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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-10-31
WILMINGTON MARKET.

DJ ULO. =. hELLI, OTUUGI anu OUM. IItTVHaLt.
Naval stores, turp. 3 124 for soft spirits tgrp.
43c, and market quiet tar, 2 So; rosin. q to
1 so corn, IS to 90c. corn meal in good supply at
81; bacon, Ice. for sides and hams, 164 hoground :
rice, cleaned 81 per 100 ID. per cask p cas-, ground
peas l 81 to | 40, COW peas soc. lard, lac for bbls.
and kegs cotton, 81 to Sc. fish, 80 bbls. mullctts
81, No. 3 mackeral 81 to 6; beef cattle, 6 to Zoe.
lime l So to l 50; -four 81 for sup, 81 for family
salt, 1900 sacks $50 go days; molasses 4Oc.; pork,
q to 25 for mess potatoes, irish, q to 2 so.
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the bottles. More than five hundred persons in
the City of Richmond, Va., can testify to its GOOD
effects. See advertisement. 1t
For sale by P. +. Pescud and Williams d HAY
wood, Raleigh and ". J. Eddins, Forestville.
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MARRIED,

In Person county, N. c., by W. H.. Royster,
ESQ.,, Mr.. J. A. Bureh to Miss Mary E.. Ramsey,
all of Person.
On the 18th of October in Richlands, Onslow
CO., by J. H. Foy, Esq, Mr.. Lewis Harget to Miss
n. A. Sandlin, all of Onslow.
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PRICES
RALEIGH RKE

Reported by JORDAN WOMBLE, Grocer.
Flour p Dbl. $3.50 "a IS 90 corn % bush. so /;
meal q bush. rs a SOC; fodder p hundred so
q 90e butter ID ID IS a zoe.
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KIN G & BIGG S,
MERCHANT
C.

"AVE received their stock Of FALL and WIN
TER GOODS, and are prepared to please ali
who favor them with a call. They have a fine as
sortment Of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VEST
ING Of the very best quality, which will be
made to order IN the latest styles and by first rate
workman. They Also have a larger and better as
sortment of READY MADE CLOTHING than
they have ever had.
Black and Fancy Cloth Goats from IS to $25 ;
Fine Cloth 0vereoats and Talmas; Pilot and Bea-
yer Cloth, Cashmere and Sattinett Business Coats,
Black Doeskin and Fancy Cassimer Pants, Plain
and Fancy Silk and Satin Vests, fine velvet AID
Plush Do, Shirts, Draws, Collars, &c, Silk, Wool
and Merino Under Shirts, Stocks, Pocket Hdk'fs,
Gloves, Half Hose, Suspenders, Night Caps, Dress
ing towns, &c.
In fact they have every article usually kept in =
Clothing Establishment, and they fatter themselves
they can give as good bargains as:can be had
anywhere.
Their friends from a distance who anticipate
visiting Raleigh at the State Fair, would do we'll
to call and examine their stock. They return their
sincere thanks to their friends for past fayors, and
earnestly desire a continuance of the same.
A fine lot of Hats, Caps and Boys Clothing just
received. KING & BIGGS.
Raleigh, Oct, 9th, 1855. 6-4t
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New Watches and Jewelry for the Fair!

New Watches and Jewelry for the Fair!
am now opening a new and Fashionable stock
Il of Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware, Plated Ware,
Cutlery, &C., purchased with care as to styles. 1t
is useless to state each article-the assortment is
large and complete.
All who wish Watchesrepaired or Jewelry made
or repaired, can Roc have it done, as / have a first
rate Watch-Makera and Jeweller from the North
Work shall be faithfully executed.
va Old Gold and Silver bought.
JOHN c. PALMER.
Raleigh, Oct. Is, 1855. at
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The Buffalo Republican gives utterance to
the following truthful statement: "In this
country no young man need be unemployed.
Wealth and responsibility are conditions to
which he may attain. He has no right to
be idle he has no right to be ignorant he
has no time to be vicious; and generally
speaking, no man has a right to be poor"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-10-31

