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Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-07-03
SOCIAL HALL.

w ladies and gentlemen Of this city th&s
be hes just opened 10 his new building. An sx
tsasive assortment Of candies, confectiOnaries.
| traits and nuts. pasteres, cooling and unIntox-
ieaiing DRINK that he viii prepare daily for his,
| customers. lee cream and various other deli
sacies and comforts Of tho season. He has also
| COED assortment of books and stationary. nov
sN,sengTasings, &c.
"a few doors from the Post Office, Dext to the
bridge. as@ y5n9tf
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-07-03

Eaal III TIE! iT'. -
JOHNSON. CAsADr Z TEST have jsss
- received . large supply Of Land Warrants,
and Sre now fully prepared to mate time en-
teriss. -"
Council Bluffs, may %, rs. y5nl0u
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-07-03
SECOND SALE OF LOTS IN
eAast KEARNEY CITY

KEANNEH CITY.
4 T the sols1ssisa Of our friends. we will
"A offer at pubic sale, on tho premises, in
ksarney City, NsbrasAs TerrAsyy On the l4th
day Of June. and eontinse from day to day.
until all sss ssld at tie option OF the proprie tors
Terms e{ sole, I in hand balance in aud IL
months. JOHN DCULWARE,
JOHN MeMECHAN,
r. E. MCCONNELL,
s@"l3tS Svle Proprietors
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-07-03
VALUABLE BUfHDYNG LOTS
FOR aAIE

s. wAe6Ss evea yalsabte ethyl IN Maria
N,.sHes'e sdditi6n.l Also. aA valaahle city lots
n n.wHsr 5, n blesk "a ii 0rinte's addntsa
4 ~ ely. Apply to .aasss1ls.i lsos a, ~ 3,l
"a i, 81 4. A RARVeTEn Il 90. n
v5.lSAia boB aranti RAoa DstaAa Dfoken
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-07-03
SYRAYEp !

SYkAYEp
- SOME timc last wiuter from FL
y" lisdale, large ane Dark Red two
Ayexr old BULL. Whoever will re
turn the same or give inSsszsatSoa whore he may
Re ts.J, th.aI fe I6<ssSsy rewarded.
J.. E. JOHNSON
Compass Nr Sale.
A es>d seven inch Surveyors Compass fog
ssis--evsyyshsng esmptsts- Enquire at the p
o. - H.aaa- rAs
DISSOLUTION
THE Copatnership heretofore extsiiHg be-
i tween A. Cssnran and j. g.. McGeaih
known in business - Cochran Il McGeath,F
is this day by n.ltaal consent Siss Owed. y p
The business Of the kA will hereafter be set
tied by A. Cochran, uks will hereafter ssntina
in the General LaAa Agency b.eiaess - hereto
fore. A. COCHRAN
J. G. NeGEATH.
June 5, 1855. nl2tf
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Naval Affairs.

OaARLRsTos CHAMBER CoMMERcE-At the quarterly
meeting Of the Chamber of Commerce o. Charleston, Oct
%, 1855 the following preamble and resolutions
unanimously adopted
Whereas, The Board Of Naval officers, recently
vened at Washington to pass upon the qualifications
and efficiency OF the officers Of the navy have placed up
ached 10 the Coast Survey thereby deprvng the
Try Of his services in important sphere of duty, in
which be has already achieved high reputation for
ability and success: And whereas il "a incumbent and
proper that this Chamber, representing IL does, the
commercial interests of Charleston which have been
greatly benefited by the laoors OF Lieut. J. n. Maft,
should give expression 20 their OF the estimation in
which he held and Of the detrmen which his removal
must occasion 10 the public service In which he has
greatly distinguished himself; therefore,
Resolved, That the Charleston Chamber OF Commerce
has heard with great regret of the action Of the Naval
Board, in retiring Iieut j. N Maf from active service
and only attribute its action to mistaken
duty the part of its members, TO impress
sions Of the ability and usefulness of Lieut.. Maht
Resolved, That Lieut.. j. NJ Aiat, by his long, active
and arduous services coast and in afbor,
sulting in the discovery of important TO the
commerce and navigation of our city, has entitled him to
The regsrd and gratitude Of community, while his
personal qualities and department have made him friends
OF all With whom he has been brought into personal
professional intercourse
Resolved That tender TO Lieut. Mahit the
Of our undimnisned confidence and respect and indulge
The hope that Congress will promptly restore him to
profession in which he has already secured disnu
ed position by his at.anments and services.
Resolved, That these proceedings be published in tn
city papers, and that copies thereof De transmitted 70 tn
President Of the United States the Secretary of the Navy
Me sesretary OF the Treasury, and the Superintend
emit Of the Coast Survey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-21

