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Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-06-07

Anew Haven city election took place to-day
Alfred Blackman, the Democratic candidate for
Mayor, was elected by 900 plurality, and 100
majority over all opposition. The entire general
ticket Of the Democrats il elected.
NoRwicH, June AT our city election VIM.
l.. Brewer, Democrat, on the largest vote ever
given in this city, was elected Mayor by over two
hundred majority, and every candidate on the
Democratic ticket for Alderman, Common Coun-
Gil, Clerk, Sheriff, &C., was elected by about the
same majority. Great pjoicings in the street.
The Know+nothings majority in the town last
April was over three hundred
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-06-07

IMPORTANT RUMoR.-ToRosTo, June, Sit
is rumored here that the British Government has
ordered the continuance Of the seat Of govern
ment at Quebec, notwithsta ndng the decision of
the Provincial Parliament to remove the same TO
Toronto. The reason assigned is the possibility
of Cuban difficulties placing the British Govern
ment in antagonsm with the United States, in
which case a question Of defence would require
that the Government remain ut Quebec. The
rumor, though improbable SO far as regards the
cause assigned, is generally credited.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-06-07

ELECTION AT CHIcAeo.-CHIcAeo, June s.
Five wards in this city gave 609 majority against
the liquor law and large majority for Canton
for Supreme Judge.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-06-07
FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
VIRGINIA.

June TIT
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-06-07

Lord Paimerston stated In Parliament that
Gen. Coronini's proclamation Of martial law in
the Principalities only referred to persons en-.
gagged in inducing Austrian soldiers to desert.
POLAND.
An imperial ukase authorizes the Polish
treasury to effect loan for the current ex.
penses of the army in Poland.
GREAT BRITAIN.
A great debate occurred in the House Of
Commons on the oath, on D'Israelis motion
Of want of confidence, and expressing dis
satisfaction with the ambiguous language and
uncertain conduct Of the government.
Sir Francis Barring, in behalf Of the govern
ment, moved an amendment regretting the
failuse Of the conferences, and promising every
support TO continue the war.
D'Israeli and his party dashed the govern
ment especially Lords Palmerston and Russell
The latter replied, defending his conduct at
Vienna. The debate was continued on Friday,
when, on n division, there we're 2l9 for Dis
reali, and 3l9 against his motion; consequently
the ministry stands.
Earl Gray made similar motion in the
House Of Lords, but withdrew it.
The bill aboshing newspaper stamps was
read second time in the House Of Lords,
when Parliament adjourned to the 4th of June.
On the Gath, Lord Palmerston had private
meeting of the members Of Parliament in his
house, when over 200 were present. He asserted
the unaninity Of the government, and declared
the intention Of prosecuting the war. The pro-
ceedings we're harmonious.
1t was expected that by June goth every
available man in Great Britain belonging to
the infantry regiments will have embarked for
the war.
| II was expected that an unconditional pardon
Of Smith OBrien would be obtained.
! The ship G. l.. Sampson, Of New York, was
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-02
NO. 80.
City Intelligence.

BrRSED TO DrArH.-Tbe woman Mrs. Ellen Mcfarland,
Who Was burned Sunday night al her residence, I'D
ots street, by her clothes catching Ere from the stove
died at the New York Hospital yesterday, from the
effects o. the injuries received the above
aiDg. An inquest VIII be hed the body Of the de-
eea,ed to-day. The daughter Of the deceased wa,
viii remembered, arrested for setting h.r mother
clothes on fire. bat there probability of establish
ing the charge. The daughter, Anne McManus states
that the deceased intoxicated and accidentally fell
into the FIRE.
FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE HUDSON RIVERA few days
Eince accident happened the HUDSON river, 70
who crossing the ice little ueio~ Kings.
ton when the ice broke and they drowned II APP
pexre the evidence received at the Coroners in
quest THAI they started from the opposite side Of the
river had been thawing for the last two days. and
II was III Dug hi by some that the ice would bear
them but the others deermn ned to go. They had not
got quarter Of the way before the ice broke and
they beirg together we're all drowned. Toe bodies
AL been aimee recovered but they were not ree1gnzed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-02
Christian Home for the Benefit of Female

