contemplate
coming home at present.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-21

NV UhLLANs, March To 1h5b.
The receipt Of the Africas news here caused ad-
vance in the prices Of cotton Of c. per h. all quail.
ties below good middng. The sArs to-day we're very
large reaching 100 bales. We quote mi1ilng At
a sLe. per 10.
CHARLESTON, March 10 1855.
The price. 81 cotton advanced here re. per 10 IN
der the fpfussce ~ tbe Afrloa's The .sies TO-
psy zoe w J, ~ ssiss, govo nsosnss stss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-21

DESCENT UPON AN ALLEGED DIsORDERLY HOUSE.
At 10 O'Clock Monday night Lieut. Beam, of the Six
teenth ward police assisted by squad Of under his
command, made . descent upon the porter house Of
Catbarine McDermott, situated at No. 223K West
Twenty fifth street. The accused, along with four Of
the inmates arrested and taken TO the station.
house The officers urge that they called upon the
cused about eight O'Clock on the evening of the arrest
and told her to shut the house and stop the sale Of
qpors but seems that Kate not needing the friendly
warning got herself into trouble at the hour Of ten
The accused held for examination by Justice
Pearcy at the Second District Police Court Jefferson
Market.
CHARGE OF SELLING IMMORAL PUBLICATIONS.
Officer spicer, attached to the District Attorneys ocs~
arrested Prescott Harris warrant Issued from the
Court Of General Sessions wherein he stands indicted for
nuisance being engaged the publication Of such sheets
as the broadway Belle, Bcuery Boy and Whip which.
contain 1t s alleged, matter very injurious 10 the morals
and well being Of the community. The prisoner was
locked up in the Tombs, in default Of 81 600 bail
CHARGED WITH PASSING COUNTERPART MONEY.
Morris Nelson was arrested ON Monday . charge OF
passing counterfeit % bill the Mercantile Bank Of
Providence, Rhode Island, Daniel Tenbery Of lla
Walker street. in payment for goods that he had
purchased at the above place. He also charged with
passing counterfeit dollar bill Samuel Frsnks
ofs6 Essex street in payment for value received The
accused being brought before the ct the
Tombs. denied his guilt in very strong terms but was
nevertheless held to bail in the OF $500 to answer
the charge preferred against him.
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From Port an Prince.

BOSTON, March 10 1865.
The brig Erie from Port Prince February 26 arrived
here to-day left there the United States soop-
Falmouth, whose sailing master buried the 18th
having died Of yellow fever Also, the schooner d. c.
Brooks TO sail for New York in few days. Captain
johnson and two OF her crew had died Also, the bark
Samuel Train, for New York twenty days and brig
w. T. Dugan, for New York In ten doys Also, the brig
r. T. Lopez, for Philadelphis.
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CITY Intelllrencc.

DR.. SoLGKRs LEcrURE--The third of q series Of lee.
lures Russia and the present delivered last
evening by Dr. Solger before large and respectable
audience in the New Clinton Hall, Astor place. The
lecturer chose for his subject tire battles Of the Alma,
Balaklava and Inkermann, and the subsequent
siege Of Sebastopol The failure Of the allies in taking
the town. and the fearful havoc which made among
their troops attributable, in his opinion, TO the
incompetency of Lord Raglan, the Inadequate number
Of men with which the siege commenced, and the
deficiency In the provisions made for the besiegers
He believed that II the battle Of the Alma had been fol-
lowed by attack upon Sebastopol must inevitably
have fallen into the hands of the allies The position
OF both armies at the several battles and their
msnts were illustrated by diagrams.
ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-As two gentlemen were
quietly waliing Sunday evening" about IL O'Clock,
across Warrington parade ground, they were met by
two who asked for money and, not receiving
what they wanted they hit Of the gentlemen with
club the chest, knocking him immediately down, and
iDuring him severely the other made of ct the be-
ginning Of the ARRAY and escaped Citizens
sure of arriving at their homes In safety,
policemen are rarely or ever seem abroad.
ANormR VICTIM TO EATING POISONOUS HAMs.-The Coro
notified yesterday that another Of the family who
partook Of the poisonous ham, in the month Of January
last at the late residence Of Mr. WISE in Sixth avenue
has died. An inquest viii be held to-day by Coroner
Hilton.
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OF the New York Herald for the
Week ending March IL.


Our patrons win please bear in mind that in order to
enable to have edition printed and distributed in
proper in the morning, it 10 necessary that ad
yerisements should be handed in at early hour
The day previous possible and especially before nine
s,eloek in the evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-21

Wing Senatorial Nomination In Connecticut.
NEw HAVEN, March 20, 1856.
James j. Babcock, ESQ, editor Of the Palladium
this morning nominated for State Senator for the New
Haven district by the wing convention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-21

Tn. DErTH OF DEsPATR.-The Charleston
Me, curry has nominated Franklin Pierce for
reelection to The Presidency. VIM II, Seward
gry ak. c.uIsgc a!tsl hat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-21

