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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-10

SEprc1roS ASp RNENOr.-Lats night, Iays The
Crncian,u Eaquust Of Wedaeslty last, abo7t
lslf past tea, YO0ng woGan named Winfield
Cater delivered hetSeif Up 10 = coupe Of watch
neu, neat tLe eotnet ii Eighth aai Mound stteels,
al The same time procItlmius thAt she he'd killed
"a iatstnSl william.
T,kior BET iAto euslody, the watehmen ualteI
. shot. disaaee back With bet, Spd dteOVeted
lnsa ptosltIie uPou tie naTsmenl on Mound sitett
pos e1Inlaiat hin, lksy dlscoVeted that lis bow.
els Wese ptoitGdiae, tbtough wound which be
haI receiver in tie abdomen. Assistance was
rtoeutrd, aud The man was conveyed 70 his EtN'
5snte. his mans Il Patrick Seahill. TIE gill,
wbo is aLoOt tiGHeea years Of age, end fathtt
saOdlookiuE ana iaielilsat, upon being taken ig
lie waIeh hUute, hsie1 that, uHtet ronlse Of
IpaniaGe, ScAhilI, TOUT weeks OIo, sdueed htt' 4
Isy Of tSo saes he tod lkf that he could moi Iol'
I'll his ptonme. Last aiEht, 10 a'lt Itant,c Stale.
,s called al his lO1tdilE hppse 10 STE hun oad
her Unlktd icEttket Is (St q koSSalh Sltett =
RtiatninE, he attempted, Uhils ia deSolaie pail
~ ,be steel, % commit yioleaee upon let p:Isou'
sad hsJ ptriillly succeed, EAen she Inhleled lhe
squad aLoVe slated, The effect Of Which II was
thought last hiehI Wcvll be fatal.
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g,,osotp.M VA, Jar tssA, 1881.

Mt:TI. &o3iifEtT I NtRt9Sl; -, ~.
year,, and teaI SCI nodn. 10 htlP ae ynl az
ri,ti ne totry itRpion's VttEtaek iE Stes' XII
TSS entirely eVed Of this nVsl saeas a.
Who att Ca.otd wltate Pies wo20 do vel 10 gre tbe
IIISlUIe tIiIL iCuIlt lsalkt usW%,. ,,.,.Sr,vp I.
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DIED.

DIED.
DOsroS, Mach 0.-ReV. Frederick 7. Clay, Of
ilps BulfSh sltett Clutch, Unitsuan, died with .
Cancel in bis somaeh.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

tloF1oS, March Eat South Gstliner. on Wed.
neSddy night, tao elderly ladies'. sisters cilhe lale
Abntt Huetlpuj, Wttt murdered aud the house
tlusaeked a Pteach VACANT was srestsd on
soSpieion.
4:btidse on The WinooSka riyef, m Tie Vermont
RailtOsd vas burnI yrstetdiy. Les $l0,W0-tn'
suited
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PRON NRW Y0nK.

MARcH 9.-Tbe AIayot bss psnatted tie emf.
giants 10 land fr1m The SatduiSR llIgsie Des Gsn.
ey: ~, Se'as .'I;.S !L.{iie act ,
lion Of Baker, Tue suppttL nurdersr Of Poole.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-10

CURE DYSPEPSIA, PILES, &c,
RtsooOIp, WA4LARSton Goa.
AViil iblh, 1854. r 80 y -f.
MkMES

Vttst. us.ti,zt1 T. ISrbSsJ: ,.L. a..
IeIt Sim 81 Wa tptta, b f1tna q 4hs, %
itr Htmptobs VEte:tb+e 1GpCtsEe of DTtPfPSa, hltA
which an Shittsl nIl Iuoat OtGTtNatd lFd
ip; ior p0nhaASA ADD Gtsd Sie bo,ut oea
from n nt Ii Htelk hiiily Of IT, Ard Eead SaItn
lhtSe MILO have DyspersI, II tltT wta G* HahR''Hs
VttslAb:e 1Ipetu,e, il VIII cetttInlI cate theh
'YouI1, witu great Iesfttt
II. NEWCOMER.
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rarit4 Cenfl Rold Wi; b received a. lhs ubaT Got
Of Vur6y 81, Al ~ bJg'$ beluee0S So "a ard p n
Receipts Urea 10 driVeSI 10 all $taltoaS ~ TIE u a. a.
K, aud to CIEeiuGlii.
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I.r,!9rI, Jan. list, 1855,

