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The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1855-07-26

corncT, III oataE k1nSuOm as well as III tAe
Kingdom of God. The Constitution was framed
to "esta blish justice" and TO Secure the bless
ings of Liberty" but it is now maintained
solely for The purpose of upholding and extend
ing Slavery.
But we come nearer to our own times, and
nearer home to our Virginia Oracle-that ia to
say to the Richmond Enquirer itself, editea Of
the date of our quotations by Thomas Richie,
Esq, father of the present principal editos Of
that journal. =
The debate in the Virginia Legislature al
the session of 1912, on the subject of Einan
cipation, was occasioned by the Southampton
instruction, which occurred in the preceding
August. The minds of the people were sNa.
kened by that event to the continual insecurity
and danger of state of society in which one
half of the people are made the natural enc
mics of the other and the press almost ursni
mously broke forth in condemnation of tys
tenn to which they justly traced the dilapida
ton and decay of agriculture, the absence Of
arts, manufactures, and internal improvements
and the prevalent ignorance among the body
OF the people. The condition of Virginia was
contrasted with that of the Northern States, in
these particulars, and her poverty and degeae
racy demonstrated on the incontestable author
ity of official statistics. The debate occupied
many consecutive days at the session, and must
be regarded, by all who peruse it, as one Of the
ablest, and, owing to the vital importance o.
the subject, one of the most Interesting hai
has ever occurred on the continent. The Vir
gilman of the present day, who would bury in
oblivion all recollection of this debate, is untrue
to the honor and renown of his country. No
where has genius and liberty been more close.
ly allied than in the Old Dominion. 1t would
be difficult to find one illustrious name in all
her history, which is not Unidentified with Free
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-06

NEw YORK AND HARLEM nsn.poAp-yArI. Ar
hss s s,.. @s' ssssf wn.s "a s-.. $685.
nse .',,s ard ~so,y sub 'rss b ,eaf ..."as =.
L..,s CRY Han ..n, = NJ wfp.,p.' r,lixc p.,s SOP
pins =, iofisle iogh sres, Harlem, Mon H.'ea N1r.
Lee. earsst q wil,s sna c.nss nsn ia.
tSs' as s..' a.s ,. . @ 40 ..
s..ress, smcsana sna ta,itsn
.ds1"s y. s s ss 10. ., E' Ma ns .sss -
re-. se.r..r :, Ed tcse.aIa 80. +,
sIs ,,ysssr :. - , s.-' 81. AZ
-.spias Yorss,. tech sr.s sslsn sgt i,yaa sai.
re ss r. s .ns rstas1s' 49,, .....
Lssvs 81, han station 80 v white rl.,n. rsis sop.
p.s .i.iss. ..o,s ysrk,'s
pr~ss or Albany .opyns D.r,'s. yarihain. wsd.i.r
'i@ ss,. e, s y Ia. .i, . .sss = c,oa y ia. 800.
Is.,. ~ n.I @.ss.l s1v y. wln,.n. a.sis. "a.
ls~ye cpy Iisi -s.,ioa y. NJ WIS., ra'n, sop
~; OK e: ;: .. . xn' Ma n E.:.. ~: 80
and sorrisAn,. and yssdhAn- :.
-.arpas fass,,. ,s iiassn, Ma, iis'so. ~
'o''' NOR y" "''' and 's ss1as .oe,s.
81. Dove, PLAN. acpgIns al t.ia~. sasa =
cnAx cre,a. Pan. ,,s.. .oppinx ~ ~ ...,aoa.
s.oA wlE.as ,,.iee ts;.a .'eetias !. yesal.as O.
r.as., s-,fo-s, Mo- ii.'ea. Harlem. ' ssss~ aAs rss
x., x NO. n.s r.. ss ,s .i ys al 49, y.
49,, .sv mai ira. ohAiAH ssDpsarx ~ al sAii4-s
sas's q " i',sa. HIS -. y..,.
xorrs.anis Ssro~e Ma is,en ns,isn. ieA s,s~s sd
$50 80. s.,ss aaiy 49,. ,,,-..
sorr'-snss .sroas ~ a.sea. nasa,. lcsa ''rs~ -
assp = ~ns Pam. ,r.,s .ers,- = - ..s'sa,. "a.
Lssvs Ailss, aisis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-06
BALES Ar AuUTyON.

