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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-26

II 7. LEEDS 4 co, AUCrIoNEERs-MoRTGAGE
nc ane furniture dwelling No i2O Clinton place. rhe
attention sf purcAascis invited 70 this sale a. NE
will be absolutely sold without reserve Offering extra
ordr Inducements TO buyers The urnturo througnou
urs class han M made order and In perfect
don Catalogues VIII be ssued sod eau be hal on the morn
which will be poslve without regard 70 weaver
TIE furniture consists In part Of splendid carved paror su
In brocade superb rosewood psnofore music
ssbir rosewood mar top etegeres with plate fronts
T,h every satuary and egyptian top centre
and sofa beautiful rosewood secretary bookcase lady
French secretary rosewood French lounges re.umbent add
reception chairs In vsyc. tapestry; elegant Dresden and
seyres china damask, brocsde and lace curtains
mantei cocks rich chandeliers with hne collection
panr richly framed variety of elegant blslue and
pc cc.in srior ornaments; elab0raey carved r1evood
hesssds marble top dressing bureaus wass apds, con-
aosa tw superior hair mattresses ood library
SOFAS tete lounges oval mirrors escnson
tables Nth assortment of china and elegant dinner
glass cold silver cutlery he otcloths hat stand
Sc be moved Immediately from The premises. No
poetrcnemtnt- BY order Of the assgnses-
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Ill. Erst household iurnturc rich Wilton and velvet
carpe silly French plate pier and msntel mirrors u OF
rich pkror f niiure rosewood panofort valuable oil paint
m SILVER cutlery &C at go West Fourcnth
- NILSSON will sell 70 morrow Saturday Dccsnber
y at III o'clock thsene furniture Of the above house
which of the best de- cripton eonsie,ing OF large
and manei mirrors snpers rose wood piano
suits rosewood parior furniture IN rich GRIM
brccade and plush one DO IN green and
gold secretary bookcase Solo carved rose
egsres marble tors with mirror doors and backs. elegant
chairs In rich satin and tapestry; rose
wood corner eegercs with mirror backs rich lace wndow
shades bronze and ormolu clocks costly seues
aud dresden and rich psrlor ornamenss &c. WIZ,
number Of tine oil paintings Dining room and chamber iur
pure-rleggnt tables chairs china dinner set rich
band ard coffee sets elegant ruby and
glassware pearl and silver cutlery cake bskeu, casters
ssraut carved and mahogany beds,eata do
Buesus washssnd with marble tops costly decorAsed china
mattresses beds and bedding; French
oya mahogany suit Of furniture hsrcoih costaxe
mahogany spring scat chairs hall stand olsloh stair
carpets. Catalogues or the morning OF SALE
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rsopTON,y RrMEDY.--CARD.-AN EMINENT rHvar
M sscias Of much eerence sders 70 NE pubic infa
~ euye fpr certain prevalent disease mehod requiring
no internal medicines dispensing entirely = he
drugs ususIy employed IN such cases. hV don sirec.
orni perfect cure; and single vial win conyincst
,css ~ ptc al superior inertia The pwbc will
stand that offered ~ curcan but intended solely for
elsss q dtsesse each bottle Prce
had az 100 and 7 Beccser street 80 brand street Ssw
vo,t ~ Montgomery src~ Jersey Cy; fsl gr.ud street
Wiamssurg and corner Of fulon acd Pineapple streets
klvp.
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III tors sale Of PROVISIONS, &c-on Friday December
81 0ls O'Clock .. NO. Pine street comprsing IN PAT ~
sugar 60 bon es cheese family $50 NJ Havana
ard eiter segars large lot OF prunes raisns hgs
auors nss payne scotch ale London porter &C., &C.
n, ordak OF PHINEAS +. DEyOE, Executor.
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LADY n. n, OCuJrsT AND AuRrsr, RESTORES
n from blindness sna.rcss granulated eyeds and
ewes 81 standing removing catarAcs ecums, Aims
mors cancers Ac without operation pain: Persons wear
ing specsce~ premsurely enabled 70 DO without them BY
covering the natural tone Of The eye These Of the aged
strengthened and made conver. wor~ OF cases treated
w. NO se ssth The poor attended rridays
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-26

