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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-30
From SnII luLe.

ST. LON s, July 26fh.-Adrieps received here
from Salt Lake . june GDb SUITE that Crasshap-
prs were destroying the crops.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-30

t.'OAk SAGE-$Iuo 0uO Bonds ut ia Virginia
1nl fe1ne'.ee Rnilrpa1 Company, bearing 6 per
ccnt interest principal and interest payable in New
nrk and secured by srco3d morg ge upon the en-
tire Rnnd aud Hll thu nsaeta ( the COMPANY.
Ifes s.rutitira regarded = # the first class,
Nud will he anli price comn,nd the at' eninn of
'verY capitalist, Fulinormnuu Of the present rondi.
ton n1 lnnr" lrnspecs al the Road will be furnished
hy u upon npplicau n.
INN. 1 pEIEp s GpFNCE N
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June iI-lsct' PEJEP SPENCE & %.
NEW CLASSICAL sfEsOOL:-The Sub

- scdber-, having m"le arrangements with Mr.. Il.
Fna'orroto 'eed husi tea hing respectfully solicit
he patronage e his community, Thu School will be
oi heb order embracing f. its the Latin,
ireek, French md German Lnneuagns Mathematics
aud tle usual pli.h Btauc Tire aes ion will be.
IN Monday. Srpts nhnl 3tl aud continue 10 months.
erns $40 per sc-sion. J. NJ. GUY.
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THROUGH 10 THE SPRINGS.

1T DuthNhhN our T7hcket DO0Is Lrnve IVncIburr m
- NJ, Mondiy. Wednesday, and Friday nnd CON.
with the st ,se Lines North River and Cedar
Or EEK TOR he Natural Bridge, Lexington, Rock, Alam,
Wnlm und Hrl Srrrgs and in buchanan with m. line
~ Dagger Springs to the White Sulphur Returning
leave Barhaqan Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
A. NJ "
-, he Boats for Richmond leave fyaehhasg Monday,
edl esda, and Friday ut 3 4 NJ
BOY d, EDMOND K DAVENPORT.
inv. ihct, ONs''
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8Ounty Lana WUJruHsfs.
NOTICE to the SOLDIERS ofthe WAR ofl8l2
AK "A yon VIII soon b. in receipt of your LAND
D~g.SW WARRANTS aud ! suppose each aud every
sS me nj you wish 10 pet the very hghe4 price you
bereto,e th i. tnnotify Won before milking sae of
Your clailna YOU will Tive cnll nave made mr..
engagements in New Notk which vii euahle mo to pay
ntore tlHn ANY pns la 81 tl4 side - New York.
LAFAYETTE W. GRAY
Afrnt for Military i,',ns,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-01

RESOLUTIONS AGANsr THE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW IN
THE LBGIsLATURE-DEArH OF A FREE s0fLER.
BOSTON, Feb. %, 1855.
The Committee Federal Relations reported to the
House to-day series OF resolutions, declaring the Fug
tive Slave Law Unconstitutional AMI requesting our So
majors and Representatives in Congress to work for it's
unconditional repeal.
The Hon. VIM. Jackson, formerly q member OF Con-
szess, and for many years past leading free soil poll
ticisn died yesterday at his residence in Newton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-01

A ss1GNEEs sALE.-JOsEPu L. SMITH, AUCTION.
IA EER-Thursday, March 1, at lOh O'Clock, a, loo
twenty fourth street, between seven and Eighth
the rich and costly household furniture conts nod
in the large three story house above, consisting Of
superb rosewood ostave panoforte Of magnificent
tone and richly carved case, cost $500 superior
wood parior suit in crimson ana gold brocsde also
SUIT In crimson and green with most deliberately carved
frames very large Der Wy French plate mirrors, carved
rosewood marble top centre side and sofa tables hne
collection u choice oil pantsss and steel plate engrsv
iDgs in rich gilt frames; rosewood dsans, covered IN
the best Of satin costly china vases tete atete, sets
china Psrian, bronze and biique figures; twenty one
day mantl clocks broeat.- ana lace window eurains
and rich geld band psrlor shades about tro hun red
yards Of the best English tapestry carpets in eIcssnt
orcer; nah gany and black waaut tea diIiny and
tension tables gold band china dinner and tea sets IL
tea service, salyrrs, cake baskets with sold ell
edges spoons, FORKS casters napkin rings best Of
ivory handled table cutry, crocssry, rich cut glass
&c also bedroom furniture Of tho best quality,
Brussels carpsta, mirrors rosewood, mahogany, black
walnut bsd,padn bureaus washstsnds gilt china toilet
sets best OF south rican curled hair msttrc-ses
holsters and pillows fns wool blankets and counter
yaLss, bootcase, mahogany cushioned chairs, sofas,
rocllbg chairs work tables, kc togsthsr with hne
assortment Of basement furniture.
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Progress or Temperance.