TuEIs MORRILL,, AUCTIoNEER EXTENSIVE AUG
ton sale NO 81 Nassau Eedne sfsy sos l,h
a. Oa O'CLOCK an extensive assorneB fuulue colsstnS
OF rosowooa 40. tr parios &C. Aisp maInhcen French
PA'e mirrors on paintings ssh pAei ware for Ia
Die use. In al desirable stock
niTED STATES MARsHAL's SALE SrEAMBoAT
LDh or sale q. auction Notice hereb> gwen mat
oat Aida, her tackis apparel AMI faru VIII %
sold ne undersigned Marshal ot ntst fpr toe
southern district OF CIV York Msrchan sxcl Se 10
the city OF New YORK on the 9Th day % sogcm I5
O'Clock noon UNDER aud IN pursuance vrs
eio:M eSponas, iSs'ied ou OF the Un,e
lot the southern dislri ~ New York FMS spieni
known steamboat eelsbraen for her spesi
rangemens and excellent noda0ns
regred ut the Cnston House ~ bur,hep OF bp ~ 70
IONS ~ feet inches length y feet 6 ches l.h aud
lee inches dtph she ~ lying al fot of obnsoa
street Norm river where be nined previous
me SAFE The sale VII be OF advantageous terms prrchas
ers w. 80 Oo9 cash on the day Of sale add he bapee
credit oil three ak and nine The balance
cured by approved endorsed notes AID tho
Insured for e of sich for tho bensH OF the
ssgee The receiver tho boat will II desired the
under signed In giving title TO the boat
AnRaHAMT HTLLYER,
U. s. Marshal, Southern district oil New York
MM. Writer'S, AUcrIoNGER-wILL SILL on
Wednesday, at 10h O'Clock, 1871 Elm straet all the
Eensee payios kitchen urnlture
hue consisting Of handsome pier and msDtel glasses sDas
and other chairs marble op tables tapestry AID otsr
ball oil cloths mahogany and other bed,ta .r
nd ohnr mattresses beds and bedding dlnningroom and
kitchen furniture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-06

I1Ttxrtas. oysrANY -HgsDQrksry.s Pty1Ty
a dsH q Al v Dusss nsas BroN1rsy <ssssr.
"a ~ wsst y cal All srssais>s sifisa y. srs
<.sss s.sr bfsors ofeYtg saevtaer Ag1 asf tsasr
f.sag isstsag isd ga et&ss T.yF.s@ r.sv4s
s.N~a a. ga bs1f 81 fsrf4sas~d - 0s-,ss.
BoJkK oEAHAx. ~ sa1 " Dusas sxse1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-06
,Ir-w. G. ALRrRTrs. ArcrIoNERR

csUFRIFF,s sALE.-w. G. ALBURTUs. AUcTTONEER
- viii eel "Wednesday SSv q, ioss O'clock = No "a
court street opposite City Hall, Brooklyn rosewood. ma1o
pany parrot bedroom and dining furniture carpets oil
cloths druge also thirteen parlor and cookine stoves
plated se urns spoons forks and anry gooa Of
every description. r. hOilt Nhciil.
v. TmrIEn, Deputy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-06

YOUNG LADY, OY PhgrO4sEssfsG APrEAPs
~ snee. desrou. q formns the seguaAnee o. ssa.
BE gentleman VINO " rod circumstance under hF
year. n age, With view "a aasnony None ueef answer
his unless sincere. Addr Cara Br,ssay Post oes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-06
n MATRIMONIAL.

A LADY, WHO ~ A STRANGER II yHfs VICINITY
"A who In desirou. Of )oning terscf bond. q mari
mony gentleman n EcoiftAndA In soety his
means Of expressing her wishes In u hope hs s may b
sneoe~sfn IN grAmYing her desfes fs prepos.-ing "a
her and has 81 %
snnum and l. about ~ years Of All
uulc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-06

I Az a BAcuELon. MAsTgR OF AN HoyoRABL :
and nfrNiiye prc<e~ron AMI m god family k
ing ard Of good A'sess am IN o. ponsy Vow sny
lady thS VIZ furtAh with $1,000 nilaii have . uane
u pruudsst sQsh not blush and M proS eo Al.
RES oouhdeAiAly, j. D. ", Broadway POD oncs,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-06

a ToRTGAGF sALE.-JOHN w sogER1NDYKr, AUG.
M tloneer; store No. ~ North William st., rear Chatham
will sei on wednesday Nov. at IL O'Clock By virtue
rhasiel MORTGAGE No 10 North LET at. WILLIAMSBURG iron
Kettles aoap kettles, and elghl candle fnouis
j. W. sUMEkINDYKE, Attorney for Mortgage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-06