BROADWAY InEATRE The dramatic representation Of
Mrs. Julia Deane Hayne, admired every evening by
large audiences Tonight she appears Donna Lucre
tia Borgia. and Mr.. Fisher Genaro. The farce Of
"Poor Pillicoddy /" will conclude the amusemcots.
BowmY THEATRy--rhe beautiful drama OF "Noro
Crena, will commence the amusements, Mrs Ward,
Nora and Mr.. Ward Roderic 0Connor. Miss Le Fole
viii dance and the amusements viii conclude with the
popular new drama Of q The White Wolf"
BURROWS THEATRE-This favori,e theatre continues
be largely paronsed. The comedy Of the Little Urea
sue,n will commence the entertainments and they viii
close with Dombey and Son." Burton and his fine
pany viii all appear.
wAIncx's THEATRE The COMEDY entitled the 'Li.tle
Treasure" Ia announced the first piece Lester and
ms Hoey in the leading characters The comedy OF the
ofudes all
WOODS MISsrHns.-This band seem 70 be particular
nvori'es we may judge from full homes every night.
the programme Tor this evening.
BuCKIr's SERESApsRs.-The excellent burleeoue ops.
ras produced at this place Of amusement afford the
greatest pleasure TO the visiters.
ACADEMY HArf.-A very beautiful exhibition ,oce.her
with the dramatic dioTama of the Battle OF Bunk or Mn
" given every afternoon and evening
APoIIo Rooss-Mrs. Alexander Gibbs viii deliver two
lectures interpreted with songs the sacred of
the great masters, Saturday and Sunday evenings
next.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


TUEDAy, Nov. 20-6 p. N.
We have no change OF consequence to report in the
stock market far extent Of ira actions is con-
ee5ned. In quotations. the fluctuations not very
great but they very irregular At the first board
Illinois Central Bonds fell of u per cent; Canton Co., Nj
Reading Railroad, /; Hudson Railroad, X; Galena ana
Chicago, /; Cleveland and Iolcdo l; Harlem, ~ Vir
ginia SIS advanced per cent; Nicaragua Transit Ss
Pennsy lyania Coal u. The movement in Erie not
so strong this morning. The stock opened and closed
SO per cent but in the meantime moved up and down
half per cent. Nicaragua Transit little &C
tive than usual to-day, at little better prices Reading
opened at sl and closed at COX per cent without much
activity State stocks and railroa bonds not freely
offered to-day, anc we have important variation in
prices to report.
After the adjournment Of the Board the following
bonds and mortgages were sold at auction by A. Fl.
Nicolay, by order Of Thomas A. Watson ESQ., receiver OF
the National Exchange Insurance Company
1900 DO do do. 66th st. 525
600 do. do land in Csnajoharie 100
200 bond W. Denley's, and mort. on lot, Sd
200 bond Joseph Turner, do, do. 100
4eo DO ] r. Hurlbut & do lot Carltona v. Bslyn sl5
7C0 do. D. d. Kelly, do. Classcn av. do. 600
%, 500 bonds F. l. Andrews, and mort. land
600 bonds W ii. Clark, and mort. half block
Hicks, Percval Columbia and Halleck SITS.
Brooklyn. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
10, 600 bonds ". H. Clark, and mort. u block,
Bryant, Percval Columbia and ossego SITS.
Brooklyn ............:.:.,... 2coo
$4,000 2 bonds W. II. Clark, and mort. half block
Bay, Columbia, Sigourney and otsego SITS.
brookyn.. .............. zVV
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pited Kingdom, ESD. 2e4. a1s 50. ssh e41 2es s2a

