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CERTIFICATE OF VIM. J. ATWOOD.
HuYrsvILBE, YADKIS Co., N. G.,

K H@ #e November 4, 1900.
Dr.R SrR: Allow me to express TO you my sincere
,hsnLa for vour discovery of medicine which, to say
the least of il has effected that oil other med
c;nes that have taken have entirely failed to do.
HooAspd's German Biters have cured me of the most
stubborn and aggravated Of the Piles that per-
hans ever fell to the lot of man. My case Is not
stranQef in this community as am well known in
this and the surrounding counties and can truly say
that INV recovery has astounded all my friends and
relations as had tried everything recommended,
and nothing did me any good, until was prevailed
upon TO try the Btters. You are at liberty 70 make
any use of this communication for the bei eft OF the
afflicted, you may think proper. .r,,roort
Truly, yours, WIN. =, AIWoVD'
DIR. G. M. JACKSON.
These Bitters are entirely vegetable, They invlg-
crate and strengthen the system, pever PROSTATE IT.
and can be used for infants as well as adults
For sale by respectable dealers everywhere and BY
IL. ID. GILMAN, Washington.
j. J.. KIDWELL, Georgetown,
j. II. PfERP0NT, Alexandria,
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ILLUSTRATED LoSpoS ALhANAc--'We are In.
debted to Colonel Shillington for a copy of the
London Illustrated Almanac for 1850, published at
the Office of the Illustrated News. 1t is profusely
illustrated, and contains besides the usual calen.
dar pages, large amount Of vaua BILE information,
astronomical, statistical historical, and biographi-
CAL We regard it one Of the most valuable AL
MANAGES we have ever seen. The price is very
moderate.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-01-04

Jacob Mercer, under sentence OF death AZ 70
lumbus Georgia, committed suicide on .hu'suy
by taking laudanum, furnished by his wife.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-01-04

Corros IN UrxH.--Tbe Deseret News says that
beautifully white, fine, and silky cotton has been
raised At Santa Clara, in Utah, which Virginian
says is as good as any he ever saw.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-01-04

Il appears that since April 1883, the Virginia
Colonization Society has cent $50 coIorcd emgrsnts
10 Liberia.
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The Effect of the Douglas Prohibition AM
the Position Of the Administration Part
thereto. femE f "a

We have traced the effect OF the Douglas
prohibition In the Texas annexation resolu-
tons, and shown the probable danger to the
South arising from the repeal Of the Missouri
Compromise line, and the establishment OF the
squattcr sovereignty" principle We have
shown the inconsistency of some Of those in
whom. she has confded, and upon whom she has
bestowed her highest honors. We have shown
that their political career has been nought else
but tissue Of inconsistencies, and that they,
while Boosting Of their chivalry and devotion
70 her institutions, have laid at her door trouble
sfter trouble, until they seem mountain high,
and threaten her total subversion.
The present administration and its support
ers claim to be par sresllsac< the friends Of
the South We propose to show their precise
position upon the issues, in which the South
is most deeply interested The administration
party has planted itself upon the Kansas-Ne-
braska bill--s mere mcssure-snd in that po-
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-01-04

