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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-08


Fund 10 si,o<b2o u, as snown IN the preceding s.sss
menL This the smouot reviewed from me Unned
Ss1ss being three iDs,a meoe three iourtns Of Me
sum apporpoped TO This safe o. the surplus mos~ys
which had accumulated In Uniied safes Treasury
by OF Congress OF june e. 1890, were dscoss
be deposited with the several SKATES. OF thai som !.
ss2 eo2 40 In the charge ibs ccmuasaoucrs Of ibo
several eouTucs of tna -IAss, Appointed
moneys on mortgage IN pursnAncs the oct OF tne Le
mere sSis s3s invested n nate stock and Comp
uolei bonos and there vn balance 10 ,os frcss~sy
mshing sa2i ~ u the oapsa which has
been pad into the Treasury oy The CommhD1oD0p n
cons quence Of not having srpcons tor bs han Of Ahs
same within . ressos aoe period sner vss psAd hso
them by the morssasors 70 wnom had bees saasd and
which has not been spportooed among tbs sosna~s
In several counties these mcots by the cuUmsn~s
have reduced the loans chsrss 10 vesy small
ana 10 make cfbce o. ComnissoDsg snce-
srable under The rsdequa,e oonpssssiou for ~ sss-
Wees required. Whether The Con nssicners h thsss
counes could 90, CT loans upon the security ressred ~
sw or not authorized 70 sra~ upon she reaswy fsv
cations, ho.ever, have recently been nsde ne. We
counes alluded 10
spporuonsd each Of four counties Of the 81 $40 ~
and The snount now on loan, va
Ano~ni sTTor~.,d Aar ncs Q. lean.
Kipts county .sby,ls2 % $500 %
Dutchsss county. ....... 20 6os % n,Bt "
kocssnd couny........ 100 % S
In majority Of the counue. no -.v.r. me orssb !.
amount spporticuea has been reia ned and 10 cv o.
increased by the transfer TO the oommissicpss Of NJ
under the loans authorized In lrH and 1903 veeh
seem proper, therefore, hst the hz,,e els - unona
u. apportioned among the co-ntes In wnicn @e bAns
have been so largely reduced But In VS. NJ.
queu,op hsbilsies Of Ne surcoes o.
commissioners In case Of inoressns TIE s@coes s.ew
charge and thereby increasing lhcfr rcepouaiott4teo-
fhoush the Comptroller does Dot concur IN tne opinion
would invahdsie the cbtrau,u o. Ne surssses o.
me a. M my,oners such has the decatoa II Of
the supreme Court Judges case Of ths pssps aGanss
. desunDg commissioner. ~ theree0re, psssesseAt
the Iestsature for eonsderalon, whether acscn ,
oe..sry 10 MAKE the security Of the commksoness
doubted ia case Of placing an addiueaal amount az
principal In their charge any time dariag thsw twn Of
oaics
Ihe ircome OF this fund during We - AssA rear,
amer charging upon " oil the expenses u Ne Ccmws
sicntr, and the Losses In the loans y m snd three
tenfhs per cent upon the entire oapAl and about the
same result s estimated for the curreps year. rnn,
arresrs. has been about the average income resxed
from 1883 10 the present time showing results fsvnys
bic a. could be pected true hovev~, hat iosss
b. iderable sxtent have occurred 10 the ose Dos
the smoUnt Of loyser having bees 10 ssch .f ~
rbCh hey occurred cnsrses spoa The revenge, saa
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And u shows the estimated dea0ency the
revenue tbe 9Un Sepsembsr. 1857 .. sli3 l7 o.
Il will be seen by tns preceding statements Thai
