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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-11-10

The plico Of bread is still rising IN
farIs. 1t costs the treasury $4,000 ,r
supply Hour TO The WORKING classes, ~
tho lntes fixed hy government. Mum.
clpa'i,ics, all through the country, are
voting heavy sums in charity, and de,i.
sing ways means TO raise money aui
to relieve distress. At Brussels ,h,.
P,icc OF bread has augmented, and il IA
already considerably dearcr than at Pa,.
Is. Al Madrid q similar rise has taken
place, and ono of the papers calls upon
the authorities TO inquire whether thn
bakers are not imposing upon the pnti:
'ic by coalition. A cGlamitous wiz.
ter Tor tie poor Is Predicted in Europe,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-11-10

The newspapers Of the State have
commenced tho discussion Of tho two
systems OF banking which are now in
operation in Virginia At Ito pe2t
session ortho Legislature the old Banks
VIII ask for renewal oftber charters,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-11-10

A California jury in suicide case
lately found the following verdict I'VE
The Jury, fnd that tho diseased was q
fooIP Sensible Jury that,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-11-10

Hon, Henry Hilard, for long time
a leading member of Congress from al.
abama, has accepted the invitation of
tho Boston Committee to deliver a Ice.
ture on clayory in that city
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-11-10

Jadge Lyach in Payhoile, No.-An
bnglishman, named Joseph Atkinson,
was tarred aud foathereJ and ridden ON
rail by tho citizens Of Pa,kvilIe. Mo.
on the 17lh instant, for attempting to
ron offs slave girl, the property Of Mrs
Hoy Of that city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-17
Meeting of the Chamber OF Cor,ms rec. /.
TLsTLMnNIAL 10 nnhMnpnny rrnnn

special meeting Of tho Chamber of Com1nsrcs 80
held in the Merchant Bank ~ O'Clock yesterday
Afternoon, for the purpose Of paying respect
Commodore Perry for the services which he has aooo
plshed in the Fast. The meeting being eald 70 orde,
by the President, = Perit, Esq.,
Mr. Morx H. GEiNsyIL and said ~ take the iih-r
~ Of presenting you the following rssoiutsn. Tssy
are very short and viii occupy mach time in tbs
reading have been looking round III. Chamber to nnd
older gentleman present 20 present ths. but 40
not any. GAuehirr)
Noio-Thete bore, Mr. Grinn.D Plsa.s 70
roo.ed
Mr.. GRSntI,-f feel grail6od, gsntI-n.a, In being
aslsd 10 present th"so resolutions to-day, think that
~ doing honor 20 Commodore Perry, shall doing
honor 90 ourselves m whole has boo o.. most
acceptable 10 the whole American people snd Is must
y he end add greatly 70 the commercial Interest. in
Wis country and thsTeiore think II IL proper for this
Chamber 70 take some % sEow cur appreeIa
hon for the services which he has rendered
M, 0tsNuL nov rad the resolution, a ieliovs-
Whereas, Our fellow etiIeu, Commodore " q Perry
las returned from Aucneasfui Negotiation with
Ihnese Empire rhoh tN her.ofore refused any tn,er-
course With other nations excepting terms Involving
degrading conocsaions 10 iis favor Ana vhsf.As Thi,
r'hty has been made terms involving notonosas0ns
Powers have failed vas effected through II. hrnns--
sDi ability ~ Commodore Perry. And whereas, This
treaty has established he prneips that -hi. Aniessa
relations sHst between two RorefnmsntA nslthsf Gao
close ~ ports against ID" other, ~ithsst creating
thereby causs q offence. Ani shereas, m. Chamber
~ Commerce n ksu Y0rt u deeply Impressed uith tho
yai1s and inporianc. ~ thss- kchsrs1sns ter~fgre
lisforsd. That Comnitis~ - Appoinf.3 hshAf "
tho Chamber y Commerce, 70 tAls such nsAsures >.
may be ce.med proper 10 sbou tbs1 apprse ation u
tOmnOdoTe Perry services Ia usgoth Dg this treaty
a oommiits. a twenty Nv. was appolatsa. oompa.-i
~ tho following gentlemen .--fIeorgs GfisvoM " H
6rinbsli y !. AspinwAn, A a Low, Thnfaas Illssi0s
kobeft Kelly A X. EaFar. George Curts, DAVID Diy
Phsni, a Stevens, 9 u Ras.sil James i~s sis-art
Houn Royal Phsips Mortimer Ayibgs,Sa A s0rt.s i
q. King, j J. PAlmsf. Geo W Hiunt Andrsw Fgstsr,
Caleb battiou, Shepard Knapp ChArlos a. Davis rsia
ush fsrit, Vim. q. Ast0r.
On motion ~ Nr " H CfinBsll The sofnan 10.
requested e. add 70 their the - ctf.
not nfmbsrs n the Chamber and o. invite their 60
orFrai'oh 10 measure 10 whish al NJ community y
Interested
The comrnittee requested - NET AZ r.. " %.
Wednesday the 18th Inst At uls ESfcbants' Tzak.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-17

