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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-02
GOTHAM CLUR.

The KDickerbockers land Eagles play match on the
Hysian FIELDS, at Hoboken on Tuesday next commenc-
ing at 81 O'Clock.
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lARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

ALMANAC YoRK-rnB DAY.
SUN RISES. 80 10 %
SUN sETs.. % morn S.
Port of New York. ,June 1. Is5i
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-13

GHNEHAL SluELps.-lt was expected that the
President Of the United States would appoint this
gent'c ann to the posi- Of brgadier general an ad-
dltonnl officer Of that grade being authorized in
the act increasing the army to the extent of four
regiments and in special terms; but the President
took no action whatever in the premises, much to
the disappointment Of the many friends of that
distinguished personage
We learn that upwards of forty two Senators
and one hundred and eighty members of the House
united in letter to the President, stating in eff
feet, that, in voting for the appointment Of an ad-
ditonai brigadier general it was their expectation
Il wish that General Shields, who proved himself
gallant soldier IN the Mexican war, should be
designated to the demand. Washington lSenti-
nei
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-13

INF SEA SERPENT AGAIN.--The following To-
sorpron oi M appearance observed by Can't.
Tins. >. i'Ichardson, of the brig Altoona, on the
ith september. 1853 lat. ;}e south, long. Is east,
on tb" recent yoyHge of thGt vessel from Liver
pool to China. j. tnkcn from the Official log of
the captain: Sept. !. At 5 p. m,-light winds md
smooth water-obscryed broken walcr on the
larhoard quarter about three ship cngth's dis
tnncc, whom presently the head and part of the
body "i an enormous sen monster appeared above
water, III an angle of about sixty. His head WAS
long and nnrrow-eyes not discernable. From the
tnpoi ns snoui. about twelve feet each side of his
head, was II white streak, about foot in width.
winch J suppose Ia be his mouth, which he kept
shut, About SIX feet from the termination of the
white streak, tor law) there WAS u protuberance
on his back like II small water cnsk. His body, at
the surface ot the water, was about the size round
ot the long boat. ndorneath his Jaws there was
quantity Of slack skin, like unto tho pouch Of u
pelican. 1t was Of lighter color than the rest
oi his body, which appeared quite black, and
free from any description of hairs or bristles,
being quito smooth. He appeared about 1870
feet long, n near could be Judged
The water broke IN several places. along his
body, which think must be caused by similar
protuhnucr7 10 the one behind his head. He was
visible nhout fifteen minutes, during which time
he went nnder water three times, stopping about
nminuto each time. He kept moving his head
from side to side making not "a straight but SER
pcntine course through the wafer Just keeping
way with the vessel. From the posistion he Law
il, the water and being close, ] have not the
slightest hesitation N saying that il was the eel
cbrated great sea serpent seen by her Mujesty's
ship Dpdaus in lS49 or 1850, between the Cane
OF Goodc Hope and st. Helena"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-13
MISCELLANEOUS.


~ Bsaks, al NiIiana \ Il"ope, s.-whcrc they
ne,er tH n arti'e IN time, under all rrrnp tanccs
Lite nnd B"autc. oi fnnu, Fern. The whole world Is
reading tins book.
The 'nitias -to,y of modern ir-a work Of thrilling
ttfeirz:,
ihs NUgiutN Qucon; l., J. tredc,ic, Smnh author o
W nnmn eol tie, Master "trcd vernon sc
IA n u.urpntt,n,
hevie" Of the .Ieech of the Hon Chandler of Pa
ku,h Hall, eucN -nrply,
Id, Norman, by Nh. Lincoln Phelps,
lia Sews Boy, Nc, torrtucr with lnt of extra fine
STAfloNERl, for the l,adt,a. Also, a nrRc supply ol
NEW MUSIC
Amongst which ma, be found ,hr t lInwinr beautiful
sou q: Ia, hi.p.rs, Go d New falnl Homo Sad
N'ws Iron Home, The Know Nnthine .onr. How Sweet
~ thu hoscs; together with Innuy nihei ngs Ducts
Glecs4 &c. Call Immediately NJ
WILLIAMS \ iiOOrERS.
Sn'c 'ssor" to X. A Williams mud supply Your
selves.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-13

