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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-05

CHkRIFT's sALs OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
- property for ,ale in the Seventh ward-nty Of New
York. To be sold AZ the Merchants Exchange, In the
city OF New York, on Tuesday, February q, az IL O'Clock
noon. by L. u. LUDLOW, auctioneer, all that certain
lot, piece or parcel OF land, situate, lying and being In
the Seventh Ward OF the city Of Eex York, at the south
westerly corner OF Madison and Market streets, and
Market street, ~ feet two inches, nortbcrly by Madison
street, Al feet Fix inches, westerly in the rear, - fsst
two inches, and %s0uthcriy Al feet six inches, bs the same
moe or lees together with the ~tepemen,s, hersditam-nts
and appuT'snspces tbereuDto belonging, or In anywias
appeIfsining. This very desirable property was owned
snd occupied ny tho late Oliver Johnston, f.l for the
asst 30 years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-05

ITO ALTON.-YoU WILL FIND A LETTER IN THE
i New York Post ONCE for you, directed as you gave
directions 10 your last. r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-05

A CCTI0N NOTICE CROCK GLASS ANDCHINA.
"A J. s. ii. BARrLLTr, Auctioneer, will sell on Wed.
nosdoy, February 7, ~ 10 O'Clock, at No Isl Pearl
street, IN lots from the shelves to salt purchasers, u
superior quality OF white gratite ware, glass ware Pa
rian, Rochingham and gtpsey ware. Sale peremptory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-05

V,HE PERSON wHO ADDRESSED A LETTER TO THE
J. proprietor OF London gin, (advert sed in tbs New
York Herald, February p may receive information on
the London gin by communicating with william Reed
d~istiller, l1S twenty ninth street, bet seen Second ADD
Third ayenues, N. r., formerly distiler in England under
rhe Excise lave.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-05

JoHN l. vANDEwATER, AuCrI0NEER. -vANDE
81 WATER 4 TuRNER viii sell at auction, at their
sales room, 30 Pine and 90 Cedar streets, on Tuesday,
February 9Th, st 1oh O'Clock, a large assortment u
household furniture, consisting OF mahogany sofas,
chars, vol'airss. tete a. tetes, lounges, bookcases, ward
robes, ~etegeres, bedsteid DIS, bureaus, washstands, marble
top tables, enamcied eottlge suits, &C. also large
convenience Of sale also, an invoice OF cashmere searis,
muiiers, Dress patterns, sample cards OF cloths, a., TO be
sold without reterye.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-05

r BoGART, AUCTIONEER-BY =. BOGART, sAIFs.
81 rooms earper % Frankfort and William streets-
Personal sttsption will be given TO the sale Of household
furniture, az the residences Of families breaking up
bous es eepirg. and 20 out door sales generally; anil Al
tho ssissrcons, Of forui;are; dry goods, groceries, Sc.
GOois stored, insurer and advances r4ade when required.
First regular sale Al the sslesrooms, on Wednesday, eth
February, int.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-05

IF Mr.. JOSEPH OR AUGUsTE GILLas, FROM BEL
i GUM, is stili in New York, l would be des,rou, OF
obtaining some important news Of his family. He may
call at Mr.. Lees, 60 sands street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-05

DERsoSAL-THE RELATIVES o. GEORGE \. ALLEN,
l. recently mate of a chip out Of this port, and sup.
posed to be from Pennsylvania. can hear something 70
their advantage, by applying to
W.. PHILLIPS, 81 South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-05
POST OFFICE NOTICES.

DosT OFFICE SorIcE-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE,
IL per Q. y steamer Pacific, will close at this office on
Wednesday, the 'th day Of February, at l0h O'Clock
A. M. ISAAC V. FOWLER, Postmaster.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-05

WUJJAN IRVING, AufTioSgEa-BAY HOgsF-
w WILLIAM lKvIEC 4 CO. an sell At auction on
Monday, F.brusry 81 !. u o'eoci, at ths stables Of Hugh
Quinn, 20 walker street, for account OF whom IL may
concern, 10 pay ospsnses Of ~.tabiing, bay horse, rartie.
ulsrs at tHie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-05

A UCTIoN NOTICE AsslGNEE'5 SALE OF CROCK.
"A. cry, glass and china. -. +. A ANTWERP Il SON
viii seli on Tuesday, Feb. 8, nj 10 O'Clock, at their aus.
ton room, 26 Pearl street, by order OF the assignee,
from the shelves, an extensive sto IL OF ~crocsery, glass
and china, OF a ceaier unfortunate In business. Terms
cash on delivery, in bankable money.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-05

