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Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-07-26

rs The insignia Of the Emperor Of Russia ms
Knight Of the Garter has been removed from
ST. Georges Chapel, Windsor, England.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-07-26
Interesting Statistics Of Canada

The second report Of the census of Canada
has been published, and is very interesting docu-
ment
The returns for Upper Canada show that the
occupiers of land number 99,906, classcd in tho
following manners 9,146 holding land not ey
ceeding 10 acres; 2,67l do. 20 acres; IOJ34 do.
so acres; 47,427 do. 100 acres; 16,5l5 do. 200
acres; 3,404 holding land above 300 acres. Male
servants Of all kinds 81 ,764.
Lower Canada has 1864 farmers. In mer-
chants and shopkeepers the return equals that Of
Upper Canada; in all the other trades enumera-
ted there is large disparity. The adult popu-
lation following trades and professions in Lower
Canada is returned 1885, 62. In the Upper Pro-
vince the return under this head is 22S,567 The
number OF persons living on private estates is
nearly 3 TO in favor of the Eastern Province.
MIR. Hutton in his report thus sets forth some
OF the peculiarities developed by the census OF
the United States and a lso of tho Canadas ssThe
United States return 722 actors and actressess
and of these the State Of New York returns one
third. Connecticut returns one solitary individu-
al. The state of the drama would not appear 10
be very furnishing in Canada, for the only mem
bers of the profession (viz. y are returned bv
the county of Egn; and the wonder is how they
ever got there. Some of the States return 40 or
so architects; others none. The whole Of Upper
Canada possesses only Is, who aspire to tho title.
Toronto has 10 artists. In the whole Of Upper
Canada, we have brush. makers, and Toronto
monopolizcs them"
The report comprises some very interesting re-
turns going TO show the remarkable healthincss
of the Canadas. There were over 100 years of
age in Upper Canadt, Ia males and 10 females.
Two males were respectively lis and 100. Two
females were each LOG and ia. Nor is the
Eastern Province in any way behind in these
extraordinary instances of longevity, the returns
showing that there were 90 males over 100 years
Of age and Is females.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-07-26

I5@ AT place called Rattlesnake in Pike
county, Pa, man has caught and "barrelled"
thirtyssx rattesnakes.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-07-26

I5| OF the 1912 churches in the six New
England States, 1895, or about seventy-two in a
hundred of the whole number, are Congregational
in their form Of church government, and ,2S7, or
about twenty-eight in hundred, arc under diff
ferent system Of church organization. The Bap-
lists, Christian, Orthodox, Untarians, Universe
lists, and few other sects are Congregational.
while the Episcopalans, Methodsts, Presbyte-
rians, and Roman Catholics, are connected with
ecclesiastical organizations Of different form.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-13

