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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-09
!, GouLpsNITn. AUCTIoNEER.

TN GOJTLDSMITH AUCTIONEER
sale OF elegant wood parlor suits In satin brocate
rosewood panofore gilt framed pier glass lace curtains
O'Clock the residence ITO West 18th st. without any reserve
the weather This sale Is of
will purchasers
for themselves The parors are furnish
with splendid parlor suits covered with the richest
French satin brocaie blue and gold also crimson and ma
room splendid Turkish Noare chair rosewood reception
chairs centre side and sofa Tables
rauay tops library secretary bookcase rosewood eegeres
doors and backs; stands lace and
brocael window curtains, cornces &c; two large gold
framed glasses buffet several splendid OIL paint
Italian and Flemish subjers making choice selection
cabinet subjects also Dresden china two
very large BRUSSELS and Aubusson carpets &C
Dining Observation-Disclosures extension table heavy plated
plated forks table cutlery Bohemian glass
French china tea ses a pieces richly punch
bowls tumblers g0blets French china tea
and breakfast plates pitchers and general assormen
ware dining chairs sofa bed mirrors clocks
rockers. &c &c bedrooms contain rosewood Elzabe han
bedsiead do mahogany gothic and French pure hair mat
do spring seat chairs rockers sofas easy
chairs toilet SETS marble top bureaus and
washstands carpets, commodes &C Hal-st stands STAR
carpets plated ocoth &c. Careful carmen will
be IN attendance pack ship II required Catalogues
will be ready the morning Of sale No reserve whatever
rain or shine
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THOs vEfTCH AUCTIONEER, STORE NO. rs SPRUCE
street-Assgnees sale Of the contents and
liquor store &c Thursday Dec, TO- 1851, at 10 M at
southwest of Third and Thirty third street.
consisting groceries coees liquors, wines
segars fixtures 2c Also and harness, &c Sale
positive. HENRY W. CLARKE, Assignee,
Office az Trinity Building.
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ORCHARDS KINGSLAND, AUCTIONEER.-
III BY RICHARDS KINGSLAHD Co,
GENERAL AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Salesroom No. 364 Broadway,

w H.
At l0z O'Clock, at their saesroom No 1854 Broadway
opposite Taylors saloon.
The belance of their elegant and we'll assorted
stock of superb mirrors, oil and paslle paintings,
engravings &C. consisting Of pier, side wall mantel and
oval mirrors, gilt rosewood oak and black walnut 500
choice engravngs every variety Of rames oil and pase
paintings in richly ornamented framesa of which will be
sold without
This sale offers great inducements those purchas-
ing comprises every variety and style OF goods In this
line of business and being by themselves they
have no hesitation recommending them being equal to
81 the kind offered to the public her at pub
lie or private sale.
win be put up any OF the city, de,red at
rding charge.
Wednesday, December 49,
and every day Sundays and Christmas excepted until De
cember ~.
At l0 o'clock A. M and ~ p. NJ daily At their sales
room, No. 1854 Broadway, opposite Taylors saloon
Great holiday sales superb Paris fancy goods Chinese
goods silver and china consisting OF elegant
bronze marble and gilt clocks superb French china dinner
elegant Paran statuetes and snperb
and French china Bohemian glass
in prea, variety paPer mache desks jewel &C. solid
sterling silver plated jewelry work boxes fancy
boxes holders and fancy goods of description
Ladies' wishing purchase for Christmas and New Years
would do well call and examine this magnificent
collection which will be found elegant diamond sets
of pins bracelets, earrings studs sleeve buttons, DC
The above comprises the superb collection OF fancy
goods offered auction in New York The sale IL posi-
tive and peremptory and those wishing purchase elegant
goods for the holiday gifts at low prices would do well to call
and examine this extensive and beautiful collection.
The will be thrown open the public for exhibition
of goods on Wednesday, 10th inst, at O'Clock
r,Hos vEfTCH AUCTIONEER STORE NO Is SPRUCE
i of the of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-09