dencieucy "a The general fund hes been diminished
during ne ass nsoe ye~ by sum NJ see $50 TO-
tba ne~r sra debcsen " the 5osh OF September,
1850, N So. oN -. The Applicable 70 tbe
pusss for the asosl year com men ins
NE L., % oscser. 1850 N essms cd a 81 Te3 600 and
the csnmet s<pens>s " Tss $50 IS showing de6cAen-
ey Of rs~eDpe "a meet the essmatsd expenses The
osucy TIE Soh sp emser lss6 Of SIS cor 10 shovs
dcd scocy me revesue, she 3oh september 1857,
a silaA' ". Thss rcsua, viii be observed, 10 bSsed
uou ne esunssse~ m tbss report Bot the condition VI ths
fund 90 the is Of ocsot~ next most depcod upcs The
amo~pt a Jtprcpssssoss by the Legislature sad
the dsdsrcy vii. ocurse. be increased by vhaisvc-
amossi he appvux,ssss 1cecds We OcmptroiIers es,
maise.
me rev@os a me general luod h small com p.ssd
with The amount q appropriations usually made By the
Iegw<arre, rhwgcase upon this fund And II 10 sppa-
root that tbe r~ns Tor the support the soveromept
mas i~ some care - iesst, be principally derived
from dreu TAXATION.
tie estimated revenue appkcssie 10 the ordinary
rcoses o. govwumcus FOR the current fiscal rear
state tax, leaving but N1ao 70 be derived from all
other sources iocusins Sues ooa est mated earnings Of
NE srsse pviscns.
One Of ne principal Mems Of revenue, The san q
500 600 formerly PAID 10 the general fund from The
plus canal revenue hes becn cectualiy cut OF BY the
smendment o The constitution, which provides, "sNsr
paying the raid erpesses collection superistsndsnos
and repairs Of We canals The sums approprsssd BY
the first ana second sections Of this article there shall be
appropriated and Get aps In each hscai year. out Of the
surplus revenues Of the canals, q sinking fund sum
suent 70 ray the interest falls due and sstug
the prpcipAl within eighteen years, o. any loan made
rsser hp seOs'os" Tbsss Froprisboss must be pro.
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the income Of The United ssAtos deposit fund vh,ob arc
omitted IN the above estimate, w.
BY the cot Of March 81, 1854, chap. 81, tbs
Comptroller 10 required 70 nAxs Q loan W tbe
trustees OF the New York baAts Agricultural
College, which loan is 70 be resAad thc In
dyanuayy, 1877 without inter the Of $40 900 90
By the aci of March 81, 1885, chap. %, for the
benefit OF Gencsee College. 5000 %
BY the eel OF April Q. 1885, chap. les, for The
rebc Of the Hmra Female Collage ......... 10000 %
hsAink su" Sod, w
will be sees from ne above ststcmsnt met me
balance Of revenue the treasury the 30sh 6epssm-
Der last S1o AIS c. and thai ,ne Estimated expenses
for the current year exceed The mated income OF VIC
fund $751; %, which VIII redooa balance alo
ace ~. pom this balance Also 70 10 DO dcdoctsd soch
losses 40 have occurred during mo present yeAr me
loass under foreclosure Of mortgage otherwise, tho
amount Of which has NOT o. beeu sscsrt Aimed. go
parent therefore, THAI those shove stated cannot
be pad, unless Of the appropr atoms other
iects Included for the estimate Of payments pro
sent are Withheld by the Ia xns~turc
freles bsd IN oy Nc Stale Vndr tuyedsxr Of sorOo0<
belonging 20 Tie Unled Stata D~posn Sspd, o.seh vs
NAMED s,totd Ga he sea SeySe-s>y 1870
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-08

