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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-20

u The Price of Wild Lands along the line of
the Illinois Central Railroad has at length been
fixed David A. Neil of Boston. has undertaken
the charge of selling the Company lands and re
ports that the lands scattered through forty
sever counties. He says:
| propose to select o.o00 acres from the high
est valuation, and hold these for sale by special
contract. not, of course. less than $50 per acre.
The next in value. 10 the extent OF 3100op acres.
will be held at SIS; then l.3QuD0Q acres al s.,
and the balance s., until II shall be deemed
ped ent 10 advance these rates Credit 10 actual
settlers bat cash TO b. insisted on from specuia-
tors.
Previous to the construction Of the Railroad,
the land could not be sold Al $ Per acre" 1t was
too ar from market. and in tie midst of thirty
nile praries; now every Railroad station is good
market for al tia. the settlers raise.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-20

NAI2 HoBEGnE.-on Monday night of las,
wee1 the Eastern Mai was robbed, while between
Warren and Galela. \ large number Of letters
we're taken out and rifed OF their contents. and
fragments scattered along the road for several
miles The stage driver has been arrested, bat
we do not learn the result OF the examination.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-20

4 HsH-1ne Central Railroad Co. have dug
well al Nora tia; would have done honor to the
ancicnJs. II Is twelve feet in diameter, seventy
feet deep, AMI ROW contains GI:y feet of pure
wa:ef The most Of the way II is dag in the sol.
IL rock, and cost 5000 alena Advertiser.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-20

LiJsl-A suit has iost been brought against
nearly ali he publishers in New York city, for
publishing teiegraphic report sent from Boston.
that Nh Thatcher had been seen cruising about
in the China sea undo circumstances that excited
suspicion That he haa bccome pirate. The suit
against the Tribune. resulted IN Z verdict of $3.50
tlrla-c. - A.aIera ALrerti.nr
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-20

u Hon. Henry Dodge viii accept our thanks
81 puo.ie 4ocar.sa+s rc-sat,~ recel,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-20

IL The Baraboo Standard complains bitterly
Of the irregularity of the mails IN that section
OF The State
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-20

tsEsSD sf'PstS--4u Bushet= ,,rf,,. =, :.
'i'eo anu LOT SAFE. c. w COBB.
SoAP. rs boxes, No. 1, Just received and fo, sale
g. ". COBB
&@Nioo h. SO Bbls., Superfne aud Extra Fsru
81" a. e. ". CJBB'S
EtN.--i oa ems Wrieai's Fresh Cove Or.
of' "Itsiee 81 {, " JCOsB,S
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-20

The Rltsr.--Ihe river, which has been falling
here for se-eral days Is now nearly STATIONARY
The War Eagle brings news Of a rise al st
Paul. We learn that here have been rains at the
north Galena Advertiser Iirh
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-20

a.s.ULr-Mr s. Park Coon committed an
ass.,Ir ON Nr Noonarl, Post Master at Milwau-
kee. a few DAYS since, the particulars of which
are as follows, according to TIE Sentinel:
Mr. Neonan gsas proceeding along the street,
when Mr.. Coon stepped up behind him, and Ia
king him b. the collar. pulled out either stick
or whip-yve were unable to distinguish V which
and struck Mr. Noonan or two blows. The
parties closed and Mr. Noonan was thrown
Several interfered and stopped Mr. Coon from
striking Mr. Nnonan the ground Mr.. Coon
made another blow at Mr.. Noonan, scratching his
face, when the parties were separated.
The cause OF the attack is not given, but the
Sentinel pronounces it q cowarlly assault
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-20
CENTRAL HOUSE.

hNlNG takea the Central House in syperal Point
a = for terfl OF years, the uuderssne has furnished
III entirely new Us has Stabilng "a aorses Thank
tai for past custom pains will be spared To make
travellers and boaIders comfortable
CT 80 g. - leave this house Eve times q week
forbe Chicago Rail Road, BY the way of Rockford and
Beloit.
June 90. 1853. 35t,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-20

