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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-30
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The DOCTORS" says the Richmond Examiner.
differ IN regard to the political composition of the
winchester Convention. The Know Nothing organs
insist the number of delegates present to have been
one hundred, and that AZ of them were Democrats"
and 50 were wings. The prescriptions are all
against this statement; for it is not possible that
there were Al Democrats in Virginia who could be SO
swndied by as many Wings as done at Win
chester. More light is needed and no amount of
evidence should remove the presumption of the fed.
elal character of this second Hartford concave Short
OF publication of the of the delegates. Let
us have the names"
We unite with the Examiner in calling for the
names of the delegates. Will the Winchester Viz
ginian be good enough to publish the list of the
strangers in the city at that time? Rumor has it
that distinguished editor of this place was mem
Der, If fact, it is interesting one and we should
like to know whether it is g fixed " one also
South. side Democrat
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-30
GETTING THEIR REwARD.-A New York cores.

GETTING THEIR REWARD.-A New York cores
pondent writes:
'Gov. Clarks appointments of harbor-masters for
this city excite universal surprise One of them it
is alleged is we'll known fancy man, the keeper of
flash porter house, and fast man of the first
water; another is c. c. Burlegh, the noted abolition
is and Union cursor, whose TRADES at the abolition
gatherings during the May anniversaries familiar
to the reading public. Each of them receives year.
ly salary of S3,OO0."
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-30

Mr.. ANTHONY BURNS IS GOING TO LOCATE IN Bos.
ToN-1t is understood that the services of Mr. Antho.
ny Burns, late of Virginia, have been secured byMr
VIM. Bacon, who keeps an oyster saloon At No. 40
Washington street, and that MIR. Burns is to have
charge of the ladies department Of the establishment
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-30

The last accounts from England by the Africa,
state Sir John Bishop husband of Madame Bishop,
the vocalist is in bad health and extreme poverty,
and subscriptions and concert were about to be got
up for his relief
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-30

" believe that you have been inoculated with
supIdity,' said lawyer. "That may be-" said his
opponent. &C but the bar is of the opinion that you
had it in the natural way"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-30
ThcNeHvs from Eurnne.

The imperfect jdvces received here yesterday by
telegraph confined in the main by the fuller de-
tails brought by mail. That differences favourable
to peace have ben drawn in Europe from the death
of the Emperor Nicholas, is made apparent by the
improvement ir Cotton, even although the full a.
mount of the orgnal advance was not maintained !;
and. simultaneously with this improved feeling in
Cotton occurre, decline in breadstuffs-a still
significant fact But still stronger indication is
the high fgue at which consols--i e.. government
stock, are quotd being shade above any point they
have reached snce matters in the Crimea took turn
unfavourabIe the Allies. 1t is true that although
significant noe of these facts are conclusive even
momentous rhere is evidently no great confidence
in the occurrace of an early peace. The most that
can be said is hat the chances for such an occur
renee are beliged 10 be slightly improved.
The measure of arming the serfs meets with the
greatest opposition from the mobiles, to have been
expected. InRussia when men become soldiers, they
to be TIP serts of private estates, 30 that the
proprietors such estates not simply deprived
of so much sef labor for time, but forever. Us'"l-
Iy, as the tern of service in the army amounts to
life time and there is an understood levy which does
not bear so merousy the French CONSUMPTION, the
it comes to levy en- masse, or general armIng, the
affair becomes serious
The great mpediment to peace is to be found in
the fact that this war has become as much if not
more, struggle for military prestige as for any sub
stantive object. Were the war to close now without
any brilliant exploit Gu the part of the allies, Lewis
Napoleon, the close imitator ofihs uncle, would want
the great element which constitutes the strength of
the Napoeonc name in France-military glory,
while England would show merely as second. rate
power, position which her interest as well as her
national pride forbids her 10 occupy. No ruler of
Russia can afford to submit to humiliatng terms He
could not sustain himself. Neither England nor
France close without having vindicated that re-
putaton which is essential to their existence. These
the real impedimens to peace at the present tme
and we think insuperable ones. There is a great
back bone in the twenty eight millions of the British
Islands, and a few bright CLEANS OF seccess will
bring out its latent strength, such power cannot
be seriously impaired by the events of one campaign
or of one years mismanagement
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-30

convicted in Baltimore of rape upon the person Of
Barbetta Keife has been sentenced to Imprisonment
till July 1s 1850 period of nearly twenty years.
de will stand chance of growing gray in the service
OF the State -0
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-30