Christian Home for the Benefit of Female
servants--The undersigned, whose pames may appear
subscribers 10 the funds, officers patrons of
protested organized society under the above designa
ton, find to be duty 70 caution the public against
being inhaled by the appearance of ther any
document paper connected therewithas they believe
regular organization OF such an institution has bees
effected acvatageously be, under the auspices
OF the lady who has lately been soliciting subscriptions
to it, with subscription book other papers in witch
eur names appear-in some given under
representations and in others used without Authority
New York, Jan. 20, 1850
As Contributors OF Funds,
j. B00RMAN, Is Washington square.
PETER COOPER, No. 8 Lexington avenue.
JACOB A: WESTERvELr, 3os East Broadway.
c. VANDERBILT, 10 washinton place.
NEW YORK, jan 25, 1855.
Whereas we, the undersigned, have been represented
as officers of The Institution known the " Home of
Protection and Instruction for the benefit of Female
Servants, " IL Is to state that discaim any
right to be considered so, inasmuch have
been formally officially informed Of appointment
the ladies' and that organization effected.
EsSEY LOWELL,
ELIZABETH M. REMSEN,
CoRNELIA V. PARKER
The undersigned having by their signatures expressed
their approval Of the objects and ends OF institution
ton for the benefit OF Female servants beg leave
say that they Of understood the Institution
to be duly organized and placed under the and
pervisOn Of proper committee OF ladies'. Presupposing
such organization, they still recommend the object
or anything beyond this they desire to be understood
mot giving their appoval New York. JAM 25 1880
FRANCIS l.. HAWKS
GEORGE b. CHEEVER,
JAMES W. ALEXANDER,
GEORGE POTTS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-02

A sSlGNEE'S SAILED. HoUGH, AUCTI0NEER,
A. NJ at public sale all the good, containedn the four
story dwelling IS Warren street, opposite the Hudson
River Railroad depot consisting of rich Turkey velvet,
Brussels and ingram floor and stair carpctng two spen
didly carved rosewood paror suits OF furniture, in
French brocnele elegantly carved rosewood piano
FORE warranted, lady's secretary, beautifully finished
French pier and oval glasses in elegant frames several
very valuable oil paintings and fruit pieces by Street
and Others rosewood centre and other fancy
tables, with statuary tops rosewood quaretes broca.
tee and lace curtains reception and easy chairs In satin
cloth and gold brocade; also variety OF rose good,
mahogany, and walnut gothic and Elizabethan bed
stesds bureaus, washstnds SOFAS etes, mahoga-
chairs rockers quilts, blankets hair mattresses of
bles magnificent basque, paran and china vases and
figures of rich and classical designs, gold band and
whits china tea SETS paran marble figures, ivory table
cutlery, silver plated savers castors, cake baskets
spoons forks, tea service, plain and crystal cut glass
ware Wines preserves decanters, &c, all to be sold
without reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-02

DALE RING TIE BAIL SEASON, TAYiOR'S
ID saloon, tctwe-n Prince and spnny sts 4ii ~
Kept open TIL one ociock 70 seeommos,e person. ih
Ing 70 tale supper
nOwNISG ,-rTENED TERRAIN - HAVE rms
H. day received superior Dot ~ Linn Bsy Exg Terra.
pm, well known % southern egGeare., shieh all
serve up, and ssni 10 any part % NJ city Alto, Ut
81 superior oysters. THOMAS nOwNiXG
~. bsv.l sIsssG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-02
HARD TIMES.