A FIx.-A farmer had occasion to send
his hired man, who by the way was a jolly
Dutchman TO a neighboring town for a
barrel of molasses. The weather being
warm, and the road rough, and the driver,
moreover, driving rather fast, molasses took
a notion to, work. as it is generally called.
But we will let him tell his story IN his
W words.
we'll, I gomed along, till I got to de
hill vat stands on de top of de blacksmit's
shop, and den [ looks round pehind my
pung hole. Thinks, I, I will sthop dat, and
so [ sthops de cart, and schotches der oxen
NIT a grabble rock, and trove der pung
hole in as tight ash neber it vas NIT a light
wood not and COINED again, till I got to
where de forks of de road cross each oder
NIT de meetin house, and I looks round
pehind my pack again, and de cussed sthuf
vas all runep ober NIT de parrel agin. O
tam you, says I, I will fix you now, an I
bicks up a chook NIT all my mite, and de
ting fewed out NIT a a noise like a cannon
an knocked me down fat of de road NIT my
pack, and scarf de cart, and it ruined away
NIT the oxen, and turned EN- all ober init
each oder, an proke ebnryting all in pieces
an | am COINED home nit myself put de
cart ish running to de tyful.'
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Best variety of Stock. do. w. D. Jones,
LIST premium, 81
Best variety Of Wheat, W. ID. Jones,
LIST premium, 81
Best variety of Oats, W. H. Richards,
1st premium, 8
Best variety of Rye, DIR. E. A. Crudup,
1st premium, 3
Best variety of Field Peas, W. d.
Jones, 1st premium, g.
Best variety of Sweet Potatoes, Craw-
ford Taylor, 1st premium, 8
Best variety of Irish Potatoes, p. r.
Hines, LIST premium. 3
Best variety of Grass Seed, John Stat
ford, 1st premium, s
Thos. Bragg, W. w. Holden, E. Hall.
Committee.
DAIRY.
Best Jar of Fresh Butter, W. B. Will
liams, 1st premium, So
H. II. Walters, A. B. Hawkins, S. P. Hill,
Committee.
Food, Condiments, de-, from IA to 10.
For the best specimen of the following
dried fruits Peaches, Pears, and APP
pies, Of each not less than IL bushel,
S. w. Westbrooks, LIST premium for
each, 50
For the best and greatest variety of the
above dried fruits made and exhibited
by the same Individual, S. W.. West
brooks, LIST premium, S
w. IL. Walters, A. B. Hawkins, s. P. Hill,
Conmittea
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CORPORATION NOTICES !.

CORPORATION NorICE-DEPARTMENr OF M.
pairs aud Supplies june 10 isSS-sals Of Corporation
yune 20 1870 a. 10 o'clock A. TO the highest bidder Ill
the materials and property Of the New City Hail. located
In the Park, consisting OF bricks hasainr and
stone Said prGyerty will DO sold N different lots The
the sale concluded The purchaser will 10
10 the proceeds OF his purchase from the premisss
within Eve days from the day OF se All the
f9r the delivery Of the property viii be borne the par
ead materials or property within ave days s spseissd
shs be oensdsrs3 forstcd the Corpcraon and al,
be esid Over sg,.a fer the benefit Of the city.
BAKTHoL0kEw n. PURDY
Cssaa.ssisasf sf Rspars and Sapp,ie,
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A gcTroN NoTICk,JoHN HoUGH. JR. AUCTION.
sturs pissetsrs French plate pier and oval mrrcss vel
vct and Brunsels oil paintings, china and silver
" Qridayl At l0 o'clock Tho sale embraces
the entire contents Of SEs espensvey furnished
q. lsssss hddsf ne aratars e il sxoss.s ssalitsa.
makers "A pa.t Of ths list e here dReyal En<hsh
ssSs nesr snc ssa ssrpsang ingram English
covered In maroon cnson and een French satin damask
also, antique medallion set heavily carved; italian
statsa. Marble TOP ssssA Of an the usual deseripons
found In we'll rooms heavily carved
sousls sst!es panoisrss nstru fer
very sosewoed etsgers finished In plate
glass and Italian maxbe French work tables saoy
ten chArs csoritores large and splendid French plate
glass.s I. costly heavy lsoe and
GotAss iasid and .oGa sleet ssss Drss
statues and case exteasion table, With
ansqso ostvng, sseaS nrsnen emma sve sen ssr
glsssssts, Wines cha npssnes, Madeira, qnor d.
Ao rosewood and mAhoxAny bedssads Of ths
ss, aad modern styles marble top dressing sa
curie hair mAtresses sounsepanes holsters and pillows
china toilet eets oval and square gilt frame mirrors &c.
uostkiyo.
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RE MOvALs.