DESIRABLE PRov1s1oN.--The Guardian Angel in
Paris is a man whose duty it is to visit the drinking
shops, and the moment gets tilsey TO take him
under his protection, to accompany him home and
put him to bed. The individuals practising this pro-
tession are picked men, who never drink themselves
who have the necessary moral authority force ODE
dIence from the drunken creature they are conveying
home, who can defend him against attack and more
than all who can prevent him from drink at the shops
they pass on their way. The price for this service is
ten sous and there is not an instance record of
an individual thus protected home, and put to bed,
having failed to discharge this debt of honor.
1t is rule at the drinking shops that when man
cannot stand he must be taken off, and the Angel is
straightway called. The Angels are kindly treated
by the shop keeper, whose interest is TO see that no
one OF his customers come to harm. They receive
the odds and ends of the dinner, and are recommend
ed to the neighbors when reliable man for some
confidential errand is wanted Their honesty is nro.
verbal, and Bacch tnalan with hundred francs in
MS pocket who is confded to their charge is morally
sure of finding his hundred francs where he left them
when ne wakes the next morning. To those ac
qualnted with the character of the native Parsians
is unnecessary to observe that the Guardian AngeI
relies for custom principally the English and other
foreigners, who have learned to use wine without
abusing it.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-30

My son." said Mr.. NJ g how could you marry an
Irish girl % "Why, father" said the son, Sim
not able 70 keep two women-if I'd marry Yankee
gr' ia aad to have hired Irish girl to take
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-30

HE NEXT SENATE--lt is now stated that the nexc
U. D. Senate will stand about to in favor Of the
Nebraska Law
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-30

The Know Nothing league formed osensibly for
the defence of Professionalism against Catholicism and
OF the native against the adopted citizen is emnently
insulting TO those whom it pretends to defend. Is
the Protestant faith weak ?-are It's preachers such
miserable guides-such feeble shepherds that they
require for their support and the support of their
churches the aid of midnight conclaves and political
prescriptions May not error be freely tolerated
when truth is left equally free to combat it Will
Protestants rest under the mputaon of being forced
to resign the guardianship of their faith into the
hands Of prostituted politicians to be used
ofice-seekng bumbug? 1t cannot be.
And to suppose that the native citizen, with all
the advantages of numbers, of wealth, of connec-
tions of every outward circumstance upon which an
advantage might be founded, should be forced to
look for defence against the poor emigrant in the
oath bound ranks of secret order, is an insult to
the intelligence and the open manly spirit of every
native North Carolinian. To read the Know Moth
ing papers cannot but admire the chivalry
displayed by them in North Carolina, where they
charge most vigorously against class OF voters who
if they were all got together, would not suffice for
mile posts along road from the mountains to the
scaboard.
The leaders of this thing are as we'll aware of
these facts as we They must feel in their very
bones that they are humbugs-that they are trying
to obtain Offices upon false preenses-that they are
in truth warring against Democratic ascendency and
nothing else-hat all the noise they are making is
simply in the way of "a good enough Morgan"
which can do no good but may do much harm in the
way of stirring up hatred malice and all uncharitabe.
ness Is this the true shirt of Professionalism or IF
Americanism No!
Hon. BURTON CRAIGE.-A. J. Dargan, ESQ., of
Arson county, and James A. Caldwell, Esq, of Lin
coin county, are already out in opposition to Mr.
Craige, who is candidate for reelection from the
Lincoln District.
Both Mr. Dargan and Mr.. Caldwell used 10 be
Wings. They both Know Nothings, as we
learn. Should Mr.. Craige experience no ore seri-
opposition than these gentlemen can offer he can
have little to fear The plan of selling men at their
own valuation of themselves is not vet fully estab-
lished. If it were, the result might be different.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-30