tslltitN .tsat'4e t'~''-'i,'i
y II .!tH uas H,f1lt,r' f1ts r'n,'''
= ~. XII Eiia.r! %, 10 f...I1ns q, -. .u'
constitutional beul'tf AIT I""
ION n Iiscrctipa-. H. matt"
ar af nrlrn spirit af al. -
..aecaay who ha,e 6.rpn~ .'
ahat countless nj nhrfsn 7c'
aa,e been swept T. noiimry 'on t,,',5 ,.I, ,I
" r,trt.ati listening -r,es with til" thuu'cr4" q
.i,lcn,e. or walked To enstacy ltc h'ns .'r' ~,
fhpsr suffering afA o The 't""'- Hn'"hch'' '''
ss,ald Immediately alliE lE, L" ,u>.r,x
Weakness. f l Back aud tie Head! pnnne-s
f sieht Of Muscular Power a'anoa OF faS min' t
i5ls eneral orbiy, symptoms Of Consumption e'r, er J.
II oT Memoir, Gonfan of Ilc,s, Depression Of
sirii- rorcb"nss Of Evil. Aversion Of s"eey Setps,r"
Love Of rmiy como o the wis pr@inc"n
oFFicE-No friorick street seven po,5 nom na, III
more St. Fas, le a the @ s,, ,, "a ~ st M he pacc
A Cure Warranted or no Charge Made.
The many hanz9s gH@, a, 'o nxc s othcrs beside.
s stan ling ns autenan character aud reSnAHn'
saaient aaes TINT he il the only peaer fhj '"" % be
s.n'''''' DIR JOHNSTON.
nEN9ER OF THE ROYAL CoiLGiEo ot e ~ S'''t'G., -
I.ni1n Graduate from one Of thu most ement t.II & t t
asi ,ni the greater part Of %9f , inS & 'cm 5
m Ie Hospitals D lopon, Paris Pnateiphm' anu - &
Wony tTenblei win rniogi. the aud head when
sscp grcat bng alarmed a sudden sounds ana
,aaafuiness, with IRE aent bush ~ tt ~
Take Particular Notice
pur,n. and Guardians often msel with RESPECT 10 the
,ae or | , f rfe to other causes wasting Of the
rane Papatm o. iieart pypr2sa 2nsestr, f Gp5
llent Of the Nervous syateu 'ou1h sni s5m'' s % n,
,nntin, MIA, ha.e Mental elects such a. loss "i
& & js hcy In sc een auei b, nlulsinz n perncous but
.Iurug pracre destructive tohoh BODY anu Nu % f mso m
yen r sencp Thousands vii" might ha't been ol use "
t1r Country pleasure their rienl'nm ornaments " ~
~ "a sa,rysr)ys fyyiaoGA1gyE rnafe1 FOR ORGANIC
WEAkNE>- -, -,
tG9,.sa Is g. NJ most !,hi~t' s ineI' '"ny who
aal lost all uorcs. ar cn e' nj II. - " ,,r r..
ss5r,l tlcr urinr nrF"f ami .nRt '-. ,,,, -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-13

N UI'p respectful, lnlorU the uade, lint by
w the ree.ut u,riv"i # sualis Packets and Steam
thri havc been placed in los,cs-ion OF the usnpi
"nnd cammau.tiug Stock Il Gand, hch hnye been
pulchp.ed n tie ycN best nnd ~ tht mast oon
lrtrnt atrms They would nlso suite, TINT haSlng
mrdr Hree nid'u, IN thrir Manufacturing department
tIry viii he better tNnn eve prepared r<reote all
commands 6r Stcnm Refined Capdic.
~ Orders rep cituIls ,lritea executed promptly
81 forwarded 10 any polrinn nj t1c untct State.
G.2 2m S II. MARKS 4 son
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-13

NJ LJt SErfs.-h ,nog NY nj h"'"" 'd f"'lpf
set, h,j,hri IA f,sda and any :. sh r. an a
'Hr.'n Of, ,nv l,r -, hy Il RUN
:S@WAne tow. tl,r,e door. be- " Lioegiy Ware
hause merits
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-13
LIRE. LIFE AND mAuiNEuN.,R