KOtHF<TEH
The Coroner, jury in the case Of Emma Moore, have
rendered the following verdict-The deceased came 10
her death tfownng bat whether she crowned herself
voluntarily or otherwise the jury, from the testm.uy
are unable TO say.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-21

sued his spring hatan elegant brilliant and
article combining strict adherence the dictates Of fash
with the greatest for the wearer friend,
arriving visit, confidently recommend the
articles Of his msnuaetnre residents don't need be
vsed they to get their tles Of him stores nm
der the Prescott House, Broadway and a. l.. Patton e.
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The Pennsylvania Legislature.
HARRISBURG, March 90 1856.
The House to day passed bills incorporating eleven
new banks, four Of which had already passed the
Senate.
The Senate adopted resolution to adjourn the 18th
Of April.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-21

u s. ship Cobsttution vas at Porto Grande Jan. 80
TO sail Immediately for Porto Praya Cape vsrd Island.
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NORFOLK MAreh 20, 1906.
The United States frigate Columbia. flag ship o. the
home squadron, which arrived here Sunday, had
fifty cases Of yellow fever board.
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VtFfNC ExpIOBfOh III OOdI Flu NJ Cn6sSef~
field, Va.
RICHMOND, March 20, 1885,
terrific explosion occurred ut the Midlothian coal
pits Chesterfield last evening Sixteen persons
taken out living, and eight dead and all viii probably
die 1t ia supposed there fifty in the pit at the
time. The explosion was caused by blast.
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spetlen.-By particular request, shall hereafter ssf
all bonds at auction eithost charging the accrued
which the they sold Boayd n Rroker
and gives the purchaser tho benefit Of knowing hen he A.
bidding for any bonds eraey .he price that be l. buyfn
them for, without int, calculation Abo te
which change VII no doubt he appreciated ~ bu yer 1,
we'll a. the seller Shoult parties however sesire Al
time ~ 'e their bonds the accrued insre, sad
70 The yurelsse shall announce the ana
lrtpHh ny sdvsrtivemep's ~
AhbEKr IA. NIcuLAY No a sr.xs ..,..,
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Know Nothing Victory In Virginia.

FREDERICKSBURG (va.), March 20, 1855.
At the city election, yesterday for Mayor and other
city officers, the Know Nothing candidates were gene
rally elected. Mr.. Caldwell, the Know Nothing clnd
date for Mayor elected by 1856 majority, and the
entire Council ID Of the order Of "Sam.o
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NORFOLK, March 20, 1855.
ship California Packet, and a bark, name unknown,
came In collision last night In Hampton Rosds Both
seriously injured and assistance has been sent TO
tHaVr
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Brooklyn City News.

Destructive FIRE-About O'Clock last evening" hre
broke out in largo wooden building in Hoyt street. be-
tween Livingston and schermerhorn streets occupied
a carpenters shop. A large Quantity Of material was
contained In the building great portion Of which
destroyed. The fire extinguished before the build
ing was entirely burned down. Damage about 5000.
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Of the sloop otwsr Falmouth had died Of yellow
fever. Capt. johnson en- two Of the crew Of the
schooner d. @. Brooks fer this port, had also died
Of the same disease. An arrival at this port from
Porto Cabello reports the fever very bad there The
frigste Columbia, Of the Home squadron, recently
arrived at Norfolk from the West Indies, had fifty
cases Of yellow fever on board.
James Irwin, implicated as Accessory before the
fact in the murder OF Bill Poole was brought before
Judge Morris yesterday, on habess corpus. Argu
ment was heard for and against his being admitted
to ball. and the Judge will give his decision in the
matter this morning. A report Of the proceedings
befo:e the Court may be found elsewhere.
The Board OF Ten Governors met yesterday, but
the business transacted was of routine character
merely. There were 1884 persons in the public in
stitutions under the control Of the Amshouse De-
pa,tment on the 18th inst slight decrease on the
previous week.
Patrick Hearn and Joseph Hall were each yester-
day bound over in one thousand dollars bonds to
answer charges of keeping gambling houses. The
Mayor has determined to Hproot all the hels in the
city, great and small.
TIE anniversary of the Ladies' Union Aid Society
of the Methodist Episcopal Church, instituted for
the relief Of aged and intrm members of that body
was held in the church in Mulberry street last even
ing, and was well attended. Rev. Mr.. Hagsny,
pastor, took the chair, and eloquent addresses in
support Of the charity were made by Rev. Drs Be
thuae, Durbin and Foster. The ladies contemplate
building large asylum on the plan Of that in Ho-
ratio street, near Carmansvile, and about 81 ,000
was subscribed In order to lay basis for the under
| taking.
The steamer Oregon succeeded in forcing her way
through the Ice in the North river on Monday night
and reached Albany yesterday morning-the first
trip this spring. In the course of week the river
| will no doubt be in fine navigable condition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-21

Genin's Spring Styles or Gentlsmea's Hats
and caps are now ready at 2l4 Broadway, opposite st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-21

Helodeons IS ID. q m w. Smiths Mei.
leone tuned the equal 10 found only
.he mu.ic and piano Of HORACE WATERS gg3 rona
The trade supplied on the most reasonable terms