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lie .f.IiA IE>gfaISe c0'nPahy'
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= to Lil GtSi kc0wEk.lSe AND b.
HESHY FOWLER.
JLsliSe Oi ths Peace
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Insurance.
By sFATn AUTHORITY,
statemeat on JaAaatY l1t, 1883,

pany IoC1tcd At Hartford, EUbR CheJutTed liz lSty
lie tapitltA Five lasdltd TaoesauA lAllaO, aal IL
PSi4 up.
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STATE Of CoSSHcTteTT,
lllTlfoId County

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-26


Al tbs ST. Nichstss Hotel-Geo Darnon, Rhode Island;
h:S n e. W
DO: " W siaslnap, DO; ". 2. B.sser, Do j. works,
S S Philadelphia um ss sssy Major "A Arnold
A. AS G l. SHARPE RosiSn; DIT ssek%.n kindsgLooa'
Engiandi y Murdoek, baltimore; ) 9. feiimAn, Albany;
liisgna; Hon Charles Tsrfax, de 8 e. Nichols Pioyi
Ss.:Ss siss. Francisco n Fsii.s o.%sss; l.
SssSsss,: ss,.s,:; \. i;sss::
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LADY, Gen J. fio%as L. aises' bearer
:i, ssa: s us $s%;,. oSf R,,.
S..ss s%sss, smith Mary sss.ss hsS Gslns:
lazy Gatnsn, J Peterson, { HondsoP, John Sick,
@ i:s R:i %sa sss i'' si ss:
rTeT ssss. vi PS"s.n DR. f
gerald Jr zctnan lady, children and servant
+ s'ss' ,sy e. ;f hsyi; sss sr
si;1sr% srs s sfR sss, A sss Eas..a
s S;%. i s.gS cf S.s Tss.
Ras sssns ws s@th fEia ss ~, pn Sh GsA
Mrs Donaldson Master Donaldson Haynes somendyke
Esq, watson. A Valentine, b 0sgood. c Jordan,
Myers. Capt ] ol'rien, T Barlow. G smith,
w.sins s Ss htpss' w wSSss
Hamilton, ,. Hlsman, J. sloan, Capt q q Chase s.
Closson, Esq., and 1875 in the steernge.
Prom Richmond, AZ, in steamship Jsms.oown-T Hop.
kins, Jamison Stewart, Pescud, J Byard Hin
and LADY " Eliswoxth. r Crane Miss Jones I
Ssrdntr, 9 + 0i.aens, 4 jsrolmann, jenkins, J D
From csrshsssas IN bark RsstisssMr Carter mr. OTIS
Miss Gins.
Tron Belize, Hon, In brig wIns--w Hopkins.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-26