United Kingdom, .fS6, 294,3 lS 38,587, 941 293,623
Showing decrease of fl42 100, in the circulation Of
notes in England and increase of f293 623 10 the cir
culation of the United Kingdom when compared with
the month ending the LIST OF September. And M
pared with the month ending the Both CT September,
1854 the above returns show Increase Of 1897 9l 10
the circulation Of notes in England and increase of
f747 1915 in the circulation of the United Kingdom. The
average stock of bullion held by the Bank of England in
both departments during the month ending the 2sth Of
September, was &l3,53o S42, being decrease Of
1888 500 compared with the previous month"; and
increase Of f308,556 when compared with the same
period ast year. The stock OF specie held by the Scotch
and Irish banks during the month ending the 10Th Of
September f3 sos, being decrease Of ga 524
compared with the previous return and increase
of cleo 131 when compared with the corresponding
period last year
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GoIF4uS'* Soo,ooi y
Tho Boston Courier Of the 10Th ms. says


The Boston Courier of the 10Th ms. says
There Is nothing in regard I, the STOCK market.
Very few railroad stocks have sold lately and prices
seem to have settled down 70 che hsrdpan fe years
ago before the construction accounts OF the New Eng
land railroads closed, such socss the Ftchbu u
Lowell, Providence and Eastern, were worth heir noi
pendtures paid from the earnings and no money Il
borrowed to pay dividends WITH they nk thirty forty
and even Fifty per cent below par II is doubtp whether
single railroad In the six New England States has ever
really earned net dollar its fregh. business alone on
account Of the ruinousy low tariffs which still per-
yersey continued The passengers pay much better
hey occupy but little space in comparison with the rea
tive charge for transportation and besides this they oai
and unload themselves without any expense Railroads
Of less experience in other parts Of the country although
apparently prosperous while their open c,nstru stion ac-
counts be charged with extraordnsry
they conveniently called must yet participate In the
The Georgia Ctisen says
plan for selling the Georgia State Railroad Is under
discussion. As Il and has been Il is political ma
chine that will ever be curse to the people
We have some Of the kind In this part OF the
Union, New York and New Jersey is cursed With ma.
chine Of the SORT and the people would like 10 see
them sold out.
The following statement Of the value Ct goods imported
inte Picou, n. s. from the United states viii give our
readers idea of The growing importance Of The trade
and the already beneficial results q the reciprocity
treaty.
ComEscE Pcrou, N. 8, WIFE IBy UN1FD STATES.
1854. 1885.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-21

BAxBApon, W. l., Oct. 2o.-Annexed is a Barbados
prices curren based upon actual sales Flour per
80 co. last sale 283 bbls Baltimore of wharf, only one
per Dbl, $24 firm; small stock FIRST hand DO. prime.
per bbl., $50; sales 60 bbls lately. IArd-None and
wanted. Hams-None fresh at market; no inquiry ct
goes now discharging Do, picklee-None at market.
Lumber, W. p, SO 90, last sale. Do, p PoNone ar
rived for some time fair supply. Slaves r. o. 200
ed Shingles Cy.-None arrived since last much wanted
Cedar, 8 Is; last sale. Tobacco leaf sl2 sls; nom
which is saleable 1885,; lump $40, nominal Exchange
London, 90 days, 81 IS, with 81 SO difference in q
DAYS.
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Uvtr year..
large portion Of this sum Is for American msnufac-
lures the demand for which has greatly increased
the reciprocity treaty went into operation Nearly all
the furniture aud agricultural implements in in the
province are from Boston, and there is scarcely
but win exhibit within its walls Boston cooking stove
and Connecticut clock.
The whole number Of American vessels arrived a. Pic
tou the present from the United States Is 13o
British vessels 26a The amount of coal shipped from
Pctou this year up TO the LIST Of November was II 800
hadrcns Of coarse, and 800 chaldrons OF ne valued
At Sa2otoo.
ne Annexed statement exhibits the aggregate move.
men. ollie nineytwo banks in Rhode island on tho eth
Of sepsem.Sr, 1885,
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VTyN WITrERs AuCTIONBER. WILL SELL ON THURS.
w dsy al c O'clock Il l Canal street, The furniture
boie contrasting splendid marble counter over
500 mirrors back nine do tor piers and manels.
eating consr one for conieconery ,le TOP oyster
boards oil paintings together with bar futures and paror
chamber kitchen furniture; and also large quantity ~
window curtains cery china SAe pereup&ory Tor cash
Also sss chandeliers; also, about no yards Of English
Cob. IN, VIDE nssd.
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COsMETICs.