KANsAs.-A dispatch from Lexington, Mo, dated
March %, states that ten thousand actual residents
have gone to Kansas, fIom Missouri They will be
there by the day of election
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-30

SAVANNAH, March 26.-The loss by The destruc
tive confagration at Sandersvile Saturday il
estimated at Sl21,0 900, on which there is only al
insurance Of So 900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-01

DLANCARDs HOTEL, SIS BROADWAY, CONNECTING
ID with 40 Twelfth street door from Broadway The
proprietor respectfully announces ai be still continues pre-
pared accommodate families with snis Of rooms, ailh pr
tateJ and single gentlemen with fine apartment
With without board the plan of hs Gioee o.l
Kept BY him the lower part u he city upwards ~
s,ars. y. BLANCHARD, Pro )ris,or.
COLLINS HOTEL F0oT or CANAL STREET WILL.
'e suits Of four and psriors wnh beirolns or
ls. or single rooms o. nosl reasonahe terms Cor the
winter monha IAIi.MAs NpES, propric,ors
EyERETT HOUSE, NORTH siDP UNION SQUARE NEW
~ 1ork-IbR establishment IL open Tor The
CLAP JosIiS
IL Of Clinton plaoe.-snper1or apartments families
ndyidnaL, can now be obtained Win without board By
s nv o. week rsT,ea ~ ihs hnnE or private psrors
week. WIN. HOIDREDGK. Ptoprletor
Y HE SMITHSONIAN HOUSE,
. On TIC European plan.
Ths new and large hotel NJ wiz farnisbed ma in ouss
order heated throughout by pipes All he an
poiuen.s Of the highest priced hoie travellers AMI
~ lower rates than at anabe any other ca hos
cw desirable single rooms viii DO es w,n@r gentle.
men, 81 rom " 70 20 u per week SIDNEY KoPMaS
VfsiTERs TO HAvAHA.-MR. a w. woorcoTr
and European uoei Gale Dc los oAcos Is .saasi n
ore Of the most pleasant localities avana 70 bo.e who mar
The country ae. b. Mr. wooIoo or = person of hs boass
wss. every steamer on her arrival W receive xsngera
WORK FAMILY HOTEL. NEW BRIDGE sTpgyr I'm.
u gate bn fonfon.-The above house Is centrally snass
hss errrent core. room ten or twelve orv,s $40.
rooms. between sorty And my ngh, airy bcfrons Te1
light porter ~ si,ssSanes s.ss Ss s, sssy. reay'
The View York Herald y fled. THOMAS oUAPTgRx .Txg
eo praprs, ~ ths Crown and scep,or ship Tsvsrns
FIR The avor- be has IN snoyed - ,hsv h.sfs 40 1890
hsr continued patronage AID Recommendation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-01
NATRIMONIAI..

y M A4.seaaa
A GENTLEMAN OF REFINEMENT POSSESSING
n s0ns means, Wishes 70 meet with In Ike crrtlm.
sances about eighteen years Of age who IN.
and about I'VE feet In height Any lady answering The sbov.
description. may address Don Juan Broad say Po-, once
satng when and we're nm interview may be bad
YOUNG WIDOW LADY, TWENTY Two YEARS or
"A age OF prepossesspg appearance form 4 mat.
rirnonia alliance with gentleman who cir
crmsiances and Of good standing None answer M or
ccp' sincere Address for two days Josephine sAy
Post oGce. =
MATRfM0NY MADE EASY.-MADAM MORROW Will
NI cause speedy marriages and shov the u~ in
tended husband and absent friends sha rss
hundred matches IN year oil ~ whom xraa
est happiness Of matrimonial bss No 70 Brosns sesa b.
tween Cannon and Columbia
MATRIMONIAL OFFICE, 70 MADISON sTKEHT COR.
lvI ner Of Catherine Those wishing form marrnonlAl
alliance VIII find TO their advantage ~ calling or aifrssns
ospsdl Mrs. Pfewser, who has opened matrimonial re-
gster whereby snyt lady gentleman may
selves partner for life without resorng the unpi~aasnt
alternative % advcr isng 10 lhsr wishes yare.
may acnd their real residence reference
runsfsDces requisites &c which will be EXCHANGED Every.
hng concerning letters or iniervew srcuy 1dsn Al
NpsnAinns m Q 'u'as too postase - nos.
MATRfNoNfAL-A GENTLEMAN, PossPssfvG Az
w income Of sboni $40 600 per about thirty years Of
are ~ mcdiin heigh and IN short ~ preposae.nR
qnAeN ana aely from he state 81 vlryofa deslrDu. II
pnnr CORES pondence wiFh aer In view IN rn,,r,nv
shc must be - an afnisbir anf peasns daooson e4 IL
every way fuahe orparlon for the wrler An egufaei
cafnnt must ~ strictly Confidential Afirgss sseinr AND
ues, &c Albeu Herald olnce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-01