PASSAGE OF THE PRonIBITORY LAW IN DELAWARE.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2s, 1885.
The prohibtory liquor bill passed tn. Delaware Senate
yesterday, and 10 law Is goes into effect the
LIST Of June.
PROHIBlTORY LAW IN CANADA.
QUEBEC, Feb. 20, 1856.
Las. evening the House of Assembly, in Committee Of
the Whole adopted the first clause OF the Prohbito.y
Liquor bill, which afms the principle of the measure,
BY vote OF 40 TO Is. 1be vote the second reading
Of the bin IN December last was 90 W as to nays.
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A UCT1oN NoTICE.--P0SlTivELY THE LAST CHANCE
"A OF crockery glassware rich china vases, ensmeled
tea and dinner Sets rich cut decanters tine Bohemian
glass tete tetes lava card baskets wedRewoo tea
silver plated ware, rich toilet sets, &c Thursday,
March J. at 10 O'Clock, at Ill Eighth avenue, between
Eighteenth and Nipe teenth streets The goods wall be
delivered same day for the convenience of the propre
tors removal. BY order OF A. Mcdonald.
WM SHIRLEY, Auctions
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-01

al PARTNERSHIPS MORNING, AT II O'CLOCK,
y at the gallery and book saesroon, 81 Bto,iway,
large collection o! oil paintings by American artists
consisting OF rich lanihcapes, winter p'eceJ copy Of
Coles celeb Voyage Of life, lnke and moan ain
scenery, &c, &c, all elGgsn tine gold git frames.
THIS evening at O'Clock choice ment b,oTa
among which tn. works Of Shaks pears Byron Tom
Moore Burns, and other elegant editions Of tho posts
also Roliu Jotepbur Gibb,n sni STANDARD histories;
family Bibles and other valuable works.
JSO, LEvlsoN, Auc,ioneer.
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DIR. John Bulls sarsaparlila--Is the most

DIR. John Bulls Snrsaparllla--Is the most
eectual purifier OF the blood and all the Bscreons of
the human stem. Our most eminent phi scians ito
whom it's composition has been made known pro-
noupce IL to be unequaed tonic medicine indi-
gestion dyspepsia and liver complaints. Sold whole
sale and RETAIL at DR.. JOHN BULLS principal Office, No.
Cortlands street. two Broadway. Price in
quart bottles, 81 each, or six bottles for So
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u COTTON, AUCH0NEER. -GENrEEt. HOUSEHOLD

IL COTTON AUCTI0NEER. --GENrEEt. HOUSEHOLD
furniture of every description - +. Cotton will sell
this day. Thursday, Marsh At 1913 O'Clock, at No. 633
Hudson street near Horsto, the entire furniture Of the
family, who are removing. II Will comprise, In part
mahogany parlor furniture of every description ncu
ding sofas ana tete'atec, mahogany and marble. top
centre card, and Ching tables full French rosewood
and mahogany bedsteads marble top dressing and PLAIN
bureaus brafsels three ply and ingram carpets, oil
cloths beds, and hair mattresses large and small mir.
rors curtains and cornlces cottage and bedroom furn
ture, table gallery crockery and glass vare kitchen fur
nitnre &c, &C. Sale will be peremptory, and goods
must be removed same day.
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New Jersey Leuislaturs
view JcEbcy A<sBssAnsoSs
RENEWAL OF BANK CHARTKRs-vETO OF THE COVER
NOR.


