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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-22

CLEARED.
Steamship rhiadeipha mellow an Hayana1x Roberts.
steamship son'herner Even estonspoHord Tleson
brig Jesse Kent bryant 81 johns. sF1saIron Broihera
Big IF ia g. asSs.s son
ssS1 Es,'sa S,s&, dr. SSS hss Whitney CO.
ssSr RchmSp a. Harms. sehmond-o Plsrson.
s ssr tSsy ws h %sss% Duncan
Propeller Parker Vein Ramsay, alnore-CIom wells Line
ARRIVED.
amP,on 9Th INST with nde and PASSENGERS g Torrance
s"s Boarded y h Cap. sa days s9 from
d' sssshsHssd signals Ss s VIII
fssa Sla'ssn Ss' vi psf aSa
a' ssesr snP s sSns Ism %
Pm Shoals bsaSns Is %s s.
sa. Ass' heSs for w.s sss Bremen Oct with ms,
enn. s E d, ~
~ 10 I'm q 80 spoke ship oonsiiiniioa sound East
COPPER ao % sss @ % rcm wss
i B;s s%S sa ssss c s days with cotton"
BsrA CaroiS lindsey. Charleston days with cotton &c,
By Rs1aursaor DAM Jensen HHmaeOa PR and S, Tho
Ills JOIN Boynen Bs, sa Cape hayu Nov l. with coffee
nss sd Cd s g "A, shsr %s% % y ps %
sds Fa O. Ssin. s sa7'na % days with
as5s @ fF s%ss1 Ss heavy T s~sss 9
s'ss fss ss s"Ss1 miles:
Brig Elzsfe May fDr, Porter Boston in ballast,
brig Drum oud Chapman A.pll wall DC, 70 with hides
&C. 70 Spies Died is, Charles Mafse. seaman, native OF
ms Rinry Iaurens Could Phrsdephis for Boston.
Brig Amole Parsons, Calais, days with lumber to snp
scbr BacK squsn Brown robasco 40 days. with logwood
sehr Eagle tn Masters St Johns Pr, % days with sugar
sehr senator Dayton, savannah with ndse to sturgss
schr Lewss Davis Abel Savannah IA days. with cotton,
scSr ssraor, Dayton. Savannah, with rice and wheat,
scf Man hasse Brown Savannah with cotton 10 Scranton
sc isI Ren, OXEN wilmington, NC
slr .i Basy sess symoas Sc
ssr Ss ssssn as c.ls v EssSsre1.eus
schr washington Adams, virginia.
sehr TsiIsr Psi'en, Alexandra Dc
sssr b bsssS'b sss., ssasS4.
ssr s S gsSsw cses %nsam Alexandria
DAVIS Anderson. Thompson. Alexandra for jersey
seir New Regul. saierly Alexandria On the nigh. q
s Pc al s oS s
Echr Henry, HAzetoD. AiexandrA.
SchP Sam uel Eddy, Kills Alexandria
schr Rescue, Baker, Baltimore
Es,sSsSss Isr s S.a
lie l. put L,o this port for hsrbor
Schr Thomas r Cooper. scudeer Philadelphia.
sehr nrpmmond Herbert from the wreck o. schr uge
Baker ssuan, NJ with 200 pigs lead to Bird Melissa Re
nor Ia the entirely broken ny. .
schr Fastern Belle, -, Frankfort, Me-
Schr Vintage, Charming, Boston.
Schr Eastern Belle. Riley, Msttapol-u.
echr Eagle, Rhcades. New Haven
soop Mount Hope. -, Providence.
steamer Totem Morley, savannah dar Nth mdse q
robn Riley Friday evening near rybee, passea three
chr ale ahsm. bound 70 new fcik-
BELOW.
sip supposed he he Co ubis Hutchinson from liver
poo, OCT a. With mdse and passengers, 70 Marshall Co
SAILED.
steaunshrs Ericsson, HAvre Augass ssysnnAh Southern
es. Chsrle@'on
W.aaAsAuagse. sw us,t IN, s., sarss,ao.
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News by the Mall.