BOARDING MAY BE HAD AT No.
40, Sixth street. between ID and streets
Rooms large and desirable. ian ats
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ohio on .ae other hand, had never been repre-
senteu che Speakers chair, notwithstanding her
ise population important interests, and her high
CT .Aracter. ny 1925
He moved to insert the name of Mr. LETTER, of
Ohio, in the resolution, offered yesterday by Mr..
WALKER, Notwithstanding his refusal to have his
name used for that purpose.
Mr.. DUNN's time expired, but there was a
general desire that he should continue, which he
did,
He thought that no man should decline such
post, when the country demanded his services.
He passed high eulogium upon Mr., LETTER as
eminently worthy Of the place. He was originally
a Democrat, and 80 far ought to be acceptable to
the Democratic side of the House. With regard
to Mr.. LETTERS own refusal to be candidate, he
would say that those high places should not be
sought, nor should they be the reward of bold
faced ambiton--they should always be conferred
on those who showed no inclination to aspire to
them.
He therefore would insert the name Of Mr..
LETTER in resolution which he offered declaring
Mr.. LETTER to be Speaker of the House.
Mr.. KNO WILTON opposed the passage of the
resolution, and defended the adherence of the
friends Of Mr.. BANKS to ther candidate.
Mr.. HOWARD also opposed the resolution of
Mr.. Dunn.
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ID. r. Hooker, Rogers Store Wake county, North
Carolina, October "a, 1855, says;
Having experienced very great benefit from the
use of Hoofand's German Bitters in Chronic Dyscn-
terry and Functional DerangemeDt Of the Liver, and
its concomitant evils, am DESTROYS of obtaining
quantity of it for Che benefit of my community lou
WILL therefore, please send a lot, &C
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u Store, No. le, Penrsyiyania avenue, between
Eighth and Ninth streets will be sold ut auct on on
tomorrow Saturday. the 9TH instant and continue
every day until the entire stock is sold
The stock consists Of Ribbons, Embroideriep.
Gloves. Hosiery, Perfumeries, and Fancy Articles
generally. ian 4-lt*
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

"
Mr. BOYCE addressed the House on the subjec
of the dssensions by which the country was agi
tated. He paid high compliment to DR.. Frank
Livingston, all Northern statesmen, for their hon
for its rights and its property. He regarded the
deplorable. He alluded to the remarks OF Mr.
SIMMONS and replied to the same.
Mr.. ALLISON stated that as DIR. Frankln's
name had been alluded to by Mr. BoYcE, he WOULD
state that DR.. Franklin was the President Of the
first Abolition Society established in this country
He also stated, that as for himself although he was
opposed to the institution of slavery he was not in
favor of interfering with it in the States where il
existed. He was opposed to its extension into
territory now free.
mr. ORR asked Mr.. ALLISON whether he en-.
dorsed the remark of Mr. GIDDINGs that he would
rejoice If the slaves of the South should rise and
cut their masters threats y
Mr.. ALLISON replied that he rose to speak for
himself alone.
Mr..GIDDINGS rose to point of order. he
denied that he had used such language as had been
attributed to him by Mr.. Oar, and referred the
members to his printed speech to ascertain what
he did say: He also denied that he was in favor
of interfering with slavery in the States where il
existed.
The roll was then called with the following re-
suit:
Banks, 1o4; Richardson, 10; Fuller, 81; Pen
nington, 8; Orr, l Williams, L; Porter, /.
Whole number of votes, 220. Necessary to 0
choice, Ill. No choice.
Mr. DUNN said that we were in an entangle-
rnant which mr., ono cnuId ,,ot;a And WHARF tharo
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jan dom
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WILLIAM III. FRAZIER,
Carpenter and Builder.
Jobbing promptly attended to- Shop corner Of Fourth
and g streets Residence 272 Eighth street
jan lily
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-03

WE have Just received and have in portion Of
w stock consisting in part OF the following articles:
1S4 hhds Fair Extra New 100 nests Market Baskets
Orleans Sugar; 90 cases wooden bx Matches
g. boxes Havana do; 100 doxi London Porter;
100 and bbis Powdered 50 toxes Smoked Herring;
Crushed Loaf Sugar. IS nests Painted Tubs;
1e5 bhls dolaSSes; leo dozen Buckets;
100 half bhls do; 500 kegs Nails-as'ted slses;
goo bags Coffee: loo TOO fine Cigars
800 packages Maekerel, 100 boxes Tobacco-Various
500 bags salt: brands;
Is coils Man la Rope; IS cases fresh Cove Oysters
rs casks Malaga Wine; so boxes assorted Pickles;
Cherry do; 90 =" Pie Fruits
$50 packages Raj ms; eeroons best Indigo;
50 Fraie Almonds; i0u boxes star Candies;
700 mjohns-as'ted Sizes 10 csses Brandy Cherries
1900 boxes Ssrdlnes; 10 tierces Rice;
Together with Pepper, Spice, Soda &C., &C.
jsn80 HART, MACRAE & co. .
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-03
FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLEsToH AND
SAVANNAH

w and amer this date the Articles enumerated bslow
~ will be sent through to Charleston and Savannah lhs
~ Ices aHiSs q 20 each article:
Tol sceo, hhds.. B ice Ds... ................ SOC
Pork in bbs, iOc Rs..-..... 90
II. I. ANDERSON, supt
iyI-0 y. G. Railroad
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-03

