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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-02
JUN TUhPIN,
B. w. ROPER.
NIB 50 G&cts WILLIAM MURRAY.

NOTICE.--lheS Subscriber has this day
~ sold hisinteres in the concern of r. R. DUVAL
l. BRO, to Mr.. J. Fl. NORTON. young man long
in their ployment. In retiring from the Drug bu-
snass he returns his grateful thanks to those who
have literally patronzed him for the last IA Years
and begs q continuance of the same to the new firm
Ali accounts due X. R. DUVAL l. BRO, will be
paid to, and al debts due By thsm will be paid by
January |, 1856. r. DUVAL.
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AIRS. DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR-This
ls1 Cough Remedy is gaining popularity every
day. The large number Of certificates which have
already been published from well known citizens of
Richmond fally sustain the virtues claimed for it by
the proprietor. IL Is indispensable family meoi-
cine.
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett Beers,
Alex. Duval, Paterson Jackson, Chas. Miilspaugb,
Z. j Picot A. Bodeker and Charles D. Yale.
de1g
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nOCT. PLUME, Of the Old Medicsl

nOCT. PLUME, of the Old Medicsi
~ House, is still engaged in treating all sort. a
secret diseases, and hereby invites cali from thoss
who may have been unfortunate in their
DIR p would particularly invite call from person.
in the country who have been given up by their pby
sicisns iEcprahe. Cases few indeed that car.
NOT be reached by edicins when correctly applied
The article known the Chemical Extract Of Frenes
Fioocvs, is probably the very best thing before
the public for renovStins system already shattered
BY dissipation or other cause. The Ague and Fever
remedy called French Mix 10 next to ceTtainty.-
Price 81 per bottle.
Ofics on franklin street just below the Exchange
Hotel and first door south of Trinity Church, Rich.
mond, Va
fall directions. Is
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
OO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. - Th'

HO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. - The
~ subscribers, having associated themselves to-
sether, under the finn of TURPIN, ROPER &
MURRAY, will continue TO carry on the UNDER
TAKING BUSINESS, in all its de partments, at the
old stand of Roper g. Murray, Governor st. .-t.r
They will give their personal attention to all Of
ders sent to them and will furnish at the shortest
notice, any thing in their line Of business.
They will keep constantly on hand 8 general IS
sortment of COFFINS, from the neat pine, to the
most ell CANT mahogany.
Having the cole agency IN this city for the sale of
Fisk Il Raymo1d's METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
the subscribers also prepared to furnish any size
of the Sarcophagus either of the plain stye with
out the drapery, or such those furnished for Clay
and Webster, being covered with supeTiine black
cloth Grsperv and silver trimmings.
Several HEARSES, with gentle horses and care
ful drivers, also at CON a1d.
JOHN TURPIN,
B. w. ROPER,
& SL.fs WILLIAM MURRAY
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4 TTRACTIVE 5 RGAINS SIN
"A DRESS SILKS i. MILLHISER L BRO
determined reduce their present large and desrs.
Bile stock of fine Dress Goods ana rich enhro idered
prior TO taking inventory tie last of this month will
offer, during the next few weeks, such Inducements
in prices, TO purchasers " no may please to call on
them, as to give entire satisfaction
The stock consists of Plaid, Brocade and Plain
color Dress Silks; French nesinoes and Mouslnes
of every shade; Ronbaznes and Alap8cces CASH
meres and Raw Silks; French worked Hhdkfs Col
lars, Chemisetts Sleeves and Bands in great variety
in Swiss and in Cambria; Swiss Muslins Plaid Mus
ins; Cambr!cs and Cambria muslirE; Irish Lnens OF
the best marks and unusually low; besides full a.
sortment in the domestic mauufacture. Please give
call. and for good bargains you may be assured
j. MILLHlSER 4 BRO
Ja l93 Rroad street
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GASH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES g. La