ENtE.-T TQNdNbHfg VoEc y FHf ThsntIif1 Com
ndRv.
THIS Comrnn, make Insnrarcc against 'n-s dam
age by Fire, o. dwelling lnu-o. Store. obnero Fact,
ties aud Other buildings furniture gops. M
ncrrhanrc generally in and country on :hc mos
favorable terms.
Also makc- Insurance the lives of NIL persons or.
oyinr good hcnh md of suund constitution fnl the
Ahoc duration OIL ar form limited period
Slaves employed in ordinnrV occupations, will b,
insured onrcs-onnl lc terms
Tie Company willlsr tabr murine risks from mud io
ny oi the Northern Southern Ports. a favourable
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-13

moi nant VIII ' ord 1', ~ iHileh"r i'ftc"s ht
natg.ts E MOk&ES Gnunr. Huu,r.
NEW GD0DS.-WE have in.t received ou
| 7 second -tuc' nf Nov Go,d.. -. olaws:
Soil Dctain-, (ali colpl+l
pl1n dr. nua Merino,
FrHpch Wo,h Collars Sleeve. Chc,nisrtt,. Hprdhcr
stieis silk Gluv,>. &c.. e. tnil md examine thrrr
drrSt- SflGLEE. McEI.DERRi u Co
SAfUEiFeS ~ BLANKET. ia r -
w cars. BOOTS & SHOES Tire ubdcr, lgned
bttsr oaud good a-'ortmeuD OF he above Ropd-
Gently purchased Ia tn Northern riti very low tg
cal before purchasing, rromi> fIein goo ! ar bet.
rI I',rgaioS than can hc iouu1 j. the 60.
nov St. SNTNDEkS & Ia }l
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-13

BpAun or numerous.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, f,c,,irni.
JAMES NJ CORES Iicc Prtnasnt
SAMPSON DiuGulD. Chtcj Eu,i ,iu,ct.
DIRECTORS.
Den 7. G. Prura Dexter Oie,,
6rsfgeN W NnucrN. s tmucl Gurlnnd,
W linn T. Andor son Joseph II. Nowln,
leha q. Iallot, James NJ. Boyd.
J 8 q. WILLIAMS Treasurer
GefEp T. Wills. Sre'g
Dr. +. II. Gdmrr
D. Nm btvpyDtenn. '''"''" '+"''
TIN Medical Evnminniiun :, ( auhiects Tor Insurance
vii be m,dr ~ tho ,iheeof tho Cnununy ON each dt
l,lysen the hours OF and o',lock. = ~.
leS iy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-17

DIRps.-loo PAIR THE BEST LONG BREED BEL
ID gium canaries all mated lot Of breeding and fancy
caese Tho ockiug bird the city will DO sold AZ
cost close the business the 18th Of Apr Bowsy
near Second street.
NOR sALE-A MAGNIFICENT NEWrOUNDLAND
in dog; price $50. Apply to JOHN MURRAY, private
stable II vestry street. between and IL or and o'clock
RIO pP0RTsNEN.-roR SALE, NINE YULL-BRED.
setter puppies, Of superior breeding and BEAUTIFULLY
marked They veil worthy the attention OF sportsnsz
or others fond Of well bred fancy dogs May be seen 81 81
us olokgs Riding School.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-17

" tiopeer, will SELL this day At 9x O'clock At No 2A
Grand street. barroon fixtures billiard tables cues
counters, de-, by order oustable. 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-17

THE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE OF STEAM
ships.-The first class steamship NORTH STAR, 2,9W
Wamack Master will leave New York from pier No.
co. North river foot Of Chambers street. 1t precisely
April u, for Havre, direct
srse class passage. ~
The North Star will followed by the steamship
Ariel in May The Of these vessels will not be
countable for gold silver bullion specie jeyery precious
and the value thereof therein expressed.
Specie and goods taken At usual rates
No freight received the before saing
No berth secured until paid for.
Letters p7epAi, l<c. will be received At the
Office to II H. OF the day of sailing and win be carried
in strong India rubber under lock- and arrival
Havre will be immediately deposited In the Post Once
there Parcels taken, each prepaid dollar and up
wards
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-17

NILIIAM IRVING AUCTIONEER-HANDsOME
wv household furnture.-WILLiAM IRVING & CO.,

NV AUCTIUNEEK.--HANDS
w household furniture-WILLIAM IRVING & co.,
will sell At auction Wednesday, April at 10Y o'clock
No Crosby street mahogany sofas in hair cloth, with
maebe tables S;it ,;rrcr ~ pspes
china ornaments mahogany centre tables mahogany six
three fourths octave pianofore Stodard
cester Durham: lace window curtains, mahogany sofa
bedsteads tapestry Brussels and ingram carpets mahoga
bureaus wsshstands mahogany elegant suits
painted and enamelled cottage furniture mahogany ward
robes hair mattresses feather beds holsters pillows
paasses counterpanes, blankets quilts Sheets &C..
toilet sets black walnut extension dining tables mirrors
mahogany hair seat chairs oil paintings and sill
plated china dinner and tea sets,
ery table linen oicloth, husbands &c together with
large and assortment of kitchen
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FIXED DATES OF SAILING

