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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-16

d. COAL s. PER TON, ORDERS OF Five TONS
~ and upwards dnot exceeding twelve blocks, IL
~ ~ 70 - 20 Red white ash coal sire. Please
4 new beginner a call, at 81 West Washington place
NJ. N. HOWELL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-16

A UCTI0N NOTICE-TIIOS. BELL, AUCTIONEER by
"A Bel. Bush this day, lOl O'Clock in the saerooms
North William St. special sale by order Of the assignee
be continued and closed the sale OF the stock of Matchmaker
and eler comprising gold silver epne
cylneer and vertical watches, splendid gold hunting
tine gold chains, rings pns bracelets fancy jewey silver
ware and fancy articles segars &C. Wednesday,
Of furniture dry goods, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-16

O7O BROADWAY.
d y TROw's NEW YORK CITY DIRECTORY
Price ~ 90.
WILSON'S BUSINESS DIRECTORY: A classification Of
he various trades professions, &C. Uusefu to buyers this
market Price 10 cents
WILSON'S COMPREHENSIVE DIREcToRY-contaning
The nsnes Of the Individuals In each firm, spe: partnerships
Ac. Ac Price 81.
RY. I'm preparatory
Orders BY mail viii receive prompt attention.
JOHN n. TROW, Publisher,
3.e broadwas, corner OF White street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-16

EoTToN CROP OF TIE UNITED sTATEs-THE
~ inual statement will be published this morning, the
ONCE 81 the SHIPPING AND COMMERCIAL. LIST, No. D.
Zine street
NToRGAN's EXPOSURE OF rREEMAsoNRY-AL.
I lyns Ritual of Freemasonry ALSO novels al half the
puheaison prices old hooks tngravnrs novels autographs
bought ond sold Ny SEAGLE a hicks, 6ools Broadway,
three doors above Eroome street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-16

PICoRDp FRAcrfcR IN A c2rAIN IMIonrANI
ssord frsrs And pI. ossncss.n ssd ncss & az 49,
way opposite he ST. nicAces Motel daily rrsafmens ao
By letter. Consptatcos Kpsi.n = pssn sn,sovp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-16

UCTION SALE OF HORSES & wAaONs-PEED 4
~ COLE Auctoneers win sell Wednesday, Sept IL,
1885, at 10 clock In front OF their saleso0m 33 Fulton
brooklyn large dappie gray horse iron gray horse gray
mare LADY Bennet rot inside OF three minutes road
wagon VIII be warranted in respect rockaway
for or two hcrfes in perfec ORDER light cad
gon, top both In good order also horse baker
wagon, set harness.
Also
Furnture-A general assortment parlor chamber and
kitchen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-16

w This day, at IL ~, at saerooms Is and Is Park
y rosewood and mahogany pianofortes manufactured by
New York makers and fully warranted, the
sold At private sale also arout 40 French plate pier
mante mirrors In rich gilt frames $50 choice oil pa
enerayngs &c sold in lots suit the city and country
trade; exhibition. Catalogues morning of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-16

rANrEn-A YOUNG MAN, As SALESMAN, IN A
cio'hlnE Ono well acquainted with The business
4 who ran give good references, may apply TO W. Wade
nudsnn A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-16

A UCTIoN sAIE.-SAMUEL OsGOOD co. WILL SELL
IA al auction. at their 81 Nassau street, this
day! D. IL, nj 01s O'Clock large collection Of and
second Land rnitre, consisting Of wood paror Suits
enamc and mahogany bedroom suts bureaus irobes
rosewood writing desks and bookcases pier and
tables plain and marble tops; chairs, SOFAS oil paintings
pier md mane glasses two pier g,sses brackets and slabs
sA59 two second hand planes and three ones
whole comprising full collection OF furniture,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-16
ucrIoN SALE OF JEwELRY. SILVER AND Plated


N ware.-SAMUEL OSG0OD a co. will sell at auction,
on Wednesday, Sept H. at l0h O'Clock at their saesroo 81
Nassau street. by order OF the assgnecs large
lection OF ewelry consisting OF enamefd and pearl brace
let's diamond ear and finger ruby emerald, topaz
boc and gold stone rings vest and fob chains Watches by
Cooper johnson, Tobns and other celebrated makers.
large portion OF this stock imported Narchand
Guiemot Co jewellers of 4sl Broadway. That portion
Of the stock fully warranted their stock well known
as icing Of the best selections Of imported jewer this
country This is opportunity for those in The fine
ewery business TO furnish themselves with choice goods
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-16