On Wednesday, January "a, BENJAMIN VI. TioNPsos,
aged - years, son Of Robert Thompson, Jr.
The friends and scquaintances Of the family, with
those Of Wells Phillips, respectively invited 20 attend
the funeral this afternoon. at two O'Clock from the
sidsnce Of his father No. 70 sixth street His remains
win be taken 20 Greenwood for interment.
On Wednesday, January "a after lingering illness
ANNIE NJ. Tally, only daughter Of Mary Tally.
The relatives and friends Of The family respectfully
invited 20 attend her funeral from her late residence
No 25T East Thirteenth street to-day Funeral service
atgA. ~. at 81. Btfdget's church.
Washington papers and Philadelphia Ledger please
copy.
On Thursday morning, January ~, HryRmrrA BLACK
In the a2d year OF her age daughter Of the late
der McGrergor and Elizabeth Biaok.
The eatiyes and friends OF the fan y respectfully
invited 20 attend her fuDeraI this afternoon at
O'Clock, from the residence Of her mother, No. st.
Marks place.
On thursday, January 20, MAY =. KK,S, ghter Of
Jsmes aud Anna keapc.
The friends OF the family requested 10 attend her
funeral this afternoon az O'Clock, from the resi-
dsnce Of her father, No 1850 Fifth street.
On "wednesday, January -, PATRICK hckTosi a native
Of bohill county Letrim, ireland, aged 10 years.
he friends and acquaintance Of the family
pccuully invited TO attend his funeral atuo O'Clock this
afternoon, from his late residence No 70 Bayard street
Oh Wednesday, January ~, JorS FEIsc1e, son Of Wm
and sarah speck, Med years and months.
Tie friends of the family respectfully invited "a
sttsrd The funeral this afternoon Al O'Clock from
No. 20 Napein street, without further invita- lion.
On thursday, January Is, after short Illness N1sr
Siln I9vIs, aged - ysat.
BE trends sHd vlAtrss are requested 70 attend b.,
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On Tuesday, January r. by kev. James W. Alexander,
d. D., IirsRY NJ HALEY 70 ACME STUART, daughter Of
John Pbyf..
On Wednesday morning, January ~, by the Rev. Mr..
Cahsn at the residence OF the brides father, RoBEKr
HxwIlIT Of Roelaway l. J., and Miss ARynIA T., daugh
ter OF wm H. Bsr,e, Eq, Of Oxford, Cheningo county,
NY.
On Tuesday, January %, by the Rev T. NJ Johnson,
Mr. GfoRcs CAHoosE Of the Late Captain Henry Ca.
hoone, 10 Mrs. H. A. u. MORRISON, widow Of the late
james D. Morrison, Of Newton Hamilton, Mifiin county
Penn.
On Monday, January IL, by the Rev J. r. sIyker Of
HobokeD, CHARtrs YoS MEYtS TO Miss LOUISA II. vsS
DryHIr daughter Of HeTtaan Won Drehle, Of weehaw.
hen, Nj.
On Wednesday January -, at Sandy Hin, Washington
county, ", by Rev. Jobn = Bowen, ELnAShs IL.
CNockrR Eq Of Aberdeen, Mssissppi, 10 Miss MINERVA
place
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funeral this afternoon at one O'Clock from the resi-
dence Of samuel Wallis, No. lsl Walker street.
aged 33 years and months.
The relatives and friends invited to attend his M
afternoon, at one o'clock, without further notice His
remains VIII be tab ZEN TO Newport r. l. for interment
On Thursday. January %, JAMES MckEsyA, aged
Catharine McKenna.
The friends and acquaintances Of the family are
spectfuly invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
depce Of his parents No. 81 King street this afternoon
at one O'Clock, without further invitaSoo.
received at the late aro at Mr.. HsSes Fort washins
ton in discharge Of his duty Mr. WILLIAM WILSON, aged
A. years and 10 months
bers and x-members OF Pioneer Hose Company No. 49,
and the Fire Department in general are respectfully in
yed to attend his funeral this afternoon, Mt three
o'clock from his late residence, OF Third
and l2Cth street Cars win leave City Hall at O'Clock
and 10 minutes.
On Wednesday evening. January "a, EDwIS II. LAM
DON, in the seth year of his age.
His remains viii be taken to Minebeck, n. Y, for In
On Wednesday, January "a, after long Illness, STE
rBES ARkSTs Of the late Thomas Arr Of this city
aged &c years.
His friends and relatives are respectfully invited to
attend The funeral from his late residence, No. 33s Hicks
street sacket street Brooklyn % morning,
OF ten O'Clock. without further invitation.
On Wednesday, January "a, at No. 167 Third street,
Williamsburg, in the 4oth year of hs age, FREDERICK H.
His friends and those of his brother Thomas P. Way,
are invited to attend his upera this afternoon, at two
O'CLOCK His remains VIII De taken 10 GREENWOOD
At Hoboksn, on Thursday, January IS, ELLA, only
child of Lucas A. and Caroline Van Boskerck aged
year and 10 months.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this afternoon, at O'clock from
Ne. 81 Washington street.
On Wednesday. January "a, at her residence, Erie
street between South Third and South Fourth streets,
Jersey City, Mrs. SARAH CLARK, aged go years. months
and day.
Her relatives and friends the friends Of the fami-
ly respectfully invited TO attend her funeral from
her late residence, this day, at twelve O'Clock, NJ
At Fort Lee n. on Wednesday, January "a, MARY
ANN, second daughter Of Cbas. 3. and Abigail H. Wat
kins aged 10 years, months and % days.
The funeral will take place Sunday afternoon, at
three O'Clock. Her remains viii be taken the
river TO the family vault in Trinity Church Cemetery
the weather permits The frauds and relatives of the
family are respectfully invited to attend.
At SDeeden's Landing, Monday mornn g, January
o. at the residence Of her son. Henry Coles, MARGAEE
widow of Jacob Miller in the 61th year Of her age.
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A UCTIoN NOTICE II. WILSON, AUcrIoNEER =