4 y j. RlxECKm, tAucIToEuR-LARGE
/ "a and ~persnptosy sale Of % choice and valuable
SsnSinss, snlshs5 and unanisasd, situate on both sides
q . Ninth sSs .; s,s q S nsnsy ,,siId .Sd E EsSsy- 4 n ksf;ccsxusssa
yin eel, on Thursday, Feb. 10, at ~ o'cQeA 81 the
xerchsnts Exchange, the following described property,
Ninth avenue and EIGHTY fourth -,tree4-Eeht lots,
forming the entire front Of the block on the west eide
81 Ninth avenue, between Eighty third and Eighty
Eithty-fourth strset-Also, IL lots Of ground, with
sz three story 6sished and un6nished arst class dwell.
nngs thereon, situated on the south side OF Eighty
Eighty third street-Also,- 10 lots Of ground, on both
sides Of Eighty third street, 8 on the north side and IL
on the south side, commencing 100 feet west Of Ninth
Ninth avenue-Also, / lot and l gore lot on the west
side Of, Ninth avenue, between Eighty. second and
the same, and adjoining the IL lots ~ironting on She south
side Of Eighty. third street.
Ninth avenue and Eighty fourth street-six ane lots
Of ground, with house, garden and carriage house
thereon, situated on and next the northwest corner OF
Ninth avenue and Eighty. fourth street, Eve fronting ON
the avenue and one on tho street. = y 49,
Also, II gore lots in the rear Il the above, or on rear
Of Eighty-hfth street lots. st sA IS 4
Ninth avenue and Eighty, fourth strect- Also, 0 lots
and 2 cores, situated on and next the ~nor;hsas. corner
Of Ninth avenue and Eighty nfth street, I've fronting
en- the avenue and two on the street.
avenue, between Eighty third and Eighty. fourth str sots.
commencing % feet 3 inches north Of Eighty. third
streeE, and / lot and 2 gore lots in the rear OF the same,
2 fronting on the south aide Of Eighty fourth street.
Also, 2 lots OF ground on the east side Of ninth Avenue,
estwsen Eshty-second and Eighty third streets, distant
% feet 8 inches south Of Eighty. third street. :
The location Of the above property Is about the best
on the whole islsud, being situate in the immediate VI
entity Of Manhattan square (aready opened and paid
from either park. The nsighborhood 10 buildiug up very
rapidly with fret class brown stone and mastic front
houses, mostly occupied by the owners thereof. All the
property adjoining the above il owned by large proprie-
tore, pledged 70 keep the. neighborhood free from nui-
sances. On the whole, the above sale offers the best e2-
yOr~unitV for n safe And profitable Investment tn at haa
been presented for years past. r
The sale will BE- positive, and every lot offered win be
sold without reserve to the highest bidder. The streets
are all opened and partly graded. The terms Of sale
win Be liberal. to purchasers. as 60 per cent Of, the por-
cnase money can remain on bond and mortgage for FIVE
years. Maps and further particulars can be mad Of the
Auctianeer. No. Z Broad atrnet. ..-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-13
POLITICAL.

a IA MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
~ Ward COMMITTEES Of the Twenty .hrst ward, held at
Carr's Hotel, corner ofFeurth avenue and Thirty second
street, Or Thursday evening, Feb. 9, 1855, 20 elect ON.
GERS for the present year, Mr.. Edward D. Fellow. was
appointed chairman pro tenn, and Mr.. Benjamin II.
Hsight, secretary pro tam. The committee then pro
ceeded TO an election by ballot for officers. Mr.. Charles
II. Harvell was elected chairman, and Mr.. BENJAMIN n.
Haisht and Mr.. Edward Thomas Mccoy we're elected
secretaries, and Mr.. Ed Yard b. Fellows, treasurer. The
thanks Of the comrrittee we're rendered 20 the chairman.
Mr.. Edward n Fellows, and other officers, for the able
manner in which they have discharged their duties.
The com IN then adjourned until the FIRST Tuesday
m March, their regular meeting night.
EDWARD b. FELLOWS, Chairman pro TEN.
Pyx5lEIx j. HAicHT, Secretary.
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IN 8. HOUGH, AUCTIoNEER SALE
Qf Eleuant HauaAhald Iurn.fure thLa La

~ s. HOUGH, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sAIE-
~. Of Elegant Household Furniture, this day,
Tuesday) morning, February IL, a. 1913 O'Clock, the
street mot q ~boardiugs house,) consisting Of the
following articles, Observation-Disclosures carpet,
oil cloths, mahogany sxtenslen tee and dining Ia
ses, mahogany and cottage chsirs. sofas, mirrors,
clock, 7 OIL painting, china dinner aud tea sets, cut
glassware. silverware. ivory cutlery, &c. ParIors-Rlch-
Iy carved rosewood suits in brocade, arm and reception
chairs 10 match, centre side and sofa tables, superior
rosewood etsgere, with plate glass doors and back; very
costly rosewood pianofor,e, Of splendid tone and finish;
rosewood bookcase, superbly carved; ladies' rose wood
~escritoire, with plate glass doors, superb tapestry car
pets, large oval mirrors, lace window curtains, IS choice
oil paintings In rich frames, French engravings, rich
china vases, btsque and Psrian figures, twenty one lay
ormolu clock, china %spittooLs, he, dc. Drawing room
tains and rich shades, rich paintings, mantsl clock,
Uncle Tom Cabin vases, elegant rosewood becstesds, bu-
reau, wsshstand, en- suite gilt toilet set. Also, the
choice furniture Of seven bedrooms, comprising rose
wood, mahogany and tlackwalnut, beds and bedding,
hair mattresses, nc. Sale positive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-13