ITO LET-THF NEW YORK ACADEMY OF MUSIC, FOR
year, from the hrs, day Of October nert with Ne
privilege III another for -
OPERAS, CONCERTS, LECTURES AND BAIra
The Academy well stocked with scenery, painted By Al
eg slso the ball hoor and splendid decorations bv
balls 10 which will he added saloon hundred and
feet long for ball purposes.
To enterpsnr Ernrrs~saro this house efrrs great IN
ducemente II be demonstrated by the experience Of the
that the be let balls
and lectures he nights when there h performances Of
half Of the of the yearly
required BY The Directors For terms apply by letter The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-16

UC1ION NOTICE.. BoGART, ABCTIONEER.-
"A BY BOG ART, Thursday 18th inst at lols O'Clock at
the auction rooms Frankfort and Will streets
mortgage sale Of elegant and mahogany urnure
rosewood riano &c splendid solid rosewood suits covered
IN silk b,ochae mahogany sofas do parlor chairs and rock
MAJ BILE top tables mahogany hat
seat dining room chairs cottage do walnut extension ing
tables, rosewood quartete tables marble top dressing
glassware elegant brussels three ply and ingram carpets
feather beds and bedding, cottage suit kitchen furniture
~ window curtains and coces also octave ood
pianoorte and STOOL Sale peremptory. deposit will be
quired from all purchasers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-16
UCTIoN NoTICR-wHoLEsALE srocK OF rcR

UCTION OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES STOCK OF FCR.
n niture -1UNIS MOKRELI. aucioneer.-This morning,
at iOs O'clock at 10 Nassau removed for
Of SALE the stock of wholesale manufacturer OF furniture
obliged to raise giving shippers and all In want of
good and all kinds suitable Tor furnishing first class
houses cntre also plain furniture sofas, ete tees
bookcases wardrobe beds etegeres extension dining
dressing nd plain bureaus hall stands sofa bedseads
~ B-Boxipg mating and shipping positively the day
sto be had until ready houses and free
ofc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-16

yANTEp-AN OFFICE BOY ONE ABOUT is YEARS
OF AMI residing with his parents, may hear "
aton by addressing IN his Handwriting box Lsio Pos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-16

lM =. NEILOR, AUcrIoNEER.-BY W. $. MELLOR-
w This day Tuesday at lOle o'clock.
ib Park row mortgage sale of royal Wilton
tanning " yards gnicen Wilton lion tiger,
SIS EACH about 100 yards mstng hand
enameled chamber suites with mattresses
match together with rich collection useful second
hand fur niue The trade particularly invited Deposits
required from all purchasers. and must positively be
moved Immediately after the sale. Catalogues issued early
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-16

rANTFD-A CLERK. CAPABLE or KEEPING A
set 0f looks and wiring correctly Address franklin.
AID efce. stating forncr employment quail icaons,
rod.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-16

ALFRED BRAG0. AUCTIoNEER.-A BRAGG 4 co.
n VIII sell a. austisn, on Tuesday September To- at los
mens womens and chldrens boots Shoes &c To be sold
without reserve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-16

II ASTsn. INuLDIATri.Y.-A Man WHO UNDER.
stands selling DIV goods, ION. may bear o r. ~
alton BY calling II lsl Washington 81, betvesn aAd
.ocs, Today only
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-16

WOOD MARSH -
w JuvTNILE COMEDIANS
returned 10 this city and appear evening this week
al The
BROADWAY vARIErlEs AZ BROADWAY.
In the popular dramas OF The
SERIOUS FAMILY
and TooDLZs.
Doors open at 61z; commence At ~ O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-16

Preacher WANTED IN THE AEABaM FEMALE
Coisge-Aisdy, TO teach waxwork drawing aud paint.
Apply Tuesday between the hours Of and At "
cmsen st., Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-16

IN LABt RRRs wANTED-FoR Canal WORK u,
w nies ifom View fork. Wages VI per day, rutrsn.
by TIE state. Passage money AMI Zee adv .ses
ID WeGnftGsy. tle lsti Inst -osnpAned Nv " huert
w a. NUrss &, Lnest 10. = - yreoaWieh sssee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-16

HkSTED-Ay EXPERIENCED cANyAssER, ONE
accustomed 10 canvass for advertisements. Apply At
Broadway room No 3 from 10 10 II O'Clock, or siiress
A Co, Herald unce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-16
MEDICAL.


