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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-27
PERSONAL.

) 4 NSwER TO 7. G. R.-You WILL FIND DR. A. d
n Reeves q, No Wooster street. II mltt,rt not
piles or rheumatism, he VII cure you. KAPPA.
A DOPliOS-ASY PERSON WISHING 10 ADOPT A
n female infant, eleven months Old. may hear Of one
by addrefsDg w. u, T., tox Isl Herald ONCE.
CoNIlDESCL WILL FIND a NOTE AT TIE HERALD
~ Office, from Z. NJ
I1LQY.--YorR NOTE WAS ANSWERED IMMEDIATE
IL Is upon IL reception. The reply be found in
The Post Oaice, Nassau street
NJ ORGA lion WANTED--oF MARY DOWDrktS
j and John Shell, who are in New York by her sister
tsc Eowdesn. Apply at the Munster House, 2s4 Water
street
SfORMAIlON WAN feD-Of YOUNG LADY
Miss Maria Kelly. who left Ireland eight years ago.
native Of the county o' Galway Ireland daughter OF
john u. kAly, OF clorcanon, and Granddaughter to
Capt William Kelly, ~ Clonrmnnon parish Of shascrag
Please call address letter TO ~ Washington STREE
New York II will BE- kindly received by her father,
John u. Kelly.
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DIR. John Bulls Sarsaparilla-Is the most
efectua purifier Of the blood and all the secreons Of
the human system. Our most eminent ply cisns TO
whom it's composition has been made known,) pro.
1t to be unequaed tonic medicine for indi-
gestion, dyspepsia and liver complaints. Solo, whole
sale and retail at DR. JOHN BULLS principal Office No.
Cortlandt street. two doors from Broadway. Price,
quart bottles, 81 each, or six bottles for So.
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Hyatt's Life Balsam.-Rheumatlsm In Its
cst painful forms also scrofula, old ulcers and the
worst of diseases Of the blood great debility liver
complaint, Kidneys, incipient consumption, &c,
most certainly cured by this great purifier. Principal
depot, 246 Grand street; 10 cents per bottle.
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spIRITU.LIsSf.

CPlRJICAfI2N.-MiSS HuICHiSS, THE WILL
- lnoHn tsst Medium only H. rtssn years ~ ss.,
eonunWs to hold circles every afternoon and evening
a. ~ broadway.
SPIEIrvAL RAFTING AND WRITING -NRs Cos
- viii receive vlssers this. and every day this week
AZ 100 Broadway, Hope Chapel Building H91r, ~ % "
A. ~, Z 70 and TO r. ", TbGt.iAy uni satgr!ay
evening excepted. N R-PArts- atxBIci 81 thsit
s,teneesi slsO private circles a. nor rooms
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Birth.


At Quogue, Long Island on Tuesday morning, Februa-
~ 20, JANE wife OF Captain Henry Gardiner, Of
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Who Will Suffer, when DIR. Tobias Venetian
Eminent win immediately cure cholera, collie dysen-
Depot 60 Cortiandt street. New York Sold by all drug
gists and storekeeperf.
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A UCT10N NoTlCE.-THoMAS BELL, AUCrI0NEER.-
IA BY Bell Bush, this day, at 10Y O'Clock, In the
salesrooms n Centre street, extensive sale of all
descriptions The connters oyster bin fixtures and
merous articles Of hotel restaurant. This furniture
from No Leonard street, comprising excellent
sortment Of carpets &C. Also at TX O'Clock valuable
beautiful books LEFT 10 be bound with r.
richly bound copies Of the Life OF Christ do Douay
bibles, Bishop Hughes edition. do lives of the Apos.
iles, quaro editions. Also jeWelry &c. Wednesday,
II O'Clock above, will be sold the entire furniture Of
g-neel family removed from Greenwich Par.
tieulaIs day Of sale.
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LECTURES.