LAND WARRANTS BOUGHT Oh LOCATED.
WILL pay cash for Land Warrants. 1 viii also buv old
u Missouri and hrksnfAs Land Patents ssaed about
ISIS, To SOLDIER Of 1873.
am also prepared locate Land Warrants In soath
western Missouri, the line Of tie Sou western Misoun
Railroad IN connection with gentleu Who has had the
selecting OF mere than 30 o. Of abroad land Rlo0g
the line Of this road. Fer urtheT particulars terms &e
enquire Of the undersigned cedsr street the Post
once. Tsrpd6l j II PILLOWS
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rEIECRApH

TNHE Augusta. Atlanta Nashville Telegraph Line IL
working through 70 Augusta, Ca, where Il connects
with other Lines running North Fast and SOuth The line
in good repair through rom Nashville to Augusta
and expect keen 90 In future Wesha deay0r 10
pu, all bus for this Line through In the shortest time
possible and expect be able give general satisfaction.
nApS-n c. O. CLUTE. supt
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RATES OF FREIGHT
49, 49, 49, g.
FROMCHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
TO NASHVILLE.
TO TAKE INJECT
, On and after the First of june.
SECOND CLASS.

Hardware. except such as CITED in First and Third
class; Coffee Mills, Machinery; Foreign Liquors, in
bes and pipes; Tobacco IN boxes; l. sher in rolls
and boxes: Oils, in bhs. and casks: Crockery and
QueenSWare in crates and casks; Rice, Whiting,
Plaster, Sheet Brass, and Copper, per 100 lbs 81
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-03
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.

49, es - al
RRIVAI and Departures Of PasserFer Trains To take
~ effect en- and after Saturday, June Git, 1875
Day Passenger Trans leaves Nashville as o'clock Ar
irving At aisnooEs az os ocock p. Might Passenger
Tins leave EAshSlie ~ p ~ arriving at Chattanooga
at 4 co 4 n.
nav Pa.srnser Train leaves Chattanooga at6AN. Ar
irving Nashvle a.f8 p 81 Neh Passenger Train caves
Chattanooga at e15P NJ. ATrv a. Ma hyilie e4a AN.
II. 4 ANDERSON, Superintendent
NAsHvnLE, June 9ist, 1879.
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NASHVILLE and Chattanooga railroad.
Express Notice.
80 - 81



THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY" have made Ar
engagements with the above Rairoad Tor Daily Fxrress
Line snh prepared and foWsrd Freight
Package, &C. by Passenger Trains TO Huutve Decatur
ruseuuba, and inteTmed ate stations the c. and NJ
Railroads Email Psehag at reduced rates.
~ Messengers leave Nashville daily "a I o'riork AZ
- Frcighs 10 be oI ed bV Express will be called
Trout extra charge. [pDiO-u1 A. X HOLT Agent.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-03
THIRD CLASS.

Axes Shoves, Spades Sad Irons Zinc and Tin in pigs:
Tn-plate, Auvils, Vices, casks Of Chains and Hoes
msnilA and Cotton CorlaFe, Coffee, heavy Gas tings
Mil Gearing, Railroad Wheels and AxIes. Chairs and
Spikes, and Rosln in bbls.. per 100 lbs ......
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Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO SsEIPPERS,
H. Snrnnnnh La An.I,r IL.

