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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-07

Departure or the French minister.
BosToN, June Q. 1856.
Mr.. sartiges, tho French Minister with his family
passengers in the steamer America which sailed
from here to-day, for Liverpool.
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SAILING OF enc America.


The steamer America, for Liverpool via Halifax,
sailed et neon She had 200 passengers for liverpool
aud Il for Halifax, and took ous 81 ol3,l55.
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From Rio Janeiro.

- BALTIMORE, June 0, 1860.
The brig Spirit Of seventy.sx arrived here to- Asy
from Rio de Janero April 28h Left port ships Ru.
bicon and Eupbrasa loading for New York. The bark
Laura Snow sailed the 9th for New York and the
bark VIM. II. Seward for Boston the Goth.
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CHICAGO June d 1855
The foopgs of the election the state at largo no
show small majority for the Prohibtory law.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-07

Meeting ofthc Council OF CensOrs In Verm ont.
MONTPELIER, VT June 6, ls55.
The Council OF Ceusors assembled here day and
gsnized BY choosing David Hibbard, of Essex county
President, and James w. Sade, OF Madison county Sc
creary The Council meet to coniier upon any changes
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After disposug Of some financial matters the meeting
look up the question Of calling State convention of the
national democracy, for the purpose Of dominating
ticket to DO supported at ths next November election
debate sprung mp among the members to the most
proper day for holding the conveation-some Wishing
an early day and Others the latest practicable periods
even after all ether psres cques sections odds and
ends should bring out their respective candidatss
Speeches made by Msssrs sherman Dp,uuy. Ont.
ting Cark, NAfew, Cook, Bryan, kitehsn, and others
when finally, compromise effected by agreeing
and Syracuse the place. - - -
resolution was ADOPTED, appointing corresponding
In each election district in the Stato Ths
convention was decided against any fusion With the
soits Or administration land manifest
tic platform whilst there plank left to s,asd mon
the softs are wofuy disappointed the acton OF this
State committee expecting invitation to bury the
hachot and smoke the calumet Of peace alas alasi
the indomitabie hsrds will not forget the scrushing
out'' of the national administration.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-07

A1hR % zuu0r.
DuM ssfwM TWO Nsw Hoax YOUNG KHs-Ds
rAnrukn OF rH1 PARrlEs S0R oANADA-DEArH
or OkE OF TIE DUsLIsrs.
1t 10 not izpsoSsnls that sy the time many Of oar
Of the tragic dsalh Of ons and perasps two
.sG s Of
fashionable mode OF tsrng their Of assassinat
ing and OF being ssssssina I'D by another II any
thing could ncrsase the regret that the
grew out OF IN insut given ov . druBksn man. The
facts as they have come to Our kno Wedge, ara o.
On Saturday night last young man-a SON of highly
reputable parsnts-somswhas bno1n rs fast young
man. PANIED FIX LII, was in OF the rooms
street. While there young lawyer namsd BE, who
was quite drunk ct the time, told LII, Ia insult
ing % ss had better pay " . suS
Understand denied that he vas in BE rete-
rated the substance Of ms 6rst remark. subsequently,
prelmnares o. the duel wsrs setisd, and ON Monday
last the principals accompanied by their respective
their way caDaas sh.Is the affair Is 70 take place
his sesond is Mr.. J-s NJ Pm, and B--s's
Mr. NJ !. The surgeon e I'D G--s ND. It's
The fullest commentator Of his father II it be that his
son be brought 70 the city corpse shall be much
mistaken II the parent 20 not suffer some remorse.
New York Correspondepce Of Phsdelpsis Bulletin
rumor OF a duel between two young gentlemen OF
the fast genus, also clrculAtes busiy. The parties
nave Bob lutO uiuculSy AZ the SnAkeQore
club challenge has passed and been accepted, and
paries by and with the advice and consent Of
father OF one Of them it 10 said have gone to Canada
From tho Mirrcr.l
party OF young men left tsis city Monday for
Canada, where affair of honor IL expected to coms of
The belkgrents members Of the shakspsre Club in
broadway, opposite Waversy place Tue difficulty arose
was sober at the tme that he had better pay up his
dues They went provided with weapons, seconds and
surgeon: Unless quick work II made Oft Of the
he In fiyHaf
yacht Gertrude In the regatta to morrow.
S-Since the above was in type, regret to learn
that Mr. Leavenworth, the challenger to the duel
been killed in the encounter. II ID also rumored that
the other party Mr. Breckenridge is severely injured.
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CITIZEN RoBEsrTBE McELRATH--Citizen
Robespicrre McElrath, inhis paper the Tribune,
seems to ray that the blood Of human being
IS matter Of very little consequence in com
parison With the establishment Of Neal Dow's
mammoth erogshop at Portland. 1t is said OF
the French Rosespierre that be was q temper.
ate man, and crspk nothing but wator: bu, we
know that BE- haa proiigious thirst for hlooi
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The conduct Of our American Robespierre
seems TO ind.cate similar tastes: he too prefers
blood to ram.
It not time for the stockholders Of the
Nassau Bank, and particularly such men as
bsssrs Persse IL Brooks, the paper makers. to
call . meeting aud ascertain whether it is for
their interest that the President Of an iastitu-
ton in which their earnings are invested should
be the instlgator and the sponsor Of measures
fraught with infinite disaster, confusion, and
destruction Of trade and human life?
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Hard oheu Demssruaao Dtaxe OummstsseS
The GALL FoR srArs O0svEHrIoN TO MEET Ar
sYRACUsE-NO UNION wIrH TIE ADMINISTRATION
D1uOCRAre.
Pursuant to the call Of Mr.. Augustus sshe chairman
Of the State Central COMMITTEES that body asssablsd II
fun numbers Of the Astor Hsuse yesterday sftsrneon
Every delegate in the whole State was present. except
two, and their Alsd by substitutes sp-
pointed by themselves. AT roll call the foIlowi.s sen
tlsmen responded, viz
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-03-17
PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.
SATURDAY, MARCH IL. 1855.
Publishers Notice.