ITO sOAP NAXUPACrUiHRs- wASrfD. 10y a MAJ
that unasfslEsds sosp mssfng IN al ~ TArtol'
branches, a situation 20 tsse ehass % = SAP ~ tsuaA@
tory. Rect " reference given. ldirese 90 one We
SosInsser, bor 30, Herald sfhse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-05

D0sT OFFICE NorlCE-THE MAILS FOR CALIFOR
u mia, &c, per Y. b steamer George Law, will close al
this Office on Mosday, the 5th day Of February, ut
O'Clock 7. N. ISAAC v. FOWLER, Postmaster.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-05

o W. sONERINnYKE AUCrl0NEER AGE
sale of hotel and restaurant furniture, on Tuesday,
February eth INST, NJ II O'Clock, all the furniture, SC
Of the Fountain Hotel corner Of Centre and FrankLn
rooms; bedstsads, mattresses, beds and bedding, carpets,
washetands. toilet sets, mirrors, &c. also, parl0r furni.
ture, sofas, wardrobss, once chairs, winlow shades,
reading table 10 Office, large Iron safe, desk, settles,
counters, bar fixtures; alfo, the saloon furniture, tablcs,
chairs, hnen %crocaery, glassware, counters. oyster stand,
clocks also, steam boiler and pipes, steam table, cook
ing range with copper utensils, &c., &c. this property
has been IN use isss tLsn a year,
WILLIAM T. BOYD, Salesman.
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n re- EIf HfKklNGs. ~BUCkWHEAF, sPEFH
~ easal-s, hare snEo- fsssdAy, eth Fsgtaay, a. 81
Icy s1eeiy c,rnsr Of SF~tnHscat iaas, ssgarsi cgf,ss, So
garf, naccafobL c0co4, caFFsBu, fstsns, pi1iss. prsprs,
scsp, eanelss, ol, bgstey gin rum, ShisAeJ cham
psgtei sims, tnv.s, FORKS bslsnc-., ~ ssis sheep
sr.afs, hatsrs, whiT~.
W 4. cARTFR, Aueuonssr 81 ~ =.
uISRY r LFIls, AClTioSEER-srEciAL sALC
III Of tick nsnalAet1nd t4rs a. TO-. oeigte ths
Gay, IL to tt0Ts corner o. INVADE " aEd " sl&@r street.
conNsttng Of stons martin, tabAs, r0ykt rfn ~, cnln
chsIli. LONDON iu'terc lyns ant e;Art fns lars Mo-
al 81 oeiocf, Continuation ~ sale, wb-n s<sh FBb9a
and fsvsrsi arisnfi ear~s III - spit
LII ENRY 7 BtIe, ttcUoyGyg -sFfCiAL s4iE
IL ~ sistgh fo~s. fnft, &C thstag attVh5 9cigcs,
st'hs ster lDs Flitcn strsst eorasrsg sfroiT nsuu
tain ~csf fsnsf, That nua - eNvn Esffscsa lfn5
tfffess fL.i sn1 Nery 49, H. @s = wsi wrrhy ~
the attention u hftry stable kesrgrs 80 sroftns mfa
5.h ptrsagtasJ,
IohS W. e~ogflXDvEE A~gtU0g1J. WEj,sE
~ rsfsft h,as az exf kat8tss sc~. 49, lfn
~ AtA4et1E "a IasgfEg 10 arr - .sst 49, ~
f.sytb street ~ Ca s.s a. "a Asvf~a
ssits.s icF ansu nss ; FetEetf e. Z ~arh
~14GbS BygUy .Astau.a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-05

TT = saw SAILORS ~ OTHgu-ErnA al
" rf0v yiv rNa, bsssty sn1 vsrrss,s 81. -. Z
kesfht sE4 a01 tsrsons rross-It bsisse-. o. 10 n
a. osesass4 n. = s..n~s sogI.et.s, an al asA /.
,1ss ssaEss he tt-e-r@i ~
EDxIKs BtFsuL
IOsg ,4i aAFsrsf G.. Msrr. a. Val sff.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-05

A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS A srruArioN
"A to do ~cookins Washing aud ironlng, or house ~ers
IN q small private family. The beat ot city References can
be given. Can be ,ecn for two DAYS at ~ Marion strss,
IN the rear, 6et~een Prince and sprsg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-05
PERSONAL.

