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A BOOK FOR EVERY FAMILY

A BOOK FOR EVERY FAMILY.
~ The Pioneer Heroes OF the New World il Tho
title of work just puh!ised by II. u. Br0wneII, A.
NJ. and contains u history u: The New World mn "a
,he present time. This work ~ one of vast impor
lance, and should i'll the hands of every tsu,il,
Bound in gilt, accompanied ith map OF The wori,
Price S3,lo, for sale b. a. L. MARTIN
nO2O
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STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN

SSTATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN-
ty, SIS. Court Of Common Pleas.
WALLER HUSTEg, administrator OF the Estate OF
WIN. Shepherd, decd,
AMOS w. SHErHEED, ard others.
Order To Sell Real Estate TO Pay Debts.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of an order
ma dc in this case the 9Th day of December, lSJj
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, and o'clock,
p. NJ at the front door of tae ,O6rt House of said
county, will offer fol sale the following described
tract OF land the same being the North West quarter
of Section 10, Township } aud Range 2. in Puitney
township in said county. except sixty acres OF the
as sit sold to Wni. Myers, the same being SUBJECT
TO The dow er of Ruhama Shepherd. 10 the amount o
I6 and ia peTchos set OF by note. and bounds
the said tract including the improve meats there
on.
TERMS OF SALE-One third in hand; ird in
year. and the remainder in two years ON the
day OF sale. with interest.
WALKER nUNTER,
Administrator of the said VIM. Shepherd, deed.
ne6iw
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MERCANTILE COLLEGE
Z. @. FOLSOM, a. NJ, PRINCIPAL.

l. Corner Public Square.
CL E V E L A ND. ONO.
INCORPORATED MAY 9, lo5l.
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TRAVATS, SCARFS, HANDKER
~ chiefs. Kid Gloves, Bucksin, Shaker and Bur
lin ditto, for sale low al
ocI6 FRINT & NAGL g.
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PAYMENT IN ALI. CAsLS Is REQUIRED IXvEEIABLY
IN ADVANCE; AND NO PAPERS WILL EVER BE SENT
UNTIL THE RECEIPT OF TIE MONEY.
Ali letters inclosing money, or on business q! any
kind with tho office, to be adde SD to the publis-
ers, RAY MUND, WESLEY X co,
Nc. l3S Nassau-st., Ncwl York
NEw-YoRK Oct. /, 1886. no2G2t
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eNRUGS AND MEDICINES.
80 | have this day received a fresh stock of drugs
aud medicines direct from the importer, and
ahled 10 sell PURE articles low they he pur-
chase elsew here. foc2l 4. e.. MARTIN.
GHEEP SIEARS--a superior srticls
~ or saIeL Ly II. ALEXANDER
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STONE & THOMAS

'AKE PLEASURE public that they
l. u
Fall and Winter Dry Goods Varieties Millinery Goods &C.
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UEV.
Indigestion and Impurity of the Blood.

Enr, Rev. j. y HINES, Pastor Of Airrzt zErrh, Bons
Dr. AVER: have used your Pills with extraoriinary
in my family and among those called to vis
To regulate tho organs Of digestion md pury
the blood they the very lest remedy fGTs ave-
known, and l confidently recommend thsm 70 NJ
hiens Your, J. v. HIME1
WARSAW, WToxIyG Co.. y. Y. Oct. "a, 1858.
DEAR srs: using your Cathsrtc Fills in ny pr>s-
tr, hnd them excellent purgaiivs cleanse sAs
- -. IL
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Erysipelas, ScrofIIa, Kings Evil, TcttsS
Tumors, and Salt Rheum.

