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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-03
LOST LAND WARRANTS.

IS 81 IS A
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BOUNTY LAND
dow OF John deceased under the
March 1885, was by It'll September 1885 mailed Suf
iok VA 70 j. Thompson, banker New York and that
same has been lost All cautioned pur
missioner Of Pensions for duplicate Of such warrant and
steps have been taken 70 prevent the issuing Of patent
therefor. RIsPAH RABY
Suffolk, Nansernond county Va, lSh Oct. is;s
JOHN r. knnr, Attorney.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT BOUNTY LAND
IN warrant No. 4l45, for - issued
act Of Congress OF I'd March 1856 by on The in day OF
september, 1855 mailedn Suffolk Va TO j. Thompson bsnk
New York and that the has lost Al persons
cautioned against purchasing the same asappc alton Will
be made 10 the Commissioners Pensions for duplicate of
such warrant and steps have been taken issuing
Of patent therefor JAMES BYRD
JOHN r. KIIBY Attorney.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT BOUNTY LAND
IN warrant, No i264s for i20 acres issued 10 me under
act OF Congress OF Sd March 1855 by 7h day OF
New York. and hat the has been os All persons
cautioned aganst purchasing The same application win
be AIDE the Commissioner OF Pensions duplicate or
such warrant and steps have been AIKEN The suing
sniIoIk Nansemond county, Va Oct, i2,b ia,
JoBN n kiLny Attorney.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BOUNTY I.Ayn
warrant No l26<o tor 40 issued % me under ac
OF Congress OF I'd March isna by IN day 81 aes
iember, 1855, mailed at Suffolk Va 70 j. Thompson banker
New York. and that the has All persons sra
cautioned against purchasing the application will be
made 10 the Commissioner Of Pensions duplicate Of sacb
warrant and steps have been taken issuing Of
Suffolk, Nansemond county Va I2th oct Isss
JONI r. Knsv, Attorney. w. 'N'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-03
THE BALL SEASON.

GRAND BALL. CMnITARy AND CIvICJ coMPIr
IA menfnry TO MT shelton widow OF the Jas shelton
Robertson leader Of Roberons band assisted nv n corn
miiec Of old friends and admirers Mr. shelton viii he
given Thursday evening December lsS at Mlers new
and magnificent city assembly Broadway Robertsons
brass hand have kindly volunteered ON Inc aboye
occasion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-03

ARGE SALE OF CANELfAs AND HOT Uousr
IL piAnis.-y. L. yANDEwArER viii SELL ,sss a,v ss.
urday November At ii O'Clock At the saesroo II MAIDEN
large and splendid double cAmeas fuio nanhne
scicns cape essamnes &C. &c All from The nursery Of
Chss More, 9Th street and Third This assortment
comprises Oil Of The choicest varieties and dne condition
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-03
FINE ARTS.

GARD MISUNDERSTANDING CARDS VISITING
nj home and business cards engraved and printed IN the
-. ~ syoa ME style; also, choice wedding
se Il plated door and number plates seals &c
G,ders by mail puncsuslly attended 10.
X lEGGErT EngrAvsr, No John street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-03
INSURANCE..

C. :
MARINE AND INLAND INSURANCE.-THIs CO
lM pany announce that they have jutt completed a
subseI Of In advance fpremiums S2OOD
making the OF their hand x7OD0DD
and that they continue take inland navigation
risks at current rates Of premium
TRUSTEES.
". W. Dibblee, J. A. Leland, Frederick q. Swan.
Thomas 1ieson. John =. Pauiison, Geo @. Stone
Josiah o. Low, Paul Alden, u. q. Norris
Lucien ID. Conan Thomas Dunham. VIM. Kent,
silas X. Everett \. II. Agreda, Edward Rowe,
George Chairman, A. W. Whppie, David Ogden,
tbauncey d Hurd Jno. Farrell, Bertrand Glover
James Chambers b. A. Mumford A. Yznaga Del Vale,
Henry Robinson, Benz. Salter. Jr., j. Cohen, yr-,
Il. B. Biydenburgb,R. L. McCYeady, James g hyde,
r. j. Brown. a. o, Oriswold, Jr., Robert l.. Taylor,
VIM. 7. Frost, j. Bramwell, Peter a ~ henauid
Alfred Laid, Eben h. Croker, i. Is. Wyman,
FRANCIS skiddv Ab,m q He'll. A. d. Fenton
rum 'A'u''' w. w. DiBiiLEE, President.
JOHN r. PAULIsON, Vice President
MECHANICS FIRE INSURANCE C0xpAEY;.CApI.
street WILLiAM H. Dn onoVi, Ercsidnn'
HEsRY b. DAwsos, Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-03