DR WARDS rNroRTuNAIEg FRIEND IS THE y
known 20 with universal appreciation and 70 stamp Dr.
Ward the gcvc benesc,of q The day DR. Ward hereby
offers reward o. 5000 70 physician who after proper
form, CELEBRITY safety and eheapnces he Tnna
merahie al the doctors can do
but by his wonderful specific And hts perfect fnowlcdge o.
day Those who dcrb this should call asd be VIII
cure them without charge Kcmcmter All ye VINO nAve oesn
lingering weeks months drinking Esrscous com
pounds which destroy hc stomach and
Ward Won may hours enoy the pleasures q ne add
feel that ''Ricard himself again Price w. once Cana
street, corner Brosdway.
DR COOPER, II DUANE STREET, NAY BIZ CON.
spi,es prsyssly hseases Tbs victims Of minp Need
onsdeu ci him wnh the Certainty OF being rAeAy
cured. Charges medsrata n. B.-No Zee III cured
NTFpIcAL TysrIrvTr NO. sio HOUSTON STREET,
ar cured = ts n-ute Ar hsn Ae Visual charges "a py
the very bes, medieval Eesrneus.
MO FEE TILL CuRFD-DR, COBBETT 10 DUANE
~ street be Consulted with confidence private dis
The victims q qusckery call pr .. with the
certainty 81 being radically cured NJ Bsee his diploma
member q the New York UNIVERSITY Medical College,
DRIvATR CoNsUIfATToN.-DR. WATSON HAS
se ~Ss sG Ss s r Ss ss no. a
wenY monsand wAn without instance Of fAlvrel 1Ds
fedn Are MID And there interruption y business d
change OF Hd Dr. Wascn is In constant attendance 6:m1
sdencs, % walhsr srect, 4 i~w dccr ye. % Brcsdgy
1srmAny surgeon 70 ne Lock ncIreL
R'SonpsTa rnscrir II T TTAAHisosb o sy
Record. Grart. and Drs usrnceAsn and mcA g ne 3
wsy. crrcs;s 81 n, nrsc~s Noel daily sansss slso
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-16

DUOKLEY's sERENADERs.
ID NEW HAIL,
6e5 Broadway, opposite Nibios Garden.
Every nigh, this week,
The Buresque the Opera Of
LUCRESIA BORG1A.
Preceding which NEGRO MINSTRELSY.
Doors open at O'Clock; Concert commences ~ O'Clock
Is cents orchestia 80
n B-This splendid hall will be let the day
respectable concerts lectures, de-, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-16

nUsSEIDoRr GALLERY, to7 BROADWAY.
IL The best coliscson ~ paintings this itnenl
Open from q O'Clock A. N. I'LL 10 o'clock r. n.
Admission, u cents, season ucken, 80 ssnta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-16

|VANTED-A FIRST CLASS SALESMAN, TO TRAVEL
and receive wholesale orders for patented article.
suitable person $40 dollars year and travelling expen
b paid Must be able loan his employers
liars Coed security given Direct, Is J. r.. Broadway
Office, Tor three days stating where interview be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-16

E-ANTED-A yOuAG MAN, WELL ACQUAINTED
with the retail and coffee business and who vii.
* 70 AXE himself generally useful Inquire ~ owery,
ncr Of Houston street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-16

DOR BOYS VINO CAN STNG-wAArED. FOR A
church choir BOYS u decidedly good first treble
cc about Zyeafs Of under good moral influence Al
me- Apply ut MIXERS book Store cso Broadway, until
tuday next An extra ecmf ens&ion TO one OF extraor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-16

|UANTED-eHREE or FOUR HANDS ACCUSTOMED
|v 70 work powder mills. Apply 70 A. L. Douglass "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-16

fccoRMAcK 4 SIMPSON REQUIRE A COMPETENT
vi salesman In their embroidery and lace department
ppiy at .q3 Fulton St, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-16
ErotyE p; FRANKLIN, AgcrIoSEEs.uy FRANK