TTo FrlC1tJdiHO AeTcIcnt cI 8 L0tlIs, Fsb 4, lIss
De. AVER: Your Pills the paragon of all that .
great in nsicine They have cur-i nay little dsukht0
x uccruus upon her hands and feet that had proved
incIIrabe for Her mother has been long yevous
" afflicted with bloches and pimplcs her skin and In
her hair. After child cured she sso trsi yosr
Pills and they have cured her. ASA G0RGRIDGE
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4 = * 4 SSSss
S ss as
s:ss s:.1,sa,ss aSsss
rfh The juvenile BLIZZARD Players Ye Popular
% Goes is Is
Of Diplomacy appodrs Hoops KAosas Letters besides
I'll .sr bon Of as
BY Nv sTsoso publisher, IS $ Nassau asss st.
MEXICAN ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER.
"a uLd Nn : orE Ersn st Lee is's
Issned February 2, win contain the following splendid
Esi isDssA portrait q Governor Hunt. BY Eles.
m line OF steamships between uasgow and New York
Psss Pubic school No. IS Twenty eighth street. New
SSsss + s. :ss s:s s.. Columbus. :. New v,.
sss sssg rerss
Maine LIQUOR Az New brunsvtck Government officers
Of the College OF Physicians and Surgeons New
View 81 The lecture ROOM with Dr. Deaaeid delivering the
Fs;:! & 8 z zss:.s. ns1sAs ss,..
Teegrsphs on railway and other illustrations; with a
SSSsss y sn .1ps Si s, editor
For sale At All news deposs.
r on, 0SD0N q, NEWS: sd , TIMES, "a; PUNCH q ;
Ll0y u.s. I'd the World, "a London Journal Family
herald Rev nods' sceliany and CasseiPs Illustrated i'd
eacn AL others qually cheap at ROGERS Engsh
per store, corner Of Broadway and Twelfth street.
DERsONAL MEMOIRS OF MADAME JULIE DE MAR
Il GUERl1TE6,
The first OF original story, which will Of the
most brilliant pqusnt and entertaining which
been given to the American public, entitled
FRIENDS AND FOES;
Or THOSE LOVE AND rHOsEr HATE,
VIII be commenced In the SUNDAY COURIER Sunday
next, Feb. 3.
This producsn though given under the
Of felton, Ia the personal history Of that remarkable
Madame de Marguertes- Foser-written by
her expressly tor the columns OF the sunday Courier
The Of the history Of this accomplished
c her adventures In the Old World and eseapades
n the her various fortunes and msforunes her descr
tons of well known personsges and her revelations Of
York society," altogether render OF the most sing uar
AID romantic narratives that has been published.
1he readers of the Sunday Courier should be not 10
miss the openlDg chapters OF this racy work.
The Courier will be for sale by al the agents
boys and at the office OF publication No. Is Spruce street.
JAMES L. SMITH l. co.
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On Thursday morning Jan. II, Of consumption, WIN.
II. CANSIFR, aged 80 years.
His relatives and friends and the members Of the PRESS
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from his
late residence No. $50 West Twenty first street. SUM-
day, at half past twelve O'Clock precisely without further
notice His remains will be taken to Taity Cemetery for
interment.
On Thursday, Jan. 81 after short Illness ELIZA, wife
Of David Glass, In the 18th year Of her age.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited to
tend the funeral this afternoon at o'clock, from her
ate residence No. Third avenue corner Thirteenth
0treet Her remains will be taken 70 Greenwood for in
torment
On Thursday, Jan. 81 HELEN widow Of the late George
The friends the family, and those Of her brohsrs
Augustus L. and VIM. s. Wood, respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 80
Goerck street, tomorrow afternoon at one O'Clock pre-
cisely
on Wednesday Jan. 80, DAVID g. SMITH, native of the
parish of Glamis Forfarshire Scotland aged So years
Tho funeral will take place from his late residence No.
81 Frankfort street. at one O'Clock this afternoon Tue
friends Of the family respectfully invited to attend
On Wednesday, Jan. go Mrs ELIZA WATERBURY,, aged %
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this afternoon, at half
past O'Clock from her late residence, No 400 Eighth
avenue.
suddenly on Wednesday night, Jan. 80 of hemorrhage
Of the lungs, DAVID J. GoMpKR1s, sged A5 years.
!, Due notice will be given Of his funeral.
Oliver D Hooker, aged years, months and Il days.
Notice Of the funeral win be given tomorrow.
~, X, ANN MsuIE daughter Of the late Cnrisopher
Ailbuler, and wife OF the Rev. Benin. AJlerlY.
The funeral will take place on Monday at twelve O'Clock
The Harlem Railroad leave Centre street, corner
White street at nine O'Clock for Aorrsa.a The body
win be inferred In Greenwood Carriages viii be In wait
ing at Fourth and Twenty sixth stree. the
rival Of the train from Morrisania, at 215P.M
On Wednesday Jan. 90, Mrs. Arm ELoRE saErfuD, In
the Goth year Of her age.
The friends the family are invited to attend tho une-
raj to-day at twelve O'Clock M from her ac reeidence
NO. so Dufieid street, Brooklyn
On Monday, Jan. g. In Throop avenue, Flushing
avenue, Brooklyn, ANTONIO CASAvElIo aged 70 years
remains we're Inferred in the Ceetery the Ever
green's
On 1oard steamer Sierra Nevada, from San Juan del
Sud to IAN Francisco, Friday Dec 49, 1856 Mrs MA
rupA CoksEI, Of Brooklyn n r. widow of tho Iate In.
seph Jewett, Of Portland Me.
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ANOTHER FATAL Aouprsrsv FALLING OF SSow.-C,-
goncr Hills bald an nquess a. tho New York Hospital
upon the bojy a woman named Bridget Ford who died
rom ySpeaa, pr Guccd from wound OF the scalp
cidentay resolved by being struck the forehead by
macs Of snow, ye IN the yard OF No 10 City Hall place.
The deceased raid previous death that she could
no one the top the house. and the matter pure
y accidental. Verdict Accidental death" The de-
ceased ives thirty Live years OF sge, and native Of
Ireland.
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v~rsIa>f lea 10 -ng 20 which have 10. rs,vy-
she either got h. nanaSetchief from my ~iis or
s,ele i. II ina. hive 1so Jaed
ucy,,,i, 1T secth.r house 4, an a.. and fr
spo,Aff r,i q or, AID there summit ed ,hey wsa
from that house my handkerchief found it, way to The
gotten up rnppose f,r the PURPOSE b aiyertior the
sitsrticp vi ihe from VII She was aoout to
s.esl
Ihope tAe oil papers that have published this story
viii do the justice tn publish p.y denial Of ts truth
BENJAMIN GREER.
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lDVERTISESENTS RENEWED EVERY DAT.
POST OFFICE NOTICES.