ldNToS HAIL--ASTOR PLACF.-TYNDAtL De
- Nser LII sili deliver a lecture political
pGDy or the fcie1cs which teaches how riches pro
dlced and ussd Suhisct-Profuction Productive Ser
rce wager, and the reform systems Of st. simon, Fou
!, a; O'Clock. Tickets Is cents Can b. obtlnsd AZ
the uSual places.
Y TCTJREs.--UNIyE2slIY CHAPEL. WASHINGTON
~ Equare.-A. Grand son Hall, n D., viii deliver \
lecture The Forcss oil Mature and their ad ,pati9n
Ct matter and electricity the bass OF system OF
medicine which has been tested In tho hosp .tls Of Eng.
land and Trance Wednesday evening, 2sth, at =.
o-lotk. No. - West Twenty sinth strict.
nj ERCAnTIIE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. -GEN. SAN
w HOUSTON VIII sct1re on /" TeIas a. the Aca-
j,ny Of Music, FOurlst nth street Tuesday evening
February "a 81 eight O'Clock Doors open al eiocS
Tickets 20 centscSn be procured a. the Library Astor
Face, No NasEau street, hersfs. WIN Hall IONS u.
Appleton q To-, Evans Dickersop 6D7 Broadway, Asd
-. T. Ntsbit 4 Co ~ Wall ami Water s'rests.
Members earnestly requested 70 procur their tickets
early, In order 70 AVOID eOnfnf - the door,
ing Or lecture. Jos G MORTON, !
h II RIMPsOS, : Lee. Com.
JOHN CRERhR J
CT. DAyiD'S BENEVOLENT s0CIETY-IECrrRE OS
- Welsh hi-torypr. Alexis pder Jones will deliver
lecture on WEIGH history next Wednesday evtniny n.
~ O'CLOCK ~ tbs Welch CongregAt onal Church
Third avenue. Admiancs free by order OF III. society
n. ~ MORGAN, Sycrstary.
NJ B-Tbe society will dine AT the Florence Hotel, on
ThUr-dsy, March l. (st. Dsyids Day., at SIX O'Clock
tickets Ray h. had At the lect,re Wednesday evening
Waller street, and at 81. Davd's Hall, 2i2 Walker
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a AMERICAN GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AZ
~ ehambsrmsid eli. Is a good plain sewer and un.
derands general homework IAN DO At l4g Fourth
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DY JOSEPH BE3EHAS, AUCTIOsEER.- THURSDAY,
ID March 1, at ia evening" at the gallery Of the
Brooklyn School Of Design No Court street, opposite
City Hall, room No ls, will be sold wthout reserve,
few choice modern oil paintings AMI original past draw
ngs in rich frames also, ane cd oil painting Of the
Martyrdom Of st. Sebastian. The psst dra wings
onsdeisd by connoi-seurs 10 be superior TO any ever
executed in this country. Gallery open 'or free eShbi
ton on Tuesday and Wednesday Feb. - and 2s from
10 O'Clock, A. NJ. until 10 p. NJ ard also the daJ OF
tac. No further Advertisement.
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BRFHCH COOK WANTS A PLACE IN A HOTEL.
n restaurant or private house, cook, pastry cook
or conectoner Good on pyramids aud ornaments.
He spsakf Epgsh and German. Apply at 90 Chrystie
trest, In the rear.
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II $. BOuDH, AJcilUNEtK.-AuCTi0S SALE OF
IL elsgspt hCUshod furntuTe--fo morroE, Wet.
ncsday, mofnlrg Al 1ss O'Clock, the eont'nt ~ toe
large four,tory boase No. rs Warren street mot a
boarding house,, consisting Of the following articles,
viz - Bas nent- brussels cs-pet, oclo'hs mahogany
tntebssn tea and dining tabes mahogany sni cottage
chairs, SOFAS mirrors clock o pathtng china dinner
ana tea sets, cut glassware, tvervare ivory cutlery,
&C. faror'- hcnly carved wood suits IN broc,ds,
arm and reception chairs to m.ten centre side AMI sofa
taths, superior rosewood et.g.rr, with plate glisa
doors and bach very costly ro.e-ooi p,anoior.-, Of
sIeDdi1 tone aud finish roscNooa bookcase, superby
carved; ladies' Rosewood s-cntore, vita plate gis--
doors superb tapestry carpets large oval mirror lace
window curtains is rhoc. oil pain ngs in uc francs,
French epgrayDgs, rich china wares D.siue AMI
figures, II day ofmolu clock, china sptt11n- &c, Gc
Drawing iooni-hshosany suit la crimson push Jvat
mirror lace curtains ana rich shades rich lains q,
h'sl c,cs, Gle Tom cabin vases e,eyaut rose WOOL
b.dsteads, bgreau, wssna an suit. git toilet
Also the choice tJrrLure oifeten tedrcou comps
rosewood nah gany AND plaek sanr', bs4- snl .-.I-
e.rR hair mattresses, 10 GALE positive.
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A Highly WSPECrABIE Girl. GOING WITH THE
"A Panama steamer, tho 9TH OF March, 10 CalIfor.
gIa offers her services 10 family during the passage
she Is not beet 70 Good city reference
gwen. Tor conditions please address a. \. u, Herald
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HEERY u. LLEDa, AUcTIoSEER.--BY II. II. LEEDS
III co, on Wednesday, Feb. Is, at l0h O'clock At
olon Broad.sy, opposite 81 Thomas Church-sn,sins
ana hair dressing establishment, combating OF ehsya
and dressing tables and glasses marble tops; 20 1ash
stands mirrors glass sho. cases. umbrellas elegant
assortment OF gold silver, pearl and ivory mounted
foap rs.ors curtains chairs stoves, &c sale without
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-27
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Nov READY
IN PCTNAHS M0STHIY-MARCH
Aaos0 THg CONTENTS
Portraits OF Contrbutors.-Tho Author 81 "Japau, .
REV DR.. Ninton Brooklyn, N.Y.
The hormons. In Doors and Out.
The Cossacks. Israel Potter; or, Fifty
Bessie. Years Of Exile, (concla.
The hawaiian Islands. dea.)
White LILY. Sensitive Spirltl.
Bag Of Wind. Bearbrook Arcbives--Fcast
Great Cries of the Crsnberres.
Genius OF Charles Dichsrs Twice Married
Vino and Sea Living In the Country.
My Three Conversations Notes on Proper Names.
with MISE Chester. Editorial Notes,
Nature In often
TpRNs.-rwenty five cents per number or 81 per an.
nun. CLUBS OF Ave more, supplied - -. spec.
numbers furnished aud ,sra terms given 10 lgsr
and conysssers @, p. PUTNAM Co, New York.
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Tul WORLDS AGENCY FoR