NOR.
TRENTON, Feb. %, 1866.
We have had quite hard struggle with several bank
charters to-day The Morris County Central Bank at
Hghtstown Trenton Bank Burlington Bank, Newark
CITY Bank Newark Banking and Insurance Company and
the Bordentown Bank, we're severay ordered to third
reading in the House. This completes the whole batch
seventeen in The FINAL vote has not been
any one Of them yet.
The sent in veto to day Of the bill to autho-
sss tho Newark Plank Road Company to erect bridge
sver the Passaic at Newark; veto was also rent in
against the bill TO purchase about 800 copies OF Web
steYs Dictionary for the school districts of the State
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New Music-ThonAas Bakers new song ssOur
Boys" jsst published, with beautiful vignette. Words
BY C. D. Stuart Price 40c. This Ia OF the happest
illusions Of this popular composer, and promises
coed In its popularity his former choicest produc
tioas. "Sparkhng Polka" by the Same composer, is
having an Immense sae seventh edition out The
POLKA also arranged for four hands and for orchera
Price soc. HORACE WATERS, Publisher, 333 Broadway
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A sSIGEFEs SALE OF A CITY FOUNDRY, MACHINE
"A shop, steam engines, boilers, tools, &c SAMUEL
O,OOD Auctione-r store 60 Nassau street rli sell by
auction on Wednesday, March 7, at l01f A.. a. the
elnsve foundry situated the corner Of Yesiry aul
West streets North river, the entire contents Of TIE
tatl hm.nt, comprising In part htshed ani unfinished
steam Engines, bo ers, turning lathes and tools side
lsihss &c Full particulars IN catalogues ~hiea will
BE- ready In few days The whole will be sold for cash,
MithoYt reservs. BY order 81 the aAsiznee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-01

ID UssEfL W. wEsrCorr, CrioSEER.-ELEGANr
III household furniture at auction, tomorrow ttr.
day) at 10h O'Clock, at house No. ~ gh,h avenue
Fourteenth street embracing tbs entire furniture
which WI be peremptorily old ~ the highest bidder
without regard TO weather. The attention. Of house,
keepers the invited TO Iii. sails. there ia
large and splsne.d variety OF par1r, chamber ani
basement furniture of every deas t4pestfy, WI.
ton and ingram carpsts large anil segant pier an
tel mirrors two suits OF rosorood psrlor furnta-o
In French brocade, the other in hair cloth
marble top tables, and gothic sing chairs French
sofas and ute .tes, superior rosewood tnourte rich
silver ware, three splendid china sets rose.2o aud
bogsny bisteads superior hair mattresses zen feather
beds fofas spring seat chairs, marble top bureaus
washsiand-, toilet fets oval mirrors Sc with guam
tiy Of bsfement furlture extension tablc, croakrry,
ivory cutlery, china, &c Catalogues at the house.
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Movements OF Steamships.

DEPAWTUHE OF THE ASIA.
BosroS, Feb. %, 1855.
Tho Royal Mail steamship Asia Captain Lott, left here
at 10 O'Clock this morning. with SO passengers for Liver
peo and 26 for Halifax. shs takes out 1920 620 in
American gold
THE AUGUSTA AT SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, Feb. q, 1855.
NE steamship Augusta, from New York, arrived at
this port at an early hour this morning
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ssfussd interview with him until the day after hi
Arrest Mr.. Hidreth addressed the Committee at
h,stA In behalf Of the petitioners Judge LoriDg is
sst represented BY counsel and response was made
70 The petitioners third hearing Of the matter is
assigned for TUESDAY next
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NJ II. BOWER, AUCrIONEER, (sALEsROoM NO.
W. ID Greenwich avenue near Sixth avenue, wiz
sell on Thursday March a. 10l O'Clock, at No. 10 Pat
cLin place Amos st sixth avenue the furniture OF
gentleman going 70 California, copsis liz Of walnut
bedroom furniture superior hair mattress corn
pallasses one sofa bedstead carpets, g!. Of
china, cut glassware, ivory anded knyes silver plated
forks and other articles too numerous to mention
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Pynns~-6rrst Reduction - Priees.-Piapos
sron eo dinsrcrt aanaiatores, among them the Ds
eelebratsS massrs the world !. Gilbert Co pre-
siun, Holian ganoA ard Hnrscs Na.efs' no tern IN
proyed paasos sondt pianos A. great bargains
aree from $40 to tls0 Pianos rsat PAnos for sAe
=. rnqpthly payments hslodsong 81 every variety 81
s&ysr and Of the uae-t Improved Ialsra - prices sheh
s1fy corspefst.on so better bargaius q hal n
.s.zseaf .nnteu4nts ~ all tnds u ary otSer dealer
IN uni,45 pts.se bEfi, AZ tie rs47csd fs.et.
nORhCE WATTS - EgoASSsy
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~ EORGE COOK, AUCri0NEER --PEREMP s0RY AUG.
NJ hon sale of furniture I76 Greenw ieh street on
Friday, March at lod O'Clock, embracing chamber
suits, sofas sofa bedsteads easy chairs rocking and
paror cbarr, bedsteads, bureaus, extension dining IA
oles desks library tables mattresses, clocks, erookery
and glassware.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-01