OTHtH COHHTFFONDENCE.
CORES ponc ence of the ChAfisston Mercury
WsHmSgros Jan = 1856.


WtrmSGTos Jan. :. 1855.
General Sears Opinion y "a, War IN no cr,-o1.
had recently tho psasurs of hearing the criticism -
General soott the In The Crimes. ! loot upon
Scott ~ the great captains u The Age, All
listened With great Interest 70 bis dsAs he says tho
allies committed great blunasr In delaying "a. aitaek
upon H.bsstopol long they dh ths, Immediately
after the raising ~ tho siege of riisus thsy ,h0un
have attached ssbas,opal, A. vhish time there
comparatively small force Ia the CrlmeA that the sitss
cannot tale ssbastopol unless tLey rscslvs rsafo.
m.nts giving them sureror,y ~ fore. b. The ersni
u from thirty 70 ATTY yer cent that The r. f.gu
lar soldiers the best troop. tbs sord for dseso@
they never ~, but p.Tsh unss~ 0rdsred 10 retreat
lie thinks the sbss labor under great fisa8vanAZ@ IN
having two commanding gsnsrah that Tho fosi 10 VIE
tory u through unity ~ fssgn. rhs Inference -0ah
drav from General seotts ssss a. that -ebastSDol -
not - tsksn for doubt shstksr ths ARss thrO-
such prepon1sraBes ~ force thsrs as u beess.aFy
The General further ssh that TIE ariss eouH not
smhAfk wiihDui infnsnss inss ~ men, sn1 al ths
materials u uar IN camp sIssp' 'ss ssspons W their
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-17
Our Washington Correspondence.

WAsHfs0roS, Jan. TO, 100.
7hs cottint &eam1s-fmportam and CHriou, Fdc,i n,
idtire 70 Cutd-7hs cdbina Intug-aes-C carr Paint
Report-Posers of ConOy,n--Rafheya Graz, Qge51l0n
Communication for "a. Secretary of war, d..
The Senate yesterday, settled the question a. least
for the present concerning the Collins ne Of ocean
steamers, BY postponing indefinitely the resolution CIV
ing notice of termination OF the now existing contract
This leaves the contract operative and throws the
question Of termination back upon the House Repre-
sentative,, where Il win Be suffered 70 lie an,oacb,a
This regarded as great victory the marrow
traeted views Of sectional Interest," which .ough, 70
break down this monument to America navigation aSa
American enterprise.
The new phase Of the Cuban question in eonnss,ion
With the naturalization has sa TO the dsv.op-m~s, ot
~us curious fsc,, give you ps particulars n they
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-17

