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Eastern times., 1855-11-08
The Southern Banner, published at Minden,

The Southern Banner, published at Minden,
Louisiana, nominates FRANKLIN PIERCE as a
candidate for the next presidency, and says
' Franklin Pierce has stood for more than
three years at the head of the government,
with more than Roman irmness, displaying in
every emergency an iron nerve, equal to that
of the immortal hero of the Hermitage; plac-
ing his veto to all bills he regarded as viola
tions Of the constitution checking himself all
wasteful and extravagant appropriations OF the
public moneys; rebuking at once and at all
hazards all unauthorized and ruinous projects
to give away the public domain. He has
stood a true and faithful sentinel on the watch
tower of the constitution, imbued with love
of our institutions, with sense of justice
which enabled him TO forget sectional divisions
that he might administer the government in
all its departments without sign of partiality
TO any, and full justice to all. He has in all
emergencies shown himself fully equal to the
occasion-he has been faithful to the Consti-
tuition, and strictly obeyed Gas he pledged him
self to do) all its requirements, and he stands
this day before the world an acknowledged
statesman, pure patriot, and an honest man,
whose administration compares favorably with
the most patriotic and powerful of the purest
DAYS OI tue IepuOllC. DeulOCTdtS lIOu dill SeC-
tions, whose principles are untainted with any
of the hatred and detestable isms of the day,
can rally and unite in the bonds of brotherhood
TO sustain Franklin Pierce"
81 STICKS TO 1T. MIR. Little6eld of the
Showhegan Clarion, who made some remarks
rather derogatory to Mr.. Dunnell, Secretary
of the Board of Education, in the matter of
job of printing, which Mr.. Littlefild expected,
but which Mr.. Dunnell gave to Mr.. Thurston
of Portland, sticks TO his position as follows:
g If Mr.. D. had no interest in the matter
why did he not allow the Convention 10 get
their printing done where they pleased with
out interference on his part1 At any rate we
think his course in attempting to influence the
Committee in this county before they had Wis
tied us at all, together with Mr.. Thurston's
admission, fully justiies US in the position we
have assumed, and we shall take nothing back
until we are better satisfied, than we now are,
that we are in error"
We hope Gov. Morrill, or the editor of the
Bangor Jeflersonan will settle this "hash'' as
soon as possible. The great "freedom and
humanity party will be likely to suffer from
such family troubles. But it's none of our
business.
Eastern times., 1855-11-08

q The editor of the Bangor Jeffersonian
appears to have gone into poetic fit since the
defeat of Morrill,. He has in his last paper a
poem of column and a half on the book of 10
nah. The topic was probably brought to his
mind by the summary manner In which Nor
rill was s,callO,ccd in the recent election. The
following lines are the last of the poem, by
which it seems he advises the political clergy
men to keep quiet and still. A very sensible
suggestion =
g Ye mnistering saints, when at work for the Lord
Never shrink from your duty in preaching his word
Speak out as he orders wherever you're sent,
But never get vexed, though the vlcst repent
Aud remember alway to keep quiet and still;
When you've done your duty, let God do his will
The practical meaning of the last line is
supposed to be that the Morrill, clergymen
should first fire and then run.
Eastern times., 1855-11-08

The DEMocRATIc PYRAMID.-Let us look
at the glorious democratic pyramid that has
been erected in few weeks, by the indomita-
BILE masses of the democracy, aroused to action
by the attempted usurpaiions Of fusion combi-
nations
Eastern times., 1855-11-08

- Wonder if Congressman Washburn of
Maine, will succeed as well on the stump in
Massachusetts as he did in Maine!
Eastern times., 1855-11-08

In Indiana last year seven antl-Neoraska
men were elected to congress BY an aggregate
majority Of about 5000. The same district
this year gives Nebraska democratic MAORI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-02
FAurLY cRocE,,rgs.