A PUBIC MEETING or TIE THIRTEEN III
N Ward Relief Association, will be held on Friday
evening, February y al = O'Clock, at Onjerd0nk
Hal, corner OF Clinton and Grand streets III. cit z.ns
Of the invited attend as business Of mpor
lance will be trogsht before the meeting.
JOHN H. BRIGGS, Pre-. ident
Wv. v. ". iOnkLK, sec. DaNt. u. fAMHi-, Urea.
n Ia gkLAauREK OF HE THIRTEENTH WARD
l. Relief Association returns his H'ncer. thanks, IN
behalf ~ the organization, 10 the Rev. Kuel Hanks
tor and aiso 20 the trustees Of the ~ T. Church At
iorncy street Delaney Tor the liberal collections
and donations taken last sunday after noon amounting
10 so 10. DllNL u. SAMAilS treasurer.
TIVE lREASt KtR o. THE lHiRTEENfH WARD
i Relief Association gratefully acknowledge the ~.
ccipt 81 eight dolars from Lewis Epstutt F.l being
portion u the proceeds Of given by the TuncE
babnk Nu,e Band, 81 Penn wanna 10 aid Of the poJr
and destitute Of this city.
DAM. 7. stMAis Treasurer
HNil. TREASURER or THE THIRTEENTH WARD
hehei ASSOCIATION gratefully ackno Wtedge. the re-
tepi :" ssoo brng The portion awarded to them ~ the
proceeds 81 the opera House Ball for the relief the
poor and suffering Of the city snd also beys %
return the tincere thanks % the Association 10 r. ~.
peyisr Ozasn Esq for hi knenesa In avoc atng their
claim. DANIEL y. sAMMls Treasurer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-02
SPORTING, sc.

MAMMOTH NEWFOUNDLAND AND ST BERNARD
Uv pups, King Charles span.ls. scotch and In. sh
black and tan rat terriers and all the choicest brsed.
always on hand. Mstchless dogs Kept expressly for
stock Please copy the address, 200 Water strest
ner OF Fulton, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-02

CBERlfFS SALE.-BY VIRTUE or A WRIT OF
- execution 10 directed and delivered viii expose
for sale vestbuIe OF the City Hail. In the city
New York the 7th day u March, 1850 AZ IL o'clock
at noon all the right title and interest Of the lattng
Observatory Association which they had the eth lay
of October 1854 any time thereafter, Of In and 10
certain lease Of years and months from May 1852
at rent OF ST. 10J. one thousand hundred pc
quarterly The following the described pro-
perty, 20 witAh that lot place parcel OF ground
situate lying and being In the city Of New York, ds
scribed follows, viz Beginning the northery sds
OF Forty econd street distant two hundred aud thirty
four feet easery from the northeast Of Forty
aior Forty second street twenty x feet thence north
erly on line parallel with the Sixth avenue,
bred feet and i've inches TO centre line Of the bccx
and equidstant between Forty second and Forty third
streets thence westerly and parallel with Forty second
street. twenty six feet, thence south.ry and parallel
with Sixth avenue hundred feet aud Ave inches. 70
said norbery eide Of Forty second street the point or
or parcels ground which taken together are escrbi
as follows, yiz.;-Begnning the southery side Of
Tcry third street distant two hundred and eight feet
,sterly from the soutnsastsriy corner Of Forty thr
street and sixth avenue running thence sasterIy along
the raid soutbery side Of said street seventy fet
thence touthefly and parallel with said sixtn .yenu-
one hundred feet and five inches to the centre ne OF
the block, and equdistapt between Forty-sesond aud
Forty third streets thence westerly the sad centre
line eight feet thence northerly Ia said soute
line 81 Forty third street bundred feet and ny-
inches, 20 the point place OF beginning. Also the
large aud costly building thereon known the Iettinx
observatory. Also, the large brummoDl light er-ct.
in the up II sA observatory. Also large luutlty Of
barroom and saloon fixtures toe lower part " the
observatory. JOHN 0issER, Sheriff
TH0s CAkliN, Deputy sheriff
Dated January 20, 1850.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-02