II j. KELLY AUcTfoSEgR.-r WILL sEti,, THIS
day at 10 o'clock, Mt Csharine street u. new Ard
srr fur assor,rnen, ~ black and coorei -ih French and
English merinoes long and square shsws blankets OUTS tc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-06

n D. NASH. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sia BROADWAY
IL sac Of Household furniture, Wednesday, Nov At 10
O'Clock NJ ut }26 East twenty min st between second
and Third avenues sting Of In part sofas rnshogsny
char IN les Brn seis ard ingram carpe mirrors
and bedding wasstands ichaIrs stoves kitchen ware
croSkery. &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-06

ELIAs COMBS, AUCTroNEER MORNING., AT
~ l o'clock, a 6 Nassau street. LARGE ortment OF
household furniture, consisting OF rosewood mahogany
black wann parlor suits covered In satin
pattcrns also plush damssk and hair cloth sofas bureaus
bedsteads, carpeiug, Ac.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-06

CL0TH1EG AT AUCl IoN.--M WRAY. AUCTIOyEER
~ will sell on Wednesday, Nov at lok o'clock, s9
Grand street Eldriege assortment winter
clothing, being the balance OF the stock also
double gold hunting watch Wi positively be sold with
out reserve. deposits required Eom every purchaser
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-06

A LARGE QUANTITY or CAST OFF cLoTHfSg
"A wsnted-rhomas u. Couroy, licensed buy se.1of
cohng every 0enilemea having lArsssr
small los Will receye the highest price BY can
ing the store, addressing THOMAS d. CoNROf l9I
Pearl street.
VAST OFF CLOTHING, wANTED.-7HE HIoBEsr
~ prfcs given for ladies' and by single pc-s o.
Address ~ EZEkEf No i3s Seventh be4 sen
Nineteenth and twentieth ~rwts New YORK DIX Cha.nn
street p. s.-fafics . tended by Mrs. v.
VAST OPP CLoTnING--A LARGE QUANTITY wAsT
~ ed.-Ihe highest price given and cash pail
money Gcnemen DESTROYS Of conssrrS superss cloth-
Ing into cash can obtain he full yAlas by calling or
sending Tor JAMES MURoSEY, II Be1er street aeaf Ch.
ham
ftL0THIEG-LADIEs OR GEy.rYMEv HAVING Any
~ to- isposs o. can receive far price By sendps
hr stores II Aufsns street, West
or letter BIZ post Ladies ansvdsd By Nr.. cuh~n
4. CoHHH.
ERnrLEMRs's fUR.sIsurNo GOODS SHIRTS AND
VI dressing gowns NJ, de IL order
W.. Gu.CHRIsT Co, fi2 RroalvaY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-06

hog STOLEN STOLEN, FROM NO. 81 AVENUE O.
~ on ihnfrtay In small rough scotch terrier aor bad
collar, with the and residence of his sner T.
Elliott 1he thief had better return him immediately and thus
visit TO the island.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-06

NROCKERY CHINA AND GLASS. -. y. wALDEON
~ Au toneer-By kNRY g. EVASs. 80 Pearl 1t; re
sar sale postponed account the election Wednesday
November T. OF 10 O'Clock, from the shsves sDlsn lid
sortment Of every description nj ~ h. offered Including
the stock Of retailer declining busne City AMI
trade invited Goods well packed for shipping sales
after every Tuesday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-06

HENRY IL LEEDS Il CO., AUCrfONEFRs.-Of-
IL u No. 10 Nassau street Assgnees sale The largest
soe1 OF music re-, offered by auction all Of the
fashionable kind without any reserve HENRY II. LEEDS
20 VIZ eel by auction on Tuesday, Nov sh, and Wed.
way corner oil Worth street. date Anthony the largest stock
OF fashionable music offered auction consisting
arches, ros schotsches, rondos &c &C. with all tn. best
opera music Also few musical Instruments pianos To-
d00ns &C. Sale without reserve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-06