A UCTIoN NOTICE III. WILSON, AUCrI0NEER,-
"A this day friday morning, at 10 O'Clock, the
tents Of the large four story house 100 Twenty fourth
street. between Seventh and Eighth avenues consisting
OF rosewood psrlor furniture suite centre and side
tables about 800 yards tapestry carpet the floors,
large pier glasses rosewood etgere with mirror DOORS
brocatee curtains rosewood octave pianosorte
superior instrument oil paintings, solid mahogany
tension table china dinner and tea SETS costly china
vases ormolu clocks and mahogany bedsteads
bureaus and wasstands, beds and bedding, hair mat
tresses bedroom carpets crockery cut glass ware silver
ware, casters with cut bottles, elegant tea service
salvers with solid silver edges, cake baskets, spoons
forks, &C. being the whole contents Of large and well
furnished house The furniture nearly new and every
article will positively be sold.
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GRAND LARCENY.
jersey City News.

MEETING LADIES TO Assist THE PooR-on account Of
The pressing wants Of those who have applied TO the City
Missionary for assistance and the insdequacy Of
AZ his command where clothing and bed clothing
re required special meeting OF the ladies' Sewing
ocety will be held at the Of the Young Mems
aristian Association ofHenderson and Gregory
eets this afternoon 70 furnish additional articles Of
ID 10 kind. Contributions OF material ard assistance 10
Il ding u up, are solicited.
. IA IT, Richard psr of the early settlers OF Jersey
v, died on Wednesday, at the age Of -.
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DY SUDAN HEGEMAN, AUCTToNEER, FRIDAY,
ID Jan. 20, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, ut the large store
on the corner Of Myrtle and Lawrence street.
Brooklyn, all the furniture consisting Of SOFAS chairs
bedstssds feather beds mattresses book
two pianof-Nunns Clark, makers DC. Also two yaln.
able horses, harness, wagons, tinmsn's to,ls nc All
10 be sold without TO close the copartnehp Of
the firm.
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A uCT1oN NOT1cE.-M DOUGHTY, AUCITONEER-
"A will SELL this day, ut 1925 O'Clock, a 1913 Eighth
avenue the ntre stock II furniture dealer declining
business, consisting In part OF SOFAS sofa bedsteads
lounges French and cottage bedteds spring and hair
mattresses mahogany and walnut dining and extension
tables looking glasses about 800 yards Of three ply and
ingram carpets, hair seat chairs and rockers,
marble top and plain bureaus, new and second hand,
epgravings, ocloths &c. Also horse harness
The whole TO be sold peremptorily, ram or shine.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SALES AT AUCTION.

NJ CRIsrAIAR, AUCTONEER, % BowERY,
IA. win sell this day, at 10 o'clock on account OF
whom it may concern one two horse sleigh, In good
order,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