INFORMATION MISUNDERSTANDING WILLIAM
4 Maddox, a native Of Liverpool, England, about forty
years OF age, and stands about Ave feet i've inches high
has black hair, full black whiskers, and rather dark com
plexion. Some three years ago ne worked as a aborer
at the Novelty Works in this city, and In supposed to
have gone West Any Information respecting the above
may be communicated to Jonn ~Trippett Il Brother, ~
William street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-05

A SITUATION NASTED-AS COACHMAs, ~ A
IA respectable. family, by a youss man Who 10 ,uii,
competent 10 iAts change 81 Lars,, q uiAgss, aud LAr
Esssi ADD : perfectly acquainted 9Th the city and .
safe nrtsT. fis beet Of city frfefseos from his late sn
P'oJtr, Were h.L.s lived ihrer yesrs. Aidrss. r. n %
Isy street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-05

A IU'Na MAJ WAErED IN A JEwEiRY srUgr
a 10 act 80 sal.,man one wso has .sme sstsr~se.
10 watch i.Ia.nnr. Cali At .siS f~rosa-sy, after !
oteloeb, .. ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-05

4 REfPrCTABLE PROTEsrAST GIRL " A sIrU
N alton Ia DO general hoosework, washinx asd iron
Ing. Please call AT 1917 For,yth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-05

A SITUATION WANTED A. IN A FIRST
IA elias, boarding souya, by q WON N who fsuy No
d.rstsnds her business and can take the entire charge
~ . titohsI. she understands Prrnch, Eaailkh and
American cooking, pastries and jeilr.. and can give tho
bes' of city fefsrepces. she can be s-sn IT " - nAysts
piaes, hnt foor, front room, fer two days, 10 not an
gsreG.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-05

MN. u. JONES A~uCI1osEER. by VIRTUE Or
w an execution, J will erpo.e for sale, a, pa blic aue.
tion, on Monday, Fob g, 1896, al ! O'Clock =. 81 at the
livery stabies 80 Essex street, one bay horse.
CHARLES W. C.uGER Con, table,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-05

nj lsOSIC MEMBERS ~ OCEAN
Nl L5dge are notified TO meet al ihelf lodge room
corIer of frsomc aud Crosby streets, on Tuesday, the
9th INST, At noon, 20 attend the funeral o. oar worthy
brother, John Conner. ny order Of the W. ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-05
TRADES, sc,

- ARpENfR WANTS A SITUATION, 4 Man
~ thoroughly practical, possessing a classical kno-t
edge u growth and soils saapted 10 All the Department.
Of gardening, greenhouse, grspery, vegetable fruit mi
Bowers, ornamental shrubs and tree, and lanlseaGe
gards ming. Respectable city rcfeIsnge. Any -~~ntle14a
wsntrg fueh a man wall plss-e Sddrts . note 70 g. bJt
i55 Herald Office.
ITO TssNTHs-wAsrED, A Win A SMALL
III amount Of MONEY, the advertissr having = sHip
well established; no person need apply bat a nrt rate
tlnplate worker, md . mao wiling ~ wort him ief
Address Tin plate worker, Herald ohse.
ITO SOAR NAxUPAcrUt4Rs-w ASuD. BY 4 rAv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-05

II y. As AuCTloStER STORE, 80 BROAD.
IL. way-Auotion sale Of horse, gig and harness. 70
be cold for account Of whom II may concern, 70 pay sx.
pcnses, enc horse gig and harness..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-05

OJlCE ~ BEiEBY GIVEN THAT rHKRE Will BE
IN a special meeting 81 The stockholders n "a. a nsr
can ann Foreign Irpu Pavement Company, a. their once.
Ito f-osfrsy, Nov York on tho 10th asy ~ fsbr4ary
brJt, ~ ~ ", for tie election Of seven trusts-s.
New iGrk, Jan. -, lt6b. ! II sAGE, 5se'y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-05

A CARD III FilIcriJh % SERVANTS Foa EVERY
N ,t.i'ou, provided los respectable families, Il Va. 20
Lat lpun'shiL ,trsst, Union siusr-, established isso.
under 10 pa'ronsg. 81 Rev. Drs Tying, Chsc,er, Ha.i..
BAfG, l%A.TcLld, Re, q. q isdsA .hc Tor The pre,se
hon 81 'mlioj err "a the ,sl.e, GA a ssrVsats. ssi the
guidance " ptrsons ,sssiDg stnploy p.u.
JOIN u. GAEIAgHLR. sysp,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-05