L'LoCR, HARDWARE MANIFESTATION THIS
day H'i osssk q 49, rect corner q urecnwlch.
four, sardnes AIDES, shr0D ates s.fcrs haches
saws. spurs, shears. scissors, stove pipe.
WELLINGTON Al. CARTER turioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-16
ErowrRs GATHERED MAT CANNOT rAu. 70

cItNte scnsaton The very pictures Of nature and 10
Mss ttned perfect feast Of Innocence The bead ORA.
mens are eyond all praise Monster Paris flowers IN mas
kcis, fr table adjournment the Pavilion de rjnra "a prass
way White street - ''' 90 ''N~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-16

WEFHAWKEN AND GUTrExBrRG.-CHANuE or
w hours. The steamer MERCURY, Cart ". Mallan,
viii ieaye and after "Wednesday H. from Robinson street.
touching at SPRING Amos and Forty hir streets; leaving
Robinson street. ata IL and 81 O'Clock; leaving lu,len.
Ian, Agent, 232 Wet street
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-05-09

to our successors. This is grave duty, and,
in my humble opinion, can only be safely dis
charged by asserting ard maintaining the con-
stitutonal rights Of the States in their sovereign
capacity; by the people of one State iorbear-
ing to interfrre with the institutions Of those Of
another by maintaining those great ideas ot
civil aud religious liberty, found al the very ba-
sis Of our whole social and political system; by
avoiding the creation of geographical parties,
so suggestive Of separation: and by leaving the
people Of each State, under the direction Of
Heaven, and the restraints Of the constitution,
to select and regulate as they may please. those
merely local institutions under which they
choose TO live, and for the good Or evil Of which
they, and they only, must account. These prln-
ciplrs and practices settled by the people ofoIl
sections ct the country, and should be conf
dent in the beliofth the future of our repub-
lie is to cover many centuries Of brilliant pros
perity and progress.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-05-09
BRILLIANT IlCTORY!!
Philadelphia EgEDEE7EED!
Dem. zaAa,5. 4.9O4b9

kaow .Aofhiagism Detuncf ia Penasylraaiat
Il We have glorious Intelligence for the
Democracy Of Bedford county. An election
for Mayor, and all The other officers OF the great
city Of Philadelphia, took place on last Tuesday
and the result is announced in the following
despatch to Hon, john CESSNA, dated Cham
ber<burg, May T.
'PhiIadelphia Election -VAUX and whole
Democratic Ticket elected by over fortg-seUem
Handred yMajority. Clean sweep. Horrah."
The Know Nothings carried the city two
years ago by from eight 10 thirteen thousand
Minority! This is the last grunt Of the
Fillmore sAmerican y Know Nothngs, as ad-
mitted by their great organ, the Phiiadeiphia
.Nees, in the following emphatic paragraph
The Moral Effect Of Victcry.
Too much importance cannot be attached to
the moral effect Of glorious American triumph
in this City, on Tuesday The larger Mr.
Aioore's majority, the more influence viii that
result exercise upon the fall election III the
State. Which ever party carries Philadelphia
now will carry the State next fall II was SD
tNO yedES ago, dUd VIII OF 50 again. ! uS LOCO
Focos feel the Truth of this, and hence the iua-
mense eyerlonS they are making now. Defeat
now is death TO their hopes. Let this fact IN
cite our friends to renewed action. Victory is
within their grasp. Let them make sure Of
it.-Pdiladelphia .NeDs, .hay 4.
May we not now hope that every Democrat
who Joined the Know Nothings will leave them
at once They are most afFtctionatey invited
to "COME HOME" and all old-ine Wings
are likewise cordially invited 10 rally under the
unsuiIied Flag of Democracy. We will meet
you on common platform as BRETHREN
with one provision only, which is that you
meet the question without conceatmeat. 10
Democrat that joined the order, can ever be re-
cognized until he gives satisfactory assurance
that he has abandoned it. Every Democrat will
be expected to talk and ACT as becomes the
profession he makes, and none should BE- either
ashamed or afraid to acknowledge bis mistake
We are all liable to commit error. Some 4aa
mocrats were voted for by the K. Ms who ne
yer belonged TO the organization. Of this we
are now satisfied. They rere taken on tr0sn
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-05-09
Resigned.