A UCrIoN N0TIoE-H. WILSON. ~AUCr1ONEER.-
"A Splendid household furniture, tapestry carpets,
pier glasses, pianoforte, silverware, b .-ro-morro~,w Wed.
nesday, Feb. IA, At lOh. o'clock precisely, At ITO West
Twenty fourth street, q few doors from Eighth avenue,
the whole stock, comprising the best selection offered at
auctioa this season. The sale will be positive, A por-
ton OF the contents Ia here subjoined- Rosewood piano
forte, full seven octave, richly carved case, cost $500;
soid rosewood brocatslle furniture, en- suite, very e-
pensively carved, and covered with the richest material,
without regard TO cost; large pier and oval mirrors, with
marble slabs, and gilt brackets TO match; marble top
rosewood centre, side and sofa tables; elegant rose wood
etsgere. marble top, with heavy plate glass doors and
back. made 10 order, cost SIPS; about $50 yards OF tapes
try carpets. in excellent order; rosewood corner etegsres
and corner stands, beautiful and heavily embroidered
white lace window curtains, rich hrocatelle curtains and
eornices for -four, windows; large gothic reception and
saty cbAirs, In silk and embroidered brocade; oil paint.
ings, among which may DO found o choice collection by
modern artists: French porcelain decorations and vases,
Anished and painted in q high state Of perfection; heavy
rosewood and mahogany bedsteads, both OF the modern
and antique styles, with very elegant marble top dress
ing bureaus and washstands to match; pure curlsd hair
mattresses, beds, bolstsrs and pillows; mahogany and
maple chairs, sofas and lounges; heavy mahogany ten
feet extension table, black walnut do, tea and dining
table,; one complete gilt china dinner vet, cost $50;
china tea sets, very expensively decorated; elegant man
tel clocks, common crockery and glassware in basement;
. large assortment Of silverware, spoons, forks, heavy
plated csstora, with cut bottles; silver ten service, ce.
Eantly chased and engraved; large salvers with solid
silver edges, best Of ivory cutlery, he. Terms Of sale
cAah, city funds, t.#a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-13

Court Calendax-This Day
UnrzD sfAns Dssrsacr ooURr.-Nos. sl,34, IL, 40, AZ
-asssSss ouxr-cbcuit.-Nos 1850, lios. IRE, 1858,
~, l6e1, $3.50, 1896, 200, 2e1, 14l1, 1898, 1881. 1857.
sgrnx.r ~oURT-Gensral Term.-Nos. q, 20, 81, 80,
bo1sos PIsSs~paa Nos. PSI, 900, EOS. Sol to
3l2 PaYt Mos. 237, 276, "a, 3l4 to $40.
SE1zl1oR CouKr.-Nos. 81, Is, 5e8, el2, ss7, gig, eSI,
teelt5sf 10, o5s. $50, cS2, eds. an, 900, 4o7, Ssi, Gao, So,
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A UCTI0N NOTICEs.-M. DOUGHTY, A%UCrloNEER,
IA will sell, this day, at 10Y O'Clock, A. 36s Eighth
avenue, the entire'stoci of q furniture dealer declining
bus~insss-Mahogany sofss, chairs, dressing bureaus,
rockers, extension tables, centre and card do, maple
chairs, looking glasses, 200 yArdscArpet, different kinds,
olcIoth, French and cottage b~eds.sads, with numerous
other articles. Sale positive. Store 20 let.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-13

oUsE N LOT AT AUCTION TO. BE SOLD BY
y sherih's sale, at public auction, this day, Tuesday,
exchange, IN this city, the house and lot los East six
teenth street, less than a hundred yayds from two rail-
roads, public squares, fountains and churcnes. The lot
10 ~ Feet 10 inches by l03 feet 8 inches. The house liz
four story and high basement. contains all modern inn
proysnents, gss, baths, range hot and cold water, wash
room and water closets. Court yard and iron portico in
Gontf Title perfect. AL taxes paid .upsto next May.
House insured for 81, 00o, rented for 500, and built IN
. most substantial manner.
sat 4.F = (. u. LUDLOW, Auetionesr.
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Dye A. wATERBURY. ~cuoyEs1- SELL