DOwERY THEATRE
ID Manager and Proprietor Mr. r. E4A1
PRIcEsBoses and psrque rs cents Pit IL cents; Privaio
toxes ~ and 81 Seats IN private boxes 80 cents
Wednesday afternoon al O'Clock and the evening nj T.
SANDS. NATHANS 4 CO.'S
Great Triple Troupe Of Eauestrians.
The Mammoth Circus Of America.
SCENES IN THE CIRCLE.
To conclude with
JOcKO
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A UCTION NOTICE-THOs. BELL, AUCTIoNEER-.BY
"A BELL LEONARD.-Thnrsday at l01a O'Clock in our
salarooms corner of Reade and Centre Streets large
rety of valuable goods furniture, an entire stock Of rich
jewelry, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-09

IL LUDLOW, JR.. A Co.-DUTCH BULBs-CLOSTNG
~. sale saturday, ut y Pine street. until when
will sell those hne bulbs ~ foows3 cents each for hya
cinths tulips shilling per dor ~ 100
cents each. iris lilies rladolus. anemoses
c.lus snowdrops half each fine opportunity for
card nd al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-09

IyrEGAET FANCY GOODS
N E&F. ~ SCHENCK
VIII sell Thursday and Friday. 10 and llh inst,
Al m o'clock each day.
A. fssir salesroom. No 20 Nassau street.
One Of the richest assortments of
FANCY GOODS
Ernr nffcr Cd La lLa 80
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HENRy Y. HERTs. JRl AUCTIONEER.BY HEKTs \
IL MOSS.-Retciver's sale Of furs by order OF the Su
prime Court Thursday Dec 10 IT los O'Clock, a. the
sales gallery No 81 Pine srcetWe take pleasure IN an
furs Of which sold The first portion last week Will be
closed out ne above without reserve The stock which
made up for first class city trade comprises elegant Rus
STA sable mink sable stone rartcn, Holsien htch french
sable royal ermine river mink mountain mArennn others
large cage capes almas vcorines uppets halt capes
NUTS cuns Eoves muiers 6c also, splendid assortment
Of sleigh and Ian robes also lot Of ladies' fur trunks &c
Catalogues VIII be ready early morning Of sale ana we
invite the attention Of all persons want OF furs 10 THIS
aaie.
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Ill No q Nassau srce-Wi sell NJ auction Thursday
Friday Dec and 10 at los o'clock, each day ~ the
wareroome A42 Broadway between Howard and Grand
streets superb cabinet furniture all q the most artistic and
fashionable syles equal offered for sale In this
market e. Insisting ~ ebony furniture. mounted IN ormolu
do inad with enamced paintings superb and elNboraey
carved and other ctegcres satin wood lined
plate glass latest French style French walnut furniture
-exension tables supported hy figures, enclosing their
new article oak and other styles do paror suits
with exquisite artistic carving In rosewood, very superior
an The suit arm parlor and other chairs rosewood
secretary bookcases mounted IN ormolu ladies' intid
furniture IN muslin French made mahogany bookcases
secretaries complete suits Of carved oak fancy chairs
covered IN daask Tan be examined unl hc uay OF
sale, which will be without reserve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-09

II MACKENZIE, AUCTIONKER-WILI SELL THIS
q day. at l0x O'Clock at 9 Hudson street. all the urni
ture contained first class boarding house. consisting 81
general assortment also furniture and other goods to
No
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-09

A 8. RICHARDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
"A. Boots, Shoes and Rubbers.-RICHARDS WHITING
will sell Wednesday Dec at 1Ox O'Clock store
Corand street. aobbers stock Of boots rubbers
The goods are In excellent order and will sold without
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-09