Popular Trade.-E. IL. Leatbeafer, 3i7
Broaoway, is selling rich silks at As, 6s and Us per
yard; French gnghams at Is bareges from L.. Cd to
a.; fine deberge Is 3D., and ribbons, sh.wis linens
table Jamasks, napkins, sheetngs, quilts BLANKETS and
aannels equally cheap. Also black iilks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-01

A UCTION E0TiCE.-LAIGEASD PE iEMPT0RY SALE
IA Of n fine collection Of dollhouse plant. NAkD
sIINtk will sell at auction Thur sday, March L. At
his saesrooms, No. 10 Wall street, at 10 O'Clock,
beautiful assortment Of plants In bloom consisting Of
double white camelas, red mutifora, red Sher wood,
wderi, very rare; imbrecata do. variegatei; sweet
orange very rare; spsria primfoiia, do longfolia,
azela, lemon, monthly incarnation yolsts de PARMA,
and large assortment OF other plants. Terms cash.
Sale positive
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Burnt Out.-But my ODSuent for Forcing
the whskers moustaches to grow strong and thick
six weeks-597 Broadway, basement. ~ bot'c--sent
TO any part Of the country. Il. G. GRAHAM.
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Water or Ayr 6t0He.-Just arrived from
the celebrated quarry OF Mr., Roy At Stair, near
Ayr, Scotland cousstisg of marble polishers joiners
engavers and curriers' homes, and jewellers slips
a to inch. Will be sold low for cash. Apply 1T III
Fulton street, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-01

4 UC1I0E E0TICE-JOSErH l.. SMITH AUCTION
"A eer, will sell Tomorrow (Frday,) at l0is o'clock,
AZ 10 Franklin street. splendid assortmen. of furui
tuTe consisting Of God parlor and bedroom suits,
two magnificent suits in satin brocale, two splendid
rosewood bedroom sutS, three painted bedroom suits
mahogany and black walnut bsdstsads sofas, bureaus
rocking chairs, &c.; richly carved reception and
parlor chairs about 500 yards Of Brussels AMI mgr
carpets in excellent order, occtha oil paintings some
excellent by of the first artists brocatelle
and lace curtains rich parlor shades, excellent cocss
china tea dining and extension tables rose sooi
centre, aide and card tables crockery glassware, costly
china tea and dinner sets, silver plated casters, cake
bash cts spoons forks tea service sayers, all heavy
plated ivory cutlery, &c. best hair mattresses, pillows
blankets star carpets hat stands large oval aul pier
gasses with heavy French plates An exc@hs Mt assorI
mebt Of kitchen furniture, cooking stove IN goo
ord.r-a TO be sold without reserve. DEPOSIT required
House TO let.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-01