VIM. WRITER'S AVCTrONEFR WILL sEf.fs THIS
day, l0b O'Clock, At i formerly Is, Canal sreet,
large N sctee household furniture, &C, of
smy breaking up housekeepingaofas rocking and o<ho
shafp centre and other tables mrros bookcsse oil paint
rFr velvet tapestry and other carpets ocoth mahogany
srS ,er bcdsieads hair na-ases beds and bedding table
end bed linen, dining room ard bhcheu furniture, A..
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.DENTusTRv.

ngNTIsrRy DIR. n a. puRRIN, CANAL srRmsr
IL cid No. 1sa ks5, invites All b, hs long snd
sue~assful experience. Teeth ~ he bsunrbtng
process, prevscxss al pAa Prises Ioodsss,e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-08

sr...,....... ......' 20 .,
debt ~ eristsa the La day Of June, 1s4e shall be
xtineuished, pvcvided BY ef ART Of NE
ssuton The amount set apart In each fiscal year. out Of
esrwpsu rsvepues 0 We canals, b Increased to ne
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sHlRRlRR.

NEW YORK AID LIVERPOOL UNIyRD STATES
~ mat steamship ERlCsSor. eaOt Loweer, vn depart
With he Upttec sstes maj for Europe positively SAnr
day January H. al - O'Clock M from her berth 81 the fo0
OF Canal street Tho ATLANTIC will suooecd Vie Ertosson
and sail 81 The hh nno hsve improved
wafer Ugh, SaDseads For freight or psssaes having -
quapod for and comfort apply W
EDWARD X. OSJl.LiEs, H Wall street
Passengers requested 10 oe on hcsrd ~ ii ococs A.
All etsrs must pass through The Post onaoe sers win
be returned
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sum Of q SEQ es 70 pay The interest and rsdeen no
principal Of the General Fund stste debA II
he casal deb., whioh existed In ls4o, shall
BIO sltsgunhea, = u estimated, 10 1860,
by the snsDs iune. created BY SEC. art y OF the
ceDsh uten and ,be Of COO from toat period
shall DO annually applied TO tho payment OF sne
general fund deot- may be advisable 70 exseod toe
lime OF pay ment OF the deb At the stipulated times
y becomes Due, by the Msus Of stock, suthori
SD by chapter 2p, Laws OF ls.s, 70 ,he period when
estimated that the receipt Of the ST. 300 900 annually
set apart rom the surplus Of canals snail be
sucs nj Tor ts Redemption, which may not extend be
yond the year 1870.
10 .. least tesrsble however, that the sinking Fund
should be placed In the condition 70 pay the exlslng de-
Acenoy which has been advanced from the General Fund
and tho annual interest upon the debt and s
rstp, cuy suggested that the Comptroller be authorized
place such annually az may be required for that
purpose the credit OF the Sinking Fund, from The In
come Of the state tax.
6KERRAL FUND STATE DEBT
Stots Stock
Amount for the As0r debt chap 800, laws 1877,
and chap. 80. LAWS OF 1882, redeemAbe q pleasure,
6wr cent ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S6cl, 800 90
Ann IN Anna deCjeu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-08

sTyBk NEW YORK AND JJvKRPO III UNITED sT ATEs
I mail steaDers-The ships composing This line
follows
ATLANTIC, Capt nldr,dgs; BALTIC Capt Oomsooh;
ADRIATlO, Ga plain James west
These ships built by CONTRACT expressly r gov
kvery has h heAr cOnsruc
ton also heir engines 10 strength and speed and
their accommodations M passengers are nequaued for e
gsnee Prices Of passage from New York 10
Iverpsol m FIRST GLASS cabin SlSo in second cabin 80
Prom hiyerpoO 10 New York 81 md ~ sumeas An
surgeon aaehed each ship NO berth secured
unnl paid Abe ships Of this line have improved water
tight buikheads danger from lce w not
The Of ~ degrees unit, after the ls Of August
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M s. sELLoR co. AgcTioNgERs-b va.

NJ s;nhLLqh , ~ h,vvuda,orgsnRs-byw sRL
ye ,sles-oors ~ and 70 rarx oppos@ the Ado
Honse will sod perenytorfy. 70 close corssnm -nss
very large variety ccrsssing u eeCNn r,ey,oi
sus in brocae and plush rc--wocd rahorany walnut
bedssads, bureaus NsssSsDds ocrrs snd srh estaaon
md other tables ensmeed furniture different
cocrs; rosewood, mahogany add walnut library snd
sry bookcases, rosewood ana uaogsny sotss coY
ute parlor and o.her chairs &c aso
One oil paintings in eegsnt gold france hne pier snf ovs
rsssee china decor iors &c sls1 src
voice Of dne Fronch and Amcscan coc,s the vr plated
casters cake baskets, Ac.3 hair fnserses
hasscs &C. besides large auaoy ~ etcc'eu se ,cni
hand furniture and house furnishing articles enSrec'ug
ehar tables sofas besess, bureaus wssh-fands
ing bedding cooking uenes &e, &o, The whole n whcn
viii be sold without the sghics, reservation The supucn
trade In particular and the housekeeping public "a
general. IL especially directed TO this sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-08