aKEsST oF rHr cOsDrcroh o. TEu NV nAvES
FHki0nT mars o. craggy ~ sAsFLirgHTkr.
In The month - November Last oo4ls9n 0scurrrd :.
The Haflsn Railroad bs,-sen ths wit. f1slna ya.s~a
ger tram sna Ns~ Haven freight 1An,t ths n-ssbsr
hood u YorsVils ~ -hioh about t-eniy psop. r.r-
tnors o. les lplur.s Aai tvo p~rrons tss ihs .vi
Gsbos aafuosd ~ The inquss, hs ibs bly ~ Johs
IAwson, - Tie dsseaed, veal h. s5w taa, tho son
dnsor ~ The freight train iy ~ srOss xrnSs
D not ssbsing bsSk ~ord ~ The dvtsnon ~ ~ rala
orsbostDx : red tai Hight - = The AptrOssh
lbg train, duo al That TINE - ihs np4fnssi sfst
Jsmss Green, ths egnduepr ~ ~ ksp HAvst ffes sht
uain, AMI Aeeofdpgiy C.faEsr 0'ngGBsu issued rN.
rant Tor h arrest sDi - aessrdibsiy h1rn tnts
custody yes,srsAy ~ orcsr o.~ybs a ths Lever 70
bro CSsfi IN Nss'eos.ssr sos@ty aE1 sssv.ysi -
trs Jsfics tonrsly II ths Tessbs wkS hs4 kra la
IN ths ssnu ~ WOO, " as~vsr the sharFs ~
Iasghisr One ~ ihs diTsssors - tho Nsp Hsrtb Rail
rod t<somhg his besisn.ss Gt-sn .a.sssa frsas
sufafy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-17

Another report from the War Department exhibited
the contingent expenses Of military establishment
to be al ia2 90 and communication from the seere
portau of supplies to the SiouI Indians ~ thirty two
thousand dollars-a sum apparently large enough 10
purchase the supplies A. well Rs transport them.
The newly appointed Minister ~ spain--Nr Brecken-
ridge of kentucky-wi leave na early possible for
Madrid To relieve Mr. Soulc Who resigned at ST. Marcya
request. THIS resignation i regarded here very d.
cided victory Of Gov Marcy Day and Gushing sn1
Il foreshadows strictly peace policy towards Cnbs Mr
Marcy u the perEonaton of anti nbustsrng. ami Mr.
Souc Wild reckless In Europe all the time
thorn in his side. Had soult heL on Mr Marcy hsf
determined 70 resign. Mr. Breckenridge will make
very discreet safe dipomatst and will doubt heal
many Of the Wounds do MT mean pntDl shot wounds
of couDs-whlch inflicted BY the late minister
The Texas debt question still drags In the House commit
tee not being reported While the time ~ the House
Il being consumed by buncombc speeches and private
individuals permitted 20 become bankrupt and ned
creditor of this fund claims $40 600 and the state ~
Texas admits the claim ftr tp5 900 The mOney-his
his hous. II sold from the head n his family for
debt Yesterday be received letter from hlm wife
stating that few days before the sheriff had seized
little negro children belonging 10 the family and like
wise sold them for debt. All this too, while the gov
erbmsnt Acknowledge IT, indebtedness 10 him Ia III.
sum % sgj 600 and with the money lying dls ia the
Treasury. II il shameful truly
great case of interest ~ be arrusi before the "a
Ifeme Court some day nent week, Involving the cyns
tutonal right ~ the Executive 70 Territorial
Judges The question arises Ia the of Aaron Good.
rich James Gutbns, Secretary % ths Treasury, 0n
United states and H. lawrence Esq for the plaintiff
The question also Involves the right Congress 20 itnH
ihe term Of any officer Al The discretion of the
President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-17
DANCING ACADEMIES.

nANCIEG ACADEMY, q HOWARD STREET MILE
IL CAROLINE vEZIENS begs leave TO inform the
public, that she wall open her dancing academy on
Monday, January 15th for the instruction Of ladies' and
gentlemen In the most stylish dances OF the day School
for practice every night, from half past to ten
O'Clock.
MADAME AUGUSTA HAVING, IN COMPLIANCE
Ul with the wish Of several families In New York.
ganized select clAss for dancing, at T12 Broad gay,
begs leave inform the ladies that she receive
few pupils She also informs the ladies Of Brook
yn that she is forming classes for the second quar-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-17

