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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-09

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roas si'y, = The bath q fhis. psonl,inx ,ns 80
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~ his Nj 10 sfeensoeS feostary, snS vi ~ 81
tended 9Th ocasl1erabs srFsnss w. have hen psc1
sfiy removed t~eersifs mAnsft 'b~ssfsfs tahe
this method - oar % 10 rpofe rensfess W epssssssee
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fss Ing g. the tf tale the ht~rty a s~n1lag thAs Go.
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49,. ill psa4s call ., lp Wss<f str~Ss ~ ssvs
IL Il tie HssAsB ores. ytilxa AiikN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-09
corossers' IssQueses.
BuPrOanD INYANrrOrna.


Coron3r Wilhelm held tnquest on weanAsday Il -
house Of Thomas shAptern No. 90 Avenue d, upoa ~
body Of male infant about week old, which ~
found dead in the PRIV attached 70 thess prsuisss
From the evidence adduced the occa don Il Appssse
covered the body Of The child IL WAS taken out u g..
fink under the coroners direction and poss rnortoD
examination made upon the body decsassd b. Nd
Hasei The physician testified that he found ths usrsu
of superficial violence upon the left breast whore there
Wa deep ,n,on s11" ~ '..;sa Chs ssss
with the brain peath In the opinion Of the doctor
caused by these wounds. No clue could be obssinss
child. The jury rendered verdict Of 'nesth from Ca
Jures inflicted by some person or persons 70 the saa
unknown"
Az UNKNOWN MAN POUND DROWNED.
Coroner oponneiI held Inquest wednesday. sees
Battery upon the body Of an unknown man about 3
years Of ase who found floating In tho water od tS
point; deceased i've feet X inches in height hs 80
no vhiskers, hor brown hair. Deceased wore IN -
pnee coat hickory shirt old satlu vest agursA. kus
9erais old shoes and blue cotton s,oekings. lie ~
been IN the water about "a hours. The Jury in Ms
o@ss renSea, r verde, "a, q Pound drow there
hong 'ounn on te person OF the Gcoca$ by which he
could be identified
BcRsrD To DKAm.--coroner oDonneli was called ppo>
Friday 10 bold m inquest upon the body OF . msa
named Jacob Carpenter who burned 20 death o.
Thursday night by the sni,loa OF barrel Of whsssy
The distlery Of Frederick Luthers In Fortieh str~sG
near siA'h avenue The deceased was drawing OH soss
Of the combustible fluid when the barrel 10 the noor
and the liquor running out isnc nom the lamp whiok
standing close bcdc the spot, enyei0ping Gar
Yenter in shee, OF fame. He badly burned that
be died III tow minutes after he rescued from
Ttemises The jury Ia the rendered verdict u
death from burns accidentally received ut tho vnsgG
dis,illety OF Frederick Lnibers." The deceased
about ~ years OF age, ard was native 81 Germany.
AoclpnTALY kniJD Iy FAILING ZION DunpSo.-
Coroner o'Donnen held inquest Friday upon ths
body ola laborcr, named Owen Boyle who Aodidca
tally hilcd BY falling from the building -
Murray street mud College place The jury, hearing
the tesiimon, oi The n0hcu employed ia the oonsrsc
lion OF the store rendered verdict 81 Death from
precision Of The brain produced by fall accidentally
ceiv,d nj building In Murray street" The deoSasss
yas thirty -four years Of age, and leaves vile Aaa
family.
ACCIDENTALLY BHowSrp. Coroner Wilhelm held ss~
ques, Friday upon tie body Of little g nine ysssS
Of age, named Lucy Martin, who accidentally
drowned by falling through the pier At the foot Of Hass
ersly street The deceased had been sent crraa1
by her parents who reside AT 6l5 Green ~ch street. an
not returning NJ the expected time seareh wasmadH ~
her when the deceased found floating In the wsts
~ above stated. The jury, IN rendsring VERDICT q
drowning" censured thee. parties having the dock -
charge io leaving II in huch unprotected ani 0aA
grfouH condition
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ExcuEEsT.-A most revolving murder committed
about three miles west Of Clyde Sunday night A
young named Andrew Murphy had dispute sun
day morning with another man, whose have
not learned. IL II supposed that sunday evening
Murphy murdered BY blows the head from axe
after which his lfeess body placed the track
the New York Central Railroad, 10 make Il appear If
possible that he had been Killed by the The
press and freight train which ef, this city sunday
evening may have possibly run across the body Of the
murdered man. but those In charge Of the train knew
nothing Of the matter. When the night express
up early on Monday morning the fireman thought he
saw by the light u the furnace something like body
lying beside the track at the place above mentioned
When the trar reached the next station the pilot ~ the
engine examined, and on II was found blood,
trais &c. which indicated that human body had been
mutated Parties went TO the designated spot three
miles this side Of Clyde and there found the body Of
Murphy horribly mangied The alarm given st once
and hundreds went 20 the spot II apparent that
the man had been murdered with sharp Instrument,
and that hi body had been Afterwards placed on the
truck. A bloody axe found the place,
which put end 10 all doubt 70 the In which
the unfortunate man came To hia end.-Rocher Union,
SeTs. L.
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Fires In New York.