CrNCE THE INVENTION or THE COMBINATION CUsH.
ions BY the undersigned certain drm who tno, ro,haa
ofthe requirements Of The billiards. are presndng 70
have invented cushion also caution the public
against them. Ny model tables. with my combination cush
Ions for sale only al 80 Chamber street M srs nesf 10
Bur,ons 'heare. MICHAEL PuELAN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-03

A UCTION NOTICE-LARGE PERMEPTORY SALE OF
II elegant imported gold watches and diamond jewery.
EDWARD sCHENCK win sell at auction this day at t01a
O'Clock the sales No 10 Wall large choice
invoice Of elegant diamond ewery consisting in OF brace
richly mounted In 10 carat gold; also, elegant English aud
French watches, in hunting and open consisting Of
sched levers by Lagar Hagenen Dent Roske and other
gold lewery do. FloreDine and Roman do
gold guards chains chaelanes &c &C. Sale positive,
cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-03

TNUGENE y. FRANKLIN, AUCrlONEER-BY FRANK
II LtN NICHOLS at the residence 20 East Twenty fourth
street. Fourth Monday November Messrs.
T. n will sell the entire furniture contained the
said premises together with the of the same 70 May
1885, The sale will be peremp,ory the being about
for Europe. The catalogue embraces elegant paror suits
covered In rich crimson velvet piush mahogany teie
stands Brussels tapestry carpets lace curtains oil paintings
manel and pier mirrors ormou clock and mante
mosaic tnaid tables Ac ingram stair carpets oiicioh mat
tnss &C. mahogany chamber furniture beside the usual
riey Of kitchen and hall furniture, cutlery glass; &c also
winter fuel In cellar The lease of the premises will be dis.
poted Of before the SALE Deposits required from purchasers
who must remove their goods day of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-03

r MORIARTY. AUCTIoNEEa, WILL SELL, THIS DAY,
at 10 O'clock a. IT'S Chatham square general assortment
feather BEDS ten dozen comorters sixty late forty
ton mattresses and various other goods Sale positive
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-03

A UGTION SALE.--COLE CHILTON.wILL SELL AT
"A the Merchants Exchange, at IL O'Clock, Friday, the
9Th day November those three and dwellings
ner Of Ninth avenue ahd Twenty eighth street The above
property IL In good ORDER and we'll built containing
modern improvements Also lots land twenty
by ninety eight feet nine inches side Of eighth
street two hundred and twenty feet of Ninth
For particulars Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-03

HORSE AND WAGON AT AUCTIoy-y. L. vANDE
IL WATER viii sell this day, IL oc.ock, In front of
alesroom, IL Maiden lane bay trong horse eight
I'D believed TO be perfectly sound and kind good traveller
from tricks also shifting top spring wagon nude By Brewer
also silver mounted harness. whip blanket, The
whole to be sold without by order of the admins
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-03
BILLIARDS.

q BILLIARD TABLES FOR sALE-ARE or THE VERY
~ best mAnuiacurehave been bu, very little used and viii
sc sold low 10 clio ne business Apply TO H. D. Felor No
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-03

UCTION NOTICF.-M DOUGHTY. AUCTIOEEER.-
"A This day. at 0l O'clock at the auction 81 Centre
street general and secondhand furniture
viz mahogany chairs sofas t"iea etes lounges. bureaus
tapestry and other carpets bookcases cherry and walnut
tables china and glassware beds mattresses and bed
ding lace and muslin curtains shades cock French and cot
@ge Dcasehds mt rors &C.: also lot grocery dxtures
counters oil caLs, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-03

w s. MEILOR, AUCTIONEER, BY HOUGHToN 4
w MEILOR-special sale Of aud second hand rose
wood and octave square and upright panofsrtes this
day Saturday at l3 Nassau IL o'clock of the following
makers-Lnderman IL Son, Person, Gilbert johnson Car
Fancher and other celebrated rnakersdfteen
beral Of which fully warranted the when pur
chased at private sale We invite the trade and others in
Oh eooa nsI Also one re octave SQUARE pian9iore
mouldngs and finished all round for years;
yard been in use about SIX weeks two thick French plate
style; made arrangements for packing the premises
Tor the accommodation Of country purchasers Now exh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-03