These steamshps are cassed at the insurance 0f0eP
and specie and goods w be insured them rates
Of premium rs in other steamships that the
For freight or PASSAGE apply TO
D. TORRANCE, 2C South William street, New York.
SUMNER, NONTANT DRAPER, 26 Rue NJ d. des Vic
torres, Paris.
ALBERT n. cHRYsTIE, q Quai Casimir Delavigne.
HAvre.
Mon and after Nay D. Torrances once will be No.
s Bowling Green.
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/: SALES AT AuCT3W.

mSSY q ISSDs + CO. xUor1on INA noUs1.
III hold fpx5iture sAles.-Hsnry H. Leo1s Co. viii give
their psxyon attention they haye done for
q families breaking up housskssgins or rsnovne They
Nassau Pine aAd Cedar for the
Of those who may desire this medium Of ssls-
HRNRY T. LEEDS, AUcTIoNEER-LARGE AND Pc
remptory sentesl household furniture Wsdnes
day, April H. the premises II Wooster street, Canal
at o'clock consisting Of splendid assortment Of
ngs gilt frame rosewood card centre ds and sofa
fixtures men tapestry and ingram carpets
peror and mahogany bsdsteads do do
ps.ssss beds bedding dining room furniture sstsnson
plated superior quality Wis., table casters cake
baskets spoons forAs trays &C., nlaid Gallery reh china
and glass ware. &c.
IL sale Of manufactured furs show fafe
cutting boards &e Friday April 10th, 81 AN Maiden
after.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-17

w S. MELLOR, AUCTIONEER-BY HoUGHTON
w. MELLOK, Wednesday, April IL, at l0H o'clock, at
ss West Eleventh street sixth fur
of New York; gilt frame mirrors Brussels ingram
pets tete ttes centre tables bedteads dressing
washtand several hair mattresses French bsdstead
ner stand 49, Also, stair carpets window curtains &c
furniture Terms cash. Deposit required Of all purchasers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-17

WIN Writer'S, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL, Il
w Thursday, april 10, At 10 O'Clock at the dwell g
house lag Mercer all the gentee household urnur
suits, mirrors centre and side tables window curtains
elegant carpets together with the furniture Of fourteen
rooms, all ingood order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-17

iItdE LAVESfOOA AMI fHlLAOELfHlAS IEAW28X9
Company intend sailing their favorite steamshipe
CITY OF nANCHESTER....2l26 tons, Capt. Wylis.
CITY OF BALT1MOKE, (new,) 2, 638 tons, Capt. -.
CITY OF WASHINGTON, DO 27oo tons. Capt. h. LsassA
Saloon 500, $685. and SOS, according to state room.
limited aumber Of third class will DO takes
from Philadelphia and Liverpool and found IN pxsvsons
From Philadelphia $50 From Liverpool. SAa
p.ssis: wishing 70 bring ont can ebtainesr
sterling and upwards. Apply TO SAMUEL SNIrH AgsnA
Walnut street. Phadelphla and No. J. Broadway New
York. - 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-17

7 BERNSTEIN, AUCTIoNEER-yALUABLE REAL
PHILLIPS Office 81 Liberty street. this day, April H. 1885,
IL O'clock, at the Mercbants Exchange the following
valuable PR perty:-
On Sixty Street.-The two three story basement and
under cellar brick houses the north sie of Sixty
street, 100 feet of the First avenue with
from having all the modern improvements, built the
most substantial manner.
desirable four story brick houses
On Twelfth street.-The four story double brick 49l
East Twelfth street. Lot rs feet by rs feet
On l29th and ytb street-Those six beautifully located
lots l29th street 35 feet Of Fifth being rs
feet front each street. and situate the immediate
borhood of valuable improvements
On Fifty third street.-The desirable lot Fifty third
street. 2 feet Of Seventh avenue % feet 81 feet
Lee avenue Brooklyn-The three story. basement and
under cellar masc brick house. of Ross street
and Lee finished with marble mante cornices de-
Lot 20 by rs
finished the above described house.
each 70 TO- These houses situate within less than
minutes walk from the Peck slip ferry.
large portion Of the money Of all the above
property remain bond and mortgage for of
years Terms sale and maps of The property be had
st the sce Of the Auconeers 81 Liberty street,
NASSAU.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-17