DY c A. WATERBURY,, AucroyEET--wE SELL,
I'D ~ 1917 o'tlosk, on This day, FscraAry 10. With.
o1t sny reservation, cir Of Bretng, Frere. and Co. . v.ry
celebrated and costly watches; among them ara s.ii
winding and setting watches, (o key reqniredl, also
double sinners, u!tn Independent seconds. al in hun. or
cases. The diamond js-siry n5raess almost every o..
ncle 10 the trade, such AZ b~rae.ieis, finger : nss ear.
rings, orsaatplns, god chains, pencil cases, Keys &c,
in variety. Also, a. iks tame time, By order .. =
Judgment issued from The saprsns Court, 10 sats,se,on
FOR rent, hne soh watches in double eases, And s1elry.
Pal partealArs ~ ,AiAleg<s, his zorlng, StoaF store,
- Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-13

EUGENE d. FRANKLIN, ArCTIoSELR-BY RASE-
II LIN Il NICHOLS, Office 81 Nassau street,. A. ".
would most respectfully anpounce 70 their friends spd
the public that they vi1 give their prompt attendance
70 sales Of household furniture, merchandise, &c, At
private Residences and stores.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-13

THE YONG MEMS DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GR-
neral committee, are requested 70 meet at Tam msny
Eau. on Tuesday evening nsst, FEB. 15th, At half past !
ejeloel. pursuant 70 adjournment General and pune.
tsal wtsrSsncs ~ requssisd.
ARTHUR vooDe, r~hsrnss, pro ten.
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EIJAs b HENRY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSE
~ hold furniture, on Tuesday, Feb. 18th, At 1oh
o'sloch, AZ No. ] i254, Broadway, win be sold the furni-
ture Of q family, consisting Of mahogany chairs, sofas,
rocking and voltaire chairs, , ply carpets, mahogany
card and marble top sofa tables, mahogany beist.ad,
fure FL E#tH
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rouse rrn's Birp gHELL oona1rru

YOU'VE hxNs HAnD sHkLL COMMITTEE.
1 A.neetinss Of the Democratic Young Mems General
Ce.pittse vas bella last night, at eos Broadway. NJ:
Janss RasAsr, Of the Fifteenth ward, acted - Prsstdsnt
pvo.tsss2 and N. John King, Of the Twenty .Hrst, and
Arthorp. Creighton, OF tho Eighth wards omcfitsdl -
$1,000: On account Of the meAgrs attsndAnce, II
veAeeaped advisable not TO 90 into election OF perma-
nent c~f1cers, ~ proposed. They adjourned 1t an early
houf,,t meet again NEXT Thursday evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-13

HOTEL. BAGGAGE, BOXES, THINKS. FoRrsAs.
tssus and :0ntsnts -Thls day, a. ~ oclecs, :. 81
hey sfrest. corner o. Grcsn ~hlch, . lot q k1<l IAggGgs
from ibs Fow Hp<l, for keeoant u rbsn II mar str.
esrn, 70 gay srpsnsss, sterAgs, H..
" A. cARTJR, LSsuersss, a. Dsy t.fss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-13

CIxTH WARD REIIET ASSOCIATION -TKEAsURER's
report-TheT Treasurer Acknowledges the receipt Of
the following donations since his last report
From . friend In New jersey, per Rev. James ". Alex.
sDoe,' ]. ..:..t.. Nv" W
Prom j. H. Williams, Treasurer Of the Grsi h
Mario concert for the relief Of the poor. ...... ia 50
fron the Aston House Club Ball, per New York
~
Mr.. Cortissos, 5b3 Pearl street, 90 loaves OF broad.
Donations In money, clothing, &c, will be received
nt the store house ~ ksd 10 Duane street, or by the
treasurer, 80 Kim street, which will BE- duly acknow.
LEGGED. OWN W BRENNAN, Treasurer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-13

r B0GART, sAuCTIoSEER by 8. BoGARr, THIS
e. day, 1t IL O'Clock, ~ the new salesrooms, corner
Of Frankfort and William streets, one block from the
City Hau-Household furniture, DC, consisting Of ma
hogany sofas, bureaus, chairs, tables, work tables, large
lot Of bedsteads, beds and bedding, carpets, oilcioth,
cots, vashstsnds, c~rockery, mirrors, once decks, iron
safe, clocks, fancy goods, dry goods, and Q variety Of
other articles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-13