At MEETING OF CITIZENS or H0B0KEN HELD
"A nj the house Of John Hofer, Washington street,
Hobolen, on Wednesday evening" 24th inst 10 take into
eonst Grafton the proprety OF Incorporating the town.
ship Of Holden, the following gentlemen appoint
,d'-Chsrles spermsn, Esq, Chairman; John Beard,
Secretary.
The object Of the meeting being stated BY the Chair
man as TO the beat and most practical plan that could
be devised Tor the better and protection OF
the inhabitants Of the township, discussion arose, In
which the following gentlemen participated ;--Messs
NeSamer, Beard Louer Gelstnn Whitney Coles Curran
and others after which the following resolutions
unanimously adopted
Resolved, That the opinion OF this meeting the at
tempt that has been made by inter. sted clique to
introduce into the Legislature OF State city char
ter Tor the future government Of township eoncot
ed In secret, without knowledge con.ent IL con.
irafy 10 the democratic principle Of cosntry, and
utterly repuoiatd by W And further, the contents Of
ssd charter, after becoming public, are found 10 he
equally Objectionable and unnecessary the inner
IN which II obtained its existence.
Pefoysd That while fully recognize ths necessity
Of extending the powers OF present corporation
hold that all such alterations may be found necessary
for our better government (no matter they may
orgDait) should and ought 10 be brought Immediately
before the public, Tor their approval or rejection.
Resolved, That In accordance with the Abov. rc.olu
lions, earnestly request fellow citizens 10 attend
the p1blo mestlng to be held saturday evening the
9th inst and tahe such action as In their Judgment
the Importance OF the subject demands.
Resolved, That the proceedings Of this meeting be
published in the New York Herald, New Yors Times,
Stsat 2eltuIg, and the Hoboksn Gazette.
CHARLES SPECIMEN, Chairman
JoHs BARD Secretary.
Hnboken, Jan. -, 1853
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INOR JIvERPoOI.-UNITED STATES MAT, STEAM
II ship PACIFIC, II. Nys, Commander. This steam.
ship will depart with the United states mails for ope
positively on Wednesday, February y At IL o'clock NJ
from her berth at the foot Of Canal street For freight
passage, having unequalled accommodations for se-
gance and comfort apply TO
EDWARD X. COLLINS SO Wall street.
Passengers requested 10 BE- board at II x A. NJ
The Atlantic win succeed the Pacific, and sail Feb "a.
shippers will please take notice that the ships Of
this line cannot carry any goods contraband Of war
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SALES AT AUCTION.

"ENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER-BY II. II. LEEDS
II &Co.-Tbursdsy, Jan. 25th and Friday, 10th, at
10h O'Clock at the rslesroom 10 Nassau street. large
sale Of fancy goods entire invoice OF Wostsnaoms
real Sheffield plated ware. in imitation Of silver every
article Is wrought by hammer, and viii never wear
through as plated goods, consisting Of tea kettles, tea
SETS spoons, forks cators sugars, ladies' trays
iDkstsnds, and other costly Sheffield Tins invoice
Ia TO be sold without limit the highest bidder Also,
200 Italian marble goods the recent importation OF
sisncr g. Pandofn consisting Of beautiful alAbaser
groups, satuettes and figures also, large Etruscan,
Hebe Roman, and other large agate vases for en-
est style. Also several invoices OF asbastsr sauar
representing the Three Venus Of Canovi Dancing
Girls, Cleopatra, Susannab Hebe Of Canovs Hercules,
Venus in Shell busts Also, large invoice Of bronzes
groups, figures, &c china ware fancy soap, portemon
together with variety Of other goods to close nyoices
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GoHOTA LODGE no Ia7, l. o. or O. PA FREE
~ lecture wall he delivered before this lodge Friday
ng, the 2Cth inst at O'Clock IN the Dorie room
Cdd Fellow Hall, corner Of Grand and Centre streets
btHhis ofthe order are invited 10 attend
I'IGBTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION or TIE NEW YORK
IL Canary Bird Fahelers' Association will be held ~
Mm Messengers, No 321 Bowtry, second door shcTs
Second street bcing Monday I'D, and ening
saturday 9th inst, IRON "a. ~ 10 p NJ daily IN
auction sale Of the birds exhibited for competition will
he held on Monday, 2sih Of January, a. ~ O'Clock
Na AiUKs UpIoE JANUARY 2 sbs,-THFlL m
l opened, At this once, complaint book under the
charge Of competent person for the purpose Of re-v
Ing and entering al complaints u matters coming wiihs
wiz entertain and far the laws give him power,
Ahe cogniEance Of charges preferred BY responsbs
ties for violation Of ordinances and dsrsieon Of duty
upon the part 81 holding oos und~r TINS city
Epvrpmsnt. By order Of the Mayor
wn u rTtPHESs First Marshal
All ths papers In thi. city yin please eopy ssd ssnA
NO1ICE--o. q. A.-THE NUMBERS OF wAsHfsG
~ ton Chapter NJ. 2, o. =. win m~e; At their
chapter room this 18th day az January at " O'Clock
precisely 70 attend the funeral q or ase.assa brother
AbusI slocum. JOHN DARsUW 3.
.. Fn1riuicK, &. o. The G.
nFTIoE on TIM sEfosD AVENUE RAILROAD CON.
" pany Eev YORK, January 10, iss5,-Ths annual
election for Directors Of this company -ili be held
Monday February s. aeIt a. ~. ofes ~ "a. company
No. ~ Borery, from ~ till oeiOcf. The transfer
bools Wn be closed from the 18th INST guin sitter tho
slscton. BY order c. ROGHRs secretary
~ 4. A-THE CRITR % uNTTTD AyIRICASs.
". viii celebrate the arniVsrssry ~ the birthday ~
darlington "a ~ FsbfuAry merit 10 th.r s.nsl uan.
nsr The AesSsmy u husie, on Fourtssnih street,
hss been procured Tor the oceasIos and proper commit
isss fofHto ~ The eontsnou ~ dsle1ats. vho bsli
~ q tseh v.i Chsp,srs noi -, reported eli pass
acefsfs " W UsBOFN CEsifTnsn. as Grana ~.
jos. iItsr, f.c'y, ~ chAtbsm street
thth cnn1bJsT Cor. Fee y, ~ Wal street.
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A UC1ION NOTICE-IHOs. BELL, AUCrIONEER
IA BELL BUsH-Tnis cay at 10S O'Clock, at II
Centre street. balance stock hotel and family furniture
tables, chairs counters, coucbes SOFAS bureaus, bed
steads, mattrerses, carpets, paintings sc. Also,
quantity of tobacco, segars, liquors, &C.
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CLOTHING, &C.