u DAVID c.. LONG, Esq. resigned the OF
fee OF County Commissioner on Wednesday
lasl, when the remaining Commissioners and
the Associate Judges appointed HENRY j.
BRUNER, Esq. of Cumberland Valley, to fill
the vacancy. Mr.. Brunrr is one of our most
competent citizens, and one of the best aud
most reliable DEMOCRATS in the comfy
The vote stood Messrs. JoHN G. HARTLEY,
JosEPu B. NonLE, and john CONRAD, for MIR.
Brunrr-and VIM. WnETSToSE for GEORGE w,
HouSEnoLDER. Mr.. LcNG retires with the best
wishes of the people. He was an honest, ca
pabe, and conscientious man.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-05-09
Senator EsEgler,s speeclp.

According 10 promise, we publish to-day the
great speech made by Senator BicLER in Connecti-
cut short time since, and ask Cor it attentive pc
ru,al. This speech addresses itself to the reason Of
the people, and their good common will not
fail to appreciate it, The truths he presents so
iorcbe and logical that they cannot fail TO carry
conviction to the minds of all who read them. We
are sure the freemen of Bedford County will peruse
the speech with deep interest.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-05-09

% Mr.. DANIEL r. ANDERSON having been appoint-
ed agent for Bedford County, for the sale OF SeqrA'
Large Typs Qoartp Bi6le,' illustrated with about
one thousand engravings, notifies the public that he
IS now prepared TO deliver them 10 subscribers. and
all others who desire 10 purchase. He has comnfenc
ed travelling the County, TO walt upon the people
personality, so that allin want of this great work
viii have an opportunity 10 get it. And he does
not want il?
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-05-09
THE LOST CHILDREN.
$IOO REWARD.

CC7~We are authorized TO state. that one hundred
dollars will be paid for the recovery OF he lost chill
dren Of VIM. Cox, OF Union Township, Bedford eoun-
ty, if Iivingand fifty dollars for any portion of their
remains by which they can be identified. Up to this
time, nothing has heen heard OF them. Hon. Wa.
p. scHEnL Will pay the money to the finder above
stated.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-05-09
AetGer OF J0sepaaEaRe---TEse Vapo-
Icons.
EaOEaS.

The following tonching letter was addressed By
The divorced Josephine 10 the Emperor Napoleon,
coEgratulating him the birth of his son BY bis
second wife, Mara Louise. Ii will be remembered
that u was because of Napoleons desire for offspring
that Josephine was divorced but she confined 10
letter:
t,N
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-05-09
PICTORIAL BIBLE.

WILSON RFIIy
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15
Sales bn Aaetion.


A FARM for SALE at PUBLIC AUCTION
n wi be sod at puhe suction FRIDAY tse Il, dss
YebrrsIy isS At II O'Clock N ran os 'snsy ~. n "a
PpTeIa Road Town Of H.on, Westcbe.tsr County seoa.
fs tom Rv. Deroi Of the New Haven Rairoai about
d. ssn fsn White Plain ths Harlem hairoaa
II viii be offered parcels eontanns about ac.es
~ ,reent land situated high ground commanding en ex
view Of Long Iaad Sound and the suonndos county
The hons = wn story large and IN good condition CONTAINING
svsn looms and the first floor and nine on TIE onh
with tsyzs on three sdes There also suitable num9sr
Bsrs Carrssehouses and other outbuudnss a. is gC
dtou There are bouse snd pond iron Sho' oe
. obtained 81, -. III
The other parcel contains II acres Of good ugon
Howe extesiye view o. the Soha 800
p.srng country There also Carriage hoase ana bsI
e are ro both places Orchards Of the most desirable xmas
NJ Trees ..o Peach Plum and Pesch Trees In me n-sn
boa are excellent School ard Churches OF several dsnon
nsfiorA ii. ~, Lo,l
large portion Of the purchsse money esn remain on o'na
ard mortgage If required , ,,,,rrp ~
.S;or,t-. ~ ,he yyeps .ea ARABELLA HOYT. Exeeufrix
GR9RGE n MLtEk' Executors of, HOyt deceased
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15
Dy VIRTUE of a Chattel Mortgage, will be