II ENRY II. LEEDS 4. co, A~UCTIONEERs-oN WE'D.
IL neiday, l4th, Thursday, 18th, and Friday. i6tb,
a. JOB o'clock each day; peremptory and immense sale
OF Jswelry at the store OF l. J. Jacobs, No. s07 Broad
being made in the building. Consisting Of bye pApier
mache, plated and gilt, fancy goods of all descriptions
elegant patterns o, baskets, cake trays, tea sets, waters,
spoons, iadels, eastors, Sc. also, n splendid assortment
Of nne lsweiry, consisting Of diamonds, brooches, ear.
rings, pins, rings and crosses; ruby, pearl, emerald,
opal and tine gold sets; bracelets, chains, lockets, &c.
watches, an elegant assortment Of gold hunting and
open face, made by Rosteli, Tobias, Coopar, johnson,
Britipg, and other celebrated makers, all Of which will
be warranted az described per catalogue, and having
been selected and imported by them for first class city
trade. Private purchasers Will ind thia an opportunity
seldom met with to supply themselves at auction
prices. .asEV- rl NJ t,.4 ss NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-13

ID Q. KEMP, A~UCTT0NEER HOUSEHOLD FURNI
H. turt-To morrow Wednesday, 81 10Y O'Clock,
NJ b Nassau street, tso doors fron Fulton.-R. q.
KEMP will sell al auction. as above, a large Assortmsnt
OF household furniture, consisting Of rose wood psrlor
furniture, en- suite, covered in rich satin btocatelle, ana
but very lit e used large French pi er aud oval mirrors,
window curtains, oil paintings, mahogany sofas and
chairs, marble top centre and per table library and
secretary, bookeases, china, glass and crocksry ware,
dining room furniture, dressing and plain bureaus. wash
stands, rosewood ard mahogany bsJsteads, hair mat
,resses, carpets, and all the usual variety o. household
furniture, which 10 we'll worthy the attention Of the
trade and housckeepers. Catalogues on the morning Of
sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-13

A UsTRAIIA-PoSEER LINE. CARRYING rHE u.
"A S. msIl-The new and eisgsnt clipper ship
GEORGES, ] 200 tons, Tor sydney and Melbourne, nos
lying at per J, u. X, vii positively sail on the lst Of
les, laboTers, and don estlc servants desiring % .migrAts
20 Sydney, whore immediate eInploy rDsnt IL obtained at
enormously high rates Of wages. Only 90 required 70
BE- paid here and $50 after arrival, 10 b. paid out ~
earnings. The Georges will be followed By tbs clipper
ship Ocean Steed, 10 sail tor Melbourne on the 20th n
March, on her second voyage; splendid FIRST and ssco1d
cabin accommodations; bedding and board furnished on
the passage. Apply on board, or to
X W. CAhKRON ZIG Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-13

ToHN ". s~0NERINDYRE, AUCrIOkEER -sHERIFr's
d sale OF Gne groceries, grocery fixtures, horse and
wagon, 8c,-on THURSDAY, Feb. 10, At $40 Broadway, at
l0h O'Clock, q s.ocA Of fine groceries, consisting Of teas,
and brown soaps, starch. dried fruits, pineapple and
other cheese; old bottled wines, brandIes and other
liquors London and Philadelphia porter, preserves and
brandy fruits, sauces, PICKLES, VOLTS genuine schnapps,
spices OF all hinds, &c, comprising a large stock OF drt
ela,a goods. Also, the superior hstarss-brass beam
scales, for sugars, teas and spicef, platform scales, Gay
lore iron safe, medium size; mahogany top counters,
with drawers, on turned legs: counter case, mahogany
writing desk, back fixtures with drawer, shelving, iron
bound sugar barrels, tea boxes, stand casks. barrels
&c ice box, large oil cans, he. Also. horse, wagon and
harness. WILLIAM T. BOYD, Salesman.
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INFORMATION wANTED-0F NARY McKEENE, OF
Ardec, county Louth, Ireland, who landed 10 New
York ON the ship Akhburton. Any information will be
thankfully received by her husband, Bernard McKeene.
Address John Mcvsy, 3Ts Eighth avenue, corner Thir.
tisth street.
r A. 81 rs INFORMED THAI we LETTERS
81 , haves been addressed TO him through the New
York Post Once, under date Of Feb. . In reply TO his Of
Jan. 81.
nERsONAL--ME RELATIVES OF GEORGE y. ALIEN,
recently mate Of . ship out Of this port, and sup
pcssd TO be fron Pennsylvania, can hear something v
their advantage, BY applying to
jams ". PHILLIPS, 81 South street
TO PUBLIsHERs-TM PARTIES TO WHOSE CARE
was committed q manuscrfp Of entitled 'Elis Herbert,
srilowa's First Boot - win please send their address TO
re, box 2,oe7 Post Once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-13