During tie half year ending Isl OF December,
I57 persons were Killed and 45S Injured on Eng
lish railways.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-20

Two prisoners lately made an attempt 10 escape
from the Jail Of Rushyille, Illinois, They were
confronted by TIE jsilors wife, Mrs. c Lloyd, who
IeveIed gun At them, thereby preventing their
ascave
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-20
Position If .2nsfria-The Partisan corIespor

Position Of .2nsfria--The Partisan corIespon-
dent Of the Union says
Should Austria and Prussia in the end co oper-
ate with Russia, the results would be far more ia
vorable 10 the cause Of liberal principles in Eu-
rope. than if they acted with the western powers
Italy Hungary, and poor down-trodden Poland
would then be stirred into immediate revolution
by England and France The liberal party in
Germany-a country iii which the true principles
OF civil and political liberty better understood
than IN any other part Of Europe would be en-
courased into successful resistance to the pres
ent system of Government and 4 wise adoption of
more free and more enlightened ore.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-20

II 1t is estimated that 45,o75 men in the Uni
ted States are engaged in internal navigation
55,o2l in navigating the ocean; sG;225 in the
learned professions; l1o,607 in commerce:
7o1,74o in manufacture and 4,II9,9o1 in agricul-
tuTe
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-20

II If you would create something, you must
BE something.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-20

u We learn that Sylvester King the stage
driver arrested for robbng the eastern mail this
side Of Warren last Monday night, has made full
confession of his guilt On a particular exanina-
ton OF his carpet bag, such evidence Of the stolen
mail was discovered fastened the guilt upon
him; waereupon he made free, ard apparently
full confession. lie was alone in the act. and he
declares that he got bnt about fifteen dollars Of
money, which he delivered up. As stated he viii
be tried at Chicago this week, and in a few days.
ne will doubtless find himself in the Peniteatiary
= GaleRa Advertiser
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-20

Great FIRE at JacEsoAgiHe Fi-Screnty Eiald
ines Destroyef-A destructive conaagration oc
cured at Jacksonville. Florida, Oh the afternoon
of the Oh OF April. which destroyed seventy
buildings, twentythFee of which were stores
The printing Offices OF the Republican and News
were both destroyed The total loss is estimated
at $4,000. about one hall Of which is insured
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-20

II \ negro who was called on as a witness
in one of the North Carolina courts, on being
examined as to the nature Of an oath, was asked ii
he knew what would be the consequence here and
hereafter if he swore to lie.
Yes sad he, ears Of aud no share in the king
DOM
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-20

II It has been said that an Irishmau is at
peace only when he IS in quarrel; Scotchman
is at home only wher he. is abroad, an English
is contented only when he is finding fault
and let Us aid that captious, busy. clustering,
ipetuous American IS at the highest felicity only
when he is IN all these conditions at the same
time
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-20

a Bad Prac.ics-A Washington correspondent
Of toe New York Herald writing from the Me
tropolis. gives some advice TO gentlemen regard
ing their intercourse with ladies in society," in the
course of which he says there is one practice
among gentlemen, at concerts, balls, theaters
&c, which ought to be condemned and tabooel! as
rnonstrous barbarism that is, leaving a LADY,
alone once or twice in the course of the evening
and going out to take drink This detestable
habit IS purely American. aud it certainly is a
slight which no lady of spirit ought to endure.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-20

II No married woman should ever peruse her
husbands private correspondence b. violating
this wholesome rule, the wife OF John MilIbone. of
Richie county, Va made the disagreeabe discov-
cry. that her husband had courted and promised TO
marry another woman, whereupon she picked up
her buds and returned 10 the home OF her child
hood.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-20

new 1OIh, APr4i ~
The Hermann arrived at noon with dates from
London 10 the 27th
The Nashville arrived out on the 9th, and the
Andes, al Liverpool, on the 2Sih.
The political news by the Hermann is of the
greatest importance.
The Cabinet courers despatched with the ult-
matum 81 France and England TO the Emperor of
Russia. have returned 10 London with the official
announcement that no reply would be made and
the consequent failure OF all negotiations carried
on with Russia. An official declaration of War
will appear in the London Gazette of the 2sth,
and IN all the London papers
he British fleet under SIR Charles Napier had
passed the Great Belt, and anchored off keiI on
the 27th March.
The Treaty between France ard England and
Turkey was signed on the 20th uI
\ dispatch from Vienna and Bucharest of the
goth. u1ces. that 10000 Russians crossed tba
Danube OF ne ais. IT AIarchsnd ,',a- 81 oan bs4
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-20