TONcrvOus Sufferers.-A Retired Clergyman,
restored health few days after many years great
nervous suffering Ii anxious 10 make known the
Of cure Will send (fIee) anywhere the prescription
used, on receiving letter (postpad). Direct To Rev.
JOHN NJ DAGNALl1 81 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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principal reliance means 81 cure. DR. Hamilton says
the time Is not very remote when II will DO the only
p~ars us.d restoring diseased bodies % hean Tho
nsst innocent and reliable purgative known Is the
BRAsDRrTH,
which have In this city reputation OF twenty
years and sre sti progressing popular favor BY the
use OF Trardreths pills. the blood - gradually purified
and becomes strong for all mpedments TO its free
oou rse and thus the body restored TO perfect health
end usefulness. The idea OF two spnta-the one good
and the other eylhaying power over MAJ thus given
oerporsal application; ana what u bs;ter, ~e know
bow TO assist the good prncpIe-the boodto conquer
The bae humors and thus produce health and cheerful
nefs where before there nothing but sadness AMI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-01

Carpets from an Assignee's Sale OF Broad
way carpet merchant.-English velvet 1Os per yard;
English Brussels S.. ingram carpets, 3s., As S. ami
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HARD TIMES.

CEyLNiEENTII WARD RFI.IEF ASSOCIATION
y subscribers have the pleasure u ackno Wedge the
receipt through kessrs Halock Butler and Hale $75,
for the Of the above association being portion OF
contribution by citizens Of the parish Of st. Mary,
Franklin Co.. La, for the benefit the poor Of this
city Also January 80 the receipt Of appropria-
on the Comm Of Emigration Of this city,
Of $50. Alro, at various times. from citizens Of the
Seventeenth ward and other benevolent friends SOL 81
WIN. TRrsLow, Treas ELIAS r. DLFOREST Pres't.
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Wedding Cards.-An assortment OF Ever
des elegantly engraved at home notes, wedding cards
JAMES EvERDHII, 302 broadway, corner Duane st.
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Fire ut Bridgeport.

BRIDGRoRT Conn, Feb. 90, 1855.
Tho furniture mandatory of Messrs buckingham ana
Curtis in this city destroyed by fire this morning.
The loss which slight nearly covered by insurance
10 Hartford and New York. It the work of an in.
eendiaYy
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John W, SUMERlNDYkE., AUCTION EER.-MORTGA GE
- sale Of sewing maehne,, Nc On Thursday next
march Il at 10 o'clock A. M at No 58 Pine street ND
stars, twenty -s.s sewing machines Grover Baker
manufacturer also decks, benches fixtures, &c, Nc.
The above sale Is postponed until Friday, March 2,
al same time and place.
JOHN W SOMERINDl KE. Atty for Mortgagee
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Artificial Legs, Paimer's Patent, for Usefal-
and beauty, unrivalei in America Europe.
Office 1913 Broadway. PALMER d co.
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T,U6ENE u. FRANKLIN, AucrIoNEER-BY FRANK
IL LIN d NICHOLS oiice 81 Nassau street Spring
furniture auction saes-rhe Subscribers beg
form their friends and the puolic that they s give
their per- attention furniture sales AZ au tion at
the residences VI families that intend breaAag house
keeping in the spring.
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Broken Banks-Prescnt Vaiue OF all City
banks taken at par Wheat Growers, Co., Brdgeon, 80;
Government Stock 60; Washtena~, 40 Erie and Kaia-
mazoo, 4o Lewis County, 25-at EVANS clothing ware.
bouse, GO and IS Fulton street
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Anson,s Dagusrrsosypss, Iarge s,ze, for nity

cents colored, and IN nice case lined with velvet,
twice the size others make for hfty cents
and equal in quality and size 10 those male elsewhere
for two dollars Ansons, $50 Broadway, oppoaite Ne
<vonoltnn Hotel
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Nyw ORLEANS, Feb. q, 1885,
Our cotton market shows change from previous ad
vices. The sales to-day amounted to only $500 bales
CHARLESTON, FEB. %, 1855,
OuY cotton MARI ct ia firm, with up yard tendency
Sales maze 20 day Of 5000 bales at prices ranging
hom &C. a Sc. per b.
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A sSIGNEEs s,LF.-IHE LARGE AND SPLENDID
"a stock Of emoroderes lscss, hosiery An kd gloves.
contained In store No, 40 Broad Say, Offered f1r
ra. at tuch low prices, that lde. In snding 70 pur
chase viii ind IL 10 their advantage 10 call and examine
the goods The st0cs, which y ysry large comprising
The hDest goods in the market must BE- dapossd y
few days Open from O'Clock, A ~ u O'Clock
r. NJ, each day. By cr1er ~ tie assigBess No. TO
Trcadpsy, between Slnth and Tenth street,.
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Wy Z. hELoB, AUCTIONS Pr by HOuGHIDy 4
wv NLlIDR-1hIs DAY LIhnr.dAxl Aar.Ll - Y