Az the close of volume 2, of the Perrys-
burg Journal, on the Oath of March, 1855,
the ddDaacs system of payment for all sub
Scriptions will be adopted and the shape of
the paper changed to the common folio The
4 pages of the paper will contain columns
Zach, IL inches in length. The paper will
be small and cheap-large enough to contain
great deal of news, if we'll filled. There
are but few here who advertise, and but lit
tie room is needed for that purpose. We
often hear objections from those living away
from the village to paying more than dol
lar tor small country newspaper, when
they can get large city paper for that price.
We aim TO obviate that difficulty, and offer
- paper at 2 cents a week, so that every man
in the county can afford to take it, if he 1OiU
1t shall contain as much reading matter as
any other dollar country paper in the west,
and shall also be improved as fast as its
patronage will justify.
81 25 in trade. No paper sent until paid
tor, and all papers stopped at the end of the
time paid for. Any person sending us five
subscribers, with the cash, shall have the
6th copy for his trouble and for greater
rumber Is per cent. commission may be de-
Quoted by any one acting as agent for us.
Those who owe us for two years, and who
come forward at once and pay up arrearages
and for one year in advance, will save half
dollar, as we will charge them but 81 so for
the three years. Where we have to present
accounts, our published terms will be ad-
hered to.
Ig>We will commence the issue of the
new form of the Journal as soon as 600 sub
scribers are received. Meanwhile (after the
24th) the paper will be suspended, except an
advertising sheet or extra, which will be is
sued every Saturday till further notice.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-03-17

eSBill Noel, the ruffian, who committed
the diabolical and murderous assault upon
Miss Howard on the 1st of December last
was brought to Perrysburg and committed 10
Jail last Sunday. He was taken from very
close. narrow quarters, under puncheon
floor. at the house of his brother-in-law, in
Paulding county, by couple of citizens of
that county. He will most likely become a
permanent inmate of the penitentiary after
our next session Of court in July. 1t is the
only proper place for such mscreants. His
elder brother is there for a like assault upon
a squaw.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-03-17

GD-An lrishman, whose name we have
not learned, while working on the roof of
the railroad bridge over the Maumee river,
at this place, on Thursday last, missed his
footing and was precipitated into the river,
some 40 feet, and being unable to swim, was
drowned. He kept above water consider
able distance below the old bridge. His bo-
dy has not yet been recovered.
His name is Thomas DOYLE.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-03-17

-Johnes, the drunken clerk from Wash
ington, has published letter in the States
man. denying the truth of the statements of
his private letters, lately published, about
The formation of Sag Nicht secret political
clubs in this state. This was to be expect
ed. BY getting drunk at the wrong time he
botched the business he was sent to do, ex-
posed his masters and made an ass of him
Sr'f. and must now do what he can BY hard
lying to throw doubt and incredulity over
the whole proceeding. The difficulty with
him is he is too smart" and overdoes what.
ever he undertakes.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-03-17
THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.