FRO TBE PCBIIc.-THgRg "A Now III AfuSp.
Il apes AZ IL. HFSDEf1-Ds's onos as Brsa4-.y
tnfner y @rand street, eight p.rs0ns who w-rw bi
from ibnshmston, but rho have be~u RESTORED - fsat
- he usAiHsbt u d. within the past ioaf ss0pths
Al tisons interested invited 70 saii ssd sta
Ter bsmtstres, between the hoarr q ~ ani v n
tfuD. Ns,s -ssne ~ thsss czsss have BEN - st-d
Hrs tLss Sc yssss SO hs.savsy eorasr Il dread s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-02
POLITICAL.


ITO 1HK ELECTORS or THE FIFTH CoUhCL bIs.
Il trtet, Fourth ~ard.-Ata Ieg alnr meeting ~ IA.
democratic Republican, Ward Committee Of the fourth
ward, ben on the 25th inst ;, Il was uEanltno = y
Resolved, That the committee act a. vigilance c3a
mtiee ior TIE purpose Of fnrhsns the election n John
bauleb IN. r.gur democratic can date Tor Council
man OF the fth district, at ~. -. ciAl .isst 70
held st the sbAt are Hotel on Tu..isy ne.i ~.
sth Of February.
Jo.sI koss, William Baird
Patrick toyle Charles y Doughsf'y.
Jossrh Nathsrs. Iu.t.yu. I.teh
fanck Asrck, James ". Upton
John W Aver, Joseph Hilton,
1tofg hArHant George H. Btcktoid.
- ~ lyons Ih1nAs " Shsftgaa,
". ,o'iAahy, Eu.sna.l Jo.sphs,
J. ". fanp.e, Patriei Mes,e.
John r-s'hey' James Ago
Ifcips fseTts, John K4chArfa,
Henry J, Burnett, Jane. foartnsy
gobn Iykt DAnl@l " Jisfa-,
=. W Oakley, teorye W RAJ
John ,onbsry, william Haslsi
John h'arn'y, Paities kisfnnp,
Herman Hy.r., r. C. Marti.
Henry NsiHsa, James Moonsy
refer b.eits JOIN Wits, ~,
IAW'ek i@tn-L John Rsrry,
BbjAmin ~ Ntleb, Edsard MsfaY
George Terrell.
T. " OAKLEY chsifnsn.
G I,,a,9, y W ~, n.r, s.,r.,.r..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-02

LNuGENE b. FRANKLIN, AUCITONEER-BY FRANK
IL LIN NICHOLS, Office 81 Nassau street,. q N.
would most respectfully to their friends and
the public that they win give their prompt attendance
to sales Of household furniture merchandise, &c. at
private residences and stores
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-02
Jersey CITY Intelligence.

RoRnERy OK Furry BoAT.-0n Wednesday afternoon
Mrs.. Palmer, residing in Jersey city had her pocket
picked Of purse containing $50 in money and check
fcr 5000 she had taken out her purse to give some
change 20 beggar and IL is supposed that woman, ap
parently lady who by the side OF her PICKED her
pocket. The payment OF the check has been stopped
but the thief las not been discovered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-02

~ ROCERIEs, R0CKAwAY CARRIAGE, MACCARONI,
NJ and hardware day, at 81 Dey street, corner
Of Greenwich segars, teas, sugars, coffee, buck wheat
herrii 60, chocolate currants, slmon1s brandy, GIN
rum, wines, cordials, chsmpsgne, sardines soap can
dies whips saddery, knives and forks Va, squares
scales and weights, balances chisel, shears saloon
furniture, &c. w. A CARTER Auctioneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-02
BILLIARDS.

DIIIIARD TABfEs-wE HAVE on HAND A LARGE
I'D stock OF rosewood and mahogany tables, With
slate and marble beds suitable for private public
One second hand table for sale, at bargain GRIP.
9TH DECKkR, 20 Ana street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-02
iDVERYIsEMENTs RENEWED EVERY Day
LECTUREe.