HUDSON RIVER RAu.RoAD-FRoN NOVEMBER
bls the trains win leave Chambers ct - station - fo
ews-Ergrss :, ro sns 49,. ma. AZ "a I.
r. " tor sing sing, $40 a. y. s.d Y. n; Tor Peetstil
stop a the stations Ps.ensvy Aksn q Ohamhers o.
s "a Trev 4 Is nd ie,s A. n and as p ~ and Ess
kibsny q 6 Is AMI " u A. u. and 5pP.M,
A. Y. SMITH. superin,endanl
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AURA KEENES THEATRE,
IL ga BROADWAY, MAR HorsroN STREET.
Doors at 81 O'Clock; the peorma Will commence
with the Overture At I O'Clock.
Admission Dress Circle and Parq uete 80 CENTS Balcony
seats Family Circle IS Orchestra Stalls 81
each Private Boxes, 81 and S. Box Office open from I'll
o'clock -
IMMENSE SUCCESS
CHRISTMAS WEEK. -
HOLIDAY AMusEMENTS
First night OF the reproduction of the great drama In i've
acts originally represented by Miss Laura Keenes company
In this city, with the most =
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
On FRIDAY EvEsisG, DEc d. 1856,
THE MARBLE HEART.
rported by Messrs O. Jordau c. Wheaeigh, T. b. John
SION j. A. Smith Alleyne, Hayes Hare ,rt Miss Laura
ketne Mrs T. b. Johnston, Misses Aieyne Howell, Gray
j. Manners, and MIS- III. y. Gratan. .
During the evening National Airs the cele
brated Trhviata WALTZ and Irish Quadries.
To conclude with a highly amusing cxravaganza copy
rghed the usual style and borrowed from
giving insight into the OF the stage called
FIRST NIGHT;
On, The LIFE or An ACTRESS -
Supported by Messrs @. WheaIeigh, Burnett j. A. smith,
Imgham hcDoua, Hayes, Aleyne, Misses c. jefferson,
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M MARn,s uNroRTuNATEq rRIKNn.-pY

nR. WARDS UNFoRrvNATES rRfErD.-By HIS
wonderful remedy and hls perfect acquaintance with
every stare ef The deease Dr. Ward always reeves and
ofen cures certain dseases I'm dsy The unforunssss
Friend only remedy that The afflicted sgalns
secondary attacks Price III DR. Wards monthly female pile
for iaies warranted relieve represense sold Or
WARDS oid established odcc. No. 80 Canal street. three
doors east Of Broadway.
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Of other phys ADD al cber remedies ns p~ -
drop IL only reliance fcr hgruuGh in rerts~
erssser Nos Division street the only place nov &c wen
kpown Ar The very ssrsordlnsry has pss e~
Cd without diet hndrsnrofrcm bususss ~her II ossr
remedies aniv drive he dsesse In the hOod orfr ghs.
secures ire patient from sscnde-y nacks end na ,rs
reresv Of earh ,he' doer r. Try All others and = 70
III NenshlH stating DR. Hunter has removed n ss go
pous 6eeeV The man hat conn erea yood rss,.. ~.
vxte tba . thsf Medical bcokssd sdvise gr3ss
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! uCrIoN SALE OF ELEGANr HOUSEHOLD FUR

IA nigre. piano mirrors, carpets, 6c-M. DOUGHTY
auetoneer will se the premises l6 West Twenty eighth
st ee Q Saturday, Dec. n, at l01s O'Clock A. M,
bfocateI aud hair clod; Wilton Aubnson tapestry and
carpets eighteen sairs and halls;
wood mahogany secretary and library bookcases pier
and oval paintings gilt and bronze chandeliers
vmtu &C. &c rosewood aid MAHOGANY centre pier card
fancy tables brocatel curtains shades,
elegant DO table mahogany wardTobes cost $780, eegeres
Eabogany and rosewood beea!s hair mattresses lounges
feather beds blankets marble bureaus do wash
stands toilet sets with large assortment OF chamber ar
ees extension tables sofas mahogany chairs and rockers
and kitchen furniture china tea and dinner sets
complete cutlery crockery &c The whole to be perempo
Iy by order mortgages and worthy the Auen
ton boekeepers and others Also seven octave rose
~ pianofortc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-26