n Orrs for sale ~ reasonable prcns French
wood and glass red and white compfsng st. julien Bsi
pho Aedoc Chateau Latte Chateau larose Uh~eau Mar
quay, Chateau Leovis Haut Ssuternes Barzac
Yquem, Ac. German and Rhenish Wines and
glass; burgundy wine. 10 wuod and glass; comprising
berth krm!tsge red and wha cote note 81 Joeph Clos Dc
st George. 81 Peray, and
and duly paid CognAc brandy o sundry brnnd
and al other liquors. GIN Scoch whkey, rum arsk OurA
oos bters, Ac.. &c.
RRANDIES, FRENCH AND OTHER FOREIGN WINES,
- consisting OF port sherry Madeira musca Malaga
Jamaica rum scotch and Insh whkey, London aud Luoln
porter scotch and other aies unequaed quality the
lowest possible price usDEhHILL MArrERSUN, 40
Broome street, corner Crosby near broadway.
CTEwARTs PAISLEY OELEBR ATED wHIsKEY FOR
~ sale, from u b. bonded warehouse; two years Old In
Quiye OF JAMES AIhsIIE "a bea yer street
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DLAYIsG CARDS W EVERY DKscaprfox ros
% rtas Card wssuf~>aesJ III AL ~ Ds.sf
ssf~ss brrsd~ay. Sesnssss snris ana di@ hsets
nasaenssd sni pan AZ St@ask eaf4s sfss
llAsn rsrss ~ss. ss@snsG sol ~.r.gAe sarri
mao EXPRESSLY tw 4s&Nax
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-01

WI al $50 oao~ofes H-psfwsy rorssr 4, sb.ss'e,,
WILLIAM w. pfUpp,r s...lssn,
HaSRr DAwsos, secrcary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-01
UEssY u LEEDS 4 co, AUcrIosEees. H


III LEEDS co VII sell al auction Thursday Nov. !,
O'Clock. In the gallery the sAlesroom1 10 Nassau
street valuable library consisting of and yau
able bookGaery o. Beauty 81 the Court % Queen Victoria
illustrated with colored portraits
volume folio and gi the Illustrated Exhibitor
Art Magazine Court Album The Had Of Homer; Cowpsfs
Trspsaons edited by Southey with Flarans designs
GIT Byrons Tales and Poems ninsaed BY finden; Waiver
ne Keepsake, with beautiful engraving The Merchant beau
fully illustrated the Lawyer, do by Mrs Tufhl Beauty
Flowers; Court Album liustrsed The Great Oratons OF
Daniel Webser; Congressional Obituaries NJ Henry de-
Hyered in the senate House ~ Reprcsenaves Leigh
Hunts book iaa Rookh Ure's Dictionary Of the Arts and
ac,ences London Exhibition, Illustrated American Archter
Authors Of England with porsiis Novel. Ana. Camel
Hunt Iryipcs hocd OF 3reaf Men. Waver
lev Novels complete; Exotic Bris Lsssrds works. ius
trafcd; Millions Works. Byrons rhds Harold besuiiuy n
lustrned barnard Nasaw large f)o splendid engrav
ines Aliens History q London eve volumes; American
Scenery Barclays Dcionaryi toftns History
OF NM land do France Rock On Arr burns Work. Byron's
do; CunninRham's Gallery Dukes u Normaniy roya foo
History Wales: and large u cer W0rks Can
be etamines day before he eale Also emsot lnrpean
Art Ports md Harborx OF Great Britain, Pictorial Nnrnm
Scenery and Antiquities % ireland View Is China, Huton
sonsaninope Canadian Scenery. American Do an seoand
illustrated. Also Fibden'r Royal Gallery ~ British ir
taning forty eight enc steel engraving large folio price soO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-01
DANCING ACADEMIES.