Tie Nait Ro5bGY-We learn. that the three
men mentioned who we're arrested on suspicion
OF Fobbing the Eastern Mail last Monday night,
were examined before Justice Coonbe and bound
over for trial before the t. S District Court,
which sits at Chicago next Tuesday-Gal .43r
IL The National Inteiiigencer of the 18th
inst publishes Truman Smiths announcement of
his intended resignation as Senator from CoHnec-
oath of May,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-20

DsACE anu IGlCT sAE- n anu sIIA VtsIITt S
do do 30 d do cravats
do do cut a1d uncut velYeLs
Florence and Canton SKIS
do do oiled
T.4.--a and A4mtFt-8n sewing
BLACK and coiurt>. IN -'zesns and spoiled
Sewing silk, frinEes- G!mps and cords
Sjlk and embroidered gauZe wells
Back and white siik Illusion iacss
Pougee and Gag hands eTchisfs
Bonnet and cap ribbon Of new styles
Belt and seek do DO
Plain satin and tGfeta Go
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-20

IL The War Eagle arrived yesterday from
St Paul with near $50 cabin passengers. She
reports u slight rise in the river aboye-[Galena
Advertiser, 18th.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-06

JAZZ She Court met at the usual hour and I'm.
ss Of 1s:
astd there being less than twelve tried for
vaxio1 offences, chiefly lsrosnies
at tse bar charged with attempting burgsriousy to
sntsr ne store Of Charles Francis No GA Broadway IL
Ant, Mr. Francis, caught the defendant in loom ad-
joining that II his store and In hich he had bust
Ness having entered 1t BY unlocking the with key
asssr obtained his Arrest aoa when police examined
he prsnises they found that the door Of Mr. Francis
room bad been married With jimmy The jury in tat:
oase after An hour rendered verdict Of
mot guilty. I"
Ors.d Lscesss A colorsd boy named David rownroy
Il jewsiy other ARTICLES from Mrs Bsonsa valusd
At e20 The operty being found in his possession his
guiit clear and the Court accordingly
ths prisoner TO years reflection in the ss prison st
Hng sing.
william Petrie w.s next placed 1t the bar charged
yHrd If John Ennis and valued at Se4 The only evil
asDcs against She accused being that OF acoompee
sre ss M being doubted BY the jaIy that oody
-aequittai. and the prisoner discharged
Nary scA borough then charged With having stolen
$50 and gold watch from Mrs. Petit Ths evidence
going 10 chow thar the property taken only for
.a nersy Z, SCARE the complainant aai the character
- th. ssssssd ssins shown t. Be- immaculate the jury
yss Of Co. VAS ne, PLACED & the bar charged With
ron Ms .ssr WHO .a sss .s !:
prsossr vss ssgsged In her employ meut ~ dousstic
that one morning. isc month got MP before any Of
as fszniy ssA dsssmpsd and Immediately after that
Y 80 Missed, which, upon her bsing arrested
horss Of III fAme, ia Rssds street. was fouad In her
Ioaesstsn The jury found her guilty Of the offence and
IL Court being oisposed to b swhat eneut sent
ar 10 tbs 6cuss Of Refuge whore abe e,uld have sns
s1oaths to reflect upon Der Wicked vays.
Bridget 90 James DAILY then PLACED n the har
sharred VITA stealing 80 from Margaret Street Who Il
aRpaared lived the came house sith the dskendants
Is showed che FINALE desDdant wnsrs her monsv vss
hid and IL ssry next Afterwards the cash va mia
-. The jury this csss SITTER retriK9 for two hours
satsscd the oort and rendered verdict OF scquttai
Samuel RothshiHs, very respectable looking nas
e then placed at the bar charged with stealing seven
9-6ve sk orAvatr valued NJ SO from tie Arm Of Eao
Mahopy o. hssty street fhs evidence Of tbs clerk
espE eonaave h having the goods In his pocket
As jury, a4sr soms moments Consideration rendered
verdict Of guilty, and the prsossr rsmandsd for
5KaTiHo DtGyduiy Ross.--(uaus Rosusr wAx charged
w,h keepicg sdisordsrv houss tbs premises No. II
OhsEy street wa alleged, ousths Part Of ths prose
sutton That u vas rsscst foEprDstsaks and sehsrs,
~ made AIM 1t svsy aght dfssurbanss On the pssmi
- CRAFTY snnsytng 70 nsighbsu. For ths csf nss II
vs. cved that AL the tenants vsre respectable people
End that no more took pass there than what
ssnarany haeusd n kousss In that NJ borhood TIA
pU Y MS - Soand verdict a gliW Aeaisst The
NJ sssst iAss sAjsussa sx ~ Day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-06