IN COTTON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE OF
IT millinery goocs, bonnes ribbons counters bxtnres
6c 6c-F. COTTON viii sell this day. December Is at
lOa O'Clock at No Ia Catherine street. near Division ne
entire millinery ablhmeD including about 80
or 100 Of the approved styles together with
yelyets ribbons nges and collars glass cases.
sounter fixtures mirrors clocks stoves &C., &C. by order
n he asaanee Sale pnsltiYe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-26

HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.
CARRIAGES TOR SALE
~ hand coach do. eaeche; second
hand coupe all in excellent order, aud win sold
lev, BY JOHN r. LAwRENCE co, 3t Broadway.
L'oR SALE At NEW YORK TArTERsALts, CORNER
OF ~iyn Thirty ninth street. second
ceche Enc Portland and pony seGha
inquire nj lsq y alton street, o. ". EgfNTONd
IroR skLE-A FINE VERMONT HORSE, SEVEN
old 49, hands Ugh warranted sound and kind and
good sh traveller viii stand without tying would
doctor grocer Can be u The feed store II Houston
street
CIEIgH FOR SALE Il VERY HANDSOME SMALL,
- cp,ter with bells and robe; will separate or 10.
geher 10 be Of ISAAC FORD SONS ll6 Elizabeth
street
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WANTED TO PCRCHAsE-A NICE SECOND HAND
w horse pleasure sleigh aleo set az harness
bells &c Any having either Of the above articles Tor
nd purchaser By ADDRESSING with fun
.cripon 81 each, together with the lowest cash price, D.
Jenhs, boz l.64i Post once.
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TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.
Anew YORK AND HARLEM RAn.RcAA
IN Winter arrSngraents

IN Winter arrngemenfs
Commencing Monday, Nov 3 1856 Three daily trains W
Albany. Sundays exccpted
Tsrs 81 90 from New York W Albany Leave New Yora
follows of White and Centre
A.. ~. erpress Tor Albany, connecting with Ne
Central Railroad and Northern trains.
$40 A. ~ mail train running directly through Without
he Wc-sern rsns Dor Pipsaeid, North Adams And ohr
express running directly through without change
and connecting with Central Train q II p. NJ fr "
west Returning, leave Albany
SIS A. n mall train for New York direct
lO46 A. NJ. erpress WITHOUT change q
500 r NJ. express. without change Of carr.
1sckes be Obtained and baessge checked 81 he sce Of
ne Western Railroad. Albany. ~ White and Centre
Rroone, twenty Asd street and Fourth avenue Nev
York W. j. CAMPBELL supt
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wv Writer'S AUCnosEEs, Will SELL ON
w saturday Dec y, ~ a's O'Clock At ~ formerly isT
Cana street lae ami geuesi Assortment 0f bosfe hold
family break ng NJ houeseeplng; Jod sub
ta cloth snd hrocaic 81 oSve pian 1forte wardrobe
rhrer front oget'er wa eefyhug uienl AM reressary
- houseteerms ksh lelefi snd tapestry cuSes All
.iehsn furniture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-26

DRrvArE CONSULTATION. WATSON mas res
long series Of esaAned hs 6i.easns 4
ceran class which h NJ sesiee sss les tan twenty
mild and there interruption ehansa II
Diet Or. waeon u In csnsssat awe1Aance from N ~
morning until ri night Al hb consuug and restnca
% wAher street few door, wsa - Bre.awAy ne Soa,
suuns rooms ass separsIA wM WATSON, No.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-26

UREAT CONTINUATION SALE OF JoHNSON's no.
NJ tel furniture &c, a. Johnson's Hotel Nos e.
ard Murray street. on Friday morning. at 10 O'Clock
LaTGe quantities bedding, of all descriptions plumbing
VOL materials large hotel ranges boilers steam aea.
ing apparatus wines liquors. krchen furniture paror
&c all 70 be sold 70 the highest bidder, as the
hui q % be down.
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IMPORTANT TO FRuALKe-DTsBARRe or rguALEs
arrangements from 70 - keiief guaranteed In al csses
Consultations and letters strictly confidential Farens fem
distance provided with board nusng and exclusive attend
once No. 90 SIXTY nre West fifteenth street III n
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y1EERY IT, LEEDs AUCrIoNEER.-H. II. LEEDS 4
III wl cell by auc,ion. Friday, Dec d. a II O'Clock
% Nassau street Liquors choi:e
class wines &C every article Of
which viii be warranted genuine or no sale consisting Of
oa Newton Malnsl.y Madeira,s Basbianna Oloroso
and Gordon sherriss choice Graham and other
ports Fleuf slery champagnes old Monongahela whs
tey old Jamaica Otd brandy caretsSc The above
aric e. relied represented in partcu
lar mported Havana segars Of The
chalet Al brands.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-26