A the Nssf vile and Chattanooga RailToad Company
n have hed and reminded the Central Rarosd Cor1-
anies Of &c rga, Of err kummer rates and Il ices not
have teen noticed TecoguiEed IN the bard bills %
that Company recently distributed In city. We take
tis method % informing the Merchants and sh pers By
that hne be rate vii be 81 Sc for it0 be on
goods and tot % the grand bills represent; sI25s
tie average Through ast eas gcods from the
ward 20 Nashville but u Is beet to the variation 81 10 cts
sdte Al IN SuHmer ard deducted a 10 PEI leo lbs
Winter which makes the rate per Advertisement
slS5 from June 10 December, and 81 from Dec June
II. l. ANDERSON,
Iure2 Superintendent
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-03
a CARD.

I AN anufaeturing dav at my Eclipse Stove Foundry
IN this city good assortment Of sroVEs AND hOL-
LOW-WARs via. ovens Pots Skilets and Lds SNdlrona
and Androns Of different patterns FIR the uhoesas and
tail trade, st small profits.
A Tin Copper and sheetIrrn War; ofthe hes, quality,
at figures hre chaber setts OF Brittania War
and No. I Refrigerators hand for sale low.
Particular attention paid 20 Roofing and Gut eng with
Tin Conrer
So oid Copper Pewter, Brass and Scrap Iron taken IN
exchange for my Eanufaesures-
HIP DORRIs.
lyS0-6m No college 81 near Church "a
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10. G. BROWN,

DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS,
DYEWooDs, WINDOW. GLASS, GLASSWARE 2
SURGICAL INsTRUMFNTS, &C.,
And az De Popular Patent Ksdsciaes Of Tie day.
IS College Street, NASHVILLE. TENN,
TN Fancy Goods the stock IL more than usually large,
having received supplies selected in person rcm the
Eastern Market many styles never before offered In
this market. s-
In Perfumery furnish Lu5ins, Basins and Miches
Exit handkerchief SOme CT them new vari
eies Parma American aud French Cologne, in almost
every pattern Pom and Hair Oils from Lubn, right,
Pver Bszn, GIerea, BaueI, &c &C. &c Dillues Lubns
sache Hair Brushes Metal China, Glass and Paper Pun
Boxes. sbsl Fine and Dressing Combs, together with
general oment Of snndies in this line, TO which We
would call attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-22

On Thursday, Jan. II, by the Rev. Mr.. Martin, hr.
WILLIAM C. HlGGNs TO Miss MARGRET j. .. FARRELL, both
Of this city.
California papers please copy.
On Saturday. Jan IL, BY the Rev. Dr.. Rudolph Dulon
M HERMAN CAssuBES TO Miss ANNA HIecESs, both Of
this city.
On Tuesday evening, Jan. 15, by tho Rev. James SIM
sla at the residence OF the BRIDES father, Mr. William
BETS to Miss LYDIA A., daughter Of Capt. Silas Tut
hin, all OF Cutchogue, L. l.
Also, at the same time and place, BY the same, Mr.
Tso1As HENRY REEVE, of Maaituck L. L., to Miss ELIZA
f., daughter OF Capt Silas Tuthiii, of Cutchogue.
On Monday, Jan. 81, by the Rev. Gardiner Spring. Mr.
ANDREW j. MARTIN, Of Railway, N. j. to Miss NARY
AONAHAN of Canaoa.
On Sunday evening, Jan. 20, In st. Paups Catholic
Church, Brooklyn oy the Right Rev. Mr.. Cassidy Mr..
JAMES KELLY, OF Glasgow, Scotland to Miss JULIA DLAS,
Of county Longforo, Ireland.
Nay their union be best with little Kelys.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
On Dec 70 1855, at St. Pauls Covent Garden, london,
England, by the Kew. H. D. smith, P. L. TADMAN = this
city to BENNETT eldest daughter of Henry Oakland Esq,
Of Duly House, near Slttingbourne, Kent, England.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-22

