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CORREEPONDENCE.


xBhAD1lro1As Oec's AVsos low.
3D. Comet What delightful weather
One car scarcely believe that it 10 Decem-
Der; the air is not even cool, in fact some
days during the past fortnight were quite
sultry. Yesterday, however, we were Wis
tied by a long Eastern rain, which has
somewhat cooled the atmosphere. Tho
non-organization of the House Of Repre-
sentatives, and the consequent delay Of the
Presidents message is the all-absorbing
topic of the political circles here a. in New
York judging from the results of the last
ballotines for Speaker, the parties opposite
to the Democratic will probably "throw
in" some day next week, and elect Banks
or some other favorite; from present ap-
pesrances however, they intend to keep
up the fun of balloting without any def
mite results, for some days yet. Between
one thing and another Washington is now
the centre of "news." In the Senate moth.
ing of importance TRANSFERRED; at the con-
clusion Of the session on Saturday, the
Hon. Mr.. Hale took occasion to say, look
ing at the clerk-"We have made over a
dollar minute to-day, the session having
lasted only seven minntesp There was
laughter after this speech, and we think
very reasonably; Mr.. Hale will not in
crease his popularity much by this speech.
Rumor says that Barnum has "busted."
Can this be true! We think not, although
the baby-show would have ruined any one
else, yet I'VE think that Barnum, though
he may have come out at the little end
Of the horn" is hardly broke by that great
livestock" enterprise.
A grand national Irish convention is be-
ing held in New York, and it is supposed
some rare movements have been made
therein, but as the newspaper reporters,
correspondents, and others were not admit
ted, nothing definite could be arrived at as
to the actual proceedings. A Mr.. Doheny
is said to have had quarrel with Mr.
nehemiah of the Citizen in which the
latter called the former sliar" most en-
phatically, upon which Mr.. Doheny got
''riled" and said that he would settle the
affair with Mr.. M'Clenahan after the meet
ing was dismissed. If the above took
place, it must have been amicably "set-
tied" for both of the gentlemen were pres
ent at subsequent meeting.
Bakers trial (for the murder Of Bill
Poole) is progressing quietly in the New
York Courts. Money has been freely
given during the past week for seats in the
Court room. His chances for escaping tho
gallows are many, and it is the general
impression that the verdict will be very
mild. We will probably be able to give
the verdict in our next.
There is but little news current here at
present. But hoping to interest you more
in my next, remain,
Yours &C., "OBsERvER."
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FLOUR FOR THE CRIMEA.-It is
stated that nearly 5000 barrels Of
-four were purchased at Detroit last
week, mostly by one firm: The De-
troit Advertiser says: This flour is
bought on foreign order, and without
. doubt willi6ud its way to the Crimea.
This firm have, within the past few
weeks, purchased in this market about
30 900 barrels of -four, At an average
of SAY q IS per barrel. thus thowine
some t,co hundred and thirty-t'co Mous-
and fire hundred dollars into the
hands, Of our farmers, mills and pro-
ducs dealers.
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JUST Four HUNDRED YEARS AGO.
The first book ever printed with a
date appeared in 1455 just four centu'
ries ago this year. Nine years after
wards the Koran began to be publicly
read at Constantinople and at the same
time the Bible was sent forth on the
wings Of the press.
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LEFT HANDED CoMPL1MENT.-The
Poughkeepsie Examiner, Fusion
paper, pays Joseph Blunt, tho distin-
guished + usionist, the following left
handed compliment: "The second,
lecture before the Young Mems Asso-
citation was delivered on Wednesday
evening by Joseph Blunt, Esq. Of
New York. The audiance bore the
Infection bravely. From the fact
that the lecture had been previously
delivered before the New York His
torical Society, the Association had,
been led to expect something better.
MAY We never hear its like again J."
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II You have Slamm1ng Door Or Gates
no round to Montan's Hardware Store
u and. for . small outlay, yon can get
spring that will either open or shut the
door These are no Yankee invention, but
durable, lastly and efiectual Gate or Door
Spring. D. c. MONTAN,
Deco. No. IA Church street.
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Gbt Gully Comet:
BATON ROUGE,:::::#::DEC. 10, 1855.
rRrv. T. McGRAw.-We motto

~REv T. McGRAw.-We notice
in the list Of appointments Of the NJ
E. Church South, published in the
Clinton (La.) Patriot, Of the 18th
inst, held at Vicksburg. Mi. that the
Rev. T. McGRAw, has received the
appointment as Pastor, for the Parish
of East Baton Rouge. for the next
wear.
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&c Belt, Springfield, La; B B Simms,
Point Coupee; DR. S Mershon, Avoyelles
T d Nix; w d Winter, W B Rouge }
L Sheafe, N o; Jno A Woodard.
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Dyeing and Securing.