AUCTION NOTICE.. BOG ART, AUCTYoSEEa- BY
"A g. BOGAET. Wednesday, Nov. at 10h O'Clock. al the
auction of Frankfort and William streess con
sabe sale Of household turniiuI ,ure,u esrpe
feather beds stoves kitchen turnture ao the sock
Of store removed from East Broadway
counters, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-06

diamonds AND GOLD JEWEIRY AT AUCTION
~ L. Nandewater auctioDeer viii sell, this iay (r1es
iat 1o1 occk II the saes II Maiden Ian. agnld
stock OF diamond jewclry consisting single
cluster rbg, e stones Weighing from carat to ~ caras
do broachce rings studs &c Also invoice of
imported gold watches double timers seconds
chronometers English patent levers all the celebrated
makers. Also, magnificent sterling silver SET
cqps spoons &c Also Is carat gold ves fob guard AMI
chaean chains Also lire Of gold 10 vey brooches
with mosaic Florenna. studs sleeve
tutons The above sale affords fine opoor unity
want, every lot Ia warranted Of tho erst class.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-06

HENRY H. LEEDS co AUITIONEERS NO gNAa
II saa q Henry II Ieeis 4 Co win sell by auction
res dence No ~ Reson Brooklyn third door from Isnrg
the furniture contained The sad onaisdng la
suits 10 hair cloh
wood bic tap centre table, Brussels and ingram carpets
a ciohs marDie dressing bureaus ard
hoghny French tedeafs hat rack very black walnut
extension dining table mattresses tables, crocsery saz
-yer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-06
rTnNaY r. LEEDS. AuCTfoNRER-RY HENRY r

IL L. v.
Ill LEEDS Co.-Saes rooms ~ Beeknian street.-the
morrow "Wednesday a. 101 O'Clock the RESIDENCE,
ysrick street. near Canal, The whole
consisting Of elegant rosewood panofore with
psrlor covered Ia
h satin bfocae do covered IN dsma-k; sir pieces
Brussels and ingram carpets rosewood centre sfs
rorr marble bureaus and xsshsan. large
ood e,egeres, mirror from, and backcos rosewood
and mahogany carved do mirror backs so, mahogany
rosewood Exahehan befsesdz, French do, good BAR mat
paasses rich china oil paintings clocks
eons Ac To he sold without any Whatever Caia
logues the hose. On Friday
assrnees sale OF large and valuable assortment furs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-06

EfoUND-IN A BROADWAY AND MADISON AVENUE
u stage, god watch The owner can have by applying
IS FRI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-06
LOST AND FOUND.

(NAME TO THE PREMISES OF THE SUBSCRIBER on
the evening Of Friday sov q three small pgs, which tn
have by proving property paying exps
Apply Immediately No SIC Ninth avenue corner Forty
eighth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-06

CHAs; 7. FLEMING, AUCTroNEER. --ADMTSTsTRA
" tors sale at aucton.-On Thurs Nov. 8 lS5s,
tween the hours Of ~ NJ and The premises all
cert 10 house and lot containing l2 valuable band
IN nigh STATE OF cultivation, late property Of
harrington deceased situated oce,upo-t New Jeraes nj
lonng The South Shrewsbury river and Long Branch
wnhn five hundred yards of the landing The
Christopher which plies daily To and from New York The I'm
two story dwelling barn, wagon
and other oubuldnss all new Good ~atcr trees
tencinp, &c. Conditions made known Of sale.
JOHN d. FARRIN0rON, Adm!nis.rntor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-06

T,UGENE 3. FRANKLIN, AUCTIoNEER.-BY FRANK
~ lin Nichols peremptory sale Of rich cabinet furniture
Mahogany oak and walnut dexs tor hans Offices
and counting rooms wood oak black walnut and ma
ton ward obes boekcas secretaries, amoars &c
row. "Wednesday. Nov; H. a, 0,s o., lock Messrs y. n
viii sell ~ above all the furniture contained the
warerooms 20 Nassau st. John IT, consisting OF a full
assor ment Of paror hall dining reception library
and chamber furniture together with gilt french plate
mirror oil paintings china presents gas chanseers &c
Also hair mattresses paas holsters pillows The
enon OF the trade and housekeepers generally Invited this
being probably the f ahionlb rn,ure
is season Every facility offered country purchasers for
shipping packing, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-06

T OsT-pOwN TOWN, SATURDAY SD INST. A PAIR
~ q gold bowed hpec'aces The finder will be literally
warded by leaving them at "a South street.
j. a. WHIPPLE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-06

"A CONS sulky harness. blankets bud n robes 10 lgst
which the celebrated the running marc Lilna
horse Grapesho ard otuy cot Prince belonglns to
the estate Of ~ Arrowstb decreased The Wi tske
place at e. H. BRlTToNS Upper itahsav. Essex county,
n d. Thursday next Nov. g. commencing at ococs T. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-06