WIN. Writers, AUCTIONEER. WILL SELL ON SA.
w turday, mt l0h o'clock at 1877 Canal street. large
quantity Of household furniture removed for sale One suite
In hair Goth, centre and side tables and other glasses
paintings, mante clocks vases bookcases curtains
shades tapestry three ply md other carpets oco, French
aud other bcdseats hair mattresses feather beds bedding
marble top dressing bureaus and washstands toilet sets
dining room and kitchen furniture and also, china glass and
plated cook stoves, and all the fixtures bakery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-03

T1UNIS MOKRELL AUOTIONEER -EXTENSTvE AUG.
ton sale this Saturday morning. at 0 o'clock at 81 Mas
street. Of furniture mirrors silver plated goods paintings
china mattresses &c furniture consists Of wood paror
suits covered satin French brocae and hair CLOTH maho
md black walnu, xenson dining tables chamber suits
OffnabogaDy rosewood black walnut and enaeed with and
without marble tOps sofas ee easy ocking and
or chairs centre and sofa tables cottage and medium furn
silver plated viz cake baskets
goblets &c. mirrors French and German plate large and
oval paintings large variety and choice; china tea and
toilet ware hair mattresses, two superior sewing machines
iron safe, counting house desks BCaalogue containing
full description be had early decided opportunity
obtain bargains
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-03

A UCTION NOTICE-EXTENsIVE AUCTION SALE OF
IA household furniture, scThs morning Saturday, at 10Y
O'Clock Nassau street. doors from Fulton street,
JOHN f. RUSSELL Aucioneer, by Day, Russell Co.. will
above collection of household furniture full
ticuars of which win be found in catalogues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-03

WHO WOULD BE WITHOUT A BONNET WHEN SUCH
w variety be and purchased low price
hose a. G BELL 90 millinery and pattern store No
&c., are to be found at this place In greater profuson of
the latest sy and at reasonable prices than at
other place h the city All that study elegance with economy
should give Be Co call and we confident they win
MOI be disappointed NB-Basque waist and cloak patterns
cut In the latest style.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-03

UCTION .-wELL TNGTON 4 CARTER, AUG
honeers will sell this day tSaturiay at 10 O'Clock at 80
Greenwich street, for account OF concerned quantity Of
damaged hardware SOAP candies sugars scgars blankets
OOklng RaESes. &c. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-03

y IuIILn No. ~, s ~ "a nHVAD
furniture elegant oak dining suite he match
Of sold for &) be sold Without regard TO cost
lo O'Clock a. the private wsrerooms Of Wal!
ters Walker street, Broadway, his eutre stock
frat class opportunity sell
dom offered those who desire the Of fashionable
furniture of which IN guaranteed f suparior
any manufactured In thus city, The STOCK comprises elegant
and mahogany paror SUITS sldeboards eageres
armour glace. tau euis centre and exten
tables &c also rosewood mahogany ard walnut bedroom
furniture also solid oak dining sue very richly
carved consns OF eegere extension table 10 side and
chairs and lounge the which sold for $780,
The whole be sold regardless OF cost for cash Catalogues
ready the morning of sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-03

WILLIAM IRVING, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
w furniture, &c WILLTAMIR IRVING co viii sell
ion on Monday, November at lo O'clock at No Union
quare, mahogany palOr end bedroom furniture, Brussels
arpets marble top counters and show together with
and complete assortment of copper tin and wooden bak
'ug utensils usually found In q drst class bakery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-03

UCTION NOTICE.. BOGART AUCTIONEER -BY
"a s. Monday, At Iob o'clock, at the auction
Frankfort aud William streets, variety sale
household furniture, lot OF fancy goods dry goods, &c Par
ucuars 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-03

A UCTiON SALE OF THE FIXTURES or a BAKERY
n store Fixtures show closet, glass jars scales,
weights tin large mirrors tables cake boxes Sale ai
Ion O'Clock at ISL Canal street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-03

UURs FOR THE wINTER-ONE HUNDRED VERY
superb Ficher Busse cspes In Russian mink. nud.ons
Bay sable Siberian squre stone martsn ormne chncha
now sale by the subscriber his cloak fur shawl
wnrerooms GEO. BULPIN, 1854 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-03

yCTIoN NoTICE-THoNAsB BELL, AuCTIoNEER BY
"a Bell Bnsh-This day. Al 0ls o'clock salerooms
North William street-variey lefurnurc, carpets
beds bureaus bookcases, &C. aso large 10; Of dry goods
clothing, second hand and pledged articles
instruments splendid paper macbe portfolios, suitable
ladies. AZ il o'clock will sell valuable second
ladies' full ewelled fine gold hunting with heavy
one genemans do. do. must ee sod md other articles e
As1y judy ment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-03