D,CANERONe RECETPfa ENABLE COHsuNHRs 10
~ prepare the following co~metics nt ono shaA No
usual cos-Iquid HAIR dye ByxAnuAn hsir dye refuvAn
shampoo huuSd Briehton restorative bluom Of
dboqus bale White fsetis Ieoe, poudre subss. dsnai.
"a BroA1wsy; 100 snd So Dowssy; ~ M4 40 and ~
Grand streets sn9 s Hndsun slrss; g Dy.on sss snd
|ss I.oesly. $1,000 y m % resp. q = cena
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-21

VIM; Writer'S, AucTIoNEER-WILL SELL. On
eenee parlcr chember and kitchen furniture &c. In the
above house, consng Of elegant roeewood suit In satin
brocade with siabs and brackets
tapestry ana ingram csrpe.s mantle crnA%s1s nss and
Large bosers pillows beds and bedding.
bic top dresng bureaus, wa~hsands toilet sets, dining
and kiirhe furnl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-21

ALLEGBD MURDER OF sEA CAPTAIN.
syivanus N. Spencer charged with the murder Of Geo
Frazer. captain OF the ship Sea Witch already noticed
was brought up for examination some evidence which
purely circumstantial taken, and the case ad-
journed over 10 Wednesday.
Before George W. Morton, Esq.
CHARGE or PASSING BABE MONEY.
The accusstion made by inerant vendsr OF obscene
books against Mr. A. NJ Campbell very respectable cti
n for passing counterfeit money in exchange for his
prohibited ware, investigated and dismissed BY the
Commissioner
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w S. MELLOR, AUCTIONEER.-BY HoUGHToN 4
w Melior-Thursday, Nov. ~ at 10is o'clock, the
floors Of sales rooms No iS Nassau street superior
made cabinet furniture ut auction, being the entire
finished and unnnished stock Of large first class city cabinet
when purchased q private SALE Tho stock will be
arranged exhibition Tuesday Combating In part OF the
most fashionable styles carved rosewood mahogany oak and
walnut parior drawing ROOM reception ROOM library and
dining furniture variety fphedin oil and French
polshed dining tables consist oen Of tho most approved
patterns IA and 10 feet long, with patent ash slides OF
various choice woods Wa rosewood birch mahogany wal
covered in costly noque AL silk brocade sans. brooa
.e plush ana har cioh ps'n ana ned about
and washsaIds match 30 Gothic, French and cottage
seads Of which very valuable and elAboratey
carved est style Of eeseres beauea sdeboards rich
reiaIy ladies' writing cabnets highly Gnshed work table,
solid rosewood paror secreary COS. $50 Lined with san
wood aud drawers D rosewood pier CENTRE card
eide tables plain and with marble tops Also large variety
% zee 'ees vosa'rs easy ard reception cnaS uooc and
chamber suits plain and marble tops II would be Impossible
all the arhces contained In this Ladies
and gentlemen are particularly invited % exasns the stock
prior TO the sale Goods be packed tor shipping thu
premises a. reasonable charge Also 10 ROSEWOOD piano
ofes Of the following makers. W. lindenann Son, Van
Winkle Carmsn and Fancher Gilbert Perko and other cole
hraed makers Also three piano Stools lot Of covers, &C.,
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NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER a. 1856.