DyO1M4 6S0W 0CVGAE1M8e
M H0ESSL1, Fifth street between
NJ Moth and Church; offers his service
to the citizens of East and west Baton
Rouge. A. IN experienced DYER Il ScoURER
Coiofs restored; old garments dyed new
spots removed from silks and satins, in
short everything pertaining to this branch
of business done with promptness; and in
the very best style of art.
90 The ladies are especially invited to
give him a call. dec1S-1m.
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The brig Mary Means Captain Hop
kins, from Salt Key Turks Island, ar.
rived At New York on the fifth, with
dates to November "a. The salt crop
was entirely exhausted, and the M. M.
is consequently 1900 bushels short Of
a cargo. The British brig Victoria
had also sailed a few days prio for
Baltimore with but a moiety Of a cargo.
At grand Turk no salt was procurable.
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O0O OF. American, French & German
<UU Quinine, s~letz Powders, a large
variety Toursle. Medicine chests, Shoulder
braces, pure old Cognac, Irish and Scotch
Whisky, best clsret, just received by
decl3. WIN. BOGEL.
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For Sale.

4 RICH tract of land containing six hundred
"A and forty acres, all in one body heavy tinber.
ed and situated about i've miles east OF the city Of
Baton Rouge. It can be bought at low price
and ample time given for payment.
Apply 70 8. 8. HALL,
does Laurel St., Baton Rouge.
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Lumber! Lumberi
FEET Eans ?, s &c s: ::s;

L ~O9OOO 1UIuUeI, OH uanQ uu0
for sale at the Plank Road Mills Of Vawter
& Sheppard. Bills will be filed and the
lumber delivered on short notice, on reason.
able terms. For further particulars, en-.
quirs of our agent, HENRY ToMLINsoN, on
church street, Baton Rouge, or Of !. H.
Sheppard, at the Mills. nov23-lmo.
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FOR SALE.
THE VERY desirable location for bust -
/ meas. at the corner Of Third and Elosi- I'LL
da street, with all the improvements there. ~
on, For terms apply to Alex. Shaw, on The pre-
mises. or 1t this Office. Nov. 9th, I'm.
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The Houston Telegraph learns that
Mr.. J. Shelby Young, promising
young lawyer Of Brennan, committed
suicide on the night Of the LIST inst.
by shooting himself with a pistol
The Telegraph says:
Mr.. Young was highly respected BY
a large circle of friends and acquain.
tances; was man Of fine intellect
and Of superior intelligence and at
tainments. He was formerally from
Kentucky. No cause was known fol
the unfortunate deed. He left a let
ter to bis friends, wherein he stated
that he should take his life, but thai
the motive that impelled him to il
was only known to himself. and that
it would afford no consolation to then
to be acquainted with it. He was bur
led on tho Sd with Masonic honors.
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Gold Vest, Fob and Gnard Chains,
OF THE latest patterns, at reasonable
" price, at ldecl9. THEo. GOLDMAN
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The" AMERICAN" NATIONAL Con-
vENr1oN.-The New York Herald,
noticing the demand in several quar-
ters for the postponement ofthe Know
Nothing National Nominating Conven-
ton to a latter day, says:
We think that the proceedings Of
this week in Congress will show the
the expediency on the part Of the
Know Nothings Of waiting little lon
ger. There are good many rough
corners in the organization. as a nation
al party, that want shaving down be-
fore they can expect to run their two
passenger buggy around the course.
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New Arrival Of Hats.