Spanning match and exhibition OF 10 Mechanics
Hall, Richmond. Saturday last, and Sunday the
ccmmunicants Of st. fauls church held their Episcopal
service In the same
terrible hail Storm accompanied with wind and rain
passed a portion OF Upton, shelby, Fayctte, aud
other counties In Tennessee November l. Fields OF
cot on and corn were totally ruined and the hail killed
poultry and pigs and done immense injury I, houses
fences. &c.
The trial Of Albert T. Matthews, on charge Of causing
the death of Stephen, slave, belonging to Richnd
Bowncys estate has been progressing for several days
In the CIR suit Court Of Prince George, Va.
The - Louis IN iieor the recent disasters on
the Pacific Railroad have brought the affairs OF the road
to css and that Is utterly broken down in means
The Mobile Register sa,s that the mail contractors be-
tween Montgomery and Mobile have thrown up their
tract and The post bags now sent down the river
BY the light dran boats Thu accounts for the Irregular
ties and delays Of our mails from New Orleans.
Ex-Pcstmaster Kendall, Of New Orleans has Just been
tried there for emberzement The jury failed 10 agree
There eleven for acquitta HIS counsel requested
immediate second trial but the prosecuting attornes
had Il postponed 20 the April term Of the court
The opening Of the first link ~ the Canada Grand
Truis raoad took pacs en- the 10Th Instant. The
sho'cr u the road when chi. Atd from Quebec rr.
ss'-F u svtlgsN
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Brooklyn City Intelligence.

fatal MISTAKE Coroner Redding called yescr-
Day to no inquest upon Ger named Fleshm,n,
who cane To his toath Tuesday night in a singular
manner. lie employed w chemical factory at Is
Atlantic dosk stores and becoming overloaded proceed
cd TO another pariment TO take drink II There
being light In The room he took up vessel contain
ing pcsonons liquid and drank II down. Violent spasms
the immediate result. His fellow laborers mmeii~
ely sent for Drs. Blackmote Seyfert but the unor
tupate bteathed his last before their arrival lie
leaves wife and family OF children in Tenth street New
York, where he resided.
Fiji FROM A scArfoIp A young man named Alcxan-
der stewart employed carpenter building at the
foot II Partition street fell from the staging Tuer
day afternoon and was seriously bruised He was con-
vcyed TO the residence Of his mother the Of
Suinnit and Columbia streets where he died yesterday
ming. He was - years OF age.
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NEW YoRAx CATTLE mARKEr.

"hOShSDAf NVV. a, IooUs
The narAet opened VII fair demand for good beef
cattle, OF which there we've plenty, though noticed
very poor lots, which sold low a. IKE per H.
The sellers offered at much the prices o. were re.
Allied last week, and the cattle net with more ready
sale during the early part Of the day but in the afternoon
there quite 8 falling of in the demand and ,sers
WIZ lt condeent 81 the opening of disposing of their
en and were esger to Ell their cattle at about pc 10
lee per b some kw cattle sold in the early part
of the day 11c per h. but they very cat
tie consequently the high prices at which they we're
solo did not tend to influence the Market either way
another. The supplies chiefly from Illinois, Ohio
and this State There 2O15 head ON sale, at the
opening and it thought few would remain
uIssh. The demand for all other stock good and
fsy equal to the supply. The following shows the total
number Of all kinds OF stock sold at Aiertons Yard
20lb beef cattle, 90 and calves, go veal calves,
04O sheep and lambs and 81 GIL SWINE
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average per De.o ....... % w
The following is memorandum OF sales by James Nc
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ARRIVAL OF CoTToN IN NEW ORLEANs.-From
last Saturday morning up 10 o'clock last evening there
were received $50 bales cotton viz from vicksburg
by the rri1cess, 3,34e Amanda, from ouachita, 60.
Kimtan, from Fort Adams, ess; Bella Donna from vii
from Yszoo 500 Music from payou Sara as Iecompte
ON Alexandria LOIS, c. u. Jr from bayou Sara s7s
Ma, flower from Memphis, 3f3s; George Collier from
Memphis 305e; Magnolia from vicksburg 3,1e4; sun.
dries &c. Those who are unfortunately troGbed with
the h.uss" requested to take walk the ley>e
.he ~ o',lek his evening The great Princess moves
r-.-. -. 49,. 80. ..r~... ..r..,. 49,. o..
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Commissioners OF Emigration.