Enw,b COLLINS g U Wan l ..rsct NY.
sTxPhxN KENNARD : Do,
BE- wArxwRiAs,h n's' Co. TIA fS;,s s"A''"
The ewpor. Of ships win accountable for sod
SHEET sss' sHss
q therein s...ed:
TEE BRITISH HoK7H AMHA'oAS ROYAL NAH.
LIVERPOOL
Cbief cabin Psssase
'''''' '-''' no. BOSTON 70 nvnnrooi-
mel sse,n $1,000 ~
49, ss%i sssIss: ,,
All css' 81. sa.: s s p t,'
ss,. x *s.s:s:y Jam jam 4
fs; sI asns ::i wssn:.ssS zen s:S
" ssrs"s n .sS secured IN paid To-, ~
The owners Of these shPs WIN not be .eesDn.he cr so
.ss n! :: ss
therein oppressed Ss'sss' Greer.
shEEFEH S ssY. x xSsa SSn
DER EGw 30kk 2lS tons Robert Cras oc%% nm ..,
sns M. s;:s%:S intend ;ssss ;ss;s
new and sr ssy HS5s a.
ocnh noon Gsssev Saturday sls, January At y oeos
W
g.. ,,s rat: or , ..s,e. r., 49,, =. ,.,,.,o,,
$50 s,i.ched 70 each steamer For
way New York city bills or gold only received r psssase
TEE LIVERPOOL AND PHnADnlpHIA STEAMSHIP
, S: en- sRIepGS and p:ssrf H s'sA%ssps
SI Izy 81 -.
KhaGhRoo, Iva ,sns CAPT r. 4 Ewios se@ . u
Shipper. Importer. hereby respectfully informed
: ss Nv
sa Under this arrangement s dates Of sailing WIN Dc as
ynos sHv YORK AsD yMIApnlSmA.
ITY OF ,o S% P nsw F.s
PROM LIVERPOOL
CITY 81 81 s for 81. .Sa n ssn
CRY or BALfIAORE Tor New York Jan Is
RAN PASSAGE IRON s.T Won. asD TO AND
saloon $40 sss and sa5 according 70 state room. :.
limited .%ITs oArd class p.s'snss win be ''s' and
r" Iiyerpoo .'''........ SO Prom Liverpool. SO
ana srh yesssl cayrles an an
npS''"ens' ana e"0h '''as' 0~'N' ~ 'AP's' '"'
i,A,ur IA brins out tAer friends can obtain cs
Gates 81 passage ana dras on ve1poo in sums o. 81 ss
n Tas snS gpSS eS T. fppg we once Ae "
E3m nAvRE AND scvd. Ut. TON UNIT
leave touching Southampton % land the mails
Mo- 3 North liver loot Of beach street Price Of passage
Iis s,st9;
ri. .Sp A..,ny. wa,sr Mn eSngsr,msn. sneicsns As
% ~ r.sh H., snd The nYmns beins Fee 10 vort o..
s.ss,x nj re xc..ei Ara would be scured
Ca - .ntsd aurins the rc shonL be- ami nm
hcsrS Ire d.y hesore salinS mail Al . helov !,
~ ,.,S 80, ~. an Ma Ibar.a.y rsh ror vh,
mr. naseaSe snply 10 MORTINER LIVINGSTON Aren't "a
p,.aa-sv -ff" - - "
EEIhe ,,eamer FULTON win succeed the Arsso and
81, nsrch n'ees w" ~ "~'' ~"
%
w. 800 s.sr,.h.r S,oSsTrrfy ibn On. p.as,u
ZmIs~,~ 80 Ar,-sw. .sninr a, ssn.nrcr -, T,ssfv
jan ,os .:r ss I Az, k:..: r::s.ss.Is as,
$3.50 ~ s.srrS~y Ian IL srd "a .s- "a isxtx $3.50
naycs ri an the A., AZ ssing ros srstsht a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-08

q railroad Companies, VIZ .
AubuYn and Rochester Railroad Company per chap 1885,
Avs Of 1870, redecmabls In 1850 end 1851,
~ POI cont w
Auburn and Syracuse Railroad Company, per
per Cen, -. soo, 900 90
Topswaads Railroad Company, psr chap 200,
cost. 1000 %
avs Of is4O, rsassnss.s IN ISL PSI cana 100000 70
Schenectady and hoy Railroad Company, Per
spsr cent, 900 %
T,osa Goal, Iron Mining and NanufAosunns Com
pany (now the Corning and Hoasburg Rad
Tosd Company per onap. 99e laws q 1890
redecnable In lsee, psr cont 20 600 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-08

I,oR NORFOLK, rgTuRRuRg AND RfC9UDNp :
IL The United STATES mat ssesm.sv RoANovs Captain
inst oeock, AAing freight ssd ps~sue~rs ar al a. eSs
shove places she wn arrive in notosk asrSa. s-ersnc
sreat mail lk,e her through Cs Posut g. Rs
rcu6 By the sssmcr Passage ans fare, with vss~csn
Norfolk o. To rsSrsburg and RicirnopA. fie
half price Apply On board, or 70 LUDLAh f1RAsANTs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-08