~ EDCEEiIs, TEAs And PKDyIsluss WHOLE
~ sale shd retail The sutsshsr fssrsi fsy sforns 81.
Old ahd tbs puLlt lsrs thst b.
The w N kAfsE,at bs Va stssa ~ ssssy street vblsh
partly dssrtysd W Ere IL bas sslArss1 asf fsaNsA
his store aAA - olsnsa vttk s@tifs sso~s n
sns sssAr usasss stsss saap. starch han. shsa
tuusr ssssss, A. A. Grsstr, hsksts hotel ss.p~ss
And tsRIss whe prrshas 900 fgr essh sAa wh
sssEshy sa(af tbs sstsefihss rssy~4tfslv sli4s.
70 tsif ana fsF thsHtstss Lsess ps,ss..rs
sssksfs kEA ~ sgbsinesa tbsy ssa 6as .k..s.,
than tty gttrr aatstHsa IL the gay fgr .A =, ~
,'li aatefvs = hs "a syftsn ietsnaz ~. r.sr.
rsiatth u ~ ffat igtisms Ths sstssf AEtsrs
ft rou isng tbf~tfnef ~ - lussss Ara rBr h,.ns
Ycodf ~ fAth Itr nteFtsrs sGd kssas IA $3.50
lin nsty atRAGtsse4 hRt s,ksfs IN IA kas..,. a. 49,
sIsr ssti,gs PgTEE LYsCn
up thd ueef s'srss ~ - AZ ~ 81 ,ts., -
ta tess afftft1 ire ~ TAA sekterbst 80
ts satrttitst 18Th suy otasr tire.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-02
D1ILlARID1.

A BAsttOkD, BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURER
"A. In hshd lArEs asssrtusnt 81 bis Crys,si Paars
tr't pr MUM tAtst With bic CEly pAtsnt cushions.
CLOTHS balls, cue poini Ae A. reduced prio.s Tea ts..
Tor tlsyinF ~ 20 Ann street snranes Itg Tsl,sp
bAetory - and ~ tshtrs street
RlILlAED TABLES. HAVING INVENTED guPF
II ntr elastic cushion, ubch u ths tony
nov " me- invite bpysrt 70 ta aud ~ thea
t,lrst CkllfITH DECKER, ~ AAh street Uns -
cond land table Tor sale.
nfCE, LATE WITH OTIS FIELD At THg IEYfyO
- khcm't tss "pshsd the 0rAnsrety b.iafe Rgsn ut
bfoAduay r9rar ~ 1vsrtsth 9TH sYs ~ Lssn 90
Esnjanht trs' premium tatlsf aad rstle - gal
his trsnds - The atsts plAss
DICK, k.nA,sr AL Pfafrttsf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-02
spoRTIsa, &c.

RiHs BIRDS "a risE sfocx ~ cAsAEfEs
- tek kftt@f, kuhtEskss, Eoannsk.s sesss ka<k
le ttEuksf, satih hnh.ts alag tsss 80 80, -,
So. fersts, A. for tals. a. ~ gEAHSgk BEnTffFEs
1.tGltet Nftst ctrnsr ~ ssiA Alss sag.s ass 49,. 80.
ssAtiy ~ kkas -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-02

WIN. Writer'S AUcTloSEER, WILL SELL ON
w Monday, April = At i0ls O'Clock, AZ the dwelling
house No IL Laiyht street. 81 Johns Park ali the gsntee
furniture in the above house consisting Of psor sne
in satin brooate large pier glass window curtains paint
mgr centre tables elegant velvet carpet oeloths stair
rods marble top dressing bureaus wasstAnds toilet SETS
mahogany and other tedsteAds, hair matss bedding
mahogany furniture in hair cloth dining aud kitchen
furniture, chinA and glass.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-02
- AND BIgsTtyts

GfohTIHg ENG CHAKLEs AND BIysUyts
- yealsi ptIs, ms.nptA ks~fos.sissA Eprs Fesssa
SO hhght tffrFs, Iafssk rfsyhesRas ysrstg ~
'tsf sfts ttssat Mek teD ~ IA t-rsst tIsps Fxss
tafu $500 "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-02
w s. .AELLoR. -AucrloNEEa.-nY nousmroN

NV 3. NELLUH AUITTUNEEW.-UY HUUNHTON
w. hELLuk-To morrow tfuesday), at l0ys o'clock
nd fo,r sales lis
ofsuIerior carved rosewood oa and mahogany hrs class
cabinet furnitWc rosewood aud mahogany pianortcs rich
ST. les oval anh pier French plate arror French din
ner and tea sets several tine oil painnsa &c The whole
Of this stock has been for OF sale aud
eompes as large variety A. We have offered this seaon
ano ~ well worthy the attention Of th. trade and those
about rernshing consists OF richly rosewood par
Tor furniture. suite, covered In the hast
plush and harooth masnhc,ntly carved stcgeres with
mirror doors and backs wardrobes plate glass doors
Tor ccrethres lined with satin and richly
pier table,; ete Atctcs .oia diysns and otomAn Vol
iare cay and rocking chairs spondidy carved rosewood
and oak hall stands ball CHAIR rosewood oak and maho
gApy extension dining table,, dining chair,
ard plush Eidcboards library and secretary
trary tables card do rosewood aud oak reception chairs
styles and designs; gothic sewing ChaTs,
wood and mahogany bcdltesd marble top dressing bu
nus, wRIhstandB and conmodes TO match, p-ated and
onameled chamber suits with without nrbls tops
rush. willow and upholstered seat cottage chairs
Jure bortehAir mattresses, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-02