The Board met a. O'Clock p. NJ. present--Com,ni..
soners verplanck dn shc chair) Carrigan Kelly cum-
mngs, Kennedy, Morgan Pufdy and Garrgue.
THE COMMISSIONERS AND THE TEN GOVERNORS.
Some conversation took Place With reference to the Iii
pue If the Commission with the Ten Governors the
II emigran lunatics The Commissioners all
OF opiuinn that the Governors out econ bes. ia
the controversy A he matter will shortly before
the courts, no action was taken.
ARRIVALS AT CASTLE GARDEN.
During the week ending December 20, eight vessels
arrived at Castle Garden bringing sos passengers and
sS5, o05 %, Being an average rs ~ IL each.
GOVERNMENTS ErsoyE
Commissioned GARRiGuE read long report which is 10
be audresec to the Of Europe asking their
assistance in endeavoiing to protect emgrants from the
document amended and ordered to be sent 10 the
Secretary of Sate sho will transmit il TO the conss
and commercial agents vi this country abroad.
Commissioners ppapy objected TO the phrase august
applied to the European govern nents. it being in his
opinion undemocEa'ic Objection not snstan,d On th
same gtnticman's mct,n, the word eespusdues,' ap
Piled 10 The runter-, was stricken ont.
WEEKLY SUMMARY.
Nurber OF emigtants arrived TO Nov 81 1856. l25 20
Decrease his year lss so.
1866. 1854
Number Of inmates ia institution
wards i land. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, LIS 200
Marine hospital. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ rs
Total ........ ................. 1920 8,1S4
Balance in bank Jau l, 1855. .s6l lg2 l6
Aggregate receipts to Nov. IT,. 1896 aia ~
Received since Ia Nov n, for
communication II passengers, &c. 81 70
- S43,7ss Is
to4a77 81
disbursements to Nov. II, 1876. $40 50
Paid sundry expenses of Nov. 18th
anu lIh.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. O.OS3 30
1872 a53 II
over draft on Mechanics Bank ....... sS7 ,os5 So
Adjourned.
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Tie following is memorandum Of sales by Baldwin

N'N'e6V Icl 90 ."
There abundant stock ut Chamberain'a this
hir and despite the cold and rain the market
active and cattle easily disposed Of The sales
foloxs635 beef cattle, 81 so $40; 1880 sheep and
lambs, $2toa S. 05 and calves, $4 as $780, liz
veal calves, live weight, 5hc. a6hc.
There was good demand for beef cattle at OBrien's,
and the whole stock readily disposed of at prices
ranging ON &c. TO 10c. per 10. he follow the
$50; 81 veal calves, &c. a &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-22

THE LAKE FIsHERy.-Yesterday can probably
tell the biggest fish story Of any day In the
The number Of white fish landed OF the docks and re-
a 200 a. r. Hay 100; c. II. Bloser, 1000: Spiccr 400
Tibble / TOO Riker Hubbard $50; Upp Brothers. 3O0
" r. peeley 2s0cin all 49, 750 Their average weight
Is a. tmstei four pounds, which would give total Of
sixty three thousand pounds weight thirty tons
of White Gsh alone. In addition 10 these received
200 dsh Of other varieties weighing one and half
hounds EACH 80 pounds In all-makng the total
receipts Of the day upwards II thirty four TONS In value
amounting In current prices 10 % 6O0 Fishermen
ought 10 te content With such Luck -Sand,sty OHIO,
Y.~f ~. III,
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IhS following table shows from what part OF the
Try, and by what conveyan ,es the supplies came
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The sale opened with good jemard. and the ptices
fully up TO last weeks figures at Brownugs with
more good cattle selling At the higher rates. 7isc to
9kc. easily obtained Tor good cattle while the best
sold for 10c There has been continued good demand
for and calves, which bought chiefly by Long
Island ilmen, at prices ranging from $50 $40 veas
lambs- Although the stock vas somewhat Inferior to
that OF last wees, they disposed Of they
arrved-the demand being fully equal to the supply
Below the sales together with separate report Of
each Of the principal seers-7l6 beef cattle, 81 so
$40; 40 COVE and calves $50 a$70; ,437 sheep and
lambs, 81 20 81; Al veal calves. SIC. &c.
Thomas Larkins at Brownipgs, sold about ESQ sheep
and lambs al 81 so 81 for sheep and SO 81 for lambs
sales made by Samuel Mctiraw, at Brownins's:--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-25