New Arrival Of Hats.
THE Subscriber hasjust received arother assort.
i ment Of Mems, Boys and Youths Hats. Consist
ing in part Of French Silk and Moleskin Hats
Son French Cashmere Hats, Of the latest style,
shapes; he invites the attention Of buyers par
ticuiarly to these goods, his assortment ID very
large, and cannot fail to please. few more OF
those high crown black and dead soft, Hats stilf
on hand. ldeceJ ". .. FHlLLlP6
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PREsIpENr's MEssAoE.-Danish
Sound Dues.-The Washington cor
respondent Of the Philadelphia North
American says, all the speculations and
predictions Of an extreme policy being
pursued by our Government towards
Denmark, in the matter Of the Sound
dues, are likely to be overthrow by
the suggestions ofthe Presidents mes
sage. He gives the following rs the
scheme of settlement adopted, in which
there's much of discretion and liberal
ity recommend it to public favor:
The plan adopted, and which will
amount to a recommendation, is to pay
Denmark sufficient Communication for
buoys. light houses and other Access
series of commerce. which she has
incurred and. must continue, in con-
sideration Of the REIMBURSEMENT of the
taxation imposed on American ship
ping. BY this mode. the right claimed
by the United States would be protec-
ted, while at the same time, Denmark
would not be wholly deprieved of the
benefit derived from the present source
Of revenue. In other words, the princi-
pie contended for on one side. and the
interest on the other, would be both
protected. The idea is received with
favor among those legations most con.
cerned in the adjustment of the ques-
ton, and there is little doubt that
they will recommend its adoption sub
stantially by their respective govern
ments. The years notice for termi-
mating the treaty will expire on the
18th Of April next but shuld the nego-
tiations be protected until that time,
and Denmark ask further time for
their completion. the indulgence may,
perhaps, be extended, upon condition
that the tax would suspended pending
the final arrangements.
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AN ELOQUENT AMERICAN.

One Of the Kentucky Brecken.
ridges; who is member Of the Miss
ouri Legislature. and inherits the pro.
verbal eloquence Of his family, thus
alludes to the American party. in =
speech the other day. on q bill referr-
ing to the regulation of elections and
the publications Of the ballot box.
"Time does not permit me, Mr..
Speaker, nor il this the proper occa-
sion to enter upon the defence OF the
principles Of :his great party. (the
American.) l shall eagerly avail my.
self of that opportunity at some more
appropriate season Of the session. The
secrecy at which gentlemen seem to
be 80 much panied, has been removed,
thank God. I may be permitted to
say, as matter personal to myself,
that while good reasons can be given
for the adoption of this plan ofsecrecy
it was never agreeable to me !; and
further, I may say, that though l was
not able for sometime to announce the
fact Of my connection with it, l never
availed myself Of any evasion to con-
ceal it. That great heart Of the people
was fully touched and fully aroused.
1t had proved its faith in the doctrines
Of that party. by various and wonder.
full manifestations. He believed that
the great masses Of his countrymen
would b. found standing on the plat
form of conservative principles, which
that party had proclaimed. From the
teeming cities the people were coming
up to attest their fealty to those prin-
ciples-from the hillsides. and the
cabins and the green pastures, were
they coming in myriads to the Ameri.
can banner, and when they had &C.
quired the power to reward and punish
when they had reaped the rich bar.
vest of victory-tbey would remember
those who had deserted. and opposed
them, in the struggle, and battered
away their cause for temporary ad-
vantage"
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Cut Nails Cut Nails.
IRON the I" Labeilie Works" a fine as
L sortment Of Cut Nails and spikes, just
received at D. e. MONTAN'S, =
Dec9. No. IA Church street.
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Spffial N0tiffs .

Colts Patent Revolver.
lust received on invoice, by
j dec19. THEo. GOLDMAN
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Browns Essence OF Ginger.
TX DOZ. just received & for sale by
tJ13. WIN. BOGEL.
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Walking Canes.
lust received by steamship Grenada, a beauti-
d full assortment Of Fancy, Gold and Silver noun
ted Walking Canes, some Of which are very hne
and handsome. for sale st the Clothing Emporium,
OF 1dec61 w. d. PHILLIPS.
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MEDIC NJ.

MEDICAL.
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les5j /. s s,S y 80 & e.'ss Az =
a. ,Sssy 80 n ~ e.-, 80 - a i'all.ss
ssan.t guscsery fre 81 .osi sisi ssss sirs, 80
once b. hstrh. sea.8. ~. ~. :. 10 ~ ~ -,
eeIied.
NJ Lamont Pseie NsD L0Spoa PHYsIciAu
rsss CUB, svsss ,n = pss -,ss s., AZ. sl Va,
sss s msss !" an g.'t ,. $3.50, u 'cs's, ~ -,
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pRIvarx cossrITArIoss-pn. wSrso~ 81.
i One. ~ ltse,ss = ose =. etel~.. y ~t1Ah.s-
hon 6asiness or erp,-s bn v s.ee,s vhas : ., =
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lnl.s. q ssri.s $1,000 ssd ..ss s.ae VI ssr -
= 10 charge tor oonaasts4yns
YEAR ss1s1a - NJ fos. ng-ysai .4s,, 4 a.
oGss % wsl~ ,sssL o.ar sra1iws,.
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tfiA csss~ sufei 'a ter hssfs. Cas @ts 49, sr eAf
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s,2r.H ,alst 40. ,.ssA asss asfsts = .als-ss
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SCR SAKE.