THE WORLDS AGENCY FOR
Il BOOKS, MAGAZINES, pAPERS, Ac.
We would inform the public In general and the boa
trade particular that prepared TO send any
quantity any book, magaz ne, paper, music mp pi..
taEe ard cheap publications advertised IN aLy part Of
the Union, issued by the publisher and at
publishers very lo~ost prices.
We are packers sGd forvarders Of al the leading
daily and ueetly newspapers, magazines, Sc., doing
in that line than any other house in tbs city. We
take eighth Of tho enr. editions Of tho daily rr.
hune, Times, Herald and sun. Booksellers, nevspen
and others, may DEFEND having orders promptly at
tended 70, a, lowest prices.
Pooks &c mailed free Of charge, receipt OF aiver
tlsed retail price orders solicited for any and every
thing in the above line. K0ss. JONES 4 TouSEY,
100 Nassau street New York,
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THE TURF.

~ Tx H0RsE, WILD isi-HnAs, THAT s0w STANDS
Il ready To match any horse, mare, geding 10 tbs
world one, two, ard thrive miles and repeat l. 10 b,
seen a. bus owner stables, At the Rcd Hoas. H,risn
where also Ellen Batenan and Little Plea are .tabny
Under the attention Of Vim. A. Brown sole OF ,AI
stock.
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II D. NASH, AUCTION FER STORE, 80 BROADWAY.
~. Household furniture, on Wednesday, February
2s, AZ 10 O'Clock A. NJ, AZ No. Fitst avenue
consisting Of chairs, mirrors, o-lotn carpets pic
lures sofas bed and tedding washstandz, rroskcry,
Kitchen furniture and utensl., comprising general
softment con tanned "a above premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-27

DYC.A WATERBURY, ACCrIoNEER-THfsD DAY,
Id Tuesday, Feb. ~, sell the whole iinns sto X
Of jewery, advertised by order of the mortgages.
The gold watches very tine and costly AMI viii be
,old without any reservation. great opportunity 20
obtain perfect timekeepers Tor pryae tbs sals
by catal que AZ store % Broad street
and will continue till every article is sold.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-27