r DWELL LECTURES IN NEW Y0RK.-REv w. II.
~ NbukN swil deliver the first OF his lectures on the
." arly settlement and History of the Mississippi Valley
"Jhe Early Explorers OF the Great Vatey 1t clinton Hail.
Asor place. WedI ssday evening" January g. al eght O'Clock
Doors att Tickets % cents; for sale AZ the principal
r ECiuRE.-W. 4. TISDALE WILL DELIVER LEO
IL the Fooseps the saxon, at the Han OF tho
american Legion Wednesday evening go Inst Tickets
90 GEMS Members cards may be a. me once OF the
G. BARCLAY Secretary, Bible House.
NEERcANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION-MR. THOs.
u Francis will deliver lecture he Penalties
oil Public Le" Clinton Hail. Aston place on Thursday
hsl price Can be obtained at the library at the do
Office and at the door, the evening
Of the Il. H. THOMPSON Chm Lecture Committee.
DoPULAR LECTUREs-IN THE BROADWAY Ia
bernacle by Joel Tiffany ESD Al the close Of = course
he was the audience deliver further Of
the Tabernacle This invitation he accepted First
lecture Tuesday evening" january 22d supecl The Doc
ine OF Penary lnspiratonm Second lecture Friday even
o. Redemption in Use Fourth lecture Friday evening
February subject "The Nature and Origin Ev Fifth
lecture Tuesday evening February o. subject, rhe Old and
the New" Sixth lecture Friday evening" February g. sub
jec The Authority Of Truth the Authority Of Man" Lee
course, 75c single lecture, R1sc, be had door,
THE NINTH OF THE COURSE OF LECTURES BEFORE
the Young Mems Association, OF the Twentieth Con-
gegacnsl church. will be delivered Thursday evening next
r. s. Foster D. d. Of Brooklyn subjec-rheodore Parker
and Modern Deism Lecture to commence at O'Clock. Ad
m1ttance % cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-22
THE BALL SEASON.

1yHE SECOND ANNUAL BALL OF THE YOUNG MEMS
Association for the benefit Of the Roman Catholic Orphans
WIN be held NbO's saloon Tuesday evening
e. 1856. Tickets be obtained any following gentle
men, who comprise the Committee of Advancement -
j. Z. AcMenomy, Edmond +. Kelly, Andrew j. Smith,
Hugh Gaynor, Charles Hussey. D. Sweeny, Jr,
John N. Co0ney, j. A. Mclaughlin, Peter Lynch,
James Lynch, II. j. d. McGlynn, John A. McSorley,
John A. Boyle, John Kelly, Philip j. Cozans
EDWARD G. Byrne, Peter Meehan, William H. Irwin
Daniel Lal0r, Oliver X. Mooney, Thomas McKenna,
Edward l. Murray, Augustus O'Neil, Richard Dalon,
John Higgins, William ]. Kane John McCartin
John W. Rice, Oliver Sadler, j. W. Mckinley,
James 7. Duigan, J. j. Campton, Thomas Fay
Oscar Spence N Hussey Jr., VIM, Fitzpatrick
Edwards +. Mullen, ANDREW L. BYRNE, President
WILLIAM LABOR, Treasurer THg0 r. lat VicePrest
CHARLES WATERS Sec'y. JAMES A. CAROLYN, I'd do.
nOMPKINS BLUES BALL.-THE TOMPKINs BLUES
Company o. Twelfth Regiinent), ball will take place at
NnlCs on Thursday evening January 81 Tickets may %
store 1913 Broadway, and at the principal hotels.
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OCULJsTs AND AURIsTs.

~ celebrated oculsts IN Europe observed their practice
obtained a the new remedies and INSTRUMENTS also artificial
mere Ia nothing known TO the faculty either hcmi spbere
with which not familiar, which, combined with twentv
years practice in this cy, enables TO treat tho diseases
eye with the utmost sk and restore
from 70 O'Clock. JAMES W. POWELL NJ d. oculist aud
AufisL COZ broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-22

Bronchitis aHa Cough, Which 50 OFTEN
fatally In our NorherD latudes easily arrested
majority OF cases, IL had TO the wild cherry
preparation OF DIX. WlSiAR Abundant evidence this
iact has been given.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-22
POLITICAL.