Gouartnrrsbip Notices.

NOPARTNE RSHlP NOTlCE:-Me hereby
" sive Notice that JOHN WALTER WOOD, Of New,
Ss. ,his dsy been admitted Partner Of this House. and
Of AK DENNiSrOUN 4 Co., Liy spool
~ DENIM sTOCN WOOD Co New YORK
AZ j DENNIsTOUN Co. Ne~-O'esns
pENNlSTOUN BROTHERS, & Go Melbourne vstora
0isseov, Jan l, lSS a pe M lOoN
T1HE late FIRM Of RUSHroN, CLARK &
Il Co h this Say dissolved BY the death Of Mr. RUSdrON
and it, own limitation All clsss for or Against the nr~ vi"
be ssttlea b. the surviving partners $50. ,,rovx,.y
Psrvoos having elaims please presen them Immediately
Nsv-York, jan I, lass
n lsss sru Of RUsHTON CLARK 4 Co. being Dissolved
y IL tess Il NJ Rushos the :aryv,ng es,.T says ~
EknROOKs asd HENRY KING. cad ths business VII %
eeeenas@ xAass the Arm Of aE9EAAN. CT Ana 4 Co.
- the sim and bfion of enher OF oar nru 70
essensss psonptly ssA faithfully; sd VITA sfss
o. AL articles sppertsinios TO our busness We Ns
-. - 60 Do 20 their ssvsnsse anA sefsac noa
h.,Is ~ - Sspsxs1ent win Be under the i'm Mediate
-. ~ trn 1t each and none bar the mess
lcinGo un1es cirors,Ss~e kss'es NV" n q ca
NUws Yosk ysn l. i1sS ~
.rSss 80 ~ ~ ~ u sore No 10 Astss Hs.ss
essbsos, the sssr.ps tssSs = N "a 49, Ho.ss Tor
II - ysAs v - sosaA Ca, IA n IsssS vsy,
sorsss C4sohsss&
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1aiss op Aurnou.
ID. a HousH. Anetioa,er.


4 UCTIOS NOTICE.-The particular atten-
n too Of Bo1.sseer.s directed 70 toe following sr-n
.ive catalogue sale fFurniue C.rpeng Decof.toni r.nr
ira. Mirrors Psno sortes. &c Tils (lsarsdsJi hohS-
INC, 81 l.. ocoes, precisely. a. No " "susa o.; -
foovs Bo.evooc Furniture suits viz: Iee htet cay
ee~rs sod PsTlo Chairs he eoveeo in rare 81 erpezn.e N
Satin Sroesd. rehlJ carved and possea
Etsgere fne ,rbroeefe1 Lace Ca>ns with Corn
Fixtures shades dol rosswood Center Fsees
with Egypsn and stAuay also Sofa and Per - NJ
grg,b &ion and Brass C.rpetinE; Zoe elegantly rsnea
French Per and Oval Gissses. .'o, Al eiss.pI
Cbicssrins Plano Ia heavily carved ease and u
richness Of tone: costly inas L.des B.udor
Mirror front VO.ire Invalid and L.at.s - bi.fo,i
cal peees Sketches Of American scsDsry; rug toeg
costly and tasteful Deeorsrlons soeh .. fsnsn "a IA.
&c But. porce vsses A'sp~tef ce' 1..S
60 G.s Cs.sdessr Pe's.i.s e., I'D. p.e.s,er tiles
Tmhls,. s.,,s siyerwre consulting Of Tea and Gofee se
aahis,. Castor. Csse Bastes Sslves. spoons Fofxs ~
.ho,.pv and walnut ExensCn Tables walnut bessf go
pipips a. Dining Chairs Nsptins trays &c ne
.lss.ny carved Bedesds mahogany d. oon Of
the sneent modern descnpsons mahogany sei spnns
Ck.f,. Hn<ks
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Baper Warcbouse.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. T. DERRICK
L SON. Co, No. 50 Beskmsn-a. sfsr for sss % the
low est terms
Writing Pspen, English, French and American
New Paper all sifss, weights and qusltiea
Rook Payer all sizes weights and qualities
Tsue Paper fancy color and white Of the bes quality
Hanging Paper, white and eolersd, eihersni vidfAA
Esfters' Paper. thin and Of the best quality.
Cloth Paper, S5x$ and <'xse
rnglsh Hardware Paper large assortment, jon arnvso
shesthins Paper. cf the best quality. -
Wrapping Paper. Straw Rag, and Manila
Tea Paper, Of Different Enes
"a Roofing Paper saAbie tot roof. In fotA
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r. CoLToS, Auctoneer
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Oil ClOthe