A LRERT II NIc0TAY, AUC1IoNEER, STEAMBOAT
"A Henry Morrison. Albert II, Nicolay will sell on
Wednesday, FEB. Z, at II O'Clock. a. the Merchants Ex
change, without reserve, to the highest bidder, the new
and splcrdid steam TOW boat Henry Morrison, tonnage
leo osrrenter's measurement, 1i5I Custom House mea-
surf ment; breadth Of team - feet, length Ito feet,
depth Of hold ~ feet, with 80 inch cylinder and six fee.
stroke. This steamer Is new aud built Ia the very best
manner; has only been run about two months; her ma
chinery IL OF superior construction aud in perfect ordor.
She viii be sold with all her ~furniture. including life
boats, and IL q complete passenger boat and Il worthy Of
attention. Persons that are DESTROYS Of seeing her can
DO 30, AZ ,he 10 ready for inspection, atpier IL Fast river.
Terms cash For further particulars apply To X. NJ.
HARRINGTON, Esq. AZ John street, or to the auctionecr,
No. 4 Broad street. :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-05

A REsPFCTABi.E PROTESTANT WOMAN WANTS A
"A situation a. Durte. would cut and make ~cleIisss
and male hsr.elf very useful In a rs.pectabs family
Has GOOD city r~.fsrsI CO. Please call a. lA Prince
street, fer two days. Has no objection 10 the coantry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-05

WHIJAM H. JOKES. -ArCrOSEER. yiRrCI
w Of several executions, via EXPOSE Tor sale, thu
day, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at 200 West Thirty elghtl
street, consisting OF wagons, lumber, al. horse, ant
building materials, WILLIAM THOMPSON, Constable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-05

(tABiNE1MAKER's STOCK AT AUCTION = THIS
morning, nc Ioh o'clock, removed for convenience
OF sale Ia my auction rooms, 30i Broadway, corn'r Of
bus ne itreet Strangers a. well az citizens, dealers a.
gel1 o. private customers. will do well 20 attend this
morning, where they will 0nd rosewood, oak and black
raIDut Tor pariors, &c., Of the most fashionable slyles.
Also, rich OIL paintings from fret class artists Every
attention TO boxing, mating, &c. y. u. No limit ,tI0p
on any goots vita me Tor auction sale.
TJNIs NORRAII, AUctioDeer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-05

4 hursL AND sL.Aas TRFSs -FOUR GOOD
"A sseA' vsshsrs aud irostn, smart sin. for hsss.-
sot siso elAntsrmAds and wAi,vrs, With refs csc.
wanted Immediately, for ntst oiAss fsmsis~ pp ts~s, 81
nsf Of s.vsBth avenue ani T~,,,y sixth street, ~
stAut.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-05

The treatment Of chronic ~laryngitis depends much on
the particular form OF the disease. When u Is seconda-
~ 20 tub,rcles in the lungs, aud caused BY the irritation
a the exIectoiAsd pus, We can only eject its cure by
those mes NJ winch remove ITS cause, and these we will
fully consider, 10 q subsequent letter on c. assumption
In the lai ms OF l~a'yngiiis, caused By affections Of the
throat and excessive us Of the voice in public speaking,
As siso those which spring from breathing al atnos.
phere charged with duet, and other irritating matters,
fbs disease y simple, and generally durable within the
period Of = few months. IL Ia toby 70 look for the cure
'af . local dissasc Of tlD nature by medicines applied en-.
tsrsaily or taken into the stomach. There Is but one
safe course for the patient TO pursue, aad that consists
IN the direct application OF the remedies employed 10 the
hryns itse1, and even this, 10 promise entire success,
shouid BE- resorsed to early, ana persevered In deter.
minedIy.
Tho treatment ! advise consists In the "a e, 40, or III zee
or four times a day, OF mud astriogenl inbslations from
fhe inhaler described in my letter 90 catarrh. aud, In
such cases as prove most intractaole, in the occasional
uae Of the showeripg syringe before described. These
means rever fail TO afford prompt relief, and when com.
blnsd with proper attention 10 the genera, health, EN-.
ployed with sufi sent perseverance, viii rarely dissp.
point the patient OF q radical cure.
In my neat letter ] shall consider the symptoms and
tres tmsnt OF chronic bros chitis. :
have the honor TO be, SIR, your obsdient servant,
ROBERT HUNTER, NJ. u.
Physician for di,eases Of the Lungs.
see Broadway, New York, Jan. 81, 1853.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-05