FANCY GOODS FOR sALk.-TAtE ENTIRE STOCK IN
IT store slo Futon street Breotiyn. SOCK new, c
best business stand m The Sly.
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EsoR rJygRPcoL-UHITkD STATES MAJ. sTEAH-
T. amp nAiTfC, j. j. Ctmsink. commander
ship vii depart 18th the United ea mails tor Europe posi.
lively "Wednesday, Nov. at ~ o'clock from her berth
1t the foot oil Csnn street For rePht
gnaed accommodations for elegance and comfort apply
EDWARD. r. COI.IINS, Sc Wan street
Passengers apo rsooesed 10 be board by II o'clock A.
H. Shippers please sko notice that the
not goods eonrAband Of All
through Tho Post ONCE, others win be returned. The
steamship Pacific will succeed the Baltic, and
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TWIN NEW Work AND LIVER POOR. UNITED STATES
man seanersThe ships composing this line arc he FOL
BALTIC, Capt. Comstoch.

RACIFIC, Nye, AUKIATIC. Cant
Those ships nave been buh by contract expressly
ernmct service Every
ton, Also In their engines strength and speed
and heir accommodations for passengers
elegance and comfort Price o passage from New
Lvsrpool IN nrst class cabin slso so ereiu
ave use Of extra size ssao eS1; from Liverpool u
York and ~ auineas An experienced surgeon attached
each ship. No berth secured uni paid for.
rRor0sLD DATES or SAILING
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INSURANCE.

1ffcHhSfcS FiRy INSTANCE COMPANY carl.
vi al $40 So0-oMee 81 Bgpadvsy corner * Caafahsrs
stree. WILLIAM IL M gpOOT Prx.aant
arsEr DaS-oS. SecreAry
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MATRIMONIAL.