VIZ :. hElIOR, AUCTlOStER-BY HOLGHTOS X
w gIlJDR-1hIs day (rhursdAy), March !, a. 10 Z
o'olocs at the salssroom ll3 Nassau STREET,
cabnst furniture-ssvsrsl new AMI second hand ross
-ood and mahogany piano fors oval French plat mir
rors two thick French plat. per glasses sJ1l1, ~
g.ther With variety Of fancy chns ware toit sets
eocts &c. The trade, hotel propre;or, country Dsr
chant. And others, viii fDd 10 We above .,2ss erq.
lent variety seeh a. Ia rarely 70 ). found In A,Iss.
room and can only te AZ greciatsi b. EXAMINING Aru
chs can be packed Tor Shipping the pr.nlsrs. Cat
net furniture VII Beiuce rooi psfor suites
covered - rich French s-tin brosAtsilo enmson AL
Tiush, hair cloth, be- ros.sood chAmDsr fara.
iure marble top in suites 70 match three ~s 'chly
cscoratd euhtneIsd cEsmh~r forntarr, very el-saDt
With marble tops; sofas tee att~s ,ofA beistsa Il
rossvoo4 AMI mahogany spring s.at easy roesiSg Ahi
paSlor ehs5s, In graf variety mails TOP per fi3s,
c.t'fe and estd tstss say~ror sn.nson dining 'ablss
~ feet ang library s1d dining room tlrnltars 70 -
70 match, 'Dg,thsr nth ,.versl south Aan.rean horse
hair mattresses, paliasfss chei'e oil palntrgs eio
silver patsd cut bottle cAstnrs tnlse~ fars sfsq.s
eofss grns eAs' baskets, n Aiso military 80 he shi
equIt neat c0nyls;s,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-01

TOR SALE AT AuCTIoN-oN FRIDAY MARCH 2,
IL al O'Clock, the oyster and eating saloon No -
Bowery one OF the oldest and best stands in New YorN
sold on account OF Ill health Of the proprietor. sale
positive.
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THE AUGUSTA AT SAVANNAH.
Heavy Robbery mt Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Feb %, 1855.
8 Sherman, Of Cumberland Nd, was robbed to night
Of nearly 81 000 while standing at the railroad depot.
81, 500 three 5000 bills the Manufacturers
Mechanics Bank Northern Liberties Philadel phia
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I Ohm J.. VANDEWATER, 'AUC rioNEER. -srAruARY
- and Egyptian marble mantels.-yanlewa'er & rur.
ner will sell at auction Friday, March 2 1850 at IL
O'Clock precisely at their sales rooms 80 Pin. aud IS
Cedar street splendid assortment OF Italian st,tusry
marble mantes, both plain and carvei The alton ton
of the trade IL respectfully invited TO this sale Terms
cash on delivery Samples now exhibition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-01

Owners OF Horses Will find DIR. Tobias I.ini-
mant in pint bottles at 90 cents superior to any thing
else Tor curing collie swelling gala, bruises Jumps,
Sold by all the storekeepers aud druggists Depot, 80
Cortlandt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-01

The Improved Violin.-The most easily
learned Is well as most popular musical instrument
Manufactured at 1893 Broadway, over Waters
music store. W. ROBERTSON inventor and teacher Of
the keyed violin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-01

Wigs ana TouPees.- Batchel0r's new and
beautiful styles of wigs toupees, brais and all kinds
ornamental hair work, are to be found only at 233
broadway, where he hss also lifted up nine private
rooms for the application Of his famous hair dye. Sold
Wholesale and retail, as above.