Rsr Jo.sph r rsompssn n hs siy, prsas..i -
fore n. Younz Men shns,an Ass1 aeon u o.
Esndsy lssi
The uuSa Isrgh h2s sssri rspIeE 70 tks sT-st ths,
GossTrsT rsynsuf 10 - succeed sehAraa kisls,-v
% r. JsDss sBa has uss rsAs n. srrNnss~s.nis for
The syr4siassst ~ washingon. Is secretary ~ sxa
tics "a " y other tban. .ieAs y k2sf, u ihs
glfcrvW
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gssh~s. sAtng! JsAs rs-Jf Flst,k0er y B.yig
bsfs. VS. aN<<. CksflssAtN g. n basl@sA W
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b,,y J silsrigs ~. u eslhss ~. ori..s.
r.rs tsvssass. ~ s,ssmsAi1 EssrvIis--t HsAst.As-
49, .ssr ~ ws.s 49, 80 s.ssh,ss ~ p.s. -.
80 s.sy Tsylas his TsJ ~ Cisisse. D~nss.. ?
s'..y u Hashsli Alt~y. Y br~~s. ~ Ca, sn Hsv
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-17
VIZ s. MEILoR, AUCTIoNEER.-BY HOUGHTON Il
HI MElIQR 10. mnrrax LIhnrsdaxl NJ lAlZ olclock


w MELL0R to morrow (Thursday), at 10h O'Clock
at the salesroom 113 Nassau street. magnificent sale OF
custom made cabinet furniture being the entire stock
Broadway cabinet maker, removed for the convenience
Of sale, and will be sold positively, without
Goods bought at this sale remain storage until
May lst be packed for shipping the premises
at reasonable charge. The trade country merchants
hotel propretors and others will find the above the
largest stock Of furniture that has been offered
at auction this winter and cost SO 000 Catalogues
now ready-Conssting Of ten richly carved rosewood
mahogany, walnut and oak library and secretary book
rosewood armours French plate doors beanforts
escrtore rosewood and oak etegeres with mirrors at
tached ladies' cabinet and writing tables, lined with
satinwood; rosewood work tables wardrobes fine supe
ror made walnut oak and mahogany IA feet extension
dining tables six carved rosewood paror suites cover
cd in French satin brocatee crimson plush and hair
cloth, &C.; one magnificent black enameled chamber
suite complete, with marble tops and andscap painted
decorated with gold; ten elegant rosewood, mahogany
and walnut chamber suites compete centre tables in
great variety parlor and reception chairs in fancy
coverings sofa bedsteads lounges and loungebeds side
and etegeresogether with endless variety Of
medium class furniture, such is usually found in a
6rst class wareroom Also, to pay advances, several
South American horse hair mattresses, eight French
plates oval and mante mirrors two thick French plates
pier do; seven choice oil paintings, including French
piece by Nchols-together with three rosewood
octave panofortes fully warranted Also large lot Of
second hand household furniture worthy the attention
of the trade.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-17
REWARDS.

q, on REWARD LOST, IN e0rSG FROM TENTH
DLO street and Avenue A 10 Ninth street up Ninth
street TO First down 10 Eighth street up Eighth
street TO Broadway thence 70 Twelfth street and down
10 Sixth avenue, q leather wallet, containing large
sum Of money and DR.. Panderburghis bills for coec
ton The finder will receive the above reward with the
thanks Of the owner by leaving at Dr. Crostys drug
store ll5 First avenue.
On z REwARD-FOR A KING CHARLES DOG MARKED
NDD black and tan, with white breast. strayed from
los Thompson street on the 18th inst. The above re-
ward will be paid TO any person by leaving him AZ les
Thompson street Mrs. SANDS
ft = REwARD.-LOsT, A P0RTEMoNAIE, CONTAIN
DeJ ing twenty dollars pawn ticket, aud q dyer's
tcke Tbe above reward win be paid by returning u 10
W. II. Dunbar, No. Benson street Of $50
broadway, over Gordon Norton's auction rooms.
d = REwARD-LOsT ON JAN 9TH IN TWENTY.
pO 6rst street opposite Grsmmercy PARK, In
Ninth street . bresstpip, In the form Of daisy or
gcvsn. ne dnder viii please leave Il sin Ninth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-17

WM Writers, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS
w day at 10h O'Clock, at No. 1877 Canal street. the
entire furniture of family breaking up housekeeping
consisting of SOFAS rocking chairs, centre side dining
and tea tables, French plated pier glasses mahogany
bookcases, oil paintings clocks, vases plated china
cloths, mahogany and walnut bedsteads, hair mat.
tresses feather beds blankets, spreads dressing bu.
Ieaus, washstands, cooking stoves, and kitchen fur
nit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