CAST or cLOTHfEG AND W RSirrRE WANTED =
~ ladss sni gsnflsmsr hstlns any ~ "a abSvs -.
teiss % dsToss ~ st'an fair sash Price Ny ssss
Ing - The sutserhfr - W ". Pet Ure~ n tAAss
aiisncec ny Mrs. D.tTs'ded !. n It11IioRy,
- - Vim street
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DY WATERBURY DYER-THIs DAY, FRIDAY,
Id Jan 20, at their store 10 Broad street large and
very costly invoice Of French diamond jewery and gold
watches In extra heavy, magic and hunting eases The
cost OF this splendid invoice including the duties Just
paid IL 81 500. This sale 10 peremptory and will
mencs at 10s O'Clock precisely and continue till every
article ON the catalogue II stld.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-26

CBTIP tOlt-S - roR FEsT RID lsH srOyg 10
~ greer sBd 81 fef es rcd ssh err y tbs
ruhlie aDa " % fcr large fss ssh nj, al -sl
stfssnsd sne fee % ssTisgs. nee ny rrns 80
-" ssttaiion -bsfsver. mfHtFp - MON, 20 ~
a.tsss, tsfwssn IOurisssih spS gs..sfh streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-26

Essences Oh Ntuer Brahdy, betKnette, Hen~
Messy peach and otard brandes, Jamaica and St. Crox
rum, Schiedam schnapps apnisette absynth aud
Gao the fsvoris brand Of oil Of cognac oils Of
bitter Almonds juniper, pmsnto, stsrrsnnfs absynth
caisway, peppermint &c. ;patina, bismuth manganese
distilled mercury, byposulpbide soda Thornes extract
copava, fumigat pssties, carrnne rouge, &c For
sale by DR.. T.. FEUCHrwANGER, 14i Maiden lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-26

Holloway's observation-disclosures Holloway
had the honor Of being presented to the Emperor Of
Russia In 1853 and obtaining permission for the sale Of
this extraordinary ointment in Russia, in
Of its great efficacy in all skin diseases. IL will
salt rbeum and scrofula when all other fail
Sold BY all druggists at 25c 62kc. and 81 per pot and
at the manufactures, 80 Maiden iane New York, and
IA Strand, London.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-26

EIwARD sCHENCK, AUCTI0SEER EDWARD
IL SCBtNCK viii sell At auction this day, at III o'clock
At his salesroom, 10 Wall street magnificent assert.
utnt Of jewelIy, diamonds, imported watches, silver
ware, &c. The Jew.ry includes heavy gold bracelets
pins, brooches earrings ebateanss, guard chains lock
cts sleeve buttons gold pencil cases &C. cluster and
single stone diamond rings pins, &c. alec large
sortnent Of co,ty imported watches by the best
in Europe afo tine gold vest fob and guard chains OF
The latest patterns sale positye Terms cash city
funds.