EDWARD SCHENCK, AuCTIONEER.-BY y. A r. VI.
~ sC1iENCK.-On Thursday and Friday 10Th and nth
inst O'Clock each day their salesroo No * Nassau
superb fancy goods consisting IN part 81 elegant mar
ble china clocks superb bronze figures
and groups magnificent Parian groups and statueites
richly French Gains dinner and tea SETS French
china and bohemian glass great
variety superb papermache solid sterling silver
super silver and coffee waters Of all Sizes
asrra ca baskets music and large assortment of
other rich goods making Of the
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A UCTION notice.. BoGART, AUCTIONEER.-BY
N B0GART-Thursday, Dec. TO- at lo1s o'clock, at the
auction Frankfort aud William house
hold furniture, consisting Of general assortment of paror
bedroom and kitchen furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-09

mise A. W SNOW, THE CELEBRATED BUSINESS
M clarvoyant may be consulted at her residence No 81
Greene street, No T. second floor She will find abssut
friends los, stolen goods advise business give
dellnestions OF character, &c,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-09

VIvN Writer'S AUCTIoNEER WILL SELL THIS
w day nj O'Clock Asa Canal street all the genteel
pnror chamber dining and kitchen furniture &c OF
family gong Sonih-Rosevecd bookcase pier and manel
mirrors elegant tapestry hreepy carpets hall ollcloh,
rainurs panoforte and stool centre and side tables
tension do sofas aetes rocking and other chairs
bor.ny and walnut bedseads hair and other mattresses fea
Their and bedding table and bed linen marble top dress
ing bureaus and washands toilet wardrObes dining
rm and Kitchen furpture sc china glass plated wsre
stoves tubs pals tnware, &C. furnished house 10 rent
o furniture for sale
WIN Writer'S AUCTIONEER. WILL SELL THIS
w day NJ IL o'clock. 49, Canal street, four horses,
wagons blankets sc Also, BY virtue ~ execution
rosewood hat rack together with other articles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-09

AIRS POST WISHES TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF
mi ladies and gentlemen TO the following facts That she has
now her matrimonial register applications from some o
the respectable ladies' and gentlemen In the United
States in view Of marmony. All interviews and o,mmuncs
ons confidential At her residence ~ Fourth street B-No
notice taken Of letters except dollar Is enclosed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-09

WIN. IRVING, AUCrIoNEER.-uRRAT HOLIDAY
w auction sales OF superb Paris Chinese and Japanese
fancy goods fine table cutlery glass and china ware silver
ware also splendid assortment OF ladea Renilsmens
and children's furs-By IRVING WATKINS on Monday,
Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and Friday Dec u g. 10
H. the Chinese Assembly Rooms, Nos $50 and 81 broad
way goods the costly description and
recent Importation This affords excellent opportunity
every purchase beautiful holiday presents nj
prlces sale be positive and perempory. The
rooms will be thrown open the public for exhibition ON
Monday O'Clock The 81 the furs nences
eaah morning 10Y O'Clock The fancy goods in the evening
III precisely IN o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-09

NGtrRTMONIAL BROKERAGE OFF1CE LADIES AND
tl DESTROYS Of forming matrimonial sstsnces
without theusua DELAY and edousnessof conrtsp may
cure happiness and advantageous matches By applying TO
SANFORD CO. 766 Broadway from - 8, VI person or by
letter with real and address, Az communications
strictly private.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-09

iBEkT II. NICOLAY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- Paper auction The undersigned desires to inform
es irends and The lie that will public
suction also business paper with the OF
ssocA ana bonds ALBERT III. NIC0LAY,
Stock auctioneer and stock broker No. Broad st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-09

HALF pRICE-25 CENTs.-MADAN ALBfN, THE
Ill world renowned fortune teller, from Europe. will tell
past present future likewise Journeys business
prospects &c her Office o. varck street In the basement
Yourself
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-09

GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BALL To MEssRS. PERA.
VI CHIC co. be held at their academy 65t broadway,
on "Wednesday evening December Admanee dollar.
Everybody will learn Les Lancers in the evening practice
taught by Mr.. Pcracho.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-09