CIT BRoADwAY-G MRAsOLE HAS THE HONOR
OIL TO inform his frends and the public dancing
academy open every day from 10 A. To 10 p. M
and from TO and ~ TO 10 for practice
soiree VIII take place at this academy ooh November 1885
go FOURTH sTREET.-THE GRAND APoLLINEA
- dancing academy Of Professor Ssracco daty
open Tor classes and pr ae lessons Mr. SAracco
accomplished teacher guarantees TO make any unskfu pupil
perfect few lessons In his most graceful elegant and
fonable Dances
DODwoRTH's DANCING ACADEMIES 500 BROAD.
IA way N u liz Montague place, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
assemblies for ladies and gentlemen viii
day November s. In Brooklyn Saturday, Nov 10 In New
York FIRST soree In brooklyn Thursday Nov 81 frat
al any tne the quarter commencing from the day entry
DoDwoRTHs DANCING ACADESTgs-sEw
n. YORK 80 broadway opposite Eleventh street,
Mr. borwuhTH hos ths hoaos X announrang Inn, ,hs
classes for ladies' and gentlemen his academies
and brooklyn are now open for tbs
Circulars containing terms, &c. be obtained either
the academies.
Mr. Dodnorth the pleasure Of informing mia friends that
Agreenby 70 their repeated solicitations establish dancing
academy In BROOKLYN, The plan saccesul Ia
be has erected spacious building combining
n'ence that could be suggested by
and 10 every way adapted u The beafhu witch
VII 10 Devoted The location "a he 10
Brooklyn, tie Court street Fulton Myrtle avenue railroads.
The academy
soirees exclusively for pupils and parenn
AoRE NEW cLAssRs.-PRoFEssoR b. YATEs'
n dancing academy open for the season Al Military
iai, Bowery opposite spring street, NJ " Days OF tulion-
for gentlemen. Tuesday and Friday
Tor holes misses and Tuesday aer.
Moons, nom 3io g. Assembly, Monday, Nov. II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-01

UCTION NOTICE.-THOs. BEL, AUCTIONEER-
"a BY Bell Bush-Friday, at l01s O'Clock in sales.
rooms IL North William street. extensive sale Of
cond hand furniture removed for convenience OF
braong every thing In the housekeeping line SOFAS SOFA and
carved bedseads three quarter and double
bureaus chairs carpets. olcohs paintings ensravngs
lars. Particulars day sale. + = -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-01

A UCTION NOTICE.-BY EDWARD SCHENCK.
IA Friday Nov. 2 at l0ls o'clock, large and mportAn,
sale of fine old and brande being the properly
old importing house about retiring from business, viz OAd
Hennesy and Marte London Dock c0ynac
page, do 42 Maderas ports pale and sierrtes
Imperial Schiedam jugs club house GIN Scotch Irish
whiskeys Jamaica rum &c Sale positive. Every article
warranted as described
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EUGENE B. FRANKLIN, AuCrIosEER-BY FRANK

LNUGENE B. FRANKLIN, AUCTIONEER.-BY FRANk-
IL lin Nichols At their saesroom No 10 Nassau street.
John street. to Friday at i04 O'Clock
Iogue Of and second hand furniture French plate oval
mirrors, oil paintings Sc THREE sheffield
plate $65 EACH set do 1885, gold hnnung
Watches $780, suits rosewood parlor
covered in fancy brocae and hair CLOTH 4ok erien
dining tables sideboards etegeres, warro1es library
secretary bookcases French and gothic bedse .ts
dressing bureaus marble tops Wristbands do oommode do
easy chairs couches lounges &c The sale will
with the second band furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-01
FURNITURE.