TYOsr OFFICE, CHATHAM sQUARE.-MAILs FOR
L Europe per United state. mall steamer BALTIC Letter
bars this office Saturday morning. at 10 O'Clock:
tbis ONCE viii remain open TIL 10 oeock 70 might 70 receive
letters for tho steamer Balia. AAAVN RWART1
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Court Calenusr--Inis Day,

Court CalenA&r-Infs Day.
surRcx OouRrNos. 266 442, 1856, 495, 496 49a, 3e7,
$40, 610 Ci6 526, ST. b20 $780, $50 $50 AIS b2l 633
go, $50, 63s $40 541 54s 544 545 5a6 49, $40 172
27o, 5Ss, s5A, 555, 556 $751; $50, GEO. 5s2 b63, 5o4
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Meade ssrothers, Photour

Meade Hrothers' Photographs Taken Mt un-
precedented low prices TO salt the times The public In
WED examine specimens miniature and life coiored IN
paaae water colors and Indian nk also without coors
1aken TIL Lat May ct Is less than regular pricea 3
Broadway. four doors above Aston House..
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Anson's Large Size DxKuerreOtypes for SO
n coored and In nice case, twice the OF
~ - eenta and equal To those made elsewhere for 81
ANSCN'H $50 Broadway opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
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r LIVERPOOL oRRLL COAL DIsCHARGIHa FROM
IL the ship Thornton BIundels best imported for domes-
tic use at Is chadron less han the price
Also for sse Peach orchsr md English camel GOALS
and Centre pic. aud corner yaFs fae WestsM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-01

Clothing Mt Wholcsale.-We beg 10 Inform
Southern and Western that spring and
summer clo,hng Just contains the nrsest va
choice sty for mems by the house
ranging the low priced up 10 the finest articles in The
trade. All got in usual superior style. H. DEVLfN
Co. 256. $50 and 260 Broadway, corner Warren street.
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personal.