DEMovAL--TBE sATINEr PRINT WORKS. ron
~ printing and rssnlshins sancts k,sseys jeans &c
Cor House. dstept insured Without essrge;
JAMES BVRk, 10,
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nRY GOODS FOR THE PEOPLE THE UNDER
eignod having determined clearing out eli Of his
large summer stock 20 make room Tor new fail goods tess
being made known yesterday three hundred people
enabled to 10 served but hoping by increase of
statesmen to-day able the wants the people,
go piece. q thee printed lawns yss At
lawns In rich oil boiled black silk warranted
~ a. Sestis, AZ p az ~ ~ ohs q a. rSuy LOT
brodered shaw which hsve sold for $50;
gain, uly printed shswls. plain and fancy
425 Grand street, corner Of Attorney.
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OFFICE or TUE CHIEF or POLICE. JUNE "a. Iss :
~ Az owner wanted q the Third District Police Court
Esssy uttiors geis hsstlnk vssch supposed 10 bavs
beeer GEORGE w. hATsELL.
Chlgs =. ,e,.sa
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between Spring and vandam.-Positive sale Of the
ssodS bst % astcSh ths mo
Of the prop,stSr having made
his stock previous to the LIST of August ct reat
Of prices We solicit from friends and the public
ROBERT RAE Proprietor.
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AUCTION NorICE-JOS L. SMITH, AUCTIONEER,
"A viii sell this day, the 2ss inst At io O'clock At
kitchen furniture excellent order consisting ofrosewood
suite In satin brocsde, suite in plush, cost 1876
piano, made by Num- Fisher; rosewood
centre side and 'oa tables with marble tops
stands large and glasses clocks oil
inss china suites chairs carpets oil cloths
hat stands tables sofas, sverware crockery glassware
ma 81 ton.
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NANTED.-I WILL SEND, ON REcEIYr or TWEEN
i've cents and postage stamp 70 prepsy vetprn
letter. receipt superior srcls whicS
is Ia tst demand, and M which IN eatesprsns. int>h
BATfELL chNtssm sSusys Pvt oGss. NIX,
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wv Writer'S, AucrIoNEER, Will SILL ON

WIN Writer'S, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON
w Friday, At O'clock In the stereoon 81 ~ Canai
street. gentee1 assortment Of housshod turni
tyre, 81 family breatns up mHnoany
nGs centre side and tables mahogany
window curtains SOFAS rocking easy and paros ohsrs;
Ana othe carpets oil cloths and walnut
bedssads hair and other mattresses beds and seddinx
and Kitchen furniture china glass and plated cook
stove; and furnished house to lot.
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UcTION NOTICE-JAMES CUSHING, AUCTION.
IA eer By virtue Of execution, will SELL Friday
22d june inst. at oclssk A. M Sth street. betwesn
Psnk 49, lot Of ladders large pile Of sand and some
rss and lot shutters and blinds at 50 West 3th street.
hichael Doody, constable,
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yUAvERLEY HoUsE.-HANDsoMELY FURNISHED
apartments, at mo derss prices with ths best oi hotel
Of Fourth street and Broadway Meals we'll served
can be had II required. CHAS H SHELLEY.
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DCLPlh'S NANTILLAS
ID ceiling reduction Of from 40 to 50 per cent
original Iricss.
The Psris Manta Emr orum Sol Broadway being about
to lie entirely remodsed and considerably enks cover
when ofneary theussnd square
fees with tsse OF z fsot Brosdway ~ on fssnkn
s cet and depth Of V feet forming beyend csmpsrisou
the srrest Of ice hind II this or aeE otner
mses WIZ be rendered the .ubscrs.s has deter
tIas Grape cashmsTe shAwis, Ac
In price nnst effect its complete clearance
vious to the 10Th Of July.
ne deems further comment Unnecessary and will merely
Of the leading articles for oc
sPPe,a. ,, "a. .,. -,
richest silk AID OF style for which HE store has been
much celebrated this seasonormer prices 81 aud 81
reduced to four dotIara
Light hundred black silk mantillAs sCremona former
price, 50 and $40 reduced to siK dollars.
hundred aud dfsy antique mautAs, vita lace
Enthusiastically $40. and . half dollars.
six elegant silk mantilia With Sin gle aui
double rues the recherche stylesformery 81:
and Sl4 eight ollars.
And array OF richer goods In real gut
pure lace antique and lace and other fabrics
Of which only just imported from Parisslt st similar re-
ductiOa.
Aso large vsristy Of cashmere. Canton and stella
sbAwIs, equally cheap. GEO. BULPIN. 3Gl Broadway.
The sae reduced prices commsnoss ON Thursday 2st
June.
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EROM AUCTI0N-I2o FRKNCH EMBROIDERED
SETS S2 80 each; 1000 cambria and Swiss collars; the
average prioss AZ 5s 6s ss l0s l2s and las eaoh
20 Swiss and cambria bauda ct all price, from to $5
Blocker street. Mr. t6f
NTCTICE-FRENCH WORKED BANDS, FRENCH
IN worked collars, beautiful assortment just opoued by
JAMES FRANCE 703 Broadway.
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~ s. MELLos. AUcqIosEsR.-BY aOUGAros