LECTUREb.
4 INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FEI.L0wS.--POI.AR
star Lodge, No 34o.-Brotber j. ~ Fisher will lee.
tare before this Lodge interesting subject AZ their
Lodge roorn 20 Canal street. this (Friday) evening
oommsncing at O'Clock. The members Of the order ia
general ana the public invited 10 attend.
by order. Th0S. BLOOD, y. q.
8. CoRTIaSD Van BRusr, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-02
FUHNITUR.E.

T,URSrTURE ANY PERSON HAVING FURNITURE
II for sale cheap, suitable for small family, may
lear OF cab customer BY addressing, postpaid, Mr..
T., care VI e. Egri'y, l4s s.x,h kYsnpe,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-02

DY c. A. WATERBURY, AUCTI0NEER GREAT AT
Id traction-rbis day, Friday Feb. 2 at store, 80
bread street, by order of the importers brilliant da
mond ewery; costly invoice OF line diamonds, SGT in
fashionable Paris style; also, fine gold watches,
with extra and finish, made by Breteng Freres
Jules Jurscnten, Tobias, johnson, Koskel and many
others Of equal fame. Also, silver fer table
The assortment Is various and every article Is first
goods This sale is without any reservation by cata-
logue, for cash, ut l016 O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-02
EpSW~4A,EEDD. sCh h NIX, AUCrioNEER EDWARD

INDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER EDWARD
II sCHENCK will sell at auction this day at IL O'Clock.
ent OF diamond jewelry, enamied and hunting watch
es. &c The diamond jewelry consists of cluster and
single stone pins and rings in rich Partisan settings
diamond sets of brooch earrings and bracelets ladies'
enameled Watches set with diamonds Jules Jurgensen
Watches double time keepers and independent onds
and large invoice Of Raske Tobias, Cooper, Rgby 4
Eent and others Buyers would do we'll to attend AZ
this sale is Of the best Of the sale positive
Terms cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-02

voudersmith-Bowery Drug Store, No. iJs,
above Broome streetA certain for pped hands
and lips vondersmth's camphor ice It has failed
in single instance. DR.. winners toothache pills; 10
viii cure any toothsche in few minutes. DR.. Wilmer
pile supposioy Is warranted 10 cure In every case IL
has persons who have been troubled With them for
the years Sold only at the Bowery drug store
No. 15s, above Broome street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-02

CHER1F'ssAIE or DRY Goods, &c.-oN FRIDAY,
~ Deb. 2 1s55, st 10 O'Clock A. ~, at $40 Broadway
consstif Of general sssortns.nt Of dry Rocs fan
rel. .s4so''I c.IAinl Z, axis, gsIts, stIS, &C
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-02

Grand Sale OF Winter Clothing.-SIOO,0OO
worth Of clothing, manufactured by three of the
leading houses in Broadway for sale at half price, at
EVANS clothing warehouse, 60 and ts Fulton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-02

Broken Banks-Present Value.-Au city
banks taken at par Government Stock, 10 cents Wheat
Growers, IS; Bridgeton, 30; Washtenaw, 40; Lewis
County 30 Indiana banks, co. at EVANS clothing
house, Gu and 6S Fulton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-02

- GEORGE COOK. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., MAT
NJ tresses, crockery, &c, AZ 17s Greenwch street
between Dey and Cortlandt streets. GEORGE viii
sell above, at loI1 O'Clock this morning, general
dining tables desks counters mattresses, pillows bed
steads, crockery, 10 dozen porters' lamps platform
scales &c. Sale positive for cash. without regard to
weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-02

Llneng-Llnens.-Ju Received from Auc-
ton large stock Of table Cloths Napkins doylies aud
table damasks which win offer this morning at great
barge ms 10 Of fine shrting linens at 2s, 2s
Cd and S. per yard, slightly damaged by water the
voyage Of Importation, and worth more by aity per
cent Il. H. LEADBEATER SAT Broadway,
corner of Leonard street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-02