Gov. Matteson has received full security
from Wadsworth & Sheldon, Of New York,
for the funds of Illinois which were placed
in their hands to pay the January interest
on the debt of that state, and the deficiency
will soon be paid. The American Exchange
Bank has been selected to act as transfer
agent Of the state.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-03-17

The distance from Boston 20 Halifax is
$50 miles. There is but one telegraph wire
over the route. The New York associated
press pay the telegraph company $500 for
the report of each steamers news that ar
rives at Halifax.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-03-17

OEThe ice in the river has broken up
and is gone. Hauling out fish is next in order.
gn-The K Ms seem to have carried the
New Hampshire election. Particulars next
week. At Meredith, the floor of the town
hall gave away, and 300 men fell several
were killed, and l60 had broken bones, &c.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-03-17

The debt Of the city of Pittsburgh is go
93o.794. Of which 81 100000 is for subscrip-
tions 70 railroads. and for which the city
Aplds the stocks,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-03-17

The Cincinnati Commercial says that Mr..
Ward, of Loveland, Ohio, recently brought
from the Jersey nurseries $4,000 peach trees.
We learn that an immense number Of pea ch
trees are being planted in the vicinity of
Cincinnati
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-08
Sales bp Aunlcn.
HrsEY r nrxTs, Ia, Aachouset
4 sSIGNFfS' SAIL Of the large and s,I.,

n III
N sob a GROCERIES. TEAS WINES a.. 49,,
10 store so TO B'cs1vsS-hESRv Il HSRfs \.
-~l .. .No,e on THURSDAY snd YnIOAY. Nov 81
10 oec>h eseh dy By order OF 'he Asfsoccs III. EXTRA
Of O-oe-res TIA. Wres. LGuSrs. Ne pr ., J, 80
q ebOic. Tres In pe';,. Oar sser. i0ans Hys A.,
-, Oporg ,nd sooehpus IA VARIOUS sEs pAekar-s; y-,
Mocha Cosee, Chocollfe Cocoa white and asls, 80
sug-r crushed sugr. Bhslisa Ssue~s aud Pekl.. Eaa
Frrnsh sn-sr' IN ea'i' .s' sd bot s.' sPe. i'ss ~
cres Arehaviss Sweet Oh Sperm. Wa1 sla Al. ss,ss
C.ocl.s; waite yellow and COGle Sosp, ca ,a.. a..
Flour RESINS Fxs PIuass Preserved 0iBse'. ". .v,i "
ELI. binxs- 6Rs old Henns ssy Bra dy Lond,a II a.
OtAys ChAb ud. and Other COssse BrsBds., ia ess..
jobps ard b1,tle.; pore Port .SA Sherry Wins c.,,.
julien ~ EtePbs sod Chateau MarE.9S. IN e.. c.
Lon Cordial Clio. Iio and GIN IN b. Scotch
Be whisky l. niou PoreT, scotch Ale. Coid. Sr.,- -
feyeA FrUiis 6ps Hsysna Cs.s Of VARIOUS eho,e. 49,
Suok 70 sYd Che. Tcb.ooo. Suus Sc toseth.r "a
Of GOOD. oaad N hi'e 3resy -..s
D-,s &c Tam. e,.h and deposits required frsu .y.r,
chaser God. view the dsy prev us 10 sac All Ca
loEues may be bed - ire sor- Nc 7s Bro.dsy or q, II,
Zee Of The Auctioneer No. ttPinsst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-08
d s HoUCB, kuctiOneer.
4 CCTION ICE.-EXCELLENTH 0Vsg