To TIE EDITUK OF TIE NEW YORK HERALD.-TN
he Tribune OF day notice article headed The
shanghai Guards gang Of dsordcicsr which does
Migrant injustice ha' We feel called upon. behalf
fellow members 70 denounce Infamous .lanirr The
conduct Of the Guards body haa always chArscr
sd by o. der and dedorun Tor utterly deny that
ers have been losef, any female exhibitors insIlei
by members; and their whole offence
ing bs OF pink ribbon and walking by atuund die
Palace Grave offences. truly and calculated call Tor the
large display Of the police force o Ncx York which
he ssionked eyes 81 The visitors at the Paiscs ssuray
evening In CONCLUSION earnestly every aesasS
70 be a. The regular messing AT the hall even
Ing, a. -ocloek. SEVERAL. MEMBERS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-06
BOARDING AND LODGYN>

RHOokLYk HEI1Hrs-rwO OR THREE O.. II
~ taen, or gentleman and his Wife ran be acconno.
sh eu san rooms ard fu partial board a. Izp oins
suse between fiertopon, and rark three mlnnas yah
ION e all street or Fulton ferries brooklyn References
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-06

UCTION EOTICE.-THOs BELL. AUCrfoNEER--BY
"A BELL 4 BUSH. "Wednesday at to1s o'clock a. IL Nor
William street. extensive assortment OF and secoai
hand furniture convenience at viz trale
dressing and plan bureaus and double Preach pei
sofas couches sofa and couch bedesd carpets be
side and bath dinner sss axension tables, cooking
mattresses desks, tables, chairs, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-06

A ssIGNEEs SALE OF MAErILLAs, ULoARs, &C,
for cash, at No. Cor'nndt street. up fhe stock
u maHtinA. of Wcoksou BradnSu havlag
ed will be closed for cash. reduction ~ av go
The stock Is well worthy the attention Dealers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-06

~ opened, slightly embroidered articles for high nonrun,
grape sets plain and worked pufed Illusion goods II
manufacture. md large OF witch cannot
be found elsewhere. M1LLE4t GRAFT III Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-06

ENOR sALE-BY COLE 4 Chiffon, At MERCH ANTS
ExchsDre on Friday Nov NJ IL ,clock, three stores
and dwellings fronting Ninth avenue 18th
also the house No PA Twenty eighth street furnished
complete, with modern improvements; sso. valuable
Twenty eighth street. two hundred twcntyfour
west OF Ninth avenue Is by o. feet inches rhs property
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-06

CT. GEORGES HOTEL, 6s4 BROADWAY Is NOW
- open for the reception Of the public
are ready for the reception Of families and single yenie
comfort enience Of persons visiting
will be checrfy bestowed, render every respect
O FIRST cass house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-06

CARDF LAFAYETTE-55TH REGIMENT II NEW AND
VI complete Uniform for sale. Apply 10 Mrs. WISiSr,
10 Macd0ugs street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-06

n GOURIEUx, IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER
~ o French and Swiss enbrsderes, collars, eheinses
moved rom Il ispsa ar, street, 10 No "a oppo" Ne Ssgs
leave TO inform his friends aud the public
erni that from the Eth until the 10Th instant he will sci. hs
goods nj Manufacturers prices. II IL already well that
Mr. Goureux sells prices f below those OF other orers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-06

GROCERIES. HORSE BLANKETS, SEWING MACHINE
ner Of Green wch hard ware ea co,ees sugars raisins
euranss, pickles. OIL hgs, soap prunes and
shirt collars, clocks, &c. w. A.. CARTER, Aurt ,peer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-06

A FURNISHED HOUSE TO EEsr. SITUATED IN
IA Union square, the LAZY ~ho oopiaa ID ,xonld ana. r.
intend for sseect party. address, 4 L.. Herald oinas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-06

Z On REV ARD-sTOLEN FROM LITTLE NECK BAY
IAU Tuesday, Oct 80 1855, family boat eigb
feet "bg u OF cedar copperea ryeted throughout a keel
Gse inches wide intended for four pars OF sku psined
white with green streak outside and PINK inside The boats
Is. Webb, Apply to A. II. Mckle 10 Water street
JOHN Is. WEBB. 400 and lis Water street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-06

(NAPtS, COLLARS CHENIESTTS AND SCARFs IN
~ Honson Point siguIle. vaencenoes Brussels polat
Of designs lad very prices just PETER
koBkkTS CO.'S, 1916 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-18