:. Tnz GREAT FIRE AT SHREVEPORT, LATHE
port South Western of the 14h inst gives the fol
lowing accouue OF the great FIRE In that place. BY which
hs SEQ 10 s, of bales o. cotton burnt
Yesterday morning shout quarter to o'clock a
IRE broke ont In the centre Of the extensive cotton
he use OF Ogesby Griswold before the oood
be subeued the building and its contents totally de-
suoyed twas the largest warehouse in the South out
OF few Oreans and built Of brisk and covered with
slate sna contained between 1900 and bales Of cot
ton There no other way Of accounting for the origin
Of the hs than BY supposng 1t to be the work Of
csndary. Luckily there was wird at the time-to
which incident In al probability, the preserva.
ton nom ruin Of the greater portion Of the town. Tue
6ames rprtsd from the warehouse 70 the dwelling Of the
late IN seruggs which wss totally destroyed The dwell.
nss Colors Douglass and Mrs. Battle were repeatedly
n great Danger but savsd by the en,rgy and
versncs Of ctzers The front warehouse Of Messrs
Osesby Grifwold, nllsd with produce groceries and
merchandise trast TO other points, also preserved
through the heroic labcrs Of gallant band Of
young gentlemen The warehouse destroyed vas partially
insuree and vin b Immediately rebuilt and made per
hctly Ars proof In the meantime interruption viii
occur to the busipss Of Messrs Oslssby Gsiswoldn
The t Western gives long lat Of the names Of those
who had cotton stored In the warehouse, - Of whom
with one exception were without any Insurance. ths
property The loss falls heavily many planters, some
Of whom had their entire crops barAt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-06

Treasury Notes Outstanding Jan q, lS34s
Amount ou6tandisg Of the several issuss
lrios p ~ july, 1sl6 - Per records o.
n q r.: :n: a. "a I'M. 10 ..
isSo, = - disso. 500 %
Amount outstanding Of the issue Of 28th
January, 1sl7, ~ Per dtto.. 1850 %
sll4,ael 81
Deduct cancelled notes In the hands Of 90
counting officers, all under acts prior to I'D
July, 1oAo.... s................'...s".. LOU "
ala al a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-06
MATRIMONY.