IL 100 Cot,re Bed.tesds Mirrors, Oaics Desks &c &C.
p COLON will sell THIS DAY, Thursday Jan Is at
lo4 O'Clock the Auction Rooms No So Beck very
large assortment of good aud second hand Furniture,
rey Of Psrlor Bedroom Dining and Basement Also,
Beds and Mattresses Carpets and Oil Cloths Frebeh Plate
Mirrors Office Furniture a. &c. Also. 100 Cottsze Bed.
seads entirely new suitable for the trade. well .s sll
others Sale positive.
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I)ater 1ure.

4 REDUCTION of Terms will be made, for the
N ae1t four mouths part Of the Rooms a. the WAfsh
CURE where the house 10 warned thIoulhout
by steam AZ warm A, summer o H. WELLlNGrON,
No t7s l2th St Sewfork
nR. SHEW, (pupil Of Preissnitz, and earliest
IL American 'u'hor and p,.stOnerin Mater Cure And os
TAYLOR The conncf'Ols
bshmen Of etnsv and sEst Free Lectures on death
every Saturday evening
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BFSRr LEEDS Auctionecr-By II. II. LEEDS L Co.
0N THURSDAY, Jan %, at o'clock p. NJ,
" the Marble of Robert j. Cshi AGO. No $50 sth
sv third door above 23c st;
MARBLE MANTLEs.-A large and valuable assortment
OF Marble Msntes BY the above firm condsns
rchy Carved and Nodded Statuary; Italian Veiued Lis
bon Egyptian plain and other fashionable Man be sold
without They remsD three weeks the
premises If desired after payment OF purchases
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HENRY II. LEEDS, Auctioneer-By II. II. LEEDS Co.
AN THURSDAY, Jan. 25, and FRIDAY. Goth.

HEkkY r. Lids AucliOneeT-by II. It LEEDs co.
On THURSDAY, JAN 25, and FRIDAY, Goth,
" at ~ o'clock .t the Sales Room, No ~ Nsssaust
LARGE SALE or FANCY GOODS-An entire invoice Of
WOer boms real Sheffield Plated Ware. IN imitation of ST.
article 10 wrought by hammer and viii never
through plated consisting OF Tea Kettles Tea
Spoons Fos CASTOR Sugars Urns Ladies Trays Cake Bss
ke Candesick Tea Csjdies Vesetable Dishes Ieks;end
other cosy sheffield Ware This 7oice Is BE- sold
without liz O the h,shsss bddoI
iso itai Marble Goods the import ston
signor O. b. Pandoni consisting OF beautiful Alabaer
Groups stspetes Figures: aso large Etru.csn. Hebe
Roman and ether Vases Agate Vases for entries and
inches; UIns and other Goods all in the newest style
Also several nvoces of Alsbase Sauay repe'eutng the
Three Venus Of Csnova Dancing Grls Ceopss
ssnpsh Bsbe OF cspova Hercules Venus Shell, Bus,s
lsrge invoice Of Bronzes Groups Figures &c China
Ware Fancy so.p Porte Monnses Pocket Books Imitation
Jewery and Fancy Articles together with variety Of other
Goods 10 cle ipvo
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Hle6iral.