4 GOOD CLANCY yoK TyACHYRs-rHr Dssgs AND
"A nssarss eAss 400 wn ~ soH ~ ssrFsns
srta.a fas son fnqafe orc Q RIDER. 10 Pearl sssss
<,orT.nv Am vAs,.y ytfgsfTrax wAargOons
L. AZ rs siI Bsrsdras ofpr-ss tbe ~ slssosss h<si
HATurws STACY oSrs ~ AZ n. n<~s esNn@s '. sssrs
~,s n sx,ey s.0Age M rr~nsb farnssr~ IN
Tritsx es.i>~ re4ased pr<es vart~y a mAfs~a
pslAss~s. pk1o~s bals'ers a.. o. "AAaaA<sa~s pros
r,rpsrTrgE ntyIvn uoUHrHoI.p vrR
,sare ,aftss be1sg A. - sisr~~e u 10 xg<
srssy 80 ss>s $50 fAfs a tsis pfsrs kAr
cs4t e8sasssf. W addressing ~ n A.. bsr.la eelrc.
I,rEsIruRg s~vAsftp ts0 on pso WORTH DY
r.yt.s, AMI ,cur1 ocsn, btiasts wnhls
- masks = sqna psyrnsuts ~ s-s fosr sas ~ rsga -
.s4gf.s0ry fssss1fs 49, fnorfesFe Fffen Aessss.
&c.,. tassfs Pcs &C. sslss We're sstrysw asn -
Ss.flssusen a. Nbt ccsoss ffi14D.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-01

A SSIGNEEs SALE OF MANTILLAS CLOAKs AC
II for cash. At No. Corlandt street. up salrsThe stock
Of msntias &C. Of Wilcoxson Bradnn having been
ed will be closed out for of (5 per
cent The stock Is well worthy the attention dealers.
n D. NASH, AUCTIoEEER, STORE 80 BROAD
Js way-Moreage sale OF horses stages, licenses harness
&C. on Monday Nov g. 1850 At 10 A. TIE Bnlfs Head,
In 1wen, third and Twenty fourth streets. be Second
and Thu avenues consisting Of loo horses aud stages
reher with stage licenses harness iced Of
biacksmhs tools, extra wheels sab emaerial &c &C. &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-01

A UCTION NOTICE.. B0GART, AUCTfONEER by
IA s. BogartThis day. at 1O1S o'c lock- auction
rooms Of Frankfort Wsm streets sheras sale
OF mathematical Instruments consisting of transs chains
also three double barrel guns &C.; Also assortment OF
household furniture lot OF looking
ngs bale OF carpets lot OF crockery Also the stock
grocery store barrels macserei chests e saeraus
vinegar kegs fixtures lot OF
boxes DC. JOHN ORSER Sheriff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-01

ERIDAY, NOVEMBER q Iss5.-sHERIrf's SALE OF
horse, and harness Friday Move 1865.
at II NJ, IN front 81 No. $40 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-01
IIrNRY u LEEDS ArcTInNEER HENRY u LEEDS

TTENRY II. LEEDS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS VI. LEEDS
III will seil Friday Nov, l. l0z O'Clock
rooms - Mas street entirety article Just imported
and extensively used In tho and marine
service Of that country consisting 81 seamless
fectIy waterproof and durable Of Also
voice charens rabbit fur hais trimmed Partisan
fashion, Of which very beautiful they will he sold In
purchasers and be examined day before
the sale. Ladies' particularly invited Inspect them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-01

u r. AARON AUCTIoNErR WILL SELL THIS DAY
IL a 1oi O'Clock at the sslesro,m o. Nassau street
splendid az fine gold watches diamonds and jewel
ry Peryops wishing good watches for their will do
well 10 attend Sale without
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-01

(,oRaETs CoRsg1s, ooRsETa-LsDIEs GErTip0
~ p.y ian dresses IN order % nsnfn soi o. stoa vse
pair GAikuhtH cesbrstsi and elegant naiaa
freDch Germany Ladies' should ob~vvt
he dineJen 10 Third avenue. ncar Trnl street