THE GREAT REMEDY. DR WARDS uvroRrrNArr q
Friend -rotng csc makes thorough cure Of priyae
diseascsie nfaibe friend Of the sict>ds remedies
are worse thar useless II alone that
removes the disease without leaving poison blood 70
centamrae the tnd break out continually Price nj
fodst Dr WARbs old established Office, 80 Canal street
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" &c. &c., 6o.-Johnson's Mercantile Hotel and Dining
Moons Nos q and Warren street-In consequence
tbe buildings being all the fixtures and furnir
this will be sold al auction on Tues
iay morning next o'clock There Will be sold immense
quantities ofcarpetng ocoths crocSery glass ware, par
Tor bedroom and kitchen furniture. There over four
hundred nearly hair in this establishment
large quantities of weolen BLANKETS hren sheets wines aud
liquors. &C. &c persons wishing Of these articles this
ofern opportunity 10 purchase at low prices As the
whole sold the highest bidder The sale will
6pIe Tuesday Wednesday and Friday of this week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-26

ONLY LINE WITH SURE CONNECTION.-TRANsIT
" shorter then any other ard exposure
river navigation Unatd States mail line Fifty pounds Of bag
pound -Four hours from
10 BY Pansm Raroad 1hronghto California via Pana
Railroad The United States Mail Steamship Comp will
despatch fer Aspnwal Monday January at O'clock r.
", precise omS pier fooo Warren siseet North river
vel Known ana fast steamship ILLINOIS Captain
Charles resgs usE Passengers AID mails viii be for
Pacific Mail Steamships Companys magnificent s,eamshp
GOLDEN AGE j. v, Watkins Commander which wil be In
readiness and leave Immediately for Francisco The
public Informed that tho racihs Mail steamship Company
alwsys have extra tcamshps lying nj PanAms
ready for avoid possible detention OF
malls. Fer passage apply 10 W RAYMOND, NJ the only
oce Of the No T West street ~ Warren
street New YORK Regular United States steamer days
n ard M enah mn
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.
cDSn PARTNER WANTED IN A PERMANENT
ss s gssss s
,.r sale or eTsA.nse spP5 s2 Fulton street room H. be
S5OO WAITED, A yousq NAN WHO Is Ao
amount 70 Join The advertiser In IN established ash business
he sys.ss :sa ~s;i Sa ,f s'
exon A GENTLEMAN HAVING THIS SUN CAN
acOO Join the sdyeEtser who has the same amount 10
I psy u Xxi. rnsP essr 81 AZ SISess f. e
on Mr EARTIs, from 10 C O'CLOCK a rsnmany IIoel
A GOOD BUSINESS MAN, Win sesooo OR MORE ASH
sne s saq house.
% Ae ssso %ss sh sa PIE PsSs q
20 :, az ce,r.sass Isrssn fishing eeTan may is
r mS " @ ~ persons. Resss sy
ss ~ c c sS s a, spSS e 'e aud
Az ACTIVE BUSINESS NAN. WITH MEANS 4
Years. by taking an interest In business successfully cssb
Eng. az France iiss sd Austria sisS y @ s
rUHE ADVERTISER. HAVING THOROUGH rRAc.
ss sS OF
$1,000 70 sngsss s N s9u.asro sly rssre shs5s nov
$ sS :se 'Afss Letter. sss psis cps, fs s
ss ss.. ss s s'G s ssa
qf Us ss ~ se sd,ser ne mo-, smpe s.2a
=. seymorr Cashier
U'BF OwETR or AN AMERICAN PATENT, WHICH
has paid net prrGt Of VI 600 month. wishes H.
Join man with capital who VII bay iniercs ~
and 20 70 ~ ance 70 operate the Frensh psieu This
very chance n spend few ycars IN lssce Adr~ea
With res name box l5. lowell Moss.
TyyE BALL SEASON.
J'ur BALL or THE NEW YORK CITY GUARD -
ACADEMY or music ~,
TShets two dollars.
Can be obtained Of The membera
o. AZ the principal hoels music syf
T,uF rwrNrv-ErGHTH ANNUAL BAfS. or TIRE ME-
Il foCk Fro Department fst he benefit Of the widow
ophans win take place e Academy kusic roustseah
stress, on Monday evening Jsnuery -. 1851 Tickets
procured q the managers HkkRy A. BURR. Prcst
Jas. y. NsssAr aec'y.
ITO BAIL cOMMfTTEEs.-PRoGRAMMR CARDS AMI
circulars Of entirely styles IN Eve hundred