4 CCT1ON NOTICE. -EACELLENT HOUSE
~ Hold FURNlruRs, RICH CARPETS LARG: MI
RuRS. OIL PAINTINGS. SlLNERWARE, 6e-D.
Furu are 10 he large threessry house NJ 70 Muayt,
STATING cared Nd PaoT Suites 10 "a in h
.ht s.ny Sofss cushion Chairs RockeT,; od etc
Side Al Caro- Tsbe.; Rookrsck Music sud Cornst Sa&
eesAit Tsp.sry CSp-t.. uesl- new srse Nrrc. sts.
rich Broes- s Lace Contains. cns " O Psnuas'I Br
sion a sDi Dining Tables bedroom farDiturs Of the w
hind w: Ro.e~ocd end mahogany Betstesis Bsre,as I'd
Whstands made In the best sso maple ant sss
Bedste.d. cspeest Cbsirs two elegant painted Bedsss
Suit Beddirg sheets. Pillows, Blankets. te,hets.ts Hs
M-ttse. common Nssh'tsnds and Ctecse'y befrsam Cv
Pets Lounges China Vsses China Tos ets bet Cs
1}la-ware Cutlery rich Suverusre, s.yers Casters Va
hets Cake baskets spo foris ch plates r
grsice. The sale viii sitb tbs ktchea fan
Which embraces sad dssiribe assortment Of ever
IN pg Necessary tor hou'ekeePng
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-08
A. c. Turns. Aucticoeer-ofios No % sr,.S-,y
A ITRACTINE SALE Of FASHIONARII

a ITKACTINE SALb OF FASHIONABIp
N FIksT-cLASs CAsINEr PURNITURE-Aso -
elessnt eek DlslSG-kOOM SUITE the match o. vhA -
~ for fS-o be told regsri cost b.tas a, -
Of Waters Esq. A. c. FUTILE will ssi THiS OAR.
ltl ocoek Ire private OF ~ Walters, ksg n
50 N.her - near Broadway bis entre stock u xess',
fr,tcss FtYnturr .)rtng opportunity eel oEs,ls
those who the best cass OF fsi,nsbls fGnsra
which Is Fu,rarteed equal net superior 10 msSafss.
u th, civ, TIE stock prses eessnt d and .s
auy P,ror suites sidebps Etss sook Aas.
Gscr Fsmt,uis Center snd ENtensoo TsAles a. A-s ~,
wocd mshos.by snl sslnut Bedroom FursSare A.e a,
.lid cab DniDz very richly carved coaSsas
F,gere Fxtepsion Tab twelve sce sni wD Arm cbs
Loopss-h. match cf which sold fcr ESQ The Whole
s.od reg,rd q cost for cash Cssosas ready .
u!ornirs oftsle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-08
DYs. DRAPER, on TUESDAY, Nov 20, at ~

I'D O'clock sth Merchant Exchange:
SALE OF VALUABLE COAL LANDS.-SlA MON DEt
PER will sell a. suction. at l2 m. rUESDsY Nov
at the Mere Exchange New York the folio wing pup
erty: 81 Aesany LANDS 10 Maryland lying ~esi
Cumberland the coal and glade regions chief, tbs BIDS
uoe Ohio railroad THIS land I, sold coss oiot nz
Many Of these rscs are 'su.b esoms con..ds
quantities Of coal aud timber and others yng Ia tn. bes
,ul pastoral country Of Msrlstd distinguished ft
bssltb and picturesque besuy All OF m.y b. reached
few bours ride r. bsmf BY the nal more and Ohio ra
road The les direct from the State of Maryland. Tss
Of .ae half ce.hhs balance 10 equ' piyGen Of ,r u
U I've months with interest This property will be sold 10 10
Of each printed particulars Of which maJ
tanned OF the suctonesT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-08
RESELL w. wEsTcoTr, Aucilons.r
TIFGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE 8

Il AUOTIoN.-R. W. wESTCOrr Will s.ll To- MOI
ROW (Fday), Nov g. ct lO O'Clock at hJu.e No u ahs
a dooTs 4thst the eure handsome Furn urs of
house cas cues Of which will be rsdy hi, day The sale %
he pefempoTy without regard to weather. cOa log 10 ~
.upsIb Ros.u God PisLoFsue stool aud Cover; br
French. p.te Musrs suite Rosewood pasf Funiue lara
hroc.oe Velvet and Brussels Room and Stair Capsi Tees
Tee, as Mosaic and Pearl ioaid CeGtsc and Psr rs
se.nt Peri ian Click Reception Chss coec ion o. 6s,0
Pal iirss Porcelain and China Vases Rosewood and xs
any Chan Fuilu'e Spring and Cottage Chsf. BOD
eIsi two Ersuelsd Chambs, Suites wIh marb tops 10
qua OF lair Mattresses, Beds. Sc.; ExPnson Dlinl ~
lie. Tsbles; Frenh Chias; Ivory Cutlery; Cut glass Wa
&c with lsyse y,riey Of Bedroom and Ktshsl Farnkls
on Cloth &c. deposit will be required Of pa fohassrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-08
DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES.