w s.. AELtnk, ENTHUSIASTICALLY AvUGa1VS
Nssssu stteet sale o. COSBY cabnst furniture
Superior toned rosewood pisnotortes and house furnishing
Article carpots viii include several
wood IsIor saits IN costly sash bras tel.
covered in hair cloth and fgur.d reps.; solid
e.egeres rely carved rosewood and mshogsny marble
walnut chan Der furniture Ia sets win and
blue and pink snAmelted outage cham
Der sus rich bookcases walnut library and seoreary do,
latest and most fashionAbs styiss ladies' cabinet
suitable for dining and reading rooms rich wsrdeobes ia
God and mahogany several Of the latest patent and
o., dining tables a fsst ling. rosewood
hosAny, walnut, OAK and birch al warranted; With
rockers and Gothic chairs stAnds eide and
fancy tables CLOCKS lrench plate mirrors china ware 40
Goods can be packed Tor shipping the prsmises
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nu MIS- MOS aRLL, ACKNOWLEDGING SALE. on
Frday TO at t% O'clock ~ his CLASSROOM
no ei street. Of fsrsure Panofortes, mirrors OIL
paintings mattresss EsrSerstara caina carpet
iug coffee aud tea exseasi7n dining tablss,s 6c
N. B. Goods received this day. IN tine for sale
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DKADY MADE CLOTHING AND PIECE G0ODs-A
II n. CRIsTALAR. Auctioneer, q Bowery, will sell
Tbsrsfsy Japs a. 10 o'clock CLOTH cashmere, Alpaca
sa nss freok ssd sack coats cashmere cloth and non
sssMet Raats OF vareus styles and patterns MArsss
oioth and sstin vests French and English brosdooth
Deres doeskins black and fancy sstnets sk satin and
Msrssabes vestings Ac.. 40,
Ths above ssie Il postponed to Monday, eth inst
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UcTI0N NOTICE.-LARGE AND PEaEMPToRY
ssis o. magninssst diamonds watches aad jswslsy
dAyJ June a. at the salssreoms 10 wal street At io
osusstiug in part Of brilliant diamond cluster and single
rngs pins and earrings Isdcs enAmeed Watches set
both sides with also Others viz Independent
second double time keepers htssen day patent AID ds
Frsrss Risby Dent and other celebrated makers IL
eighteen gold sases GOLD suits Of bracelet and
butt ons studs seal rings gold vest guard and fob chains
gold 70 ncs pens loekets earrings &c Sale positive
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UCsIoN NoTICE.-w. A. CARTER, AUCTIoNEER
VIII sell this Thursday st ~ clock at No 80 Green
WHOA street. for account OF all concerned and
ira four transparent SOAP teAs fru indigo, &C. Alss
Dos piAnofoste, of the best make.
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CARD-MIss NJ CONTINUES TO GIVE LES
"A the pionoforte and singing, at her own Pu
ps residence but anxious to obsn situstion - vise
Iyn
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FURNITURE,