INFORMATION wANTED-oT HuBKRf KELLEY,
rsfvs Ireland eou7,y OF Roseee mon; bis brother
would wish 70 hear from hun Cali LIS Newark avenue,
Jersey City.
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Tic DOlOreUx and Neuralgia Having Long
baled best medical talent has finally been by
DE CRAFTS nervne and relief given at Price 81
Principal depot 3C6 Grand street.
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FURNITURE

fyAsH Will. BE PAID FOR GOOD SET OF MODERN
description, price, ~. - 500
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Chsfed, Chapped and Rough-tenues Flesh
positively cured by GoURAUDs rachless italian medicaed
hs m ow ss
part Of the body Renge lily white hair dye and restorative
a old DEPOT 81 Walker street. first from Broadway
Calender s. South Third street Phadeph Bates l29 Wash
layton street. Boston, Mrs. Hays, Brooklyn, &c.
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Mafr1c0s
On Thursday, JAM 81 at the church OF the Holy Apos
tlss, By the Rev. r. s. Rowland THOMAS W. AoopY, Of
ths city, to LIZZIE j. daughter Of the late George In
ness. Esq.
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ng's Lette. SYRACUSE Jan. II. 1856
kessrR Norton, Bradley Co.. Agents fer the sale Of
Rchs ealsM ander safe Wders patent:
-3enlemen--it is very common nowadays recon-
nerd everything good bad Indifferent that seldom ALLOW
myself speak In commendaon Of anythiog offered for sale
public; but should do my duty did hesitate to
ssy that thin the above safe has superior. During the
late city my papers exposed In OF these
fifty hours 10 the intense heat
jury getting we, by large quantities of water having
thrown the safe before taken the ruins
Yours respectfully, j. NJ WIETfNG
uine salanandefs all patterns secured with
Ryennahs La Relic burglar and powder proof lock- the
saaDufacursrs' depot lac Water street, New York.
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Defiance Sa1nmander Sofcs.-RObert NJ. Pat
RICK n the sole manufacturer the United States of the
above celebrated safes and patent powder proof defiance locke
and cross ba-s Depot No 1872 Pearl street. door below
Maiden
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

S17 neutrality-suspicious. OIREE d ANSANTE.-
Il grand soree dansane will take piace Saturday
evening, N II o'clock, At Nellie CAROLINE
vEzIEH,s dancing academy Howard street Admittance
10 Grand civic ball Thursday, Feb I.
ing school and private lessons attended every day.
DRoFEssOR sARACCo's DANCING ACADEMY, 37s
Fourth street the ayorite OF the from
the Unon fashionable select ls
evening bis elegant Subscriptions for the Class
for practice morning and evening" Private lessons all hours
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-01

Hat B1nstinz Machtnes.-I. n. Singer d Co.
machines hodBg hats and all
kinda Of hats The hiues do the work far better and
aAster than any others. Call and them q. No. S29
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-01

J-WHO REPLIED TO AMBITION, LAST FRIDAY,
81 viii please send his address to Ambition. Herald oice
and theI ely confer iavor the advertiser.
MRS E. BARKER WILL FIND LETTER TO HER
WI add ftoH he nr,ad Pos. Oflc0.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-01

Hollow avs Ointment and Piils.-AstoniAh-
ing abscess incarabe by the faculty.
Robert Pere Of Cumberland, Matne afflicted for three
years with abscess In the and about have the
tmb amputsted, but recommended HOLLOWAY'S ONT
nent and pills, which completely healed It.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-01