MAyR1MoxY MADE lAsY, on How 10 vu
- LHy9.-Prefessse LAwtsa. Boston. eesmssiy ~ Lon
81 ST. ssy = = r:ssips o. q: asn's poss
ss ssvssss sasss,2 = May q NE snsss = thsr
vs.e 49, sa ny y Norris. sspsevs q "A appear
49, % lssoe. I'D lase tAeash net isse BE a.
49, -; -. 49, s;s 49,: ~. -: Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-06

Ms Carter the yousg circus rider no committed for.
gerry 70 obtain bonnet 81 Lousvfs has been psrdonsd
BY Governor Powell Of Ksntusky, who \ baohetog and
VIZ tSadw toward ~ vasitss q ~ M =,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-06

n D. NASH, AUTHORIZATIONS $40 BROAD.
~. way.-sherin's salsy-Ths day, Friday jan - 10
No. a all the right, title, and interest,"
Of Edward Johnson n and to tue steam presses desks
JOHN T. sTkWART, Deputy Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-06

INURS AT AUCTION @. HORTON, AUCTTONEER-
salesroom No Is Sixth Avenuew sell ths day, 1t l0
O'Clock Sixth large lot Of furs, consisting
sleigh robes, victoripea cuffs. 10. sale positive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-06
L1ERRY LEASE At PUBLIC AycTIoN.-rNANq

I,ERRY LEASE At PUBLIC AuCTIoN.-rNANO1
II Department., city Of New York, December r. lS6a-n
pursuance of resolution Of the Common Council Of ths
10Th Of instant and the seventh section OF ths
Comptroller win public auction the highest bidder
with ADEQUATE security at the City Hail. the first day
February next at o'clock In the afternoon, grant
the right to establish and maintain ferry from the foot 81
Chambers street. in the city of New York. across the North
Hudson liver, 70 Pavon. avenue in the State Of New
and thence bsck again. together with tho pier and
bukhead NJ the foot Of Chambers street. with AL the pron
privileges ADVANTAGE and enoulnents arising from said
ferry pier and the term Of ten years from th
expiration Of tho lease Of the pier which ssrm
lease and will be required to pay - the sale
to the receiver Of city equal 70 twenty pct
Of the amount bid for the annual ren to apply th
the first yeat In he executes lease With The
usual covenants otherwise DO forfeited TO the Corporasion
He will be required ALSO to furnish obligation 81 the sam
time, executed by two surees to this effect that he win
execute bond with surees TO DO approved by the Mayo!
and Comptroller for the punctua payment Of the rent
quarter yearly and for the faithful execution Of the
Of the lease The fees Of tho auctioneer and the expense q
eovenants Of the lease Il usual form Of
heretofore entered int by the Cooperation with new pro
vision required BY he seventh section f the amended
charter Of 1885, that all who may b+oome purchaser
Of this ferry lease shall be required 70 - ian
N: beats building and other =
city fer eonneotlen WITH the pier slip buikhesd
proposed % be leased during the term Of sloh lease Tbs
psi ~ Ne foot q Chambers street o 20 s SGC fst long
foot Of Chambers street All the ferry fixtures are to BE- %
the north side Of pier So and TO be CONTRACTED accor
Ing plans to be mittd to- and approved by
Of the Common Council map showing the extent And
resolution, may be seen ~ he Comptroller's onioe.
A. @. rLAG0, Comptroller
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-06


4 UCTToN NOfIOI-sAMUBL oS0O0D WILL SELL
"a Friday, Jan. 81 10 o,eleek - ne ssissresma
sleigh aad lap robes eonsng In part Of ses OF wo Az
three pieces Of stone martin Russia htshs nnx ana
a. L:ah and Lap rebel sSnssaf Of H:dsS1 ss ~. s
panther Astracan lamb genoa to- being he Last sae q W
ssasen, and will be sold without reserve.
LBERT Il. NICoLAY. AUCTIoNH1R.-xLn0AN!
"a household furniture consulting Of bissk walnut sd
tsle bureaus marble top washstands hair mattresses. f
Sher BEDS centre tables chairs ingram and Brussels xps
4o.Aesss Nisosy Co. VI. sell 4 w 1sSssn !. Lriaa
streeA splendid collection OF household furniture
stipg Of black walnut and mahogany bsdseads bureaus
beds oarpet BLANKETS rosewood parlor suit In erin
brocatee elled marble top cottage suits linen
sheets pillow cases. mahogany SOFAS tsts tetes ohairs
rockers rosewood octave marble top centre
and side tables gilt cornces Partisan time pieces bronss
ngures glass; china and the usual culinary aytsss
Catalogues now ready. ALRkRT H nlCOLAY.
EDWARD SINTZHN1CH,
Late chief salesman with u. H-Leeds Co
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-06
U. q. MarshaI,s Omcs.