A UCTION NoTICE.-WM WILDE AUCTIoNEER-BY
~ BUSH WILDE-This day at 10Y O'Clock at II North
North William street, will commence with the sale in.
voice OF superior gold and silver watches jewery &c.
mediaely after which, lot of furniture sofas and
French bedseads. tables cooking stoves furnaces &C
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w street
Henry Wood Proprietor
GEO. CHRIsTY WOOD MINISTERIAL
Under the direction OF H. Wood and Geo ChYls,y
Ethiopian Minstesy. Concluding with Beekers now adap-
THE HAPPY MAN
Tickets 70 Doors open g. ~ ocos-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-09

DRIAN II. MULLER AUCTIONEER.-OFFICE IS
"A Wall street-Reguar Sale of Stocks and Bonds.-This
day at l2 O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange desirable
list will be offered, comprising $l3 New
by order Of the Receiver Of Bas River Bank also Fremen
IOrilard Metropolitan, Harmony. New World and other
good insurance stocks together with Continental and Com
monwealth Bank New York and Virginia Steamship Compa
and other desirable securities Regular sales of stocks
bonds and business every Wednesday and Saturday
Special sales on all other days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-09

~ NJ LEVY, AUCTIoNEER, ~ WILLIAM STREET
~. Elegant pianos and meiodeons about $4,000 worth
O. M LEVY will sell Tuesday, Dec. 2d inst, Al lO1
o'clock without all the splendid rosewood pianos in
the spacious of Mr. " Il. r. Cnrtiss No 4sI Broad
way which Messrs Bo,rdman Grey Go. q manufac
tire well known TO need any comment This sale Is
positive made reduce the stock and caused by
The srngency Of the money market Full particulars in fu
The pianos can be examined and tested
at any time. Rooms open to the public.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-09

MAPLE MARGUERITE LAMARouEx WILL UPON
M receipt Of Is cents In postage stamps, continue W
give true picture Of past present and future eysn's sna
will send dacuerreoyre ~ future wife 90 husbanh ny ems
closing specimen Of writing siso lock Of hair address
with return stamp. Mile Marguerite famaroues Broadway
poat ofavc, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-09

A UCTION SALE OF LOOKING GLASSES, OIL PAINT.
a ings, engravngs, &C., &c, by RICHARDS KINGS
LAND CO. at 36f Broadway, Wednesday evening Dec.
9 commencing at ~ O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-09

yoJtNG NAN TWENTY SIX YEARS or ACE
N wishes make the acquaintance Of some intelligent
young lacy with intentions q marriage should The intimacy
prove mutually agreeable He wouk prefer lady not older
han himself Those who may ascertain further
ticulars viii please address Charles Raymond New York
POI lcc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-09

UCTION SABE.-NOTTCE.-THIS DAY, AT l0h
IN o'clock extensive variety Of furniture beds and
mattresses dry goods and clothing hardware fancy goods
jewelry Havana Is casks of imported
choice liquors. also 30 dozen of old bottled wines Sale
positive 70 close an invoice.
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cember H. AT " o'clock precisely from pier loot o. kopn
SO.
A usTRALIA PIONEER LINE, ESTABLISHED 1882
n Carrying the United States mails,
SAILING positively On the day advertised,
nns pfy fn er ;GgiPssa f oP! fes sse
BssIAsls Y Dow masier 49,. u,.-.,.r
Three dst cabin passengers be accommoda ed
'""e''''s 'pp"''Rw 6RSERos No Bowling Green.
usTRAIIA PIONEER, ESTABLISHED 1854
"A Carrying the United states a.. nails
The noble clipper ship
A. DsSsEssrr master -.
only shp now loading and will be the sail
for Melbourne Her for passengers ar ee
noou. and the lS ss yeni ~,
bwsao two deck ship Persons who already
crossed the Atlantic win appreciate his Ihs rates q "a
line from liverpool and as low as can be anordesson
are as heretofore, of the very best quality.
For freight or passass, or,o
Apply ''' NV, CAMERON,
Sight bills for sale and cash advances cousign
men,s Ccnsignees in Ausirala-wilkinsoa Bros = 20.
A usTRArIA-PAssAGE TO MELBOURNE VIA syn
"A The clipper ship NoKinERS EAbt WI sas
fi s + sfs r seR street. aG early %
L,oR SAVANNAH AND FLoRipA-THE srEANsHIP
day. Dec ia at oc och w. from pier 10 North river
Bills Of ladng signed only board For freight " passage
apply 10 SAMUEL 4. MITCHELL ~ broadway. Steamers
Florda above leaving Savannah every
Monday Wednesday and Friday.
uSoR PORTSMOUTH PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND.
The United States mail steamship ROANUkE. tspt.
Thomas skinner will Wednesday the Nh inst, Al
O'Clock NJ from pier " North river She VIII arrive At
Portsmouth aud Petersburg the follow
Ing morning Passengers for the South viii proceed directly
BY the great southern mail line Those Tor sehmond w,
there early Friday morning Travellers VIII ma
this the cheapest pleasentes and most expedons route
fare 10 Norfolk ~ 70 Peters
burg and Richmond $40. Apply TO LUDbAM
No nrnah
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-09