THE LIVE oak CLUB NO. WILL HOLD ITS THIRD
i meeting this evening at their club rooms in Florence
Hotel No 400 BroAway OF Walker Several
United States Senator'S gre expected speak IA Is he hour
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BILLIARDS.

FINE AssORTMENT-BILLIARDe.-W INVITE
"A buyers stock OF billiard taAleg vitA
bic wooden beds with our modern mprovc.eus Tor
which we received The silver medal In 1884 the hiehes
given billiard table nlakers Aso balls cuee a. Tan
per than other esabishmentn the United Gss
Three second hand tables tor talo cheap for casn.
LEONARD BENJAMIN, H2 Broadvav.
WE OFFER FOR SALE A WE'LL MADE STOCK wTrH
w our new invented cushions which given universal
satisfaction One good resond ha ahe tor sas in persct
order suitable for private use. gRlFFlTu q Ia KIN ID
Am street. - ~
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ANTHOLOGY.

(ILAIRyOYANCE-MRS. SEYMOUR THEE MOST src
~ cessfu medical and business cairvoyant America ia
Sp Ing street, few doors OF Broadway Aathma
s liver and kidney complaints female ocmpata Plies fever
guaranteed, remember, pay. -
ELECTROMAGNETIC. r. t. HAYES rs ONE OF
" the most extraordinary caryoYans aud bealng phys
clans upon record she IA well known wide circle a.
person Of remarkable clairvo, powers invegaton
member, no pay. $50 =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-22

T IQuOR sToRE.WANTED, BY A YOUNG MAN. A
IL situation as assistant bar tender; Ia willing 10 make him
self generally useul has been in the business some time
Address J. T., box l78 Herald office. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-22

DROFESSED COOK.-A RESPECTABLE, STEADY AC.
tive woman. who understands her business perfectly
can give most cable and satisfactory city reference
capabty and character Can get onpany dnners first
rae as she hns nearly twenty-five experience The
business Snp be seen ny addressing ~ l0 Tenth st.! Rre
yort place, for two days,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-22

SITUATION wANTED-BY GENTLEMAN OF ExpE
nenee IN the foreign dry goods business The advert
esn influence friends In England. Address G. N K, Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-22

WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN A
w situation as chambemad and waiter and assist In the
thoroughly has objection to the country Best
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-22

CANARY BIRDS FOR SELE-A BARGAIN.--GOING
" 10 leave the city, small lot for sale cheap male and f
nale ~ the pair or lot Inquire at Is Monroe street.
MOCKING BIRDS FOR SALE.-THREE SPLENDID
Uu mockng birds now in song. Any lady gentleman
wanting fine bird at low price. may apply at 46 Fourth st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-22

WAfTED-A SITUATION, BY A COLORED GIRL AS
w chambermaid or nurse Apply at I50 Crosby st. Can
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-22

sylperb AmbrotyPcs, Plain or COlored, Price
dollar ut n LEWIS, 1A2 chatham street oppo-
e Nsuonai theatre No connection with any other gallery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-22

TAKES, TAXES TAXES.-NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
owners of lots In the several villages the
CHESTER viz Mount Vernon East West and Central Mount
Vernon Wakefield Fleetwood and Washn gtonvle that
collector will be at the Fourteenth Ward Hote purpose
Of receiving taxes Monday Tuesday and Wednesday,
2ls I'D and 23d Of january inst from O'Clock till II O'Clock
a. M ana rom O'Clock 70 o'clock M The Collector OF
place. and at the time. the collection OF school
taxes. FERDINAND SEDER, Collector.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-28

rnicke LoefRer-Hnny, Miller 6eo-E sfarqnIze 6c- II
Wishors-5lssnar BrosI y Spear Boters Il
coli WaylandMagee kiteassti W aanti1 Lurn
Hughes Wallet. &eoG johnson eo- y
Devsnail-J syme &co-R pjfet-Geo G6rpelIy
KeefePope. Ellison &coG schmfdt--0 9 Voc
BIewan-E Smith-Dnrbrdge &co-T Eansin-Tarris 3far
gan-A Monroe 4co-G Toby-Do r I}ufaure--and order