As-EEw.YokK No. sCs sroadvsy, opposite ElsventhH
Brooklyn. No. 1S7 Mon'sgue-plsee, near C0nrtr
Mr. DODWORTH has the hfnof Of snoouncins tnn tes
Classes for Lad Gentlemen his Academies 10 New
Yort and Brooklyn open for the season 80
Cireusr, Containing terms &C. ear be Obtained ct either CT
the Acsoeuies .
MI DODWORTH the pleasure of informing his friends
that szreeaby TO their repeated solicitations 20 establish
Dancing Acscemy Brooklyn the plan successful IN New
York he erected spacious bui dina eonsns eye con-
and In every way sptsd the hsdtl exercise to which
R,ooilyn the Court.st Fult and Myre,y Railroads meet
ine a. the he,d Of place but few steps from the
Academy.
soirees exclusively for Pupil, ,nd Parent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-08
Real Estate for 6ale.
TNHE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY
IS ,Eow PREPARED SILL evEE TWO MILLIONS OF ACRES
SELECTED
pRAIRIE. EARN AND WOOD LANDS,
IN TRACTS OF 40 ACRES AND UPWARD,

IN TRACTS OF 40 ACRES AND UPWARD,
To suit purchasers long credits and a. low rates OF interest
They were granted BY the GOvernmsn encourage tho
building of this which the extreme oorth 70
the soqss Of the s .S Of s1
dotted here and there vii m,snscept ost Gtoyos Tne re-
snds for cultivation They scattered from one to hssn
mile. OF each SIDE oft through is entire is eng in dsD .
gently rolling and t ed for grazing cattle and sheep
The r.t crop Of Indian corn planted newly broken
Pse usually pays the cost Of o sins and .oenes fencing
ope S pcw and two yoke Of oien viii ,esk one add
per day. Contracts can be made for break
ceus farm. nay Be- broken and fenced the @
s1d under high state Of cultivation the second year
lands the Eastern and Middle States Is known TO be much
the fs sssn mafs TS. rapid growth Of flourish.
and villages along the line Of this road atrd grow
ing bone demsi for farm produce.
Coal and wood along the road different points
at from 81 50 to 81 the cord CT tun. -
for homes should into consideration that the
country of tie Mississippi destitute of railroads. that
on the line Of inoi. Central Railroad direct to hs great
Eastern market sufficient Of ise to pay the investment at
from $40 SIS per higher than in government lands 10
In other words that costs much more 10 se prod
Ss t,,tep that the fsey will nd much more pro-
htsble 70 locate on the line of this railroad
PRICE AsD Terms Of PAYMENT
The price will vary from IS S25 according to location,
quality Contract for deeds be made during the year
D.sl mtIisbe FIST 10 become due two ysa from date
corsc the others annually thereafter The last payment VIII
s, the @ es so of A % the ss c,s
February these sdp free from taxation until they are
deed granted 20 the purehassf
IkTEREsT WILL BE CHARGED AT ONLY TWO PER CENT PER
Az security for the performance Of the contract the hfs
two years interest DO paid advance hut must be
desood one,enih Of the land purchased shah yearly DO
brousht under cultivation Longer credits st k per cent per
sruun esosed by special application Twenty per
cent the credit price viii be deducted for cash. 10 wnieh
case the Conpsnys bonds will be resolved as esh
II is be eved the price org credit aud low rates Of To-
terest charged for these LANDS witt enste mao With Il.
hundred doars cash and ordinary Industry 10 m,ks himself
ipdeper al the purchase becomes due Mean
time the rsTd of the will PROBABLY have In
creased their fold When required expe
person will accompany applicants TO give information
and cid m ecung lsnos. - ,
Large Ps showing the precise location Of the lands through
out be at the ollie Small pocket III aus
guide any part Of the comp4nys !Snds and ranpnes
containing Information accompanied by numerous
letters from respectable farmers throughout the sta may DO
had on application the Office Of the Company No % echi
ssnsv., Chicago. ChAhLhS NJ ~ 20 'H-,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-08