NASH ORE--CHRISI1Ak 81 La
~ THROP having determined to conduct their
business in future on the CASH system exclusively,
believing that it is the interest of both purchaser
ard seller. 1t fords opportunity to sell Goods
at smaller profits. -..
They intend to sell Goods at such prices to max
it object for those who have been Doing business
under the
We shall, for the present. continue to offer many
Goods at cost and others much below cot, in order
to rake room for Spring Goods Oyr stock COM
prsas almost every variety of Staple and Fancy
Goods suitable for families and Others Also large
stock OF Csrpet'ngs of rich Velvet Tapestry, Rrus-
tsn; Rugs Druggets, Floor Cloths, &c
CHRISTIAN Il LATHROP
ia ali at eff
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During the year 1854, $40 marriage licences were
issued at the court house Of Washington city.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.- Subscribers
have this day FORMED a CO-PAFTNEESHIP, and
intend carrying the DRUG BUSINESS in the
Store lately occupied by r. R. Duval Bro. csrner
above the Banks. They intend keeping slways on
hand fresh and well selected stock OF all articles
in their line which they will sell the most res-
ronabIe terms. They hope to merit and receive a
good share of patronage j. P. DUVAL,
ia j. Fl. NORTON,
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THEAP DRY GOODS.-AUGUST
~ MAILERT has determined to sell his entire
S. OK of sll-Wool Delsines French aud English Me-
rinoes, Mouseline Delsines, Plaid Worsted Dress
Goods, and Fancy Silks much below the original
cost price in ordsr to make room for Spring pur-
chases. II also offers at very low prices Linseya
Kerseys, Csssmeres Cassinets, Flaunels Bed and
Negro Blankets, and very many articles in his line
too tedious to eIumerate. Cali at No al Main ct.
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GUPER PHOSPHATE LIME DE
~ Bnrg's celebrated Super Phosphate Lime-a
most sapeor fertilizer which hiss been fairly tested
and produced the me ct rat sfeoto-y results For the
merits of this article refer Mr. Richard Bamp-
city; Mr.. Jos Fuqua Buching ham county; Mr.. Jesse
msary. Albsmsrls ceulty; and Others who have
8. Mst5aUoER's SONS. Agents.
noI Richmond, Va.
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NEW BOOK BINDERY,

2II BROAD STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
NJ Z have now open in connection with
" cur Book and Stationery Establishment, a
BiNDERY, and have employed the best workmeu
to be had and now prep sred to execute Bind
ing in Muslin. Parchment, Turkey. Morocco. Russia,
Calf Velvet and al kinds of Fancy Work; Also Cigar
Cases Porte Monpaies Jewellers Trays, &c
Hat Tips and Boot makers' Labels in gold silver
Leather, manufactured at the shortest notice.
Blank Books ruled and made TO any pattern.
We are aiso prepared to Emboss aud Gid Muslin
work for Publishers al low prices.
As the end of the year ia at hand, persons having
Magazines and Pamphlets on hand would do well to
send them in ard have them bound. and thus pre-
served in sn attractive and permanent form.
de lG HAROLD * MURRAY.
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NOTICE .
WAGONS, CARTS, DRAYS AND CAR
RYALLS.
FLEMING MOORE,

(TIIE OLD AND POPULAR wnEELRIGTiT)
~ AS again commenced business .or him
A sslf at the corner OF Cary street between nth
and l8h SITS, where he will be pleased to accomno-
date all In want ct such work in the best LesppeTand
on the most Feaso natls terms
REPAlRING WHEEL2.-Spokes, Is to II cent
eAct; Fellows from 3 to 50 cente; Turned Strokes
ard Beat tTens cheap in proportion Re-f;tiue and
putting on Old Tifes, 20 70 - cents each; Wsgon
Poles, 81 . esch; Front Hounds 50 each: Hrf
Hounds 81 2; Drsy Shafts, 81 2; Drew Tails 81 .
eseh; Bolsters 81; CaIryal Shafts 81 q sach; B4rs
80 cents each
Al o,.er kinds Of RepsFiag not named, cheap in
proportion.
new work made on the most reasonable terms ard
il the best manner. All work warranted to be well
done and made Of the best materials.
CAsE for ell RepgiTipg, unless otherwise arranged
before the WORK IS dcne. New work. m0pths'
credit. FLEMING MOORE.
de- Ifi-rIfos
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HOWEVER SAD, FEAR MOTT is