About seven O'Clock Thursday night Mr.. Jacob Ia
TIER proprietor q the vinegar mandatory fotieh
street, opposite the Crystal faaec, drawing 81
whlskey, when II accidentally took Are, burning Mr
Luther badly bis sou, boy aged aboat IA years and
of the workmen, named Jacob Carpenter rushed In
e. ex'ngush the flames, At which time a barrel a
rhskoy exploded throwing the burning uid all the
mhn, who badly burned that b. expired shortly
at6wafdr Mr. Luther u Is supposed viii recover The
damage 10 the building and loss If STOCK il about s2,o
No Insurance.
FIRE IN gI0BTH AVENUE.
On thursday night about half past nine O'Clock some
clothing n The second story, front room ~ 10. i32
Eighth avenue took ere froin lamp which the girl
uIon the table while she opened The door IN doing
which the wind blew dress into the light settling tho
clothing instantly on Ore. II was extngushed The
house occupied by Mrs Nurcnberger Who estimates
her loss nj about $3.50 She has 81 900 her
furniture and clothing Ia the Citizens Insurance Com.
tany.
PIRE IN ALLEN STREET.
About two O'CLOCK thursday afternoon. Ore d.
eovefsd IN the attic Of the small frame dwelling
No Isl Allen street occupied BY Nj. frederck Cnrtis
sBd Nj. g. " Bunce. II originated from defect 10 the
chimney Tie flames communicates! 70 The roof Of ~.
49,, occupied ~ Mrs. Fuller whosc furniture. a., l.
Sasged about 400 She has an nsuranr, Il 81 $50 IN
he ACw York fte and Marine Insurance Company. Mr.
Miller. Who bearded with Mr.. Fuller bad biz fufnitnre
damaged ~ water 70 about 80 iie As an insurance
IN tie Rutgers Insurance Company fpg 800. The buih
ing NJ. 49, belongs 70 Mr. j. Gfay80n; - damaged
about 500 snd suppcsea 70 be covered Wy ,nsu,sucr
Nf. r. Curb lots he estimates AZ about 400 lie has
insurance 81 to9 lis ,egars tobacco, and furui
ure Ia the titis0ps Insurance Company ar. Bunce 4
ioss i about 40. 10 insurance. The buil4ny - Isl
i damaged about 800
FIRE IN MULBERRY sTHrrT.
About hsEpas. 10 O'clock on Thursday night, girl
10 getting s9ns articles from under ne bel 10 hg -
coma story front room IL house No. u Mulberry street.,
accidentally fet the bod valance IN IRE. n sas coon
stnguished. Logsaboui sso--no Insurance The room
was occupied by James shea The building belong 10
Alexander Mcclure and vas damaged about $40 and Il
insured In the broadway Insurance CcmpaDy bat he
anoun We could rot learn.
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isp frro~oss--Thsre we're two alarms u Or. On
Tur-isy night both rausd BY the bars,ns u esmphens
street ismps-one In Montgomery street nssr the ferty
rotIcs.-fenry Bronsrd and Hannah Kelly we're -
rested charged with being drum In ths streets TIE
form~r fnea " and the latter committed Tor to day.
John Travis an sxpobssxaAn, arrested Thvrs
sight charge o. btin9 drunk aisora~~y ses ,h,.s
going The lives " ,hs o1o~rs. Coenset for i9sr Jsys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-09