- exposed for sale at public sno'on on hoSDAi tne als
Of January 1886 u o'clock noon a. the Aucton
TUNIS MORRELL No 81 Nassau street in the City
Of one Rues Card snd Bill Head Rotary Printing
Press one Csp Pump Handle Hoes Printing Press fifty fonts
Fancy Type with large quantity OF various kinds OF
Tyre Printing materials Fixtures and Furniture belonging
or rg oce The Of sale will be made KNOWN on the
Isv of sale j. VOORHEES,, Assignee Of Mortgssees.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15
NEW. YORK and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
III WINTFR ARRAN0EMENT. Commeneins Dok ). 1855.

Passenger stations Corner Broadway snd canA'S-'
IN Nav. York >. Corner 6thst aud 4th-sv.
raAIss LEAVE NEv.YoaE-yor Now Haven :. sa
H z%Is sse M o' fSf MIsa1 Bnas'ssss sssis
Faird.ld. southpot and wespor a mi I'm $40 Up
D.r,sn and crs-nwicS m Il m s:S S:5 m T~
Stamford: !, sa IN. tEKl; IL m, (EI) s:o. sin
Port Chester and intermediate Stations: n
SO, T. 5i6, SIS p
CossEcrisG TnAns-rx Boston; m lEr)i se.
(EAD Yos Hartford and Springfield: sa ~. tExl. n,
p (EL) For Connecticut River Rsurosd 70 Montree,
q m. (EL) For Canal Rslrosd . m tEHb; IL N 70 w.
foA For New. London Rsilrosd: O 3p. N fr hce
sateoie Rai.rosd q IN ror ksusstsck Railroad:
Q. (EL) For Danbury and koswAk Rsaro>d -
em. 49,
flAss Fol NgwYoaE-ru@ F.w Hsvsa: So 49,
So les ELb; az sSp n lEL Sro. 20 ~ ~.
hs<,sii S.t ~ ,oss : = s ,.s }E. E ~
SN N. yAMEs n. HoYf ssPsfsNsae~@
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15
Henry II. LEE3s s Co, Auctioneers;

HENRY IT. LEEDs { Co., AnctiOneers.
HENRY II. LEEDS 4 Co. will sell by auc-
ton THURSDAY JAN II, 1885, at Il o'clock at the
store No. 10 Nassau-st
10 THE TRADE AND OTHERS.-Large and perernptOry
,ale Of tine imported Brandies Gins Rum Whisky Madeiras
SAces Port Champagpes Claels, Hook. and Havana Sc
cars being the stock OF importer declining business
the part bond and the balance in Of
fine Ola Reserye Madeira butt lie dOro sherry
1888; casks Juice Madea, 1872 qusteTcask Of old
Pne Co Conac Brandy, lsti 2quarercesks otad Bran
dy 1910; denjOlus old Henessey Co do 1874 puncheon
London Dock Jamaica RUM qusrtercssks Monons sahels
Whisky and dem ohns fine do
Also Is baskets superior Champagne; 40 baskets Of Feur
De Sery DO leo Chatesu Leoyie Per ship Dudley.
Also in bond 10 hafhhd. ST. Julien Csre By the ship Cui
dad Boivar 500 800 Chateau Msrgaux 10 half
csks EsteIhe per ship Montrea 10 hhds Clsret St Ju
liens per the Lsurens 20 Chateau Lcovle very supe
ror 1885, 20 do Hsut Brecon DO 1878 40 ehthssks Brandy
halt pale half dark 10 quarter do do half pale halt dark II
dark Brandy 10 pipes Holland Gin about 100 gs
Ions esch and 10 cases Vino rnto Also - NJ Opera Segas
TERolS-FoT all under 100. cash from 100 to 500,
90 days from aOc 500 months sni all amounts
: $50 6 months, for approved udorsed notes