Arson Daguerreotypes, Large Size, for 80
sents-colored and in nice case, twice the size
taken for so CENTS and equal in quality and any
that made elsewhere for 81. ANS0N'S $50 Broad
way, opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-02

MN. WITTEo AUCrIONEER-wlLL SELL ON SA-
tnrday, at l,, O'Clock AZ l3T Canal street, all the
gentee parlor, chamar and kitchen furniture consist
ing OF SOFAS rocking al other chairs French plate pier
glasses, Brussels and ohr carpets oil cotl bookcases
marble top tables extern tables and other
bedsteads hair and other mattresses feather BEDS blank
ELS marble top dressing BUREAUS, wash, islands, ward
robes, cooking stoves, crockery, asd plaiedware.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-02

Gayler's Reliance Salnmnnder Safcs.-Only
depot 205 Pearl opposite Fletcher street No safe
reliable against fire and burglars than GAYLERS Hun
drsds have proved practically useful to merchants jew
elers. &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-02

TOHN W. soMERISDYKE, AUCrIONEER AGE
81 sale of laundry fixtures, On Friday, Feb 2, at
IL O'Clock, the mort beast OF sixth
Forty second street the following goods boiler 10
irons rec furnaces steam pipes Croton pipes wash
pertaining 10 the laundry busine. Also, good horse
wagon and harness. JOHN W. SOMERINbYKE
for Narf1a1.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-02

A UCTION sAIE.-SAMuEL O560OD, AuCTIoNEER,
"A will sell, at MS store, % Nassau street, this
ing, choice assortment OF rich furs and sleigh robes
The furs consst OF the best oereo at auction this
Those in want of good furs for their and
also the trade would do we'll 70 attend this SALE the
manufacturer is leaving the country and all must DO
sold.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-02

that Professor HOLLOWAY has been presented TO most
OF the potentaes OF Europe Because the public Is not
deceived the intrinsic worth of these famous medi
cipes Almost any case OF asthma, or settled cold on
the chest IL cured by rubbing in plenty OF oint-
and using the pills sold At the manufactures 20
Maiden lane New York and 244 Strand London, aud by
all druggists, at 25c., o2Isc and 81 per pot box
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-02

Popular Trade.-E. HI. Lcadbeater, No. 347
Broadway is selling spring silks nj U.s. and 5s that cost
bs rich ribbons from L. up and shawls bareges lawns
and delaines equally cheap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-02

Exchange-A Splendid Piano, Rosewood, al
most and warranted, will be exchanged for a
secondhand piano, sold at great sacrifice for cash.
necessity compelling the TO do BY Mr.. Weber
permission, 1t may be seen at l03 West Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-02

mopohtan Art Association announce brief postpone
of the distribution from the 30th Of January TO
lively take place The managers find IL necessary to
make the above change owing TO the delay in compet
ing the building Of the galleries and the reception OF
works Of art which necessarily deferred the publishing
Of the illustrated catalogue until late in December,
thereby preventing the general circulation desired
among the distant Secretaries friends Of the
citation To all those who have not yet subscribed, the
last opportunity Is presented Any one subscribing
previous TO the 2sth Of February will he entitled 10 the
magazines for 1896 The payment Of 81 entities any
any Of the three dollar magazines for the
1855. Subscriptions received at No Aston House. and
At the Knickerbocker Office, 34s Broadway, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-02

nNUNIs MORREII, AuCTIONEER. STOCK OF
I rich and plain furniture, made by an extensive
uuactnrer, will be sold without reserve, this morn
ing,t IL o'clock, at 304 Broadway, corner Of Duane
street consisting of rosewood &c. par.or chamber
Heerds; 70, a number Of oil paintings in rich gilt
frames ais sofas, chairs, rockers, suitable for ship
pers.