JosyPH EECEhAS, Ancn Ined n A
ON FRIDAY, Nov. 9, at 10 o'clock CA a u * f.1
" the Central saiesroouls WiheushbJr. eorne, 2y,sr
BROOKLYN the usual variety Of second hsna ~
TURE, CARPETS. &c. Hadeob-rsh Hester u 90 80,
/ Ke,ser', d. and about % Stoves Of yAio1s 49,,
Isrlof cba1be ofice cooking; II boxes IAN .sSl
boxes Candles St.rcb Tea spd Barey. &c. h'o 800
lie Ct rosewoo5 P.rl,r Fornitsre Richly carved ms
p ST.. BULBOUS ROOTS consisting OF byssnnil !.
Crown IurersIs Crocns Iris, &c. viii al ps s.s ~
D. red Of this years imp rts,ion Thee 1e va. "a!
smr Or ID. os. b~sutifu Of flowers snd are gsns''"'
s.ryedly fsTortes with ladies'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-08

GEORGE Cook Anc'ioaser. .,cr
APCE and PFREMpTORY SALE OF NV

r ARCE and PEREMFTORY SALE Of NEW
MIFLEGANT FURNITURE q: tbe saleHoou No \,
Nsa.sGst TBS DA,. (rhas1sy) at ~ e'e!SeL ~
stock embraces Psror. Chamber and pnias o9e' ~ IA
~. C.nsr sds and Pier Tab eel f,'. siieb'ard'
Wsrdrobes Ctips and Gl~-ws,, Vases, hino'' 49, 80
Catalogue. 90 The morLisg Of sac. Boxing 'SiPpat
the bet manner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-08

nyxRY T. LsEDs, Auet'r-9y nENRY LEEDs&co
4 SSIGNEEs SALE of VALUABLE FURS-
"A On FRIDAY at lOt o'clock, q lTse sock Of fURS ss
,sDg If Robes victOlines Capes Cud Nuts, &c. fGlw
culsrs will Be siven 10 Tomorrow papers The s.e vii
pspmptory by oI6er Of Assignee Tbs trade aud o'he" h
yittd.
LECTION NOTICE S. /. BART0L, AN
~ toree,-By = y BARTOL 4 Co-Wni sell TAfs Du
At ICl o'clo1 Of No. 80 Pesrl Peek p Gun. II
se-s BYspdy Jugs Vine BAY Rum Cigars Plates hoe leo
VASES fancy Cologne, and other wares ~ ene' as'ds
Liquor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-08
A. NJ MERwIS, Aucnopeer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER 81 Co.-Trsdo Sd,

NOSDAY Dec. 3, 1858, snd fllosins day,
PARCEL SALE of FNGLIsH aud AMERl AN BODkt-
The Catalogue ibi. SAFE will be sued 10 few days s
viii pbrace itch col eeti0n OF supetbJ hu
lnhers.
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Gonsrs an6 farms Wante6.

WANTED TO PURCHASE "A FARM in
w WEsTCGEsrER COUNTY Also. good DWELL
ING With STABLE attached this ude Of % h-st Aho n
tsSs for frsi.cas city property FARM: must he within
II rec bour tide Of here. VIII 40 from 500 SIG tW APP
NV 20 DUNCAN SHACKELTON, No. II Nasiust
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Daneina Ardhemies.

A DODwORTH's PRIVATE DANCING
a. Academies
No ere Broadway. New York,
No lS7 nontssus-plsce. Brooklyn,
Az, ,o. on4n for the s..,oa Pupils at any
tine Cnca , explaining tine AID terms c'n Be h'd ms
Academies.
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A DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMIES,
IA No. ec5 Broadway, E.v.Sork;
Nc. Isl BIC nfsgns place, b ookiyr ,
Praccirs bes for Ladies ard Gentleunsr w com
rnenc- on SATURDAY, Nov. ). In Brooklyn-SATUhDAl,
Nov 10 In Eevloik.
Fi1st soiree in Brooklyn on THURSDAY NOV
Fir,t Soir.e ia Nee.Yors THURSDAY, Nov Is
Pupil can enter at an time tbs quarer mneneng from
fhe davo Of ertf