Halloway's Pills.-The surprising power
by this 6ne medicine in the Of all diseases
Of the liver and stomach is truly wonderful Any case
golden remedy Sold at the manufactures, so Maiden
lane, New York, and ga Strand, London and by all
druggists, at 25c 62kc., and 81 per box
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TONervous Sunercrs.-A Retired Clergyman,
restored health few days. after many years great
nervous suffering, is anxious to make known the
Of cure. Win send (free) anywhere the prescription
JOHN N. DAGNaLI., 81 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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II LUDLOW WILL Ill 0N TJEsIAY, Pan g.
IL. at u octck, At the Aci chAht- EScLage f3lr val
naoe sos re set eide % Bh avenue b~t~e.u i3th
ana 4ath street,. Terus LIBERAL.
IrlJAs COMBS, Altr!oSktt, WILL ssLL, At NO "a
IL All, street. IrssdaJ, F~b ~, - ~ ocl0ss tbe
following articles IOrss stoves an haturea, yablss
bureaus chairs wors table, carpet rrorkery icos
ples, clock, kitobep gisnsls &C. HAAS cone. A.c.
ttcDser, 244 Grad street.
flF0CEBIES, fXIRrs w46C%, RICE, LQ-o Isl &C
VI This osy, 81 ioy3 oclocF, sss,r. brsnly ~ ~
gin, Sin's, ebsDJgfss, e8 cot,s, Sugar, Zee,
ROM, ffebsh cborols.@, tscb wkeEt, snykei kerigx
shelleS amopds pl "a, bard kn,V.s fork syr ns
tslances vh!pa riding sad4 lea, harness, ~.
v A. CAHrEI AsctcnecT, ~ D-y street.
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WANTS.
aDY, WHO HAS HAD SEVERAL YEARS

A SINGLE LADY WHO HAS HAD SEVERAL YEARS
dren, dssres situation where the children are moi
der four years OF sge Can teach the nrst ~
Epll lsh. Can cut aud make their dressos so.,Ls
French fusntIy. Or AZ companion to lady and house
keeper in small family An interview may be had Al
n Third avenue bet~een Eleventh and Twelfth streets
from 10 o O'CLOCK, or address NJ. &. for one week
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A uCrIoN NOTICE EDWARD sCHENCg WILL SELL.
IA At auction, at his sales ROOM 10 Wall street. on
superb mosaic jewery watches In heavy eighteen carat
gold hunting cases, &c viz: English patent and
taehed lever, lepne duplex chronometer iudeps ndsnt
iesond fifteen day, &c ladies' Watches enamsisd and
set with diamonds the Je1ery consists part Of ee.
CANT mosaic gold stone bracelets do. pins earrings
brooches gocsuits of pm and earrn ~ brooches car
rpks, sleeve buttons, &c. Sale pestye Terms cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-27

4 YOUNG PROTESTANT WOMAN WISHES sTrUA.
N lion as palm cook or chambermald; Ia a good
washer and ironer aud has objection 10 make
generally useful the ICES. % reference can he given.
Apply at rs Sanrs street, Brooklyn.
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SHERHk sALE-rHIS 9TH DAY OF FEBRUARY
~ at II n No 70 Cold street, OF the contents OF
sar 100 factory consisting OF plated ami brass rods OF
all patterns and szes also OF stock and on, iron sac
and the otfcs furniture. -
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UCTION NOTTCE.-WM. B. JONES, AUCrIONEER
"A by virtue of execution, win SELL this day, at 10
A. NJ, at 14S Canal street, one white horse.
MICHAEL D00DY, Constable.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
SALES AT AUCTION,

A UcIloN SALE HOUSE MOVERS AND VESSEL
"A raiasrs, attention Positive sale at auction Of
large lot OF yellow pine and spruce timber &c. also
eight sets OF the best raising Wednesday, the
2sth inst, at O'Clock p NJ at IL Forsyth street
j, W. SOMERfNDYKE Auctionaar
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A UCT10N SALE Or READY MADE CLOTHING :
"A SAMUEL OSGOOD, Auctoneer, will sell at his sale
rooms, 90 Nassau street, tomorrow, Wednesday, a
eompsing coats vests and paItaloOns, all in season
Will be sold for cash only.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-27

H0usEBOLD FuRSlTuRE-A- ~ CRI5fALAR, A q.
IL tian,er, - Bossry, VII srli tbis day, At ~
o'clock spl.noid rosewood and mahog any sofas tets a
tet.s paTor chars and marble top centre and dinng
tables couob.s beostsads, dining ami BARRON tables,
81 painting, pctsr.s loosins glasses hair ns,ressss
cnae stools, Sc &c also 10 pay advances, one iron
safe and counter.
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EXTRA PAY.