"A rich and other rosewood pianoorte
chandeliers, Ae. H L. LENDS auce0neer VIII cell
6sFay, JAM Al l0h O'Clock A the entire furniture the
house III Clinton place sixth avenue comprising
psT elegant rosewood pisn0forte octves In fine
A and mahogany psrIor suits In brocAel anar
alu valuable OIL paintings. Eruscan marble and
ssa rich chandeliers velvet Brussels Asd three ply
library secretary, Bookcases centre
UeS and tables Chamber furniture consists Of rosewood
mahogany bedsteads with marble top dressing bureaus
washstands match; toilet hair Mattresses feaher
fssa BLANKETS, quie &e Aso ding room furniture
dinner cutlery glassware extension Tables
khahan utensis The whole Cd the above furniture Ia IN
hne ssder and win be perempsoy sold " the highest bidder
W11hOut reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-08

EDWARD sCHENCK, AgCTIOEEER.-BY X. r. II.
- sCHENCK -on Friday, Jan. 8. i ii o'clock 81 the
salesrecm 3 Nassau street q superb inycee OF ades
expressly city comprising elegant Hudson
ny mink naren fitch aud other capes, victwnes
nIAs cuffs gloves, costs de- &c Also superb Russian
sable valued nj $500 Also an elegant assortment OF
richly lined and trimmed sleigh robes Every article war
shpted fresh, good and free from moth.
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kDW'D X. C0s.I.yNa, b6 Wall strect n. Y.
BROWN, sBIPLnY CO., Liverpool.
6TEPHKN KENNARD 90,
Y, Austin Friars London
b. q. WAINWRIGHT 4 co, Parts
The owpors Of ships viii not be accountable for sod
silver, bullion specie jeweby, prcosoIs stones metal
adng signed therefor and The value there
a therein Stated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-08

w r. nEtbOR A Co, ACcTIONIEas BY " 8. rGt.-
w Loa, 70 morrow rria.y isou.rr ..ilN NJ
rdschs and Hight wagons ne sets N silver mounted
ounc harness four single 40 hand tsndr A.
A~~tdes selection of and hand frr rob Al
which will be sold pecmpsorfy ~ above dose csgn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-08

CTEAN BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
y EDINBURGH, 1880 tons, William Cumming. command
der; Few YORK, also Robert Craig, commander;
GLASGOW, l962 tors John Duncan commander. The 0las
cow New Steamship Company intend SAILING these
and powerful steamers from New York 10 Glasgow d.
rect iellsws-Ednbngh, Saturday l0 January, nj II
oco1h GssRew Saturday 3st January, at IL O'clock
noon; New Ysk Saturday l4h February. 81 II o'clock,
rAssAGR
class SIS: third class, tound with cooked provisions,
attached each steamer. For
freight passage apply 70 JOHN MACSYMON, II Broad
way city bills gold emily received kr passage.
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UpOs VlJsOH AUOrJOEaER sTOsH, No. Is aPEucB
j street. nertssss sals Of .ssble nanse. = 9 SAe =
= Of thses marble mAntas IA IL
q ORUHsIH. Attorney for n@tsAsoa
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TIENRy II LEEDS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
III q pisnoortss ysnecrrs and eAer articles uscd ~
msanfac'urcra HENRY H. LEEDS CO. VII sen .
Of Messrs Benne SEN CO q No sSa Brocme street neal
RreA1fway OF pianofoetes finished and
finished ali the rosewood vcncering lumber, boards
hardvare rse varnish. unfinished work machines iooa
Aosesr large inlon o. articles Used by msnufsc
snrer- The trade invited attend Every Aruce vn b
unld by order The asslgn~~s-
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No. Bowling Green New York.
"A Carrying the United states mail,
Ssinng regularly on the day advertised
On fuesday, January 81 full mt f,f
No ee,sh received ster Monday January ~
Ne well known and nns clipper shp
Andrew ". Arthur. master.
Ia rrr~ing her pier No sasi river n very
Io- r.i~ q freight ard an posuvely san ~ above
f""'%H' 81 n n o21Esor. No Bowling e~.-u.
Sgh, hills for and cash advances nlade
Ccns.gne~s N Austrsls hessrs. Nnsinson Brus
90.
Isoe sypNEv, hrsTRALIA.-TUE sUBsORT aR
II vii dcspstsh an evper ship during his mcon 10
nc secye port smsr ousnty Of frcighi b. taken.
T' n W CAMERON. No. Rowing Green
L'oR HAVANA AND MoBTIE.-rHE uNrrEe STATE
Ger win esvs Cor ihe above ports vetre~sy ys~s-y
ron ner pier, 10. a North riv~ % o'cook moon.
Frsira Tor Hss Orleans taken and forwarded fcr Mobile
nee q essnr on. For freIsbi o. passage apply 10
ssTH aFAfkICk, Aksns q Wan sre~l
E'oR krw OnLRAua AND HAvAHA-TBr UNWIND
~ NAfes rau seamship CAHAwBA. ID. Bvps<h
~ Jan = and SAN for shs above pc~ on Monday, Jss
ia 10 occrf a. n, from Ne hot 81 nobtrs,n sHrsss
rcrsh vs, No hills Of lsdng .ened After tse steamer s.
dvrNGsToN. cRQo8rRos 90,
NO II Pare place Nev fUt
Los SAVANNAH AND rLoRrDA--UYirYD STATES
y MAI The Steamship ALABAMA. Capt uecrge
No North rivsv a eelock p X Mia Of isdns sxsed
board For netsh OF passage sppy L. MIfOHNII.
Il Brostwsy Through tckess nom New York 70 Jscks,
Vile ssi " rss - steamers from FLORIDA eon~cct a.
sHuraays
~,On ~NpvO,V prrup
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-08