AocgDrsr on THE GssAr ws~Yxxr RAnsoAs--
~ kasaay nsshi train The Grss, wssi~rs Ess~V
yfssy bstiy srnsshsd up 81 fag~rsoi Thsrs sss
tasnss uppa sias ,rses When The trails sprs 49,
ifs~rfel ~ ips~nf.nx " stop ihs sr~~f vss n1sss
bs the absfr threw thu lcasns'ivf ~ so1 1900
fass s1rr. no snxsD~-r has hls bsssse - tee
pisces snd 'bs nf~nsa vaa srrt0usy wuAa~d IN -
gsss css vas ssTssn bui D, tayiss 4AaoASs 80 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-09

TAe Late Railroad Accident a Baxllngsom.
TO TIE ELIroR or THE HERALD.
In your article offFriday Last In relation to tho
distressing accident which occurred at Burlington you
fell into some errors which, doubt not you will pardon
me Tor correcting In the Grst place. you suppose that
there no statute in New Jersey s case AMI
THAT the only remedy against the company Is the com.
mon aw remedy But there l. statute this subject,
which u in the following words
Section l. Whenever the death OF . person shall be
caused by wrongful act neglect default tn act
Of neglect or default l. such would if death had
ensued have entitled the party injured to entertain
action and recover damages in respect thereof thea
and in every such hc who the corporation
which, would have been liable II death had ems aed
shan be liable 10 action for damages notwithstanding
the death Of the person and although the death
shall have been caused b. such circumstances IA amount
Zee 2. Every such action shall be brought by and in
the names OF the personal representatives, OF such do
ceased and the amount recovered in every such
action shall be for the exclusive benefit Of the widow and
next az kin OF such deceased person and shall BIO sri
bued such widow and next Of kin In the proportion
provided by law in relation TO the distribution Of per-
tonsl property left by persons dying nesate; aud In
every suea action the Jury may give such damages as
hey shall d. en- fair and just with reference to the pc
cuniary injury resulting from such death 90 the wife aud
next CT Kin OF such deceased person. provided that every
such action shall be commenced within twelve calendar
months after the death of such deceased person.
This statute gives remedy which the common law
does not give No action at law could be main.
tanned by the personal representative of person killed
Hut the common law remedy for persons who have
injured by the negligence of railroad ny remain
the same.
You also labor under mpre with re-
gard to the honesty Of the jures of New Jersey.
cye hardly contested case can found In the STATE
where the matter has been brought before a petit,
jury and the case argued by able counsel where the
railroad company monopoly, as II Is cslled has not
been worsted And The fear OF these very jurie
that makes the company active in packing the Legi,i
TUE 70 make laws to suit them, aud packing the courts
with judges TO construe them They have not yet cor
rrted the petit jury box and cannot do It, while there
IL vigant counsel 10 watch and that stock holder
or retainer OF the company Is put upon the panel aud
while he exercises the right Of challenging peremptoriy
three OF the jurors, which the Law gives him.
A JERsEYMAN.
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MORE Alb OUT COL. WALKERS OCCUPATION or San
JUAN, ETC.

We are just in after very pleasant short trip from
San Francisco. We found San Juan Del Sur in posses
sion of the celebrated Walker and his army who first
not disposed to allow to the lsthnius but
the firm and decided adopted by Captain Baldwin,
commanding the steamship Uncle sam brought the
hero to hr senses. Captain Baldwin armed number of
passengers guard Tor the treasure. Walker had
some fifty odd Americans, and about two hundred
tves with him, and intends trying 10 obtain recruits
from the California passengers. He succeeded getting
two OF ours but his hopes rested the crowd
going to California, whom We met at the rapids. We
brought from San Juan four five OF President
kinney's army-among them young Daniel Webster
From wha, and heard both knney's and Walkers
commissarat and quarterma sters departments
somewhat damaged. SAN FRANCISCO.
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uSotpohen city News.