HENRY II. LEEDS 4 CO, AUTHORIZATIONS
IL hold furniture saes-nsnry II. Leeds Co. ~iil give
their personal attention las they have done for many years
OF families breaking mp housekeeping or removing They
will also have regular sales at their suction No ~
Nassau street. between Pine and Cedar for the convenience
Of thote who may desire this medium Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-02

UCTIoN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, GLASS AND
n China. J. y. VAN ANTWERP will sell on Tuesday,
April at 10 o'clock at nc Pearl street from the shelves
complete assortment Of the above, consisting In part Of
nos crates asra y.sKst. s5ss.!
icons rarnn and glass Also Japanned cham
bre pals sntorn, coffee filters and tea trays cak table
cutlery Also assortment OF fancy clocks Catalogues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-02

WILLIAM y. WEEKS, AUCTIoSERR. -BAKER a
w WEEkS will sell at auction Wednesday, April sb at
l2oeoek at the Merchant Exchange three gentee
i.ur story Kngh basement houses In West Twenty nth
street Aos and 1922 east Of and seventh avenue
containing theodern Terms very easy
maps Ae.. apply to BAKER WEEKS, No. Zine street
OF BrOaawAy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-02

7QSS BRoDIEs OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT FOR
lOOOs sfRING ArD SUMMER TRApE.
GEORGE RRODIE.

7QSE BRoDIEs OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT FOR
lOOOs srRING SUMMER RETAIL IN ABE.
GEORGE BR0DIE,
81 CANAL STREET 63 LisPsrARD STREET,
WIN be prepared to exhibit to the ladies Of New York.
Brooklyn CITY and the surrounding nsshborhood
TUESDAY, THIRD DAY OF APRIL,
and following days,
the LAnsIsr, FINEST. ExrgSsIvE STOCK OF
. LADIES' kANTILLAS,
french and home made offered for sale In this
Wy, from fabrics OF the highest sxoeence
and most fashionable kind. His stock consist Of
EMBROIDERED SILK MASTlLLAs.
An elegant and large selection imported and OF bis
own well nown OF every imaginary design, and
he newest and most recherche styles magnificent assert
PLAIN SILK AND MORE ANTIQUE MANTILLAs,
Richly trimmed with the most fashionable TRAININGS OF
his elusive importation and manufactured expressly
his spring retail trade at poss
cHANTILLY LACE MANrLEs
OF entirely and original designs and In
Europe expressly for the subscriber.
APPLIQUE LACE MANTLES,
large variety Of the latest appropriations.
RICH GUlPURE LACE AANTLES,
just received for the opening and styles exu
ysy confined to himself by the leading manufactures, q
Europe The subscriber would particularly remind his
friends and the public in general that the above stock
ONLY TRUE FASHIONS FOR THIS SEASON.
And also that his styles be other esab
hshment In New York. Ladies' who wAh purchase goods
OF the LATEST and MOST yAsHIorABLE very
specially cautioned against making selections till they have
examined his new and splendid assortment Tuesd Of
April GEORGE BR0DIE,
81 Canal street and Is Lspenard street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-02

~ G. HORTON, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS
" day at Is Sixth avenue ut O'clock line gold watches
pins, rings, chains bracelets, etc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-02

" Dey street corner Of Greenwich, on Tue,day April 5,
raisins herring mackere brandios, wnos gin, wills
key sesars hardware whips harness. iron sae
mahogany desks At u o'clock horse
W. n. CARTER Auctoncer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-02
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

DELICIOUS NOTICE-THE MALE MEMBERS or THE
III Church and Congregation. worshippng in the N.
Church in John street who 81 years op
posed to the sale change of
vited TO attend meeting in the basement this at
half past O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-02
MISREPRESENTATION
yNIlLIAM IRVING. usgHoLD