HOWEVER SAD, FEAR Motif is
IL 4 with great satisfaction | announce my thanks
to the Inhabitants of Richmond for the patronage
they have rendered in giving my INSTANT RE-
LIEF and SP sEDY CURE. for Coughs, Colds, Whoop-
Jog Cough &C., trisl. Upwards of 1000 persons can
speak in its praise. Read the following Certifcste
from highly respectable lady:
RICHMOND, December 10, 1854.
Mr.. LEoNARD-Sir: | have been a sufferer for .
years with most distressing cough, and could find
no medicine to do any service until tried your
Cough Syrup. All the world should know its virtues.
1t bafe the skili of all physicians had applied to
to give any relief. any hopes of future reco-
very cannot say sufficient in its prss and shall
certainly recommend it to my numerous Trends and
acGuaintarces
Yours respectfully, +. J. MANN.
To be had wholesale and retail, Of Messrs Pur
cell, Laid l. Co., 90 Main st; all Druggists and of
TH0S. LEONARD,
Governor st., Richmond, Va.
r. Price 25c. per hottie. Country merchants su p
HID i1slnl de- ~
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TOBACCO AGENCY.

GREENE. HEATH x ALLEN,
Al and 40 California Street, San Francisco,
CELL Tobacco On Commission direct
~ from and for account of the Virginia Manufac
turers and to whom we refer
Messrs. EDMOND, DAVENPORT K Co, Richmond.
viii reply to any questions and transact any business
for our house. 9
Msssrs ALLxsAPAxsos. New York. VIII do IKE.
wise. - Eesf not8--dL wly
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Grisi aud Mario have preferred tteir services for
a benefit for the poor OF New York.
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CLOTHING MARKED DOWN.

~ Subscribers wishing TO reduce their stock have
ked down certain lots Of Goods particularly suited
he season. and hope by this TO work off the
piles now on band. There are several reasons why
our goods should be favorably considered; for they
are well made, strong perfect in STYLE warranted to
Int and sold cheap. What think you?
GROSHONG. TUPMAN 4 CO &c Main ST
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E'lLESt FILES!!-We are inst in receipt
OF large stock Of FILES, direct from the hes,
'iiano laciuTeIs in Enslsnd, consisting o.
nsnd Mil and Pit Saw Files
Fiat, and Square Bastsrd Files
Eia, h Sa .oqnd ard square Smooth Files
Flat and bsf ,o nasa Is e snd Equali'ng Files
Wood and Horse Rssps
with yafiety OF other Files suitable for uachi.
nists and blseasmiths. all OF watch We ofyar TO-
very low. SMITH i Pp1 Tp ,r Seie
"o 20 2 Pearl st
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1.-TWO HUNDRED Asp FIFTY TaOU-

TWO HUNDRED AND FIt@I1 THOU
n SAND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND DAN
VILE RAILROAD COMPANY.-Tgo hundred
and b!ty thousand dollars mortgaged Bonds OF the
Richmond and Dsnville Railroad Company are
offered for SALE made redeemabfe IN Eve years from
the date thereof, and the interest payable senisn.
nuslly at the office of the company In Richmond
Teis amount being obtained, the roae vii, be com
pleted TO Danyille in twelve months from this
Persons desiring to invest, may apply either at tie
ONCE OF the Company; to V. WitcheT, President; 70
James Brown, Jr.. or Robt. II. Maury.
jy7 6nd p. VAN DEURSON, Treasurer.
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Your kind note Of yesterday received NY
life is OF so much value to my friends, that am
not particularly DESTROYS OF exposing it TO your
pop gun, do feel inclined to send you where
you are likely to meet VITA too warm reception
Secondy-I have as great right to visit the LADY,
as she manifested good sense ia Fastening your
exit, and shall continue to avail myself OF that
right
Thirdly shall not meet you in duel.
Fourthly-If you indulge in farther insolence
or offer to lay the weight Of your finger on my
valuable body, promise you to belabor your at
tenuated carcass to my hearts content.
-.t. Yours &c
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= IS co -PARTNERSH1P NOTICE.
THE subscribers having associated them
J. selves together. for the purpose of conducting
the manu- facture and sale of that Justly celebrate ed
and great Medicine, CARRIERS SPANISH MIX
TORE, and the general Proprietary Medicine Busi-
ness az their store, No Pearl street under the firm
and style of WIN S. BEERS Il CO., will keep al
ways on hand large stock of all the popular Pro-
pEi.tory Medicines of the day, which will sell in
lots TO suit purchasers at ~hoessis and retafl at
ProprietoPs prices WIN. s. BEERS,
r ".F CHARLES BENNETT,
ia L WIN. A. CARTER, JR.
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.co-pARTNHRHHIPs &c.