M AY0R's OFFICE, JANUARY q ls5s.-rHERE IS
Xl opened, at this Office, complaint book, under the
charge Of competent person. for the purpose OF receiv
ing and entering all complaints Of matters coming within
the jurisdiction Of the municipal authorities The Mayor
win entertain, and far the laws give him power,
take cogniance Of charges preferred by responsible par
ties for violation OF ordinances and derecton Of duty
upon the part Of person holding Office under the city
government. By order of the Mayor.
WIN. II STEPHENS, First Marshal.
All the papers In this city win please copy, and send
their bills TO this Office.
NOTICE-TO THE l. o. OF o. F-AII BROTHERS
IN holding cards Of withdraw or about withdraw
ing from their several lodges, requested TO
the Lodge Room 132 Bowery, Wednesday evening
nth nst at ~ O'clock to take into consideration the
propriety OF applying for charter.
FRANKLIN FERRY,
VIM II. HARRIS,
TIMOJUY MOUNT,
WILLIAM WRIGHT,
WILLIAM SCIIENCK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-17
SALES AT AUCTION.

@ HERTFF's SALE OF CLoTHs, CAssIMIREs, AND
- vestngs, also ready made clothing Of every descr
tion on Wednesday JAM H. 1885, at IL o'clock at No.
IL Court street, brooklyn L. LOTT, Sheriff.
r r HvGEMAN Aucfnneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-17

DRUCE A. Chiffon, MISUNDERSTANDING B0I-
ID lers, sugar machinery-At Afiick's sugar refine
ry 270 South street Cole Chiffon will sell at auction,
for account OF whom it may concern Thursday, Jan
1S 1856 at IL o'clock the premises 20 South street.
QUE steam engine IL horse power 10 inch bore "a inch
o troke, VIM. Burdens make aue boiler, feet in
diamter 10 feet long, with two ues made of Pennsyl
vania iron smoke pipe, furnace front. crate bars,
bearers heaters pipes, valves. cocks bolts &c. one
double centrifugal sugar machine for clarifying sugar
lot of shaftDg, pulleys, hangers, bands, platform
scales &c. Terms at sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-17

ITO WATCHMAKERS AND JEwELLERS.-A NJ
l. CRISTALaR, auctioneer, 90 Bowery, will sell on
Thursday, 18th instant at 10s O'Clock the stock of
matchmaker and jeweller retiring from business con-
listing Of gold pins, earrings, rings necklaces guard
and fob chains, bracelets gold and silver anchor epns
andlever watches, vions musical instru clocks
guns pistols Sc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-17

TROCKERY, GLASS AND CHINA.-AUCTION NOTICE
~ y. E. VAN ANTWERP will sell on Tuesday, Jan,
16 at 10 O'Clock at 2l6 Pearl street. So crates white
granite and light blue ware, complete assortment,
goods alse dipt and edged ware, Rockingham jugs
chambers &c; also a handsome assortment Of glass
To be sold in lots from the shelves Catalogues day
of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-17

ID A. Chiffon, AUCrIONEER-STEAM ENGINE
d. boiler, power presses, &C., in Frenchadying
works-Cole Chiffon will sell at auction, for account
of whom it may concern, on Friday. January 49, 1885,
at IL o'clock the promises, 264 West Nineteenth
street one steam engine horse power inch bore 20
inch stroke VIM. Burden maker; aue boiler, SO inch
diameter 2j feet long, Hue and steam drum, best
Pennsylvania iron furnace front CRATE bars bearers
heater, pipes, valves cscks bolts &c large double
screw power press. vending ana dressing imachine
vices, tubs, benches washing machines, &c. lot Of
shaftingl pulleys, hangers. bands, &c, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-17

VTT W. SHIRLEY, AUCTIONEER-wILI. SELL, ON
w Thursday, Jan. IS, at l01s O'Clock, the entire
contents of the four story house III Second street
First avenue comprising the usual assortment Of rni
ing house Deposits required from every purchaser.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-17
"ERY a. LEEDS, AuCrIONEER.-BY II. IL.
1 LEEDS & CO=Anistrator,s sale of large