IST1ADo --''n thursday evening. a. target osSs.
pany returning % The feny iimesliy arose ID.
rssuii ~ which iha, Jhn nsrs u Ne- Yoff asev
stietto md attempted fool play We tAksn b-4ors
the authorities and locked " fpf The night sal bv
morning .as dned a. apd - wsie rho y PATHS.
patrd III the ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-09
CENSUS OF NEW JERsEY--The following full re-
returns OF the ~ the several counties In this STATE
are announced We shall add 10 the table until II Ia


BUcKwHyAT. The Poughkeepsie Eagie aays,
people VII rejoice also 20 learn that the buekwhea crop
proinises thus far " b. very great one n l. very
early and stout as u grow In shis country pr
missing 70 bs double an svsrsss crop, or evea NOR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-09

CrNsus or NEWTON, MASS The census re-
Gently completed gives the following result shown
the LIST OF yune;Numbcr Of dwelling houses OIL; IA
miles, 16e inhabitants s,7o8 Under years Of age,
ss7 70 TO- sss 10 70 H. sss IS 70 70 et6 20 70 &c.
20, 81 % 10 100 In 1850 The popula,ion vas OF
acrease in eve ~ srs, i,761.
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LOST LAND WARRANTS.

80 49,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT BOUNTY LAND
dow o. John saunds oeceAse under The act Of Congress o
March 1896 was by 7th september 1855, mailed SUI
folk Va j. Thompson, bsnksr New York. and that the
has been lost All persons cautioned against
chasing the aamA. ~ application VIII be made " the Com
missioner Of Pcnsions duplicate Of snch warrant ard
have been taken 10 prevent The Issuing q patent
therefor. RfBPAH RABf.
sunSh, Ssnsemssd county Va. Ish Oct, 1888.
JoHS r. Knsv. Attorney.
NOTCH Is HEREBY GIVEN TuAT BOUNTY LAND
IN warrant No. <l1 for ~ issued n under he
OF Congress Of March 1864, by the 7 day
september 1855 mailed Al suffolk va 70 Thompson bank
err York and that the has beca lost Al persona
are sgsns, purchasing he aslappcsfon
be made The Commissioners OF Pensions for duplicate u
warrant and have been taken ne ssns
Of a patent therefor. JAMES BYhn
JoHs r. KIInr Attorney.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT BOUNTY LAND
IN warrant No. i2e4s, for 10 acres isuef 70 under
act a. Congress 81 N March ishs by Tb DAP u
September scs mailed Al Suffolk Va, 70 ~ fhnnpson bsnt
New York and hat he hss been os, Al per~o1s
cautioned against purchasing Me SAM A. appesios
be Me 10 The tomnxs1ner q Pensions iOr fnprA.e n
goh warrant ard steps have been Ise % p,sssa =. 'un'
snnok. S.nseusond county. Va, oct l2ih, 1855
Jons n knnY, Attorney.
NOTICE rs HHkHBy GIVEN THAT BOUNTY LAND
fCcugess 81 "a vNrrl 1865, ~ in daT Esq
cr1beT. 1st mailed Sufofk Va 70 J. Thnaps1n
New fcrk, and n, he hss been Lost All psrsals
cautioned against rarcfAsTg DC came - application vi ~
fDAoe r. No ulr nner " FtnsiaHf 1aprAa ~ aa@t
warrant ana ress iave been Akea Freven ~ ssgag q
r&feft ,tsrtifr GEtRgE GOODS0N
Tnl H. Nsusenond coanty IA trh t,es t,,s
JouE z, kHtT, Attorney
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-22
ANTHOLOGY.