CHERIFF's SALE OF MILLINERY GOODS "A " Girls.
~ TALAR nuconeer % Bowery will sell Monday, Nov.
9th mt I0 O'Clock assortment silk satin and lace
nets head dresaes silk finges lsces trimmings feathers
OF other articles in the Inc worthy the attention Of the trade
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day at 10 o'clock At 81 Ca,harine street. the new and
prsng full assortment OF black and coored sk French
English merinoes long square shaws blankets quilts 40
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY NOVEMBER g. 1856.


furs acn be found st LEvkY3 STORE a Madsu lane
stpg OF All lie hne and medium grades and
low prices manufactured SUPERVISION of The wei
known GEO. &. MAWSON, agent. Al Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-03

DAWNBROKER's SALEM CAFFRAY WALTERS
WIN sell on Monday next at corner Catherine and Henry
and quilts Worthy the attention OF dealers.
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IpyERHyEMFSTs RENEWED EVERY DAT.
aAI.rsn AZ nUVrxUN.

4 ssNoNEE,s SALE OF MANTIILAs, ULoAKs, 49,
"A for cash No coland street up heen ssyn
ed VIII be closed for cash. at reduction o. my ,oo pcr
cent The stock Is well worthy the attention OF deaier
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-03

NEW YORK FUR COMPANY.-wE BEG TO INFORM
IN friends and patrons that have opened
stan and Hudson Bay sable mink stone msrten Co. selected
and manufactured apdar supervision Parties
beauty Of style cannot be surpassed JOSEPHJ NEWMANN
tend tO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-03

M DOUGHTY AUCT4 ONEER.-STORE q CENTRE
1 street TN Monday At I0. o'clock at 4SO Eighth
nue. between Thirty fifth and Thr sixth the entire
hogany ane cain chairs rockers bureaus tables looking
glasses bedseads mattresses, feather bed washstands wind
sor chairs couches clocks &c worthy the attention Of the
trade % remDtory.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-19

Banks was passed and he around when SAID
act w.s about 10 be so amended a 10 lessen ~
chances for practising swindle upon the peorls
The Booker Is a powerful member Of tie lobby
sgl IS such he has various ways OF making him
self fit His business Is 10 huy and sell moozv
and to shave the people; in the same manner h.
buys and sells members of the Legislature. and
shares them Of their integrity. This dcne. be al
once prepares for his fatal and relentless war
upon tie pockets Of the hard working indusir;.
ous. business men Of the country. Al the bu.
sislgsS men of this State have this time think
some knowledge Of the operations Of these mon.
led vampires. None need ask. as in the case Of
sam where is the broker? lie is eservwhere
So common has the animal become that il Is
somewhat difficult to determine who is nos a bro
ker and | should not be surprised if this very
commonality would bring his business into dis
/, reTute
TIE election of L. S. Senator will, il is thought,
DC attended with some difficulty. in consequence
II The power Of the Senate refuse 70 20 into an
election, unless the result be favorable 10 ma.
jogty Of that branch of the Legislature. | car.
not, however, believe that the Old Line Democ
ray viii be So blind As 10 take upon themselves
tie responsibility 10 stave of the election. and
thus give another downward impetus TO their al
ready waning fortunes. Mons rerrops. Who is
The most likely to be the man. | have not been
able 10 determine. All with whom | conversed
IN reference 10 this matter at indianapolis seem
ed 70 Be emphatically Know Nothings The man
who rode in the omnibus with Sam" will mos,
likely be chosen.
Senator Petit was passing round among the
members. with book and pencil, taking down the
names, | sHppose. of members who are willing to
vo,e for his return 10 the Senate Its little
touishing that there could be found a living man
IN Indiana who would again vote TO return that
great soap tub, when there are SO many decent
men in both parties of superior qualifications
The dwelling house of Charles Moore. about
half mile east of Milton caught fire some time
Saturday night last, and entirely con-
sumed, with nearly all the household effects, the
inmates barely escaping with their lives Mrs.
Moore, | understand, had her feet terribly frozen.
being obliged 10 escape in their bare feet.
Some Of the b'hoys in the south part of town.
took it into their heads one night last week. to 90
into a mans house and administer to him a most
unmerciful eudgeling, while in his bed asleep.
An old man and his son were arrested suspi-
cion OF having aided and abetted They were
examined and discharged. The one who piled
the club, left for parts unknown. Dough-
cough. Yours, coughing,
ECHO.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-19
Its sojourn here will not he long
Zen now in Times great river,
1t, too, is floating ocean ward,
For nothing lasts forever Aheml SHAW