A LARGE FRENCH PLATE LOOKING GLASS, sUITA
N BILE for saloon or private house. with other good tur
niture, tor sails by family aleu- to decline
Please address Roberts, Herald Office Furniture dealers
Dted not apply
EEAxZLLED COTTAGE YUREITURy--SKAT, PREF
II ~ susN M low ~ 80 ~ the manufAesory ssa wArs
rooms - BrceAwAv Besosr str9ot, besides
styie Of elegant aaa fAahioaasls snAnslled suits
q. N. WARWICK.
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~; ss.m tow boat Thomas salmon at auetion.-C0LE
Chiffon will sell Ut auction Wednesday, June n 1856
at 2ecloct 1t the MerchAnts Exchange under direction
Of J. s. Underhi the one halt, owned by Robert McCor
ut the ost Of Jackson street. East river For
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-21

JOO NEW AND ELEGANT sUxMeR B0NNETs
lUV ,sessi by the AtA.tie feom bxsaea heass
styles in fancy crsps black lace snd embsadsrsd sraw
hs4s much admired 1t Paris We ooufdsatly
stock will be that fog and beauty u de
there arc mo goods In th city that cen compare w oars
At the time prices decdsdly oderdts An
early call will DO found advantageous ct MADAaE r.
HARRIS SON. 671 Broadway
BROOKS SILK OOrToN-FOR HAND AND Ma.
ID cLirs sowing Superior TO any thread IN che wocid
wound @ SO and go ysrd spoOls-whi.s biaeh sad ..
length fer ssle - W HERLER & Wilson'S sewing
oniEe delot. 3i3 Broadway.
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UcTI0N NoTIcE.-THOs. BELL, AUCTIONEER-
IA BY BELL BUSH-Ths day, At 10Y O'Clock, In
ssss rooms Il North william street will % sold valus
splsatd paintings trunks dry goods valuable chest Of
tosh splendid canary birds &c.. also "a mahogany chairs
sofas, eufsaus and French bedsSeads.
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A UCTIcS SALE or FoRDHAA LOTS WILL BE CON
"A tAusd BY PETER PARK. Auctioneer, this day June
n tina grsune ut fordham, at 81 O'Clock p M In
the rain Tuesday 18th inst the balance Of
the lots will be sold without to close the estate
u NEWELL. 81 NASSAU street.
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STyO COAL DKALERs.-MoRTGAGE SALE OF COAL.
i ss--JcHH W. sOMERIrDYKE. suctionser, corner
Frsakiin .ad Centre streets win sell this DAY. 81 koL
snd COG Waeknsten street. at ii O'clock by vlrtus
=, cL.ts mort9sxs ons hupdrsd Ana sxtv ssS
Es,,-..... E1As. j. hALis, A~y avg nsvxsx~,
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CHERIyFs sALE-THIs DAY. THURsDAYJ JUN
- a. 1886 q 10 O'Clock N the forenoon AZ the
Rrooery store also horse, wagon, and harness. sKtarss
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rNRENTON FALLS, NEAR UTICA, N. Y.-THE HOTEL
~ this paoe Of avorte resort 10 open for the
Yers reach IL direct By the Black River and Utica
Railroad trains leaving Utica the arrival Of the
boat express train also OF the Hudson river train
N. MOORE PropIietor.
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DOCKAWAY SEA BATHING.-THE PAVILION Ho
LII tel will be opened the 10th Of June This estab
greatly ENLARGED and comprises rooms m suites
grounds furnished with without board ct
houses ard saloons for exercise amusement
be selected at the hotel plans 81 No.
clf street. New York Cars in connection with stages
and o'clock returning st TO- 1856 s45 A. n. and 2tld
and 6:55 p. n. JOHN GEO. BAINBRIDCE
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RoARDIEG AT ~ WARREN srRREr.-PLEAsANT
~ airy rooms 10 let 10 ssntieefn with full partial
board One large ROOM With pantry attached ssshs fer
ge1usmAn sad his wtfe, or party on Gsntsmsn Who
rltA tskd.
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FNRUSsEs, SHOULDER BRACES, &c-A COMPLETE
assortment OF trusses OF every Kind shoulder braces
the meat improved styles elastic socing ladies'
belts made alter the most approved patterns ustru
msnt. for the relief and curs Of deformss Of HAD
the Surseons' Bandsge Institute, No. Ann street,
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