CHANGE OF FIRM.-From and after
~ the lat January, 1885, th- business OF the man
ufacture and sale OF CARRIERS SPANISH MIX.
TukE, and the general Preparatory Medicine Bust
ness, heretofore conducted under the hrm OF BEN
NETT l. BEERS, will be conducted under the firm
and style of VIM. 8. BEERS co. Office and
BENNETT BEERS.
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Not classic, but an fat.
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Dear Sir You are too well acquainted with the
many deces You have made use OF to es.rauge the
affections OF Miss i, for me to recount them
Let il suffice that am in possession OF thorough
knowledge of all your tTeacheries, and it only re-
mains for you either to withdraw your attentions
Ia TOTO or to meet me as becomes man of honor
Your Obt
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AN AFFAIR OF HoNoR.-The following letters
passed between two young members OF The New
York bar. fortnight ago: ..- --.r.- r -r-..
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NlNEGAR.-:s0 Bills Vinegar; Tor sale
BY Ide 2sI EDWIN woHrHAM 4 co. !.
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OCVLIsTs AND AURIsTs.

Turing MY LATE TOUR, VISITED THE Mnqr
IL eminent professional men y Europe observed their modes
rAcce m Tho
dseases eye and and scvera no n
rnens iucaculabls value In speciality; ts cpbnsd
with years practice IN this city enables treat ma
~ hose desrae With she sscsess md
10 restore seh and hesrnr deemed hopeless
inserted thai viii Ike the naursi
eyr. JAMES POWELL, N. n. oculst surtst Ac
U2 Broadway, opposite the ~ nicholss
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DTRDR- FREDERICK DOUGLAS, WHO HAS ALWAYS
ID large Of the best lone brood canary
BIRDS has removed vm sl Thfr enh stree, TO II Greenwich
street. ysrd second door.
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SPORTIN0.

DYRDs, BI1De-wEwoULD RHsPnCrvUIJY TNpORr
ID Ne Psbko dat ve have large ios OF he bes kinda q
einGfn1 b1Fds hand and offer very IL
price wsr then hey be ob,asnea else Pesse
call ~ No Ia Hesnau arool AHRHN8 MEYRR.
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noRIARTy. AUCrIONEER. VIAL SELL THIS
day 10 O'Clock l7s Chatham sqaare large
ding and feather bcds aIo 200 bores es also fancy
IL various goods
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OFFICE OF GOVERNORS OF THE AI.MsHOUSE, no
~ tunda, ParkPropossls Will be received this once up
TO and including Monday, Dec. a. at ociock r. M for
purchase OF all the empty flour barrels from Blsckwes
LsnS Tor one year for cssn on delivery the barrels put
East river security viii be required for the faithful perform
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JyENRY +. LEEDS CO., AUcrrovEERs.-gEnrErr