WILLIAM IRVING, IONEER-HU UsEHoL ID
furniture. paintings, &e-WiiliAm Irving Co. win
cell at auoton Tuesday March At i0 O'Clock, at Ia
Fran kiln street. all the furniture contained In the above
house. consisting Of brussels and ingram carpets mahogany
6e mAteh mahogany marble top pier and centre tables
window curtains stand bookcases ana secretary
mahogany double and sugle Ere nch bedtead with hair
attrste leather BEDS holsters and pilloEs TO match
ceuntpAnss, blankets sheets quilts Ae Also, French
plato pier gasse mahogany marble and plain top dressing
hogany extension dining tables chairs side boards
wadrbe CHINA dinner and tea sets oroeksry and glass
.hre and large Assortmsnto OF kitchen furniture Also
fine collection OF ancient and modern oil paintings In rich
gilt frames,
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WnLIAM Trying, .AUcTIosEKRaHo y~noLI

w farniture.-wILLiAN IRVING 4 CO, win ssii AZ
auction Tuesday, April Sd, at lO o'clock los East
Twenty second street. all the furniture contained in the
above consisting Of velvet tapestry carpets sofas
in bacloth; do spring bottom chairs ehsr rosewood
lounge satin dana mahogany marble top centre aud
pier tables rosewood octave pianoforte two elegant
French plate pier glasses oil paintings bronze and
clocks; window curtains
ornaments Bedrooms-Patent mahogany bureau bcdsead
bookcases and writing desks combined with hair mattresses
TO Mt mahogany French bsdseads with spring mattresses
marble top dressing bureaus and wsshstsnd. match
toilet Gets hair mattresses feather beds holsters
lows French plate pier glasses Brussels carpets oicloths
hat stands silver plated stair rods black walnut extension
dining table, black walnut chairs mAntet clocks
china crookery and glass spring cradle
hours together With kitchen
with which the sale will commence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-02
POLITICAL.

YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC UNION CLUB
special meeting win be held this Monday evening
April NIX o'clock at the Chinese Rooms $50
CORNELIUS CARNEs, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-02

II d NASH, sUcTioEEER STORE $40 BROAD.
IL. vSy-Cobsab ,sle 81 esrSings, mouidngs Ac on
onday Arm I5S At 10 ~ at $40 Broad say consist
ins ~ Iairrs ieru' neuIss carved psssr Gsd An,Ae
CAPS trussss lumber ouldings Ae also day "
O'clock At ~ Tenth street baIshos o. stove iek
With benaLss, power ranf ssw. AZ AZ slso. iot 81
Ciothnr combating Of essis vests pats oYsT coat
AAa Toys AID ysatts guJtsL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-02

a G.
IA tioneorSaos room, 81 Nassau street-Pian
This Monday at Io o'clock by catalogue, tapestry &c
carpetng French plate pier glasses furniture In large
rety and very choice oil paintings French china
iron furniture cured hair mattresses curied
i'm rosewood chairs counting house desks and chairs cribs
SOFA ete rocking and paror chairs lounges and
lounge bedsteads beautiful enaeed furniture
7octave rosewood panofore made by Van Wrinkle, cost
S325 also second hand piano, hall stands At
OF sale large invoice Of segars in lots suit
purchasers and at 12h by catalogue stock OF gold and
plated ery with fancy articles Articles continually
ceve every attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-02
FURNITURE.

A RARE CHANCE FOR NEWLY MARRIED
n couple 70 70 10 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bedroom And Elt
sbsn furniture tor sale will Be ssd sb.ap tho owner
lost bis wife has no further for them Ai,o
70 is rent I'll par month. Apply 10 MICHAEL SCHULZ
50 Canal street.
EUkNI1uHE.-A GENTLEMAN WISHES To RENT A
suite 81 psfor iurniturs and articles ~ chamN~
iprnlture Tor Which he would bs willing pay price
Nth privilege ofpurehssny be desires Address gos ~,
Fest Once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-02
LECTURES.