CHEAT FARE TO ALBANY--PAssAGE ., CENTS,
" ocrhs 70 cents state rooms 80 centsTho fast
en- HERO will leave Robinson street pier every Tuesday
Thursday and Sunday 1T 6P. NJ, arriving at fP. N.
TON KEYPoRT AND TORT HAxILToN.--HE NEW
and INST Steamboat KEYPORT leaves New foot o.
Murray street. daily, Sundays excepted AZ O'clock p NJ
returning leaves Kyport at TX o'clock A. NJ Fare % cents
best bathing PLACES In the Vicinity Of Now York ind
half past A Il untn r. H.
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CECoND HAND PIANOS FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN
One Of PsS sps pianos for $ls5 one very good English
Tuning and repairing done in tho best manner 1872 Bowe
second floor.
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NJ ILkIN, 8 AnIELET-THIS MOST PkE
w psratcn for restoring preserving clesn.ns, .ed
Identifying the hair invented by Or s. NJ. Elliott, the
eeuit per his certificate below nov exclusively msa.
3lc per bottle. Sold by the principal truggsts Orders
With funds promptly executed BY -
New York. June 9Th, ls65. .
Ths Is TO certify that have given to Mr. NJ Wudn tbs
prescription for restoring aad imrrQyns ths hur aaA
known ~ the Amieist, which inverted and for which
SAMUEL N. ELLIOTT, NJ D.. No. I. cunsoa Place, ana
Elliottvrls, Staten Island.
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belmont HALL, NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN
ID Island, opposite the steamboat landing
date much number Of guests han hay
house the leland Families and single gentlemen
xited call and examine the Boats leave foot Of
Whitehall street.
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CEoEGE COOK, AUcTIoNEER.-MoRTGAG AGES
VI ssls Of furniture being the entire stock Of city
faoturcr. Friday, to morrow. at 10 o'clock, a. the
stors Of Broadway and Duane street. large stock
Esq msrtsasse consisting ofrosewood mahogany walnut
aud oak pAror dining and chamber furniture tho
whole to be sold without Can be examined
time beoye the sale Parties buying for shipping have
their goods boxed at reasonable charge also
voice Of gt frame mirrors, oil paintings rich decorated
china and silver plated ware table cutlery &c Catalogues
on tAs morning Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-21

DIR r. COTTON. AUCTIONEER-HOUsEHOLD FUR.
ID niture mirrors carpets eilcoths, chairs, 40 &c
r. COTTON wiz sell Friday, June ed, at los O'Clock,
ut the auction 50 BeekmAn street. large and
raj Of good and second hand furniture Of
every description. II will compr,se In part several suits
hsireot rosewood and m,hosAny chairs French
hogAry boskcases and tet tete and rattan
chairs carved rockers dining and fables in oak
oil pansinss spring sea- chairs AL psttsrn carpets oil
balance of curl maple and Boston rocking chairs Also
childrsn de- tables d. &e &C. Sale will be peremptory
without
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-21

SECOND HAND PIANOS AT GREAT SACRIFICE
- for cash. they be this week. three
wood and ten at prices Of $25 $780, 49, $50 $5
$o, $40 and 500 and one modeon. price $50, for 1885,
Twenty fourth street. r. GONZALEZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-21

NEW PATENT sPEcTAcLEs, FOR STRENGTHEN.
IN VISION and for seeing both distant
with one pair only accurately adjusted to The sysMana
iactufed By Professor FRANKS Paentee Lecturer thu
Bunsn Eye 0ptican TO the New York Eye Hospital and
New York Eye Infrmary Office No. Park row, Opposite
the Astor House. Business hours from "a n. TO IN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-21

I,IREwORKS-NEW YORK LABORATORY, 1876 FRONT
sreotTire crackers, Canton rockets, double headers
joss sticks and complete assortment Of IRE works
the FIRST quality Country merchants and dealers
In general also committees for city and country displays
'ufp''1 y M A''' n BENNETT leS Eros. street.