"ENRY II. LEEDS, AuCHoNEER.-BY II. II.
III LEEDS 4 C0-Anstrator's sale Of large
longing TO the estate Of Henry Kayser, deceased
Henry H. Leeds & Co. will sell by auction, by
der OF Solomon Kayser, administrator OF Henry
Kayser, deceased, at sales room, No 10 Nassau
street. (removed for OF sae) Wednesday
Jan. IT, at 10h o'clock his entire stock Of valuable Jew
ery, consisting OF solid eighteen caret gold dngerrngs
earrings breast pins sold gold seal rings breaches In
great variety gold pencil cases, chatelaines, studs
sac earrings and bre aspins watch keys and seals lock
cts Of various szes and great variety Of other ewery
also two large iron safes furnished with drawers suit
able for jewellers long table desks, Ne The whole TO
gold chronometers, lever watches, epne do enameed
do. set in diamonds and other costly jewelry Also,
large assortment OF valuable diamond jewsry pins,
rings finger do brooches and other costly goods, with
out reserve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-17

WIN. BUMONT, AUCTIONEER-Co STORES
w at the Navy Yard, Brookly lyn.-willam Dumon.
viii. sell, at auction, on Wednesday, jan II, at II
O'Clock at the Navy Yard Brooklyn, by order of the
Navy Agent, large lot OF old junk. quantity of oak
and pine chips, carpenters and other TOOLS rice bread
raisns; sugar, tea, butter, clothing &C.; two scows
800 lime and cement barrels, brushes, files, life pre-
servers, lanterns, wood hanks shovels scales, dish
covers chip scrapers anvils shoyels and tongs deck
and port hts, glass, measures, cooking utensils &c
Terms cash before delivery. The goods must be
moved Immediately after the sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-17

X EORGE COOK, Auc1IONEER. HOUSEHOLD FUR
~ nture, cutlery, stationery, &c, at store No JIG
Greenwich street between Dey and Cortlandt dtGEORGE
COOK viii sell as above, at los O'Clock A. NJ, this
day, q general assortment OF furniture housekeeping
articles cutlery mattresses bedseads china and glass
ware dess &c., also 100 dozen writing ink sealing
wax blank books stationery articles Sale peremptory
for cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-17

A SSfGNEE'S SALE. 0SGOOD AUCTIONEER
"A So Nassau street. will SELL by auction tomorrow
Thursday Jan 49, at 101 A. M at tine well known and
old established Branch Hotel SO and 3S Bowery, near
the Bowery Theatre the entire hotel household aud bar
room furniture comprising carpets bureaus bedteads
and bedding washstands dining tables chairs looking
glasses, oil paintings pumps, &c i'm fact all articles
nsualy found in such establishments The barroom FIX
lures comprise decanters tumblers, glassware mirrors
curtains also the lease of the premises Full par
ticulars in catalogues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-17

n UCTTON NOTICE -TTIOS. BELL, AUCTIONEER-
IA By BELL BUSH.-Ths day, at l0k O'Clock, at
the saesroos 27 Centre street. variety sale-furniture
dry goods, mems and chdrens clothing, pledged
tces, Watches jewelry china glass and terra Gotta
ware; ALSO splendid paintings by celebrated artist
lately deceased The valuable furniture sale Friday
will Re duly Announced
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-17

N S. HOUGH, AUCTI0NEER SALE OF
L. rich and costly rosewood and mahogany furni-
ture-Wednesday morning. at lo1 O'clock the contents
Of the large four story house No. 10 Warren street. con-
sistng of richly carved rosewood bookcase panoforte
octave, superior instrument, cost S400;
wood parior suites In satin brocade rosewood centre
tables ottomans brocatee and lace curtains elegant
parlor aud bedroom window shades, magnificent English
tapestry and velvet carpets ocloths, massive extension
tables, dining and tea tables few choice oil paintings
steads bureaus wastands chairs sofas, work tables
r0ckers elegant china and mantel ornaments
twenty one-day inaid and bronze clocks china dinner
and tea SETS rich cut glass ware crockery ivory cutlery
silver ware tea service salvers and cake baskets with
solid silver mountngs, spoons, forks, castors, &c.