varieties at AP. LAURExCEs, inal orang saonus Is
John street.
BILLIARDS.
DrILTARDsr-HOIIDAv AMUsrMENTs AT BASS
DFORDS old room, 1f9 Fulton ans Ann The ables
have easy running slate beds with rubber and al cushions
Cur old patrons and visiting the city, fovted
~ them they having recently been put IN perfec ordtr
ICBE GAME or BIf.iIARDsy BY MUuAEL eur.
Ian, wih Illustrations, just published Price ~ SINE
copies m4lsd rec on receipt OF pfce. Nv UCONFQRA
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PARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
The s, ,1.s, Ass .y, 1sIsnVe ,sr.
WIN - Novel magical ch.ngssi u,..
The ever welcome 'e Sis sfss,liI
THE LITTLE Glass SLIPPER.
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS.
style sg p assiT sss e. nTsssss 's'ss
P sasH Isy,si s.tass,
r?SRoGs WI Mss o,ea
ne ns e
pucKLRY's sERENADKRs. NEW HALL. SIS BROAD
way FRIDAY EVENING DEC. d,
N Bsssr IL be- sros5 4. srssS Airy and
mantle opera OF
In four acts with New Scenery Dresses, 1e, &c.
fi''e'"s NEGRO MIssrREIsY.
Commence At ~ O'Clock Tickets, a eens orchestra seas
On SUNDAY evening Dec y, grand sAcHED coxcsrr,
which occasion tie whole strength Of ocdworss ec'e
NiBLos sALooSN eorrscH.nKs
Last Is Il, Ss,SiI ir.IS, nss IS rssK'
"''A''" " A''' CHARLES Wells
''A' ''p'siSGi sSUxp rHAIBERa and
L. NJ. GOTrSCHALK,
Mr.. 'THALBER0, Madame PArANIA and Nc Wells
have Kindly volunteered thsir services Al this Concert
which win be the last given by Mr. oeltschk prsr W his
Havana Mexico south America and Europe
will aso be the hH appearance Of Mr. rhAibers previous
10 bis Eastern tour.
has Ss % !, G r.
himself
Doors open 7 O'Clock; O'Clock
Reserved soats, u 80 and 81.
The sale OF seats viii Monday Dee n nj
Vim. Hall muse No 2sq Broadway, and ct g.
Brensnrs muse store No. T0l Broadway. Ticket Offices
spen from p A. n. MI sP. ~.
NI TuALBERGs CoTCERr-A FEW CHOICE SEATS
M. can be had at GlABRKDEs, bss broadway.
CRysTAL PALACE-GRrAT TARGET TRrAI.-MEN.
~ bers Of the various guards who attend participating the
great New Years Day informed ha their
uhcaiee ready, at 700 Broadway.
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE FOR ia.
u and New Oreans.-on Friday, January q q r.
avorite steamship PHILADELPHIA, Captain John Nc
Gowan. will rail ANove Passage be secured At the
once OF the line Freight New Orleans thirty per
cutie foot Shippers viii be supplied with blank bills Of Ia
ding OF the signed by the line application At their Of
fee other forms signed, and bl of Ading viii be
signed aer the hour OF sailing For freight passage apply
at the Office, No III West street. corner Of warren
N. o. ROBERTS, Agent
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SuTToN co.'s DESPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRAN.
Day f Stnu1y Ths :Dsnd
now ioadpa Al pier 10 East river and win positively sail -
above. This avorits ship has made but voyage San
Francisco performing the In LOG days. dschAr gng
cargo perfect order and establishing her pufabon
reliable convey TO shippers dcskeus Of landing their
cargo 1t the earliest possible day, In good condition.
SUTTON CO., Is South street, corner OF Wan.
NB-The ships Of this line take freight afer their ad-
verified day,
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w y pErroR. AUCTION EER-BRAND AT Az
w uon This day, December 81 a i9E O'Clock et sale
Is and ~ PARK consisting OF SD gallons Of
yior brandy valued = per gallon, m = ard 1 casks be
sold n saAsfy
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II j. KELLY AUCTroyFFR, WILL SELL THfs
evening a oclock The entire stock o. dry goods 80
Fulton street, Brooklyn, consisting OF coass shaws dress
goods bankeis linens table cs broadcoths satines a.,
IN lots 10 sui; purchasers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-26