IA erces Havana c1c &c., 3l5 do. Cuba, on private
terms and los cases seedl .af, 81Sc. lac.
wHsY-Ssles Of 100 bbls. were made at 800 for Ohio
and SO &c, for Prison.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-21

bin has been introduced In the Tennessee legislature
10 compel all ee persons color In the state 10
~ Ibess, or elsewhere beyond the limits Of the State
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-21

~ a. HORTON AUCTIoNFER, WILL SELL on FRI.
VT. day l0ts o'clock, all the household furniture and
carpets ory house i3l seecker street. near Amty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-21

EUGENE B. FRANKLIN, AUCTfoNEER, BY FRAN
II lin NlcholsAt their salesroom 10 Nassau street,
John this day wednesday, 01 O'Clock, pcrempory
sale of extensive sock Of fashionable cabinet furniture
This desirable catalogue must positively be sold TO make room
Tor stock o furs the SAFE OF which VIII commence Thursday
furniure-kegant parlor suites in rosewood, mahogany,
Bnd black walnut covered In the most fashionable French
satin broate and 9TH ROSEWOOD and oak sdebolrds
cegeres library bookcases secretaries warrobcs pain
silver plated wnre oval and pier mrrors and book
Sands French beds eads hair mattresses paasses NC
1875 O'Clock, viii be sot bay fifteen and half hands
high eta lie for physician sold By order OF Assignee On
Thursday, Friday and Saturday assguees OF $4,000
worth Of N ,nuactured furs
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no GLAss MANuFACTuRERs. PoTTERs AND M

nLn - "a AZ. Al roy nnu rs
10 metallic compound COBALT nickel and copper
3C0 pounds prepared oxide OF cobalt On Wednesday, No
VENT "a 1896 at 10 O'Clock A. M will be sold public
without at the auction rooms OF NJ THOMAS *
SONS 81 and 60 South Fourth street. Philadelphia Omit
ed States by order OF executors 20 close estate huni
red and tons metallic compound cobalt, nickel AMI
rer orc three thousand hundred pounds oxide
cobalt The sale Will be made by samples, which be
and examined Of time by Application to Messrs Brown
Fleming No IS South Front street Philadelphia q. 9 Anne
RIGA. the aIconeers Terms-H will be deliverable I'm.
medey upon the payment Of the purchase
in cash and approved security for the balance payable In
two and SIX months N. B.-Ths compound Ii fro N
Mine La Note Missouri and has been carefully prepared
cordng 10 the most approved processes
NJ THOMAS SONS, Auctoneers,
Philadelphia, United States America
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-21

H'HOs. BELL, AUCTIOEEER.-BY BELL 4 BU5H-ON
Friday at los o'clock 10 salerooms IL North William
street, viii De sold without reserve the entire stock Of te
choicest wines and liquors. the property Of gentleman de-
ceased by order Of executors In various packages sui able
families, &c the wines brandes, whlskey, old Mo
horcehas superior Further particulars Thursday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-21