A REspfcTABIE WOMAN, WITH CuY REyER
"A snes. wanis q situation as eoos she undesssasds
ya.ttyi has lived in the best Of prtv,tr fsmitss, aud
wou)o nov tale a place in a respectable private boa riding
houss. Css BE- teen al II kisg street, for two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-05

A YOUNG MARRIED. OMA WITH A BABi
"A Ave weeks oip, wishes a situation as wet nHr,e
CaR bs seen for two days, II not engaged Peasc eAh .
No. lc7 Thirteenth street, between Third ana fosrtl
aver ues, basement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-05

L'uGFNE u. FRANKLIN, AUCT1oNEER-BY FRANK
u LIN a NICHOLS, oaios 81 Nassau street.. An.
would mort respectfully announce TO their friends and
the public that they viii give their prompt attendance
10 sales az household furniture, merchandise, &c., At
priyate residences and stores.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

"ACkMEE NOTICE MEETING oP
III owners and drivers will be held at NJ. Ksrrtganis,
~ White street, on Monday evening, at > 'eiock. Pane.
tnai attn.ancs = rcquestcd, as business OF Importance
viii be brought before the meeting.
JAMS i0SARD, Chairman.
VIZ. II CSDuts, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-05

H'AhMtNY SOCIETY, ~ COLUMBIAN OhDEn-
Il BTo,bsrs-A regular mseuog o. -. issptuton
vail 70 held Ia the covncl ehauSef q tas ofs-t hEram
on Monday even ~, the 5th ibst, A. bail ~ k0ar after
The sitting - the run. Grnsni and p~1netusl attend
aEce u requested. Ny offsr bIlJAH } ~ gDY,
STonsA Z. IthrA, Secretary. DssI sAsbsB,
Mani attain s~Sson Ct tpoWs, seConi HDga, Year 81
Discovery 5GJ, u inS.phhd,nec Tfth. AL o. ~. ~isstt4.
ton the 10th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-05

TSIIAs ID. HENRY, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
lJ Of the contents Of a carpenter shop, on Tuesday,
february 0, NJ ten O'Clock, At ~ West f0steth street,
viii be sole a large quantity Of Ia mber, benches, lumber
wagon, light wagon, tro sets Of harness, sad lie, br-
Ole &c. aiso, ohe gray mare, and one brown mare
ABM. MOSEs, Attorney for mortgages.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-05

A wAstED 10 ylNT lHR Pn!stirAL
IA pace, 10 tho i.i,ed States aai Tee CssadAs 90 si
Vie t..t map cot mirror Of ssbsstopi map 81 the
bsch s.a ADa tbs 'Hmsh, st,ovi &C tue military pssi0en
o. me sIAsa fofc.a views 81 the trriho bsrrteas~ In
The Me- t.s. hath, u lnksrmssn portraits Of ne Nan
Ftsru kns,ia, suiisa o. TurseJ, Lord Raglan. Isises
hAp<isos BnApaiis, A. Apply 81 % fui,os street. at
stsiIs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-05