LNURs AT AUCrION-rTIrs MORNING, AT le1
II o's,oeh, by TUNIs AoRRErL, auctoneer, 70 Nassau
Of gentemens overcoas sleigh robes
vcorines This stock NIL be sold al great sacrifice
Great bargains may be expected See further sales adver-
4 aed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-08

FsoNTINUArIoN SALE BY ORDER OF THE SUPREME
~ Coart1he sale OF house furnishing goods plat
ID fancy gosts wood and willow ware, china
a1ase ware &C.. Ac which commeDeed yesterdAy, nj he
Robert Davis Nos. GA and Go Broad corner
Bkeehsr viii be continued this day thursday and r. nor
Nrdav) at 10h A. earh day In 70 days sale VIII
included cutlery fire apAnne ed ware Tools brushes
81 An descriptions splendid silver plated ware britannia
China casters, fancy goods bfy dozen
RpalAA and American &c &C. Sale under the dfrec
- OF he United hs'es Trust COMPANY receivers.
RAMUEI. OsGCoD CO., Auctieneers, FL Nassau IT.
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DY JOSEPH HEGEkAE.-VRIDAY, JAN. 9, AT THE
ID central salesroons Wlougnby street. Of Pearl
Srsshyn, les O'Clock NJ miscellaneous sale-A email
Sesr stock Also small 10. Of groceries, six chests
four do. black, vito other Also sha all
uty OF furniture and oil paintings. &c
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-10
Movement of the United States Frigate
Niagara---Preparation to receive the At
lantic Gable, &c.

From Me Londo" Ncrs .Nag Is.
On saturday the ni,ed States steamship
| the. Niagara, Dropped down the river to the
mornings at East Greenwich. and to-day.
Monday Her Maiesiy's ship Agamemnon,
81 guns, VIII come round from Portsmouth
and make up her mornings there, to ship
the submarine telegraph to he laid down in
the Atlantic Ocean Ia connect the contin-
.n,s of America and Europe The length Of
cable To be put on board each vessel exceeds
500 miles; it viii take upwards Of six weeks
TO deposit the cable in the ships holds
According 10 present arrangements. Her
MaieStvs ship Agamemnou and the nitcd
States frigatc Niagara willlea,c the Thames
ahou, the first week in July in company
with Her Majes:ys ship Cyclops, and will
proceed IL the latitude midway between
the West coast Of ireland and Newfounl
land. Here the ends OF the cable on board
each ship will be joined the Aga,nennon
will then return towards the coast of Ire
land. and the Niagara Win hold on her
course to the shores of Newfoundland. both
ships paving ont the submarine cable as
they increase the distance between them.
and maintaining constant Telegraphie com
munication with each other To prove that
the cable remains intact, and within six
days after the ships separate, should no ac
cident occur Geographic communication
will he open between the two continents.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-10

fuE PArENr OFfcE-Ths is not ONLY
nec' >>ary department of the Government.
but u.der efficient management is becoming
one Of the most useful Through its agri-
cultural bureau i, has been for some time
DOING great good in diffusing varieties of
seed plants DC. throughout the Union
The officers connected with this department
are gentlemen of much practical iniorma-
tion, and are capable OF rendering service
10 that leading interest ofthe country.
Government agents abroad and agricultu-
ralists everywhere should aid this depart
ment III diifusng information, by sending
full reports of experimen,s-seeds. dc,
which are sure to be judieiously distributed
gentleman at F. Davis. Texas writes to
Mr. Browne that he has discovered native
potato, specimens of which he sends.-N. y
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