Oogh-oogh-oogh;t shee-tshee-tshee slap
All this cold will bring about my prostration,
fear. Was at the capital last week, and contract
ed the largest cold to be found in that huge depos
tory of colds and, like Stock money! it is depre-
ciating in value hourly, in the estimation of
your correspondent
indianapolis, when I was there, was chuck full
Of law makers, strangers and State Stock money.
The members of the Legislature were going to
work with an energy that leads us to hope that
much will be done by that body to extricate US
from the difficulties into which find ou selves
thrown in consequence Of the lame and mutated
laws OF the land.
The House of Representatives, judging from
the appearance of all, and the known ability Of
many of Its members, possesses capacity equal to
the great emeTgency-as does, perhaps, also the
Senate, but it is feared there is disposition to
thwart the action of the House in reference to
importan measures.
l am glad to believe that WAYNE county has a
delegation there that will act their part ability
who have the ability and industry to look after
the interests of their constituents Meredith
pitches into the work with an energy that almost
bids defiance to opposition. Test rises IN his seat
and speaks with prepcssessIon that bespeaks
for him the cl osest attention, and shows him the
sensible and experienced legislator. Stanton,
though maintaining proper and prudent re
serve as young member Is a working member,
In committee and in bis seat and will vote right,
and not Neglect his duty. Burk, Of the Senate,
Is with the minority but when duty calls he will
be at his post, wisely acting his part. In short,
doubt if the pepole Of Wayne county could
have selected delegation better adapted to the
exigencies OF the times.
It IS doubtful whether all the business requi-
ring attention viii be transacted during the pres
ent session. Much more, fear. is expected from
the present Legislature BY the people. than can
be reasonably hoped for considering that it IS a
two-sided concern. The House has the talent and
material attend to all matters requiring egis-
ation but unfortunately there is lack Of the same
kind Of material in the Senate and hence that
body is always in readiness to dash cold water on
the emanations Of the House. Then there IS the
third House, that IN general has as mucn 70 90
with the legislation of the country as the other
two. Il is to that ubiquitous and irresponsible
body that the people may attribute TIE present
epoch In the monetary affairs OF the STAT
The Broker was around when the Free Bank
inr provision was engTafted upon the constitution
He was around when the act s;ablishing Free
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-19

COMMISSIONERS OF TITS SsNEIS5 FUSD.-We
make the following, extrsc. from the Report IF tie
Commissioners Of the Skiing Fund, as We find
Il in The Indiana Journal. I has more than orsii-
nary in.eres, 4. tiz time IS tie entire proceeds,
after paving the Bank deb. bonds. are to be ay-
Piled 70 tie benefit Of Common Schools In
speaking Of The Sra,e Bank, The Commissioners
say:
notwithstanding tie various changes in finan-
cial affairs since ;hc organization OF the bank, i.
Is very gratifying % be enabled to state that the
object and expectation IF the Commissioners seem
70 be secure of accomplishment, that the profits
realized for the State for the noble object OF COM
mon school education, vi. considerably exceed
one and half million of dollars over and above
disehargIng in full the bonds Of the State issued
for her bank loan.
The resources Of the fund are as follows:
stock Il the state 81 Indiana. sIclS,-54
loans u f1Ei, Gel ,9sc -
Boals Il the state issued for capital purehA-
ris y ne safe issue for internal i1nYroxeuen,
purposes. paid Of ~ the Fund fron the Wabash
e. lie, 100 co
groseae' purposes. redeemed As tsan 80 70 he he
by sscc-5oe "
Intsrest allowed in reIseraing such -
treasury notes. iSS,lSS " --'-i-StS 70
Cash balances due the Fund = the EAst,
and in the branches Of tbs State Rank, Sl,93l 20
subject the interest for
January /, lo55, with commissioners -. 80, 80, =,
premium, 'S'Sio 60 i7r'i- -