Trasses.-The Best American, French and
German russes with and without mechanic, sold ut half
usual prces for cash only Perfect satisfaction given
pay Forwarded 70 the country Wholesale dealers supplied
extremely low prices BhIDGMAN Co., l5S Grand atree
E6ntre market
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-01

Sowing OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES about PUrthRsMg
machines her light heavy work. OF description,
should not fail 70 examine machine SO simpded and re-
aDc Their wants, and for which the American
sinte awarded premium. They exhibition and for
sale at Offices, All Broadway and Gore block Boson
NICHOLS. LIE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-01

wedding and Visiting Cards, Wedding
snvelopes &crhe latest engraved In the eeeaui
always be found at R DELI J302 Broadway
Duane street. Mr. Everdels the Oldest aad best
ehOwn engraving and printing Broadway
&AAahshad u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-01

vEGETABI.ES AND ANIMALS SnEN WITH MICRO
Y scope.-Dr. EDWARD II. PARKER Professor o Anaso-
the New York Medical College would respectfully an-
nounee that be VIII give course OF four lectures on rne
Of Vegetables and Anlma =" At the middle
lecture room or The New York Medical College, 80 Eas Ihr
isenh street. near the following evenings
Friday Feb g; Monday Feb H. Inas.raions WIZ De pro
number o microscopes and the plates rhe
design Of Is TO demonstrate In popular
the creation which are Furnished TO tho ASTRONOMERS,
profound wonder and samirauou much less OF the
Of the vegetables aud animals which
surrounded The study Of these the aid Of the
revealing .. doss great simplicity perfection
faments the views Of creation; and IA with this
purpose that the course arranged Admission the ooarse
I'll single admission, SIN Tickets obtained at
The bookstore q James Dckerson. 6 Broadway and
the Medical College, In East thirteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-01

UC1IO1 AGENCY.-ss0OOoo WORTH OF GOODS
and comms.cn houses q he cies of de 8osth AZ
West Every Kind goods taken. Guaranse cash
JOHN p. CAMPBELL Once Is Broadway n Y.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

DAYARD TAYLOR WILL DELIVER LECTURE ON
~ china and Japan, Saturday, Feb = at Academy Haul
$50 Broadway with the illustrations OF China
and The japan Expedition under Com n. O. Perry Doors
at * p, n lecture 70 Commence At 8.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-01

uCTlON N0TICE-ABsOLuTE CLOSING OF FCRS
for this season Frday) morning, vt II o'clock
% Nassau street, two doors Fulton, fifty sixty
ladies' furs NUTS twelve sleigh robes &C. account of
former purchases Positively Without reserve N.B-Thoso
Interested please Re potice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-01

QC1 BROADWAY STORE FIxIUREs.-H9NRY h.
64 hncpe Co. VIII sell by auction, ON or about the
m OF Lon day OF 70 ruary at l0x O'clock all those coiZ
IDS cutting boards desks rch
sn go chandsier wood piAnooe oiieioh csrpe
ae ass mirrors plate glass show wudows with silver bar
asn Ac PC The properly and by order OF George r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-01

DALI sUPPERs-THE MANHATTAN HOUSE SUPPER
ID rooms 26 Bowery, bcwedn Houston and Stanton soeg
ladies and gentlemen visiting sseases, balls wAng
areakfas dinner ea o. supper 49, new
supper rooms. 9Eoh0E W. DEAN, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-01

CIGARS PURCHASERS OF sEGARs CAN OBJ.
tain great bargains from assortment Of about
herman NormAs IA low as s. 50. u. CHEEKS,
No. 81 Broadway, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-01

THOMAS vEITCH, AUCTI0NEER-STORE Is SPRUCE
sherf's sale Of gas pipe, &c.-Un Monday, Feb
at 10 O'clock foot of Forty sixth street. North river
consisting OF a large quantity Of gas pipe, &c.
ii. CRoMBlE, Deputy Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-01