I1ENKY T. LEEDk 4 CO., MISUNDERSTANDING EWY,
III household furiure. psnoforte mirrors &C. on sstar
ans street. door % shs Hunserord do,eI-aEkKY r.
LEhDs co VIII tell - above All Tia elegant but antique
raned rosewood mahogany black and iron be isss
mahogany chafrs chairs pusa
hair mattresses ard paasses feather beds pillows blsntc
sheets comfcvtsrs &C. Brnasea three ply and ingram car
mahogany marble top cenre tables spis sofs; 20
he raie viii Catalogues morning Of sale Al ne
o1sc, ard deposits required nom purchasers The above
will be Id without whatsver a. ~ hn,ae
l. being converted into part q he Hungcrsovd Hotel
HENRY T. LEED8 q CO rs HeeIynsn .fr.ct
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1QEH ACCOUNT BOOKS, STATIONERY, &C.-MER.
lou. chants bankers corporated companies, and all
Others requiring blank books stationery, &C. for the new
year solicited examine extensive stock which
ACCOUNT Books MADE 70 OspER-Proed PACED ruled and
bound 10 pattern Also, large stock on hand OF all kinds
and styles Of our own manufacture Of superior qualify
cued IN al their variety OF design and styc with DESPATCH at
STATIONERY ARrclEs-Of every description, Of superior
DIs srsKNc-Embossing and printing of envelopes and
We solicit the patronage Of friends and the public,
for article they need In our hne which will be fur
nished nj the lowest possible prices
DIARIES FOR R SSsa tss rRd iy.ss Printers
and Blank Book Manufacturers,
81 William street. near Cedar
BARGAINS, BARGAINS, BARGAINs.-A GREAT VA
ID rey Of toys paper mache abes, sets Of for
oser sors IN the city, Al MdSme fancy
22h Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Institute
DOR THE HOLIDAYS.
oP Ps s Adysses & Thgrssy
plated has been brought to great perfection ia his coun
s a. ss SEs
with the best imported and which would pc difcult 70 dis
and SO perfect i he Soisnsp Those who prefer
foreign however will md there the bes; products o. the
vite an inspection our stock which IS very full
knives sold separately csrvers, &c.
FIRE Iaossin great variety aud library lenders
TEA TRAYsJapanned, in sets, the patterns from the
CARVED BREAD PLATTERs with knives to match.
MoDERAroR LAMPs-Neat patterns
DOOR AND TABLE MATS. In great variety.
many other desirable suitable for the season.
all offered At low prices. wISDIE co. So Maiden lane.
NENTs FURNISHING GOODS FOR HOLIDAY Pre-
VI rensA large assortment ut the old stand of GEO. NJ
price, Wholesale or retail tents robes de- cham
hres suapenders rich and crava gloves improved
Napose ties collars, under garments, hosiery fine shirts
travelling Sbaws &c.
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OFFICE RECEIVER OF TAXES, NOVEMBER % 1855 -
" Taxes ls65.-Notice hereby given that per cent
VIII be added the LIST day of December sill
naming unpaid ana that further addition one per cent win
be made on the 18th Day OF december Notice hereby
given hst ON the LIST day OF January VIII added
on all taxes then remaining unpaid the cent
per hnnrm calculated from The ID day OF
HARVEY HAkf, Receiver Of Taxes.
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HENRY B. HERrS JR, AUCTIONEER -sUERTFF,s
Ii ,Ale Of groceries, teas sardnes &c-iIeury r. Hertz
Jr will sell q ascon On Sonday, Dec "a at I0ls O'Clock
at talesocm No Es Pine street, comprnR fine green bsck
guppowcsr and other teas sugars candles
sardInes cboves oils Olives &c Aso nj ojclocI
splendid assortment Of choice imported vines liquors and a
seears Of the very est quality and as repre-
from Of the frat houses and well worthy attention Of
private consumers
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IJENKx H. LEEDS 4 co. AUCF's -HENRY n. LEEDS