DY A. j. BlEEKIR-AT AUCTION, APRIL IS AT
I'D u o'clock at the Merchants EXCHANGES lots
parcels Of lots each with privilege Of botn east side Of
Eighth avenue Fifty second and Fifty third streets
70 feet by 100 except corners, which Is by
Seventy per cent remain mortgage For particulars
apply 1t No Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-17

TAMES MCCORMICK, AUCTIONEER-BY T. HARDY,
This day, at 10 A. NJ, 1t 655 Fourth street. all the
kitchen furniture in the house. Also 81 IL o'clock at 2S
Bowery couten of oyster and dining saloon. Marble
ton tab re.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-17

DoJAs CO., MANUFACTURERS OF FASHIONABLE
~ ana every kind Of furniture, having enlarged their
prepared 70 offer large
ssrtnept 81 moderate prices Wholesale and retail Ware
rosns ls7 Broadway, corner VI BTvens street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-17

ENOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.-THE UNITES
States mail steamer ASHINGT0N, =. Cayendy, com
mander will sail for Bremen touching st Southampton
land the mails and passengers for England France
Saturday April a. At II O'clock H., from pier North RvsG
Price OF paeBage:-
In the first cabin, main saloon ..............Sl SIN,
In the first cabin, lower saloon. III
experienced surgeon attached TO each steamer Al
letters through the Post Oce Specie deversS
in Rsvre and london. For passage freight apply to
G. q: SAND, Agent, II South William street.
kail Nav 10. - -
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Fl WILSON, AucrIosEEIK::-AycTIos NOTICE

III WILSON, INSTRUMENTATION NOTICE.
Large house sale Of furniture tapestry carpets pier
glasses, pianofortes syerware NO TO morrow (Wednes
da morning. at 0 o'clock precisely at l69 West Twenty
fourth street. comprng the best selection offered at
ton this season portion Of the contents i here suSjon
cost 400 solid brocatelle SUITE
extensively carved and with tho richest material
without regard to costs large pier and oval mirrors with
marble slabs and gilt braeksts % match marble top rose
marble with heavy plate doors and back made
TO order cost S26 about $50 yards tapestry carpets
ceent ORDER rosewood etegeres and stands
beautiful and heavily embroidered white lace window
tains rich brocatee curtains and cornoes for four win
dov large Gothic reception and chairs in silk and
embroidered brocade; oil paintings, which may be
found choice collection by modern artis; French
lain and finished and painted in high
state of perfecton heavy rosewood and mahogany bed
steads both Of the modern and antique styles with very
elegant marble top dressing bureaus and ashstands 70
low mahogany end maple chairs sofas and lounges heavy
mahogany ten feet extension table, black walnut do tea
and dining tables china tea SETS very expensively deco
rated ee msntel clocks crockey and glass
in basement large of stverware
ferks heavy plated casters wi cot bOttss silver tea
vice. elegantly chased and engraved large salvers with
solid silver edges best Of ivory cutlery, &c,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-17
DEDUCTION OF FARES TO SUIT THE rINEs.-NEw

DEDUCTION OF FARES TO SUIT THE TIMES-NEw
~ York and California steamship line via Nicaragua
Through in advance the ma7Uo miles than
other route avoiding the deadly Panama fever and two miles
engine steamship NORTHERN LIGHT, 2ooj tons burden
river at three ocsck NJ precisely, for Punta Arenas
on Friday, April 1852 connecting with the seamship
Transit route having but twelve miles OF land
on by first class carriages Several and swift iron
steamboats, have lately been put the river and lake.
which shorten the time the transit from 70
commodations For passage at the reduced
Bowling Green Letter bags made Ut the ONCE. No
stamped Letters received the 10Th Of May
10th of each month. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-17