DY JOSEPH HEGENAN, AUCTIONEFR.-wEDS -.
ID day, Feb. ~, ~ 2 O'Clock J.. NJ, AZ 97 Clinton
street, near state-Ihe genteel furniture OF 4 small fami-
w mahogany sofa, chairs, marble top centre table, pier
glass, French plate and brackets, mahogany French bed
stead, marble top washstani, dressing bareau, mat
tress, carpet, oilcloths, gas fixtures, GROCERY and kitchen
furniture. nc, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-13

yNh. Writers, AuCTlosEER twill SELL OK
w Wednesday, at I0h O'Clock, At ls7 Canal street,
By virtue Of . ehattei mortgage, all the gent.el hoase
bold furniture OF q family, consisting OF sofas, rocking
and other chairs, centre side and extension tables, gil.
frame pier glasses, bookcase, mantel ornaments, window
curtains, shades, Brussels and other carpets, oileioths,
mahogany and cottage ,edstsads, hair and other mat.
tret'es, leather eeds, blankets, spreads, dressing and
ether bureaus, washstands, toiie. sets, china and glass
ware, cooking and other stoves, PLACED ware, ktcnsn
furniture, he, by order OF the mortgage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-13

w W. SHIRLEY, AuCTIoNRER, WILL SELL AT
w . auction, whatever the state OF the weather, At
the store lo7 Fulton street, this day, TUESDAY Feb. 10,
At los O'Clock, sets Of silver plated and Bdttania eas-
tors, cut and pressed glass, white granite Rose de Busry
and common sartbsnvare; Also, French china and other
goods.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-13

ToHN w.. S~oMERINDYKE, AUCrI0EEER. MORT.
- gage sale Of daguerreotype fixtures, &c.-This day,
At the corner Of Clinton aud Grand streets, at IL O'Clock,
by virtse Of . cbattel mortgage, consisting Of head.
rests, cameras, frames Of several patterns, oval and
square cases, Jenny Lind and velvet patterns Of cases;
buff wheel, iron frame ,-comprising a complete assert
ment. DAVID sAFFERS, Atty for Mortga vee.
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Anew YORK AND CALIFORNIA LIyl

EW YORK AND CALIFORNIA LINE,
IN via Nicaragua. The Accessory Transit Company
Of Nicaragua, Proprietors. 700 miis. shorter than any
other route. The splendid double engine stea nshi
NORTHERN LIGHT, 1000 tons burth.n, Capt. Tnkl.
pangh, will leave from pier No. . North RIVER, al 3
O'Clock =. NJ, for Punta Arenas, on Tuesday, February
~, cor Meeting with the Uncle Fam, 1000 tons burthen,
ever the Nicaragua Transit route, having but t~eiye
miles Of land transportation BY nrst elias. carriages.
Several new and swift iron steamboats, have lately been
put on the river and lake, which short.ns ths tune on
the transit from ocean 10 ocean. These steamers are
unsurpassed Ia their ventilation aud accommodates.
For Attenuation or passage, apply only 10
cHAs. MORGAN, Agent, No. 8 Bowling Green.
Letter bags made up al the ONCE. Letters 20 cents per
half ounce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-13

RI 0RTGAGE S~AIE-HESRY I. LEEDS, AUCTI0SEER,
VI viii sell, this day, by order Of mortgages, Mt ~
O'Clock, In front OF stable " Canal street, opposite New
Haven depot, one gray horse, one coach and one set
double harness in good order. JOHN MARrfS, Attorney
for MORTGAGE.