EXECUTlON SALE OF DRY GOODS. JOHN w. SOMER-
II lNDYKE a-ctioneer, will sell, a. store 70 North William
street. to morrow Feb ut l0 O'Clock by virtue OF
r.nos anghams dela,nes and Alpaca linen sheetng towe
and cambria silk gloves and hosiery
bindings trimmings, &c shirts and drawers thread,
coles tape &c. large lot Of woollen goods and
brushes jewelry show frames &C. SAFE positive De
posts required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-01

HOTEL TO BE sOLD-AT AUCTION, ON THE SECOND
day of February hotel and four lots OF ground, with
furniture situated In the best part of Kingston n " adjo
wsuld DO well by calling on C. sCHuNANN No. s Fast
has 70 be sold in consequence Of having other bu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-01

IN COTTON, ACCOMMODATIONS HOTEL FURNI
urc at aucion:-F COTTON viii sell this day, Feb. !, ii
continuation half o. slock, the
the Clinton Hotel door from the Of Beekman
kAsrau streets will embrace furniture OF thar
eighty Also all the
TUE such IS rich carved urniture
large French mirrors; description OF rich chande
ers OIL paintings In great variety Wilton tapestry Brussels
three ply and ingram carres oil cloths several hundet
ware rich silver and plated do rich dnssk and lace
The sale win continue from day day until the whole
stock Ia disposed Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-01

rT,OR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL PET DEHR, ONE Ant
one half year old perfectly docie, and in healthy oond
don. Any pers,n wanting such II BY calling At No
Jeferon place. williamsburg Information can Be had q Il
o0lce Of Duncan 4 Shackehon, II Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-01

4 perfumed Brenth.-What Lady or Gem
aeman would remain under the of dgreeabe breath
when by 0sug the Balm OF thousand Flowers' q dem
oce would not only render sweet but leave the teeth white
md the subject 20 delicate their friends VIII mention
md wash the teeth night and morning. fifty will
hat year For sale by FETkIDdE Co., proprieors, and
"a drVQQss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-01

In the MO1Fat Building, 335 Broadway, there
are to e chambers lawyers commercial men,
artists students Rents ranging from s00o 81 coo
mum. Apply 70 WIN. d. MOFFAT on the premises, room
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-01

1yHos. J. MILLER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
MILLER NORRIS win sell at auction this day, lO1s
O'Clock at No 30 Stanton street, the entire stock aud fixtures
coal ysrd by order OF the assgnees of L. j. Castar
ing Of horses carts harness. safe screens &c. together with
right title and interest OF L. j. Castar In the estate Victor
HuRuet, deceased.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-01

misses, Nos g. 10 and II Fulton st., opposite Fulton market
hotel and dining saloon for eaeLeae fixtures furniture
stock and good viii OF the well known dining
for many years as Goud dining saloons near Fulton ferry
large dnrg and very large The house
doing very prosperous and successful Receipts
$500 per day. II offered private sale exchange
and rot sold prior 70 9th February WIN positively be sold
four from May ls 1856 Terms payment easy
Apply the premises to Ii. H. LEEDS CO., No 10
street, daily, from 10 A. M TO p. n.
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REMOVALS.
=,
DEMovAL-EDwARD wARBURG 4 CO., IMPORT
III Of sks cloths &c, have removed 70 No. 10 Park
place.
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uCTios NOTICED: 8. oosDlT, AUCrioNEER.
WIZ sell ths day. Friday u l0z O'Clock, At 10 Franklin
street west Of all the furniture OF that arst class
private house, consisting Of elaboraey carved
ROSEWOOD pAror SUITE covered Ia rich satin brocate good
& afee p, and insrain rosewood centre aide
soA u marble tops: rosewood and mahogany Enza
oetian hedeads hair palas rosewood
nsIbe p bureaus al washstanda mirrors front and
bark so Of psinngs large gilt French plate oval mirrors,
silver aed ware cutlery dc. also costly wood hall
be had
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ChrSstAdoro's Hair Dye, Wigs aud T0upees
s,s.e admiration among all connoseurs in art suite Of
Ne reliable article its kind Wholesale retail al
CHRISTADOkU'S, No. 6 Asor House.