NJ RE for RHEUMAIISM.-WM. DAWES,
" No s6S sthsv NY MAGNETIC saLyE, ll.c q
box all Rheum Pains Sod Wholesale and retail
(Mr Dswess sslve 10 well Recommended tie s blind sad
his family IL will be charitable act TO baJ u him.
I'd TyibJ
IOSTAR's RAT, COCKROACh, &C., EX-
~ TERMINAToR DEPOT has removed 20 No. 3ss Brosd-
burned by the hrs At his Old stand,
No as Broadway A new HAPPY Family on tbs ~ OF 'so-
psry 1855
IL SOAP cures TAN PIMPLEs FRECXLEj sRUp-
TONS sALLOwNEss, CHAPS, cdAess, &c GOUa-
AUD's POUDRE SUBT Ii up hsr from f1reheads
Lin, or spy part Of the body GOURAUD5 ROUts,
"a pale ZIP. and cheers, GOUsAUp5 HAIR 0Y LILY
White HAIR RI 3rORATtVE, LUBlN5 kAfhACr3,
ard choce Perumeres the old established Depot No ~
WALKkR ST first Store from d road ~sy
I EECHEs.-90, 600 SWEDISH LEECHES,
j. y CLEw 4 Co, No. 30 Msdsnlsne.
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RUSSELL w. WEsTcoTT. Aaetioneer.
"OISE SALE of GENTEEL FURNITURE.

HOUSE SALE OF UEN I'll UhNII UhE.
III THIS DAY, CTbursd.y) a. ~ O'Clock. on the 9th.
Az three door from i3th embracing tho entire superb
Furniture of the above story house No Postponemen
on account of weather. and every article be sold without
eryeconsns OF no yards Enssh Tapestry Carpet In the
psr. elegant Rosewood sdeboaI mirror front; two very
Psslor Fupiture covered satin: Library Book Case Rose
wood Ttt. aTtes and Sofas Rosewood Tables with 5Atusry
ELEGANT Painted Shades Of Mont Blanc aud
Cony,nt Of Mont St Bernardo costly Dresden China and
Bsque Figure Mantle Ornaments Ornolu Clock choice Oil
Hail Msitreses Feather Beds Blanket and Beddps Marble
Top Rosewood and Mahogany Bureaus ncosei Wah stands
Fsnrb China Toilet Sets Oval and other Mirrors Carpets
Rockers sprpsse Chairs Rosewood and Mahogany Arm
Cbsirs with the and Kitchen arrangements Ex
tension Dining and Breakfast Tables Silver Ware; three
China Sets CTocie ry stone &c Catalogues ct house
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IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL TEETH.-Dr. j..
II ALLLN late Professor the Ohio College OF Denai
eur1erJ bis improved method OF construct
ia ARTIFICIAL DENTURES. which combines ne eao~ins
sdysntages
There ;reviess for the OF food
vate the saliva infect the breath not even me 'sn'
sst moisture get between the teeth and plate
"a Az Artificial Gum which firm and indestruetoie
lie teeth Is fse6 hsh hest between and sroaad t1eh
bsse which ones them hr% to each other ana 70 ne
peculiar oppression and life Ike appearances vhcn
be natural organs 80 -.
Gum and Plate and ordinary force In msscsne can ~esh
them from their here
@tn eiesr and dine, articulation Of speeon resorse
eeeth aud gun of natural 10 this form the
readily sdspted This perfect adaptation Of the tongue IN hs
ynsns observed In wearing ARTIFICIAL teeth
dh The natural form and expresron OF the mouth ane
face be In where he hsve become snsn
Tbh done by Of additional attachments TO the sns
orr supporus the teeth These attachments formed
tns the suuken portions sof sossin them IL nei
rsopsI position They covered With tho shove named
pouod Sld become pss OF hs seuae
and when rightly formed osnuoi be detected oy hs
Tbs method OF restoring the shee % tneif onns
fOos and also the n,sr, form and zoe oooi
kure in the authors psoirs tor se'efs yesn past variety
Of Photographs ard O.suereotyPe snesss stieb s.v.
been without this ard also Stf
his sce showing the change IN .ppesr
which produced in the Of individuals
wearing upon prncipls which the
public invited call and examine. With Other
specimens OF h, improved stye ~ work ao' rsouinef he
above sttachroer,a
III. purity which prevents the slightest tansh
zleassnt taste In short this system embrace
many and important features shich readily s7proc
With the utility Of this method tsse
ons be siven from eminent Dentists 10 tho vsrtoua
s. Of the Union and 0eT'Gr. Tsspf 'es sos 10 nv se
BA splall pamphlet containing fuller particular cent
lpost. poidl on application
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Crooks and BONDS at AUcrIoy-RgGv.