A STR0LOGY.-MRs. FLEUHY, FROM PARIS, WHOSE
"A relatives prophsssd Napoleon J., 10 the celebrated
and nrst person OF the age TO foeee failure
sents true and certain. Can b. consulted at No. ao3
Bsoome street.
n IAIRvoYANr EXTRAORDINARILY. MRS HAYES
~ 10, without exception, the beat elarvoyan phys-
eian living she Ia daily curing diseases that
for pronounced neursbie sick persons
and gocg from her once, seeking the ADVICE Of this
wonderful medical elsrvoyant ohios 10 Spring stree
IFADAME ALVIN IRON PARIS TENDERS HsR
MI services to the ladies and gentlemen Of this city
IN astrosy BY books and science and 10 70 Be consul cd
akoaf love- marriage, business, law mAttsra As She
vii kn the Of the lady or gentlsman they viii
marry; also the name OF her waters Madame Alvin
speaks the Engiish French and German languages Re
sdenee, 400 Bovery between First and Second streets
once hours from 10 A. NJ. tosP,M
AIRS. PRFwsTIR, % GREAT JONES STREET, CUs-
lNl nsr Of the Bswsry has t<eo induced through sh
pesspassps Of her many fnssds 70 eontnes ustl for
thsr notice. She b copsBlted fa astrsloGy. love
and law matsrr stsyprstins drsans By books and
ssee, and tsn Ne sa.s 81 NE H6y Esnuemsn lsey
~iD marry, ase ,hs nsass " hss Vkbrr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-18
LEaAL NOTICES.


TN THE sUfERiOR COURT ~ fnE CRY OF NEW
j York. -Gbariss N Pond BY John q. yose, his guar
dian, asADs. Olivia Phelps solo acting sg.eutrr Of the
last e and testament of Asssa Phelps, dee As~, An
son q. Phelps, Junior, William Dodge and heiiss~ r.
Dodge his Wife James stokes and Caroline styhss his
vile Charles " Pond and Harris, Pond his ~afs
Benjamin u. Ausrbury and Olivia Atisfbury his vi..
Daniel w. ysmss, EiIsbsth W James, Olivia Y James
william " Dodge Junior AnsoH q. y. Dodge, David -
Dodge, Norman W. Dodge, chafi.s e Dodge, George v
Dodge, Arthur n Dodge Arson q. y. Stokes, Eiiatsh
STOKES, James ~ ttot.s, Thomas stossa, OLIVIA y
STOKES, fora l. Etotss william v ID. STOKES, Olivia
Atsrbury Bouds not G. Atsrbury Anson q. r. A,tsrba.
~, Clara r Pond and gf-Ard Pond. To the tsfsni
asis shove nansds-You are hereby Summoned AMI ~
qulrei 20 answer the complaint Ia this srtion ~hsh
flea In the ONCE u the srh Of ihis Court .; the
city Hail. In the city u Nee Yofs, the t,h day Of
December, A D. 1861, and % serve copy of Jour
70 the aid slant on the subscrbsrs Of tbssr
omee, number seventy iso (T2) Wall sIe>; In tbs city
Of Seu forh sithsn ivsny daya After the service hsre
Of exclusive ~ fbs LAY u such ssrys and you fA1
10 the said complaint Within tbs ums Aforesaid
the plantn In this action 81. apyy 20 the court for the
relief dsmandsd ia the en- plant,
OWN, BETTy A yOsE, PisinuTs AttornsJs
Dasd ssv Ysrs Deessb.r l, 1885,
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C,H7E five HuEDiuD r0Ss RID AsH COAL.
DO De stove AMI ego sirss for sale Va ssrtnss
Or dealers. Apply ~ iy7 ho-sry, or 90 wAshas'0p
street. three doors iron spring street
roAL-A PRIME AKIIcLg on RED All sToyg
~ coal selling ., ssyss dollars p.r ton, .. wk
cooPfEs Coal Yard corner 81 rhrtsssih and bsasoa
str,sis, North river.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-18
MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN DOING MERCANTILE BrsisDss
"A In The West, forty sVs yssfs q age, vishs. W
marry lady Of not Bsss than thirty tkss for,y
ysars u sgs uho gosssssSs Aunsbs qualities, tsdasFy
Ne. any hdy vIshipg % gni,s ssrssh az above by
sSdresring hitsr 10 bos los, Hsnry Hlnols irving
age sire and gsnsfsl spfsaranos, snnsgnt 81 wealth
and rhAtH consists o. 9Th real ssA tses ~ rel
dshes -il r.es,rs an saver 10 return. An eonaani
cations CONFIDENTIAL