~ ATR1MuNIA1.-MR AND MR. HARRIS ia nf
WI turning banks - ir ntss AMI graenar - ibe -
patronage they have hitherto received beg rsspsf1ify h n
form hem ta hey continue Lr uaiFfnJnai AZ ~
esdeDct l9 ,ana strscs eaese ies ID rarruiAr ni la
every AGILITY make Re fDss afTan1segf rnAiehe. an4
eligible api agreeable MltLers ard happy and esf
Bile h1mcs None but pafrie. DE hieh.f resps~ ~
need apply. DIice A9grs 4tif4 from w a IS. . d.
for gentlemen gugn q r x No letters n0csd uAcss s
rgsing peYt stamp.
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1tATRIMOgIsL OFFICE - MADISON srnEET. cor.
ltf ner ~ cshsrnc.Ihose wishing To- form a r1 maj
alliance Val Ind % her advantage by cAlag ~ salfag
trotiHadl Mr. brewster Wbo has opened fHssrf1ct.
s.teE whereby anstAdy gentleman nsy 1fU
solver partner for lie, without rruriug uug ssus
Aertafiye 81 adseriang express glelr shes Parsn.
may send ter real name. residence business rageren
ciHNancrs Fe1usf~t Ac. which viii be efehanNG1 ~
'tfnF ffaessrtiyw test~v~ r. Fetastr
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LOT Irelgnt or passage apply 70
EDW. K. COLLINS, No. IS w all street New York.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY CO., Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD Co, Austin Frisrs, London.
b. O. WAINWRIGHT co, Paris
GEORGE II. DRAPER, Havrs
The owners Of these ships win accountable goh
silver bullion Specie ewey precious stones or MEALS I'M
herein expressed.
Shippers please take notice that the ships this line cannot
carry any goods conraband OF war.
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mon eALg--THE sTOcK And FIxTURE- o. TIE
~ store 40 Mulberry streets y m OIL sH1 we'll esssl
~ e. an delr acfs IN afas. tNItre ~ ~ uremges
:! ...-4. 44l.....
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LNARMS FOR SALE.-STxTY BEAUTIFUL FARMS,
II from 10 miles from New York prices ranging
rom 81, 500 $4,000, according to se aud improvements
Also, elegant village
son from 10 three hours by rveror railway Also. neat
cottages in Brooklyn. Also, hotel and boarding
house, with livery stable attached miles
New York. line water view good beating fishing, 6conly
$4,000, great bargain Apply from 10 A. NJ. to IL NJ. TO
G. H. OLIVER Sixth avenue Of Foreh street. oTpo
size The CRYSTAL Palace.
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A RARE CHANCE.-IN CONSEQUENCE OF DECLTN
"A ing health the proprietor Of the Phadephia America
Courier will dispose share, the WHOLE the establish
nent great bargain But little cash will be required Ad
dress A. McNAkiN, Philadelphia.
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r EAKY ROOFS CURED.-ALt KINDS or TIN ROOFS
~ repaired and coated with patent metallic coating
coat being equal ve ordinary paint All
rsnted Orders received depot 81 Magn street. viii be
tended 10 with despatch
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ELECTRO CHEMICAL RATHs. 40. Il WEST THtR
~ teenth street, Sixth avenue.-Dr. HtNRINsON
guarantees to extract al metallic substances he human
system and 10 diseases caused ny them such hrnma
sm, scaea and neurasc pains chronic forms OF paralysis
dropped hands and other poisonous ELECTS ol lead
other minerals spinal affections dyspepc complaints
rnc distractions and ague The modas operand
DR. Hanknson adopts In the application OF ese baths
that they be taken In all Kinds of weather. without
slightest danger OF taking cold specIal attendance ladies'
A lew pupils be
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DIDvnDy TgyA1SyNr ~ rEfsArr Tbfsrssau ~
Il. ~ 10 HAA. ussas sffss ~ ssss "A .s~f. 81 a..
rfstfas So 80 " - c1sesDss 80 pf,sSs
90 - 49,
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E'ORCALIFORNTA VIA N1CARAGUA.--DAYS or SAIL.
Ing changed 70 9Th and 2Hh OF each month. Through
advance Of The ma-IOO miles shorter than Oihcr
The splendid double engine Steamship NORTHERN LIGHT,
1900 ions Durthcn. Capt rmkiepuugh will leave pier No
North river ~ O'Clock r. NJ Funta Arenas Saturday
November ls55 connecting with The steamship Uncle sam
1000 ions bnrhen the Nicaragua Transit route, having
but Twelve miles OF land transportation by rt class carriages
For Information or passage apply only % CHARLES NOR
Gan Agent NO bowling Green Stamped letters aksn tor
o. cents each
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A RARE CHANCE.-ONE OF THR LARGEST AMI
"A best daguerreoype and photograph galleries city
offered for sale; partner aken Situated In the
hnsness part OF Broadway spenddly furnished throughout
Lnqwhe 1t 20 Chambers street, between ~ and u
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I EEcHFs--IEfcIlEs.-THE uNDERLIGNED BEG TO
IL inform heir customers, and the trade general
they VIII have constantly hand OF eec1e
they have JUS received per Arago large lot
we'd Ia good ORDER and prime quality. Foe
prices by Y. PATukEL co, 80 Pearl stree.
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n'CAMERoN's RECEIPTS ENABLE CONSUMERS TO
~ prepare all me following cosmetics eighth the
usual cos-Iqnd hair dye Byrantian hair dye Peruvap
shampoo liquid, Brighton hair Restorative bioom
dboquet !. belle white freskle lotion padre subtle dsun
AZ broadway, l6s and $50 Bowery, Dill 3lI
Grand street 81 and 23 Hudson street. 80 Division
l5 Eighth N Y 15 Atlantic and 1s0 aud sD2 Fulton
streets Brooklyn; forwarded by mail receipt Ct 10
Address H. DCANERsON. 2i2 Columbia street. Brooklyn
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E'1E MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA, To SAIL OK THE
- l0hinst.-1he British clipper bark LAWRENCE,
Esb samop, ser. For few nf- and econd class pas
seiBers There Is surgeon aaAei ls .hp. Apply V
r. GELIIBRAND. y Wan street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-10

A UsTEALfA PIONEER LISE--CARRYfSG THE L. s
n msis--1he very last sailing China packet ONEIDA
Capt Greasy loading II East river, ydaey
rec, hsa room Tor small quantity Oh freight applied
early. Tor freight only, apply 10 X. w. CAMERON
ID Is Boz Ire
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-14

HvOTICF -LARGE SALE OF PAINTISGs-wE RES
pectfuIly inform the public the sale OF Mr. Granville
shnrp collection Of psntir will take place at
Carroll Hail. Tuesdsy MAY IL a. l1oclook in the large
aud will to be VOL deserving the notice
Of Obtaining seuune works Of the
sale vii 10 made without reservstien The collection
will be on view hs late residence, Mount Vernon Place
Bao,o from 10 70 o'clock each day tSundsy syceps
ed from che let 20 'he h q MAJ sfss which time
Ill, IA ,sn .yoi "a Carroll Wall for suoncs 81 sale
TN. BENNETT 4 CO, Are.ioneer.