Crooks and BONDS st AUCrIoN-REGv-
- AR sALE--ALRgRr ~ srLAY oil al ..
THURSDAY i.- - 'tss s-fss c'-io-s a. ~ N--rss,w
* -. $50 50 A.. ss;. 10 ~ s-.
Coua br, Piq-.,rs Io,.r, s.irosa l-s S,,,sss,
y, coavsrsss osd. uts PAYABLE Jsassr, s.z
- S.,si,rs a,d Toledo RAls.i GER eees csar.r.sl.
Ineose soue. iusr-i Psssss los JaHoAy al Ii JAY
- CIV Of Racine (yissea.nl Ger ess' Convertible
ssr ts,.rs. Iosycn. TaysN. ssnaas 90 iAe itA 81
$50 l.. nee M aakrs Railnoat PEI Goa
x, spc. interest PAYABLE To- ysugafy saa Is. JAY a.
N. sloa1uAy Babt 10 Me- .ioTt ." esch
o-,.l.ss "a ,,...a,ss S.P.4 :s' e.s' Ias'-.
oo Cincinnati and Chicago ssioA 10. MostssSs 10
cen, Bone. inIeIs.t pss.bl. ls Nay and st sevsass
10 .s.r.. Ere R.il,oss-s 100 each
s.harr. Harlem Railroads 40 csch
- .h.r,. L sisp Contrary - Brook ys-ts each
1.s.r.. Merchants Erch snse B,as-sS essh
10 ,harr. rpir- CITY S.ns-f - each
s. .h.-.. Ar-rse.n ~ pres Ccmrsny--i'o eses
.,Asr-s ccmarrcis m. lasursse- ConS.av 80 esss
- ,s,r.. North Anerc.n srs lpsa ace @ -eS escA
&c shares Ealtor , - Insurssee 20 % y e.eh
10 ,h,ze. s.ssstt.s Fis- in'arssee 90 = = each
90 shares Oid Potomac Coprct CO.. y, sseh
lse ,ksr-. Isabella Copper o -sleeah
is' shsFes bi~assee Nirink 90 . =, eseo "a
iSo share. PheHis MEins and Nsns.etariss 20 esns
rms 'he privilege Of subscribing 10 ne~ co
upou the favorable esas 0f any 10 the CsneiAsa rsson
q .h.Is. M.tsrscn Smith and Sinclair Dressing c.
fERss OF sALErea cen, hi. day. and the S,sses
s osses to S'os rsT sssa'd interest On ali me
srrci.i eel. on ssrURpAY next
Neat r.sulsr sale on hONpAt
ncns, .v.ry soSDAY ane THURSDAY, At the M-reh.sts
r,h.rr, ara also special sses. when re;aited Tuesday
wecne.e.y. rrts, ard ssfurdy ~,
,,s CIV ,rd STATE Bou ssnt Insursees and other stsek
Of uisSshtsd character for Investment
For particular, see his private Is 20 Os'siofns
per. No a Broad o. next The corner OF Nsis