HENRY II. LEEDS, AUcTI0NEER-BY ii. IL. LEEDS
Co.. Tuesday l7th At lo1a O'clock At the sales
~ Nassau street. large and valuable sales of wines brande
rum &c all of high order the property of. importer
retiring from business consisting of juice Madeira of
ls2u white port 1884 Reserve MADEIRA 1875 Harmony
sherry pure Juice sherry Amon.,lado DE- Graham port
brandy 1905 Jamaica rum, old Monongshel whisksy The
above all Of the first class in casks octaves and demi
on the mernins Of sale Il will be good oppor unity for
which be depended upon At IL O'clock in front store
10 Nassau streetyauable Horseone bright bay horse
10 bands high eight years old ast traveller stylish
sound and kind perfectly gentle, and excellent family
h0rse-without reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-17

u A. cHILTos, AUcTIoNEER SALE OF sUrE-
~ nSr s grnsuF Re- the pr Of family going
=. made TO order By As1 the
Leroy place, Blocker street. commencing lO
yrg psrior sofas and chairs in rich maroon vel
% smp en nsrs s
glass Ae rich French porcelain and cut gas
ofs h marble TOP snrssa
centre tables wshs,ands toilet Of china lace window
Ssssad: SnesSr e9Tss hair corn hu.k pal
ssss sss s ss.
sae,icnssr once No Is Nassau street. ~ 'os
OATH HOUSE, NEW UTRECHT, /. 1.-THE ENTIRE
- parcel Of furniture, bedding croekcry glassware &c.
r.rsusrs inquire Of r GILsEY III Bro.d~as Sp' ''i
ENABLES n. pELEyAN, AUcrIoNEER
Of April az 10 o'clock ali Of the magnificent
s es & gs0I n. S.sn
situated Ne liz West twenty street, near Sixth
1ss
Nos 10 and i2l ss,s.u street Marble Build
m 81 Ssy # % ND
rom ali persons unknown the suetioneer
CoNTIYUATIoN OF AssIGNEE's SALE OF JEWEL
-J0aS + yAEDEWATERs viii sell on - weanss.
j.sy Watches The goods removed for
% s o.
.diss sn.melsd independent seconds dousls sine
osissrss.s Makers sss inporssS sets ds
ne. ns,,s emerald sa@eo opal coral brooches brace
s:. AND ssss 1s gold pss' and pencil
ss buttons ssss W.T. The ~Sos forming REL
ssso,..s.. e js-sr Every lot Be sod psrsmpo %
catalogues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-17

WIN. Writer'S, AUcTIoNEER, WILL SELL, n
Wednesday o'clock ~ Isl Canal street, all
Daniel Demares deceased, consisting of paror chamber
and kitchen furniture elegant tapestry ply
seias rocking and easy chairs centre and side tables
beddiog, marble top dressing bureaus and washsands
toilet dining and kitchen furniture, co. by order Of
John Demas executor of the estate Of Daniel Demarest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-17

A II. MULLER WILL SELL AT AUCTION on Tues
n. day. April ~ Mt IL isock M at the Merchants Ex-
chang the two story double house Conveniently arranged
with stable other outhouses with garden attached
h street between Third and Fourth aud of
by railroad ha ling front of JOG feet inches 10
cent on the day of sale; balance in Nay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-17

n u. NASH, AUCTIONEER.-MORTGAGE SALE OF
L. grocery and liquor store Tuesday, April 18th, at
NJ at the southeast corner OF Forty seventh
assortment Of groceries and liquors grocery wagon light
Of the house and store for three years from May at
low rent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-17

EENKf D. HEKTS, JK., AUCTIUNEER-@N TUES
IL day, April H. at lO1s o'clock, a. 81 Crosby street,
household furniture the property of gentleman leaving
Eurpeconsistng in part of elegant wood suite in bro
catel rosewood and mahogany French tdsead mahogany
sofas in hair CLOTH mahogany chairs in do
BILE bureaus mahogany marble centre side and dress
ing tables large French plate pier glasses oil paintings
cravings Brussels and ingram carpets
straw mattresses feather beds and pillows lace damak
window curtains window shades conces china glass and
silver plated ivory handled knives and forks together
with an assortment of kitchen utensils With which the
will commence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-17

UCTIoN SALE OF GREEN AID HOT HOUSE
a plants, hot houses &e-sAMUEL osGooD; .nconser
A. M the entire Mr. Thomas Dunlap ferist
establishment, Eighth and n6th street, Har
lem, comprising, in part cameas, roses vioiets dahlias
and lemon yellow fruit and fancy At Il
n, hot houses, heating apparatus, sashes, &c.