II = NAVY SAILORS AND oTrIs2s EXTRA PAY
W promptly paid, bounty and v-rrEats obatnsd,
tausht snd ,old pensions procured balances ens hss
Of o'esased " ssasn eolle ted ,nd AL lnds o. cAles
against the United sts,ss recovered ~
EDwApD BffgTt,
Arsnt ard ls,o Parser q. n Navy. o. wyl s'r.st
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"A close accounts,-SAEJEI. O5GO0D, Auct,oneer
will sell at his saeroos, 60 Nassau street. to
Wednesday, at 10Y O'Clock A. NJ collection Of
household furniture, comprising sofas bureaus wash
stands several mahogany and other BOOKCASES chairs
lounges extension tables, marble top centre tables,
tables, wardrobes, oil paintings, engravings, &c, with
other articles which viii be sold to close accounts with
out
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-27

IoIiN ". sOAEFfsDYKE AuCrloyEER-sHERIF'
81 sale Of large Froroh mirrors, &c, on Tuesday
18th instant 81 the auc'ion room, 10 C-ntr. street
corner u FrsLhhn A. los. O'clock two largo Fr,nch
plate mirrors and one medium slle, &c, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-27

TloY wANTED-oNE WHO Is ABOUT FIFrgEs
ID years OF age, smart, active and Industrious ana
vic resides with his parents In this city may maze Al
phcaton at 2i2 Pearl street. between and IL o'elosk
a. N. References required.
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A UCTION NOTlCE.-TO PEDIERS FANCY GOODS
"A dealers, &c.-SAMUEL OsGOOD, Auctioueer, will
sell at his salerooms, CO Nassau street, tomorrow,
Wednesday, ct 1oh O'Clock A. NJ by order OF the
Manufacturers about 700 dozen portmonnaies. Now
view, Sale for cash only,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-27

A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WITH GOOD
IN reference, wants situation "a wet nurse in a
spSetabs family Inquire at % CiiT strtet, drst door
for TIRE. days.
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TCHS hhEsE, auCTIoNkER--bY LYMAN u 90,
~ ra.cc.Oft 10 James Cooley abi Cooley tse.e
517 atd SO Ffoa. sny, corner Of bi's street On
IUrsfay. Nursaty ami SA'ufGty evenings, Er3 -ith
nsIch 1T snd Ord ~ eic,o-k. Dooks anil tatiOpsry
very fll sra attractive catalogue Tor each
NE-rsttealtr attention gittn - stiss ~ ~. g4tt
iibrl rios woiff ~ art, &c. Also 20 iaraiure 49,. IA
the management Of wh n they o.g 10 ;snsr thsr bs-
ryires - III lie. cont Ds removal T.ey lave
at nsiye loitsfor e,hiotpg furniture sad ever o.
SCRIPT On 81 yTnHfty uten dssir~d
a. NuIa A. CTIoNgER-BY y. cOylY -
IL. TLs 80 fge,oay, x w 1'ciock Tor acsJ-H. Of
whara u RAY cob,ern, - ply Ftriga and ch@sg't,
auhnt - II fgrniGrr, Htaors v.tsbe., 49, &c
ACE GAGE SALE -stCCK AID FixruRE- o. 4
w gioe.ry Ano liquor Gitr-, on WssI.ssay, Yes. -,
a. 70 lIaes a $50 Frat avenue, stand essss A.
contsLs lsgs, eesan;sTs aD3 eon>ft. sAs eost ;sfs
aro sttuTsa 1.r yanps, tsAsi esnes., syrats, ss,i
4Ibfstt -.
VA CARTER, Aaesous.r, u Dsy street,
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A UCTIoN N0TICE.-MORIGAGE AND CUNSrABIRS
IA sale PETER PARKS win sell on Thursday, March
J. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ at the saesroom No. 10 Nassau
street, the fixtures, glassware stock, &c., Of public
house. Also, assortment Of household furniture
moved for sale. Terms cash, and deposit required.
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CONSTABLE SAIE-A. NJ CRISTALAR, AUCIioNEGR,
- win eel at soE Bowery, Monday, 18th instant,
at ten O'Clock, saloon and bar III tnrei.
JAMES NESBlrT, Com table.
nAMAGID CRoCKEkY AT AUCTIONS CRATES
H. white granite c. c. Dip and edged ware, dam ,ged
BY water al the late Ore In Pearl street. will BE- sold
frc the shelves Thur day March At 10 oiclocx
At 10 Fearl street BY order Of the underwriters.
JN0. l.. VAN ANTwE9P, Auctionesr.
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vllrAhE ALHN FROM pAFIa -RSDFf HE9
vi ttrticss - The laalss ard g.Husu,sa IL pafsB7o
a. - boots and sclsbes. She ~ cqrs4 81 Hgpgt
iarr, marriage bUtlt,as tc hnl sln tell ~ Etue N
thc ltdy o. genilsman they al pahrfy a0 tts
u her Ssiers. hAaarns ALVIN eontsrt-. 10 Ia. -.
street
III -. IiEIEy, IRON PARIS j. CffEldA IN liz
NI stpRinug TIRE planets b. bs0as sol sctsnse rFsf
niorrrsti1a On sil Ftist0ns ~ life. ~ siso f.s tks
W r''ts. Wsih tsos0psieJ Ard p~rfansrst. Cah ~
s'sE a. 80 PrtoHs ireet
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-22
Hon. VIM, C.. Riyes.