A sTONTsHIN0 TO ALL MADAME MORROW, TIE
IN seventh daughter. las anatura gin W tel pv present
and fu and all the ~ NE even ne
nfssss Of he intendsd husband a6seni friends. snd all
bring together hose who separated who will ENJOY he
greatest happiness OF matrimonial bliss All who wish good
uoh call for relief apd comfort Thousands have
pressed their belief that abe VI the most wonderful as,roiogsi
N tho world that has been known, though shr pr
nohing but what reonncic~ble Philosophers NO
charge not sAshed. 70 browne street. bfsesn tannon
cautions pubs agans, ssologi-. who eopy her
ad' rrsisemen', reading similar % his
A wOEDER-BAvE YoU Sem rBY GfPsEy 0fRI.
call Al IS sullivan street where consnlsd with
al events o e fee ~ cent?. ~ BTbe 0ipses are me onlt
hat npsr tbs ~ which ads gentleman
can obtain the scoas q he opposite ger Charge crs
f,LATRyoYAfcE. ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, pYsryr
~ STA debility dyssntesy liver suts Old ulcers nar
vOusneAa lever and In rs form. rsmas rresn
lNss nssh4u bssersc. ard disease. - children cured
no kprins streei Broadway. rsAeSon ~ pAy.
CLAIRvoYANcg -LADfYs THR GREAT NRpfc Al.
W cnrtof Ant hos removed fon @pfinf street " is trans
nsrvousress rheumsan fenae Frex sArir and dtetses
q ctdfs cured az curabiej IS Nrn HAXF- bes
medical csrfoyansh Anefes sAi~feon given ~ - PAY
MADAME Ai.wIs. PROM PARIS. rFsurrs MR. ssg
1n vees q ladies fri Rerilsnlen H phr.Ioa@y 80
can - cuuFnhsa slau love marriage ~ ints as W
ne name q Ne lAfy ~ fetsnsn hes I'LL ulAffi Aso -
name & nef NsiffA he'6eaoc ~ Csssl @ftet
IAnAsE MYyKR PAS REM0YPD 10 Isi SEVENTH
~ avenue between TSen1y bird 4 eansg ID lfHsts
the eonhveA 70 't 49,, pffrett MH4 f~s H si'
raRgr&ee4 sfufrcfe. awvois bustss pre- ee stasaa
frepta psfsry 49, ~ faalsa Nsdafaf .sgef a..
vsrs~s u 80 th trvaeh ~ud sv zso, 49, sfta gra
Ut BE- g
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-22

EsOR LIvKRPoOI--UHITED STATES NAIL STEAM
ship PACIFIC. Capt Edrtdgs This steaushAp y III
depart with hs United etates malls fo EUROPE positively
Wednesday Nov r. II O'Clock ~ berh = lhs foot
comnodasoos for elegance ard Q mior, .pply 10 9
EDWARD X CULl.fHS So Wall street
Passengers requested bard By ii o. lock
Shippers please ske notice hat shps o. his limo cannot
carry goosn var All lotsrs mu.t Mas
through the Post ONCE any others viii be rcturn The
Notice The Of departure OF his line from New York
Win be- Saturday, commencing January every
Saturday and from Liverpool "Wednesday commencina
january e, and every alternate Wednesday
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! sssSs' y ~, 4 II ~ { as,sar, y-<--x Is@~.e.
- 1m<sYss. ~ tsfsx ~
* Wek vs~s tsssrasf % ~tmrs
.rgFeratE - st~fssk y s.rseinx
go sts ttsasts rrsisf e~s sf~u ssSf a s.fsse~
T. ~ SCALA. wlsA k@fs 80
. 10 snf k~r " a.
.tsafs stess~ ~~ts, sSS s.<s sr.1s~s.1
sss R4fsair4 fts efesrsrsAgas v
sfsssfn fsesn rFsssysus sssfff. ~ ~lb
ftr fpff $50. 49, 49, ri y.Ssa - rt..s 81
Iva 4~<A*ntsa Al fsisf W. sxs W sTAfHNNk
T4NNsHnl, 49, gsr. sA-r'aAs ~ 80. b..'... y.
NsFST F1fts tlssat fs&feffryt rft~Ns NNFfF 49,
~ tsa sk#e tGe< ~ fsts,sY rrs<s ~ f.s<ya
fnrtst No. 80 Y r.Astss, ~ Ne.,.a. srss !. :.
ssgtA "a % fr~ssts - o. 81 - - tefs~ 80 n
sff yes = ps-sss~ y ~ 80 q - Ntf- $50 -
- salst = ka1f~s.<1, t.sag@t = ~. a y ~
sees ~ faerf sFssf We frvt - l.hs - t~s
Pcs y~s~
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nrfCg ArD tYrycrr Al skDf1af. AID kyst sssi
W ~ Dr. WkkDUs rfsosssaAaA<'s yr~~f - chsf s~fs
rs~oes ass ska, as> ~sns ~to ~ - syar~Ts1 etr~,
sh ts<se To- boarA c.A @fsss - ssf 49,
n Az ri4o~ y ~ - sHy~yran<.y fAt1s
agrosss rs<Dess< unrr.Ssf u sssfJ f.Ssrl fr<~
ara
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-22

THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
mail sseamerA-The ships composing the line tho fol.
ATLANTIC, Capt West. PACIFIC, Capt Eidridxe.
BALTIC, Capt Coustock ADRIATIC CAPT -
These ships have been built by contract expressly gov
esnmsn. service Every caro- has been taken 10 hsr
ucon ~ also In their engnes
and their accumulation for for
elegance, and comfort Price Of passage New York
70 Liverpool IN nrst class cabin, $50 second do $5
elusive use o. extra size state rooms $25; from Liverpool
new York. ~ and ~ guneas experienced surgeon At
tached 70 each ship No bePh secured unit pa Aid for
PROPOSkD DATEE or hAILlNH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-22

FOr freight or passage app'V 20
EDW'D X COLLINS, 81 w all street N. Y.
brown, sH1PLEY 90. Liverpool.
STEP HEN kENNAKb A. 90, n Austin Frars, London
u. q. WAINWRIGHT co, Paris.
The OF these shps Will be accountable gold
silver bullion, specie jewelry precious ua
Ness bills ladng sg,ed hereor and the thereof
therein expressed.
shippers please take notice that the ships of cannot
goods contr aband Of war.
Al letters pass through tho pos, Office any will
returned
for 1850 VIII be Saturday commencing January ard every
alternate saturday; and from Liverpool Wednesday co
mencing Jan. rs, alternate "Wednesday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-22

TroR sALE.--AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY IL NOW
In offered sober and industrious wishing TO engage
IN the cart business For particulars apply at 10 Suffolk
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-22

IrOR SALE-THE FIRST CLASS THREE STORY AND
basement brick house and lot % West thirty second
cy and will be sold bargain Apply 70 FOOT WORTH
No Trinity Building, Ill Broadway
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T,OR SALE--STE AMSHIP TENNESSEE OF ll5O TONS
IL register built Baltimore Of the Maryland
oak in tie strongest manner diagonay strapped with iron
uncommonly boat very fast aud her consumption OF
coal moderate. VIII be sold low. Apply 10 MORTIMER
LIVINGSTON. IS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-22

NJ Lamont. PAfiR AND LosDOs rHYHIctAr
wi ard surgeon sasaf ~ shs Ne1irsl Afussr ns
rass Quo. a s eassJ ma dur. as page !, sasssy
msfsd an psf' eissiy ss.~f ~ t-~vss pr
rsi. fhsAgs ~ T.srs rs<a 81 Read -
70 brtsdrsy frya ~ An " and 1trs. Hsfsasys 90
tsy.<d
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-22

7coR sALE.-THE ELEGANT BROWN STONE THREE
liz basement house and lot No Boorman place,
West Thirty third street The house now undergoing tho
win be newly paniedparors and hall In tresco
OF the most desirable residences In New fork For
sale At bargain, by FOOT WORTH No. Trinity Bud
Ing Ill Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-22

L hns. hs prSct,o slss a eae.se n vtlsA h. -.
gsar6 than Aoasa al ats .s.xDe<
failure. 1hs FessGiirs n1 ~ 10 psfl<ta
frpsb bvsnsss esyoss htn. n asss~ton whs.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-22

('oAL-BTrT QUALIFY or RED AND WITTY Asm
~ coal ss screened snd u god aSs~f dsisv~r~f - - -
per NrlEA glNfaniss5 aBdsr fsfeisrs 81 ns eSa-
(OAL At a. - PR rOs FIOrn go rgR BARRM.-
" ~ tie Peoples Coal ard Flour Age~r n reg.
Col regular sovs rcd sa, srd qaAnr.
delivered M fr,1syr sss fsrt f~rsry Itis 40
eaast ishsd 70 pal ss~n s u co.. and sour. Ne
nopDly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-22

UyoR sALE-TwO HUNDRED ACRES IN VERMONT,
good timber land about twelve miles from Mddebury on
Rutland Railroad mills and improvements Cheap very
cheap cash Apply to H. BROWN, II Wall street. from
Hosp,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-22

I VERY STABLE FOR sAIE,-THE BUILDING AND
IL lease 81 ground to with the stock.
sDg c horses coaches seishs harness. Ac, all In
good order. The stable doing One business and Is
aed In the vicinity Madison square r. IS ktSshiMEh
ala fourlh avenue. o v TO- 3to l.