II ECTURES ON EUROPE.-THE REV. DIR. BAIRD
IL commences to night at quarter before eight
course of SIX lectures Europe ut the spnger Institute
Union The subject Of the lecture will be- Rus
STA Past and Present. that second lecture
on Friday night will be Turkey and Greece These
lures Will eJ forth the progress
var in the East The lectures Germany and Hungary,
Italy, France, England &C. will follow This course
lectures will be sufficiently historical explain
political social and religious state Of Europe will
illustrated by large and elegant maps Terml$l one
teke. for the course 81 30 for two and 50 Ave Adms
son to single lecture Is CENTS to be paid door
Tickets to be bad at the bookstores Messr
Randolph and Grower; also, at the Union square Post
Once, 81 Broadway, and Mt the Spinger Institute.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-02

n ID. NASH. AUcTIoNEER, STORE $40 BROAD.
surc. as On Tus.asy 1 Asr 'iAi S , os.i
9aS 4s ag
Deer J JUN n HARRINGTON, Attorney for Mortgage
n : HouoH, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE,
trrs, richly toned pianOtore vsua
Mo osissi prseissy .u.irs speadid sostsn. tie
River K. h depot, partly Eng
oeoh ESor iaa % WOO Ssro
suites. sansly sptoi..rsd and severed in maroon erin
dalton heavily carved Sold and crimson I,s,s sta
II W. sS al s'
double action piano,orte made b Bsrore Of this city
assiiy q tons aa;slgs..sS also aas re..xosd
b fancy
and splendid French plate pier l.ses IN costly frames rich
soss asd and
Pres rsss. siSns
oak extension table With antique e.ryng table linen
Ivory cutlery heavy cut glassware wines Champagne Ma
s ys. nss many
Bile top dressing bureaus washstands and towel
and pillows china toilet sets oval and
gilt frame mirrors 3o sale positive
EuoENE B. FRANKLIN, AUcIIoNEER1MEw AND
sell Tuesday April 10Y O'clock the saosroom
70 Nassau street .splsndid .ssor.men o.
snS mahogany and Rosewood centre
kitchen furniture three pl, and ingram carpets crockey
glassware. beds, bedding, &C.
GEORGE COOK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
~ OF and second hand furniture silver plated aud
China ware, piAnofortes. &c, To morrow at 1915 O'CLOCK
BY srOvEk COOK, At their sales rooms No Ot Broad
and housekeeping articles description consist
ing Of elegant rosewood Paror suits in French brooe and
bIosads satin French plate pier mantsl French
clocks mante oinAment oil paintings marble top centre
side sofa tables etugeres secretAre bookcases library
boards, wardrobes iedseads Of extra quality marble top
bureaus and Wristbands hair mAttresses paasses
elled cottage suits mahogany sofas tete atees chairs
rockers Office and oountingroom desks &c &c Also the
furniture OF taors shop counters cutting board
glass stoves lamps 40 At L. o'clock panoforte Cats
l0gues the morning OF sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-02

SPEehL AUCTION NOTICE. AND
Southern merchants invited 10 attend ssie
Tuesday o. this week April 3D. Of superb and costly dia
none swtlry and On gold and silver watches SOLD by
DER Of the Importers Every article represent
cd on Ne eataiosns Terms cash Sale positive
hF ~ lots clock 81 store, ~ Bread street. by
G. A. WATERBURY, Auotr
TERENCE bofLE, AuCTIoNEER STORE % CEN
IRE street will sell on this day At 10 O'clock Al 800
bfoome ses urnnre sonsistng Of sofas tables chairs
carpets oil cloths bedstesa bedding the
family leaving u, city Mortsase % elegant furniture
on Tuesday, A T. Mt 10 O'clock the store uars
on Tuesday morning.
WILLIAM IRVING, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
w furniture-wiliism Irving Co .eIi AT action
on Monday March At lOA o'clock, at the sesrooms Ma
sPne street Brussels. three ply and ingram esrpets
hogany sofas, and chairs In harclotb rockers
marble top centre tables mante clocks chinA
window curtains and shades mahogany bookcase .eere
ary large lawyers bookcase mahogany on piano
forte mahogany wardrobe mahogany French bsdtead with
spring mattress It, hair mattresses, black walnut
stead holsters and pillows, blankets elegant French plate
gAs black walnut extension table maple
chat china dinner and tea set glassware kc hna oil
paintings and engravirgs elegant silver psted trays
Kettles knives spoons, &c together with general assor
ment OF Kitchen fupuiture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-02
ADVERYISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY BAY.
PERSONAL.

INFORMATION IS WANTED-BY GERMAN GIRL,
Il named Augusta Langen has been living with Mr..
Smith who resides in Brooklyn since Wednesday She
came to this city with Mrs Seward daughter Mr. Smith,
from Upton Conneeeat and left there Friday last
out Mr. Smiths residence She win be found EOS Lewis
street, New York, 800
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-02
A 7. STEWART 4 CO., WILL EXHIBIT
"A. SPRING AND SUMNER MANTILLAS
On MONDAY, APRIL ID.
BROADWAY, CHAMBERS AND READE STREETS.