The editor of the Richmond Dispatch speak
in the following terms Of the Hon. W. c. Rive
address before the Young Mems Christian Asso
ciation
1.-THE late lecture of Mr.. Rives before III
Young Mems Christian Association of this cit,
added the browning stone TO the high reputatio
of that gentlemen for elegant scholarship and tn
most genuine and elevated eloquence. There j
hut one other man in the United State, since tn
death Of Daniel Webster, who combines in sue
eminent degree the bost qualities of the states
man. the thinker and the student, who is equal
at home in the council chambers of the counir
and the halls Of literature. That other man i
Edward Everett. of Massachusetts,; but, whilst h
may equal Mr.. Rives IA scholar, he is, in on
humble. judgement, inferior to him as statesman
and his nature lacks that genial glow which per
.vades the character and manners of Mr.. Rives,am
converts all who know him into friends US wei
as sdinirers We look upon WIN. C. Rives. II
the first and foremost man Of America in thes
times. and trust that the moral counsels Of sue
a mind may have the influence they ought
possess upon the young men Of the country.
Such man, in time Of great national rerl,de
handing the highest efforts Of the best statesman
ship in this country, is, by the contrivanoes 0
Democracy, Consigned to private life. and III
Hon. Paulus Palvell sent 10 represent him in til
councils of the nation.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-22

A SHOCKING CASE OF MrNIsrEElAL DEPRAvI-
TY.-lhe Rev James F. Jcpuingslnte pastor of
the First Methodist Church of Rome. \. y, has
been indicted, and subsequently arrested by the
Methodist eccesiastica authorities upon IA charge
of gross Immortality and is to be tried on the 9Th
inst. upon charges pref, rrcd against linn. A
young woman attending Fairfield Academy is said
10 have been IN correspondence with Jennings,
and. from intercepted letters. it is reported That
the church. the cause of morality and the peace
OF families have been most he4rtlrs-ly and sham
efully sacrificed. Jennings has family.
The above is from the Mohawk Courier The
Utica Herald adds:
The girl is young o.,ly II, and of one Of the
most respectable families Of the town If Rome.
Her parents, and We believe herself were mem
hers # Jennings church. The fanily reposed the
most implicit confidence in him. permitted him
to make their house his home during the absence
ot his wife III the East; requested him to watch
over the conduct of the daughter and reprove her
for occasional giddiness tact. rather pla-
ced her under his charge and bestowed upon him
Thousand expressions ufcon6dence.
While they doing this he was compass
sing her ruin. During residence of some week :
al her fathers honse he had peculiar nppor,uni-
ties for carrying on his Internal purposes. After
the girl had been sent off TO school her reverend
>educcr opened correspondence with her In
these letters VARIOUS meetings and designations
were appointed. some of which were fulilled,and
some prov icntially miscarricd. We are told thai
the ,tye tft the letters written by Jennings tu the
girl i, mast di>gustingly filthy.
The case is one - Ihc most painful on record.
Hitherto Jennings is said To have horne an ire
proachabe charactag. He was commended for
his kindness of heart and eminent lipty univer
sally.