IIENRx II. LEEDS 4 co. AUCf's. HENRY II LEEDS
IL 4 co. will sell By auction on Monday Dec ~ superb
pe MtseAer street Ihse Goods are suitable pre-
season just imported nom Paris and not before exhibited
gas: rich artistic bronze figures groups &c rich Dresden
bronze and ormou cocts with candeAora .ich Partisan
fancy goods for presents buhl and ornou case very
elegant rich china papetrie antique large Of
arla Ameri,a and Africa; Dag and Night and nan oher
rich goods. The above the abou
return France and every article viii sold without re-
Can he examined any day before the sale. y
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THE GREATEST BEVERAGE OF THH AoR-w. GIL
i IJfS a BROTHERS. celebrated dazdeion cofee b
acknowledged by al 10 10 not o5Iy equal 70 e hnes 81
Mocha coffee eec nal dysp~psD
hilloGsness dersnsemep Of the nver 40
GILES BRO. Nos 23o and 237 Washington Men
York importers Of 'be csndein root and sole
Of snd unadu'er stcd dsnislnn coffee WI h pea
IN nut sIrnile signature me-.
tarh wrapper prueciton against imposure Sold -
b. u sands 100 Fulton street, and druegist genera
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A UCTIOr NOTICE.-0OLD WATCHES, DIAMONDS
and old jswelry Dc for holiday presents John
the least reserve at The IS Nassau street two doors
Fulton on Monday morning next Dec "a Christmas eve At
Ts'ches BY the following celebrated makers W. .Icsas
r and pins superior gold guard and fob chains
buttons gold per c,s earrings watch seals bracelets shirt
studs pearl Turquoise and other finger rings hooche breast
pins gold bunting locke crosses cameo brooches &C. Every
cne fine octave rosewood piano with makers
rantee
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ENuGENE r. FRANKLIN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ NICHOLS will sell at their salesroom, No. 70 Nassau
ftreet John, Monday morning, 24h inst At 10ts
O'Clock lot Of second hand furniture removed tor conven
Of hole also, stock cab furniture
per muhe belonging manufacturers cosipg their
hunes comprising general assortment of parlor dining
room and chamber furniture In rosewood mahogany walnut
"a suits
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CIFTS AND TOYS
VI FOR THE
HOLI DAYS
ROGERS CHEAP FANCY STORE
No. 40 Broadway lust below Grand street.



No. 40 Broadway just below Grand street.
THEIR OWN IMPORTATION.
Ladies ard gentemen's aress- Dolls! Dolls Dolls
ing cases Crying babies
Jet bracelets brooches DC. Baby houses aud furniture.
Porcelain and china figures, Games and puzzles.
for the e'egere. Red Riding Hoods and dom
Hair brushes and combs. keys.
Fans portemonnaes bags &C. Rocking horses and
Chess and Backgammon Wo0iy dogs horses cats &c
boards. Retcules, wort boxes.
Indeed variety OF fancy goods and that be
found the known world, all Of which will sold the
price Of Importation close stock this last sale OF
the season. previous to the removal OF business In the
spring.
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MAGNIFICENT SALE OF DIAMONDS, WATCHES AND
Nl jewelry-EDWARD SCHENCK will soil, at auction, o
his SAILS 10 Wall street. this day. l0 O'Clock spen
did assortment OF diamond pins rings earrings and bracelets
Also largo invoice watches the eminent
makers together with splendid assortment OF hne gold ca
and mosaic brac oles pns earrings studs sleeve but
lockes DO Also at IL O'Clock Without
advances, three splendid brilliant diamond bracelets Sale
positive Terms cash.
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{U LILLIAN 7. BOYD 4 CO, AUCTTONEERS-ST
1877 William street-Saoon furniture this day, g.
West Broadway. ut l0s oc,ct; mirror paintings Ak
lures bar and futures ard crockery cook stove
table,, chairs, cloths oyster boz, cooking utensils &c
w LILLIAN Writers. AUCTI0NEER, WILL SELL BY
w virtue OF cnatel mortgage, Monday. Dec - OF 1917
O'Clock ITO last Thirteenth street. all costly
iuiriture &c in the house. sng OF elegant velvet
tapestry and ingram carpets rosewood and mahogany fluent
bedding chns glass and plated ware; also
AID vorsted WINDOW curtains and cornces plated stair Dads
&C. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-22

MORTGAGE sALE-JOHN W. soMERINDYKE, AUG
WI tonecr, store No % North William street. near Chat
"a at lH o'clock at Nos ls Flu ton street and g Ann by
virtue OF chattel mortgage comprising tables chairs bed
Casters oval mirrors and oil paintings marble toe
knives forks and spoons wardrobe steam table, fixtures
boiler and ppe iron safe platform SCALE mahogany
HN W sMHRINYKr Atornex for Mortcavaa