L,ok sALE-THK NEW, SUBSTANTIAL BROWN
houses the north SIDE Of Thirty first street be-
wcen Madison and ourh three stoes high stocp
basensn under cellar, with modern improvements each n
feet ches by 30 feet :s feet inches deep; first class
neiet oorhood; half bond and mortgage. Inquire
Wsl ffreet 10.
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L>0e sAIE-THE HOUSE AND TWENTY LOTS OF
Ground occupied by the subscriber at Boomngdae
ncsf The house large and well built the
grounds stocked with variety of fruit trees and shrub
bev. Sixty of the purchase money remain
gage mortgages city property worth double the
will be taken payment for the remaining forty
cent Two Of land viii be added II required
ID. 3. JACKSON.
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LroR roRrCg.K, PFrKrsBURe AND RICHMOND
IL The Unised States mail ~camshIp ROANOKE Capta
skinner vri leave Pier ~ NORTH Rfyer, On Saturday Tu
isssng freight add for all 81 M
absv. piece sAe w arrive In Norfolk on Sunday evsninx
from whence pasueuseru for Ne south proceed By VI
great mall Inc they through 70 City Point or Rich
peud ~ he steamer Passage and fare viii aieroou
price, Apply board. OF 70 LU DIAN PLEAsANrs, 8
Mosfway.
The Georgetown news., 1856-04-03
DR.. L. J. CZAPKAY'S
e5raaG g(eoitaI 4 Surgical gustltatf,
ARMORY HALL BUILDING.
Corner Of Montgomery and Sacramento streets
San Francisco.
FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF ALL
PRIVATE AND CHRONIC DISEASES, The
SUPPRESSION OF QUACKERY.

A TENDING and resident Physician, l.. D.
IN CZAPKAY. NJ D.. late in the Hungarian rev
olutionary War, Chief Physician to the 2oth reg
imeht Of Honveds, Chief Surgeon to the Military
Hospital of Pesth, Hungary, and late lecturer on
Diseases of Women and Children.
TO TIE AFFLICTED.-Dr i. ). C7apkay
has opened mis- institute for the cure OF ali toTS
of private diseases, such as Syphilis, GonOrfhtea'
Nocturnal Emissions, and all the consequences
of selfabuse. In the first stages OF Syphlltic OF
GOnorrh9al diseases, he guarantees cure III d
few days, without inconvenience to the patient,
or hindrance to his business When patent,
by neglect or improper treatment, has developed
the secondary symptoms of syphilis, such as bll-
boes, or painful swelings of the grons, or ulcers
in the throat and nose, which if not checked de-
stroy the soft parts and cause the bones 70 NOR
tify, separate and come away, leaving the sulIer-
er an object hideous to behold; or when splotches
or pimples break out upon the skin, or When nc
has painful swellings upon the bones. or When
his constitution is injured so as TO predlspose TO
consumption or other constitutional disease, the
Doctor guarantees a cure or asks no compensa-
ton.
In Rheumatism, chronic or acute; in Dysente-
ry or Diarrhea, he has safe and etfectual RENE
dies. For the treatment of the consequences OF
selfabuse, such as nocturnal emissions, nervous
ness, timidity, headache, pains in the back and
limbs, with general weakness, loss of appetite,
loss of memory, injury to the sight, restlessncSs,
confusion Of ideas, dislike for society and feel
ing OF WEAKNESS Of life; with the nervous system
so excitable that slight noises shock or startle
the patient, making his existence miserable
For the above maladies the Doctor will guaran-
tee a cure or ask no compensation. He can be
consulted free of charge, and invites all to call
as it will cost them nothing, and may be much
to their ADVANTAGE.