LARGE ASSORTMENT OF VELVET MANTILLAS
"A and talmas may be found at hACKENZIE'S MantiltA
Emporium, Canal street. Brandreh building four doors
from Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-02

LBERT II. EICoLAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
"a tory szssutcrs sais Of the balance Of 6 desirable
ot and valuable water front Of the hledosr estate
situated lth l5tb ldth nth, llSth and Tth
avenue and First avenue, Haxem.-ALBERr " NlCO-
LAY will sell tuesday, April 10, IT II oclo At the
Merchants EIshnns order the undersigned s.seators
TO close the estate the balance of valuable lots and
cores, situated Hath, l5h 6th 7th, ilsth and 18th
streets avenue and First Harlem. coaprsins
valuable water front on tho Harlem river The title Of
this property indisputabe and will be conveyed OF
s epcubAnees Lithog aphc maps and particulars
be obtained Of Charles H. Thomson, Esq, No Court
street Brooklyn, or Of Albert H. Neoay Auctonser No.
Broad street, New York.
c caARkEs II THOMSON, Executors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-02
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
DRANK LEsLIEs GREAT BooK or FASHION
Nov ready for April containing the only reliable spring
mu.s"sr. Sns s. stephens. Tsis u ,hs sir,hSar Psdss
etc To be had Of ell booksellers and the oes ~ spruce
Jul''1hiisEkT rGG" Hsfi :caoIrlscnr.
VII. aAss ~. idss
q n. S:s:I ohy:. D;.sSa a;'; % ..sS aisS';i.oa
Thn one Jaien's ebArne,sri.te oompoaton.llvsy,
.i. md Ia: s' s,;Siis ass ''ls pr;
With fern leaves and bearing tho q fss
nv isrn.
CPIRITUALIsM SECOND VOLUME NY JUDGE Ed.
- mond. spd DR. DEXTER Price 81 Is. Postage ~ cents.
PARTRIDGE BRITAIN No. 800 Broadway
rTnE ONLY RELIABLE AUTHORITY on FASHION
frank lssiss Gazette Just published Tor April cog
dr.s,t man,As dresses. straw Foods ,rmmins', beau,
@ oo""sS o. Mrs. s.pb.a e'r ny. , i.m,s ss
&c Pres cents TO he bad a, sli booksellers, aud
INSTRUCTION.
So Ssfsssi Ri5lEt Al as.4sa goaT
s1ns !; .';, t d na s,s'sE 's K. a
be. s,,abhsd writing .eadsmy IN brooklyn, doas
&1O SPECIAL orFER-MR DoLBEAR. no go
MI ss@,i,s private . sd "S' ia s.sis;.y. ."S
quav each for practical accountant lie will also r~osrs
Few Tor an unlimited course An writing at only 80
ROokkEEPIS0, ARITHMETIC WRITING, Ac
- taught upon very favorable terms by W. RRNyILLE
~ Bio,d.sy, corner a. Reads street Zach s,udsnt
,.pa,sy and carefully insruotsd sud enabled readily
sppy IA practice the fnorled,s impaired 70 him. Op~n
from "A N. 70 Pm
L,EEscn TEAcHisG-A GENTLEMAN or THE
highest respsctahty graduate ~ the college 81 Barrie,
Of Pans viii teach 70 those wishing Vransh
language perfectly, and be warrants thoss who vnf
70 udy perfcet knowledge Ia quarters Term.
~ per quarter tor Gngle psr,ons and Htuo In the fsny
~ Per quarter The bee, o. references Evsu fsqsrs At
Third street, or ~ ChAab hers street.
INsTRuCTt0S-DAY AND EyESING-A CHAN
BLkIAIN teaches reading, writing srithmstlc, kssk
hsepiLr, Englsh grammar Ao, at al Br6.dssy the
same terms b. did at Ia Greene street
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w plain having been vet, VII be sold this day very
low rrices Also iarre lot % linen Foods Also cotton
hrtngs and thestings quilts, Ac, besides pirate Al
early can gill the first choice and Rest tAraius
hsDREW 9. CVLEY = Jlifd avenue bstueeH Ninth and
reL,b f,sttte.