GEORGE COOK, AUCTrONEER -PEREMPrORY SAL
VI Of genee household furntnre pisnofore French plat,
pier g,sea AcOn morrow, (hursday) l0L O'clock At
aouse s. West Twenty sItb street. bstween sxh Seventh
avenues Sale positive rain shine. cash deposit win
REQUIRED Of every purchaser the articles removed i'm
mediaey after he sale, consisting In part Of superior
wocd paBofore by Of the best city makers velvet
and tapestry cArpes three and ingram half and stair
40 suits Of rosewood and mahogany psrr fnrnfure marble
esegcres splendid rosewood secretary rich lace
curtains French shades French plate por gss- tine
clock and decorated china
dining room furniture extension table, sofa chairs do
rod band china dinner set do do and coffee SETS cu
glassware silver plated table cutlery trays &c
chamber furniture, superior rosewood and mahogany he'd
stssds marble bureaus and washstands sets ri
frame mirrors hair Mattress ALIASES feather beds bedding
lounges chairs, rockers, &C.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
AuGTI0M NoTJCE-wINEs, LIQUORS AND SEC AR :s5;
isa s entire stock an
and demohns; Of known brands Madeira
sherry and other wines. Also 20 600 Havana sesars
A UCTION INCORPORATING MATERIALS, PRESS
"A es, type &c-Mortgage sae-PEIER PARKS. Anconeer.
savage Parks win sell Thursday Nov 81 at l0 O'Clock,
Office fixtures presses, ing patent premium
aiming 70 rst class estaeshrsn Catalogues Terms
cash. O. s. JORDAN, Attorney for Mortgage.
UCTION NOTICE.-GREAT SALE OF MAGNIFICENT
IA line engrayngs-EDWARD SCHENCK will sell at auc-
@ S y.a Nov @ re @ w
rings, Landseer Hayden Wke hogarh Ry as ard others
The originals of these being only In the hands Of the first subsc
mine this beautiful collection, being the first sale Of this
lily Of engravings offered American public The
fhe trade invited to attend. Sale positive without
yoIIoN NoTIGEeREAT SALE OF MA .s
Thursday and Friday Nov % and e. at his IL
WAL street magnificent invoice rG e fancy goods
si,ss de- 8o of hunters, Roman soldiers and gadaors
card receivers, candeabras candesucks &c Berlin iron
very argel Of the Indian Amazan copy
noisseurs to be the finest In America Silver plated ware
stsnds vegeabe dishes walters casters baskets COB
let's cups, &C. &C. all of the best manufacture and finish
paran goods elegant and child under glass
groups card baskets jewel boxes fruit stands &c.
Sc also large assortment OF other fancy articles, consisting
r. NJ tables writing DESKS dressing with silver plated
iiings oos stands &c &c Bohemian glass coognes
decanters vases &c &C. Ladies are invited 10 call ana ex
anime the goods. Sale positve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-21

VxyuLIAM I. BOYD, ACCOMMODATIONS NO. 1917
William street. wi sell on THURSDAY 60 mcFrSw g e
furniture mahogany SOFAS chairs bureaus bedGeads wash
stands toilet dining and tables clocks glasses cane seat
chairs beds an ding glassware. crockcry cooking and
paror stoves together with large assortment OF seiu ar
tcies In The housekeeping line.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-21

~ COTTON, AUCTIoEEER-To THE TRADE, 2
n VOL as al others In wait of goods-F. COTTON "
SELL this day Wsdnesday, Nov Il, at 0ls O'Clock a. the
auction rooms 80 Beesman street the second floor very
large and assortment OF good parlor dining and
other furniture every description Among the assortment
may be found superior rosewood psnotoe, but little
two OF rich rosewood furnture In
satin brccael tapestry and other carpets gny full pieces o.
Oh cloth; mahogany French hedscads marble top dressing
wedrobes and dining and tables
voae and carved rockers sofas, and ee tetes cottage
bedroom furniture suite, mahogany curlet maple oak
other chars &C. &C also several musical instruments In 20
ORDER also 100 eight day and biry hour clocks; also 70
trade. 100 cntace bedseads. Sole per mptory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-21

TlENHY IL. HEKTS, JH, Ant
III diamond jewery, gold watches. Ac.-On wednesday
Nov n At 1n3. clock At the sales rooms No 81 Pine sree.
Of pIendd diamond rings pins brooches earrings
rinry pins chains earrings, brooches cameo mosaic
gold stone onyx, ruby other Ilns rings soa seeye
buttons A. Sc Sale positive, 70 close trust Terms aash
In city funds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-21

GEORGE COOK, AUCTfONEER-.ELEGANT CUsTn
" furniture mirrors 6c-This day. at l0s o'clocS
spacious elegant No. liz Nassau street.
Beeiman embracing pnor suites In rosewood and mahogA
ny brocae and barcloh very elegant rosewood ladies'
(cost eO); ccgeres Nth mirror back and door
do sldeboards two do lounges In crimson plush $3.50
lounges and beds epameed chamber suites
wood bedeads from $50 % $50; mahogany bedsteads bu
rea ia wahsands; mahogany side
oia tsbes warrobes sofas rockers chairs extension dining
tables rosewood mahogany black and oak various
lengths and also, mirrors paintings prints reviews &c
the worthy tho attention OF the trade and others VIII
be positively sod 70 pay advances. Catalogues ready.