We De MaKbmakD OMcos
ONO e-CAdyoe n ReroL-Six Of the crew Of the ship
Java OF glasgow, were arrested and committed for sxsm
nation, o. . ehargs Of revolt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-06

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BRUSSELS CARPETS,
III &c:-wHLIAM Irving CO.. Auo.ianeers will sell
suction Saturday Jan at lg O'clock At the ssles
vcos No Pine street, Mahogany and chairs In hAir
coss suites rosewood furniture In red plush maps
and sewing e5ar noquea maple cestsss French
bodbeAd &c rosewood bureaus and washstands, maple
drsssng tates &s egsnt pi.r and Antsl glasses;
20 rolls Brussels carpet in perfect order for account Of
whom may concern also invoice of overcoas vests
Ac. plated ware paintings, engravings, SO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-06

UCTIoN NOTICE-THOS BELL AUCTIONEKR-
"A BY W. 8 InHaham.-This day. atl0h o'clock, in the
salesrooms 10 North William street. VII be sold, in oonnu-
valuable furniture beds &o BY order Of
derwrier Also fne lot Of clothing dry goods quaint
cry glassware china AZ O'clock by order Of reoeve.
20 baskets so boxes chdrens and mems
merchant taiore' goods, 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-06

A UcTIoM NOTICE; GRoCKIRY. GLASS, CHINA. &o.
st 10Y O'clock in lots for retailers and erooers white
lite, Rockingham and yellow also, glass tumblers,
goods
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-06

A ssIGNERe' sALE.-wM Writers, AUCTIONEER
"A will sell Saturday, At l0 O'Clock, the premises
the lease lot and buildings thereon also hore
hand benches mundles ma betting horse
cart ard harnese lub n chest Of carpenters TOOLS
umbrella boxes and CART CLOCK desk &c By order OF
JOHN WILLIAM DOUGHERAY, AssSneo5.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-06
THE MILITARY

THE MILITARY
NOTICE--A NETTING or THE BURNETT GUARD
~ 70 TAKE place on Friday jan q. r. H. corner Of Yes
suess and Hudson Brckivn maize preparations
Of n HAffIH OaS&nin-
NIcn'L D. Lrwm. SECRETARY.
VKTkRANs or lsi2-AN ADJOURNED MuRrTNQ
OF the corps will Be held ~ keadquaxtsrs Star Hsts ~
L:ps.ssa .rs.s th' ria., .yesins e sssea z .sls
nszt she sh January. All who feel anxious v 80 ere Z.
specially nyed 70 atsnd that the ngnbs ssise nap -
u RAYnoND, Hssa 0slsisl csnnm1bA
~ DAILY, IT,, A6julant at 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-06

uCJi9M SAL " & SIS =, 4, TS ~,
Nassau street. between John and Fulton choice
Wines brandiss and other liquors. In lots 10
suit Also, invoice Of choice and medium segArs
PETEs PARKS. Auctionssr, 70 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-06

OvERCoA7s, &o.-yILLIAN IRVING CO. WILL
sell a. auction o. Saturday, JAM At o1s O'Clock ~
coats vests snd overcoas pesrsh drAb beaver Brown
blanket and cloth sack and dross overcoats vests 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-06

A LOTION NoTICE:.WMEs, BRANDIEs, LIQUORS,
JAn II o'clock 81 tho auction room, No. 70 Nassau
street, choice assortment Of wines liquors. and in
ready,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-06

CHERIFF's SALE OF CROCKBRY AND GLASSWARE.
S.&c-s.turdsy At 10 A. NJ. at No. $3.50 Third
&c; also, one horse, wagon, and harness.
JOHN 7. STEWART, Deputy Sher A.