A LBfRr II. NlCoLAY AUCri0NEER-SlocKS N
IA bcEds at auction-kegular s,ie-Albert H. Nicoiay
viii sell, this day, February 9TH, a. 12x O'Clock, a.
the Merchants exchanges. for account Of whom 10 may
concern, $1,000 q. yeinrc aud Pit'sburg Railroad 7 per
cent income bonds, interss' payable May LIST AMI Novam,
cent bonds; interest 1T January and list July, VI O0J
each. $40 00C Cleveland, gainesville and Ashta ,uia
Railroad mortgage bonds; interest payable IN Phiitdel
phia LIST January ard tst July, 81 900 each. 81, 900
Hudson River Railroad : per cent third mortgage bonds,
interest payable LIST May aud lst November, ga b year,
5000 each. u, 600 La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad
. per cent bonds, January Isl, 1861; interest payable lat
January and LIST July, mt the Broadway Bank, Ia New
York, from 5000 to sl,0So. $40, 600 state OF Missouri
= per cent bonds; interest payable lat January and LIST
July, az the Bapt o. Commerce, New York, 81, 900 each.
$500 Northern Indiana Rsilroad Goshen Braacn) lat
and LIST August, 81 600 each. eco shares Pfoyiten;s aud
S~topington Railroad, 800 each. II shares CreenyiIls
and Mama Railroad, $50 each. 100 sbares Ohio Central
Railroad, so each. 20 shares American Express Cou-
pany, s)c0 each. las shares Cha'hsm Bank, Ss5 each.
20 shares Citizens Rank, SIS each 100 shares Fsrm.rs'
Greenwich Fire Insurance Company, SIS each. 90 shirss
Phtnix Fire Insurance Company, Of Brooklyn, $50 each.
700 shares Allegheny COAL Mining Company, 800 each.
Also, n deed for 5000 acres OF land, situated In Morgan
county, Tennessee. dated Nashville, April 10, 1871, and
signed by James X. Polk, Governor, aud John 3 Young,
Secretary Of state. Terms Of sale-TsD per cent tais
day, and the balance before 2 O'Clock tomorrow. The
accrued interest on all the bonds snl be charged to the
purchaser. Next regular ssle on Thursday. Albert ii.
Nicholay holds regular sales OF stocks and bonds every
Monday and Thursday, At the Merchants Exchange, aud
alho special sales, when required, Tuesday, Wednesday,
OF first class railroad, city and state bonds, bank, insir-
snce and other stocks, OF undoub,ed character for in.
vestmeLt. For particulars, ses his private sales cata-
oguc. Once No ! Bread street, next to corner Of Wall.
The Empire County argus., 1855-07-07
THE LAST REVOLUTIONARY.
BY JESSE e. DOW.

oh where are they-those iron men
Who braved the battles storm of fire,
When wars wild haloo filed the glen,
and lit each humble village spre?
When hill sent back the sound to hill
And might was right, and law was will.
Oh where are those whose manly breasts
Beat back the pride of Engand's mightP
Whose stalwart arms laid low the crest
Of many an old and valiant knight?
When evening came with murderous fame,
And Liberty was but a name?
I see them in the distance, form
Like spectres on misty shore;
Before them rolls the dreadful storm,
And hills send forth their rills of gore
Around them death with lightning breath,
Is twning an immortal wreath.
They conquer God of glory thanks -
They conquert Freedoms banner waves
Above expressions broken ranks,
And wilhers DER her children's graves;
And loud and long, the pealing song
Of Jubilee is borne along.
'Tis evening. and December's sun
Sinks swiftly down beneath the wave,
And there see a grey-haired one
A special courier to the grave;
He looks around on vale and mound,
Then falls upon his battle ground.
Beneath him rests the halowed earth,
Now changed like him. and still and cold
The blood that gave young Freedom birth,
No Logger warns the warrior old;
He waves his hand with stern command,
Then dies, the last of glory's band
The Empire County argus., 1855-07-07

A lawyer at Poughkeepsie was applied to during
his lifetime by INDECENT neighbor for his opinion
on question of law in which the interests of the
latter were materially involved. The lawyer gave
his advice and charged the poor fellow three dol
lars for it.
There is the money" said his client; sit is all
have in the world, and my family has been a long
time without pork"
Thank God" replied the lawyer, 'my wife nev.
er knew the want of pork since we married :
Nor never wll,' the countryman rejoined 'so
long she has such great hog as you"
The lawyer was so pleased with the smartness Of
his repartee that he forgave the poor fellow and
returned him his money
We believe all but the last part
The Empire County argus., 1855-07-07

CHOLERA AT New ORLEANS New Orleans pa
pers of Goth ut. record several sudden death from
cholera Among them Mons. GODDARD the eel
cbrated aeronaut, who was alive and well on the
night Of the 25th, and a corpse the next morning
Hugh Grant, we'll known engineer, and late city
surveyor, also died after few hours illness.
The Empire County argus., 1855-07-07

AN AMERICAN COMMANDER IN THE CRIMEA. Mai
Burr Porter, of Newark, n j., who joined the Tur-
kish army some months SINCE is now serving in
regiment Of the Sutans cavalry, at Ehpatoria. A
recent letter from Mr.. Brown, of the U. s. Lega-
ton at Constantinope, says that he. is Btn-bqsht
(Major), though more correctly a Lieutenant-Col.
onel for he commands one thousand men, Omar
Pacha and Behram Pacha, General Cavin) spoke
to Mr.. Brown, at Balaclava in warm terms of Ma
or Porter and he is considered one of the brayest
and most efficient of the foreigners in the service Of
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