A sTRoIoGy.-MRs rLEURy, ss BRooMr STREET
N gives true information all events Of life by the glass
the planets and questions business marriages.
absent friends AZ by magnetism She speaks French Eng
lsh aud German.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-09

ID BARNETT AND r. HEALYB DANCING AND
H. wal,ing academy Jefferson Assembly Rooms. corner
u Green With and Sixth The fourth hop comes 90
Tuesday evening, Dss 4, with Les Lznsisrs quAdruls
sAcy all fashionable dances Of the Days asd
evenings 81 taiton Tuesday and Friday. Brooklyni 81
franklin buildings l0s Fulton The third
hos, on on Wednesday evening Dec Days and eve
of tuition Wednesday and saturday afternoon Clasees
from Evenng for ladies' from 70 gentle
500 Ba practice from 10 ~ O'clock Parties
DC srous Of hall apply hs aodsmy or 70 Cor
usil's band, i4s Sullivan street
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INSTRUCTION.

s.1 FOR TWELVE WRITING LESSONS.-BOORKEEP.
Ill ing commercial arithmetic algebra NJ reduced prices
MI this week n pAfNEs academies 81 Bowery. New York
~ ruon street. Brooklyn and ~ Montgomery street Jersey
city separate FOR ladies both day and evening From
Governor Kinr-My and daughters attended Col
Pancs school 10 my satisfaction His style OF writing
IN modern and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-09

DAWNBROKER'S SALE-THIS DAY AT IL O'CLOCK,
i at MORTIMORE'S No, East Broadway. large as.
sortment of unredeemed pledges consisting of mems and
womens wearing apparel beds and bedding and all other
goods suitable to the By order OF D. g. FURGUSON
4 Co, ia varck street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-09

LBERT II. NICoLAY, ACCOMMODATIONS NO.
broad slreet-Regular sale of stocks and bonds
BEhT H. NlCOLAY will sell this day wednesday, at l2
O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange
SiMN Terra Haute and Alton II. first mortgage bond
1000 Great Western RR Qlo first mg'e 10 per cent bond
2CW Sacramento city funded loan 10 per cent bond.
100 Ohio and Mississippi RR. (Easton divison) bond.
1000 Y. and New Haven RR frat mtge per cent bond
~ shares Rome and WATERFOWL RR 500
y Ircvorton Coal and Railroad Company 100
Park Bank 100
70 Peter Cooper Insurance Company 70
40 Fremcns Insurance Company .................. ~
~ Gallatin Fire Insurance Company. so
Next regular sale tomorrow Thursday Regular auction
sale of stocks bonds notes and other securities every day
l2L o'clock the Merchants Exchange Stocks and
bonds bought and sold private at the Board OF
Brokers' commission. Interest allowed on deposits
Loans negotiated ad dividends collected large variety Of
securities constantly on hand, at private sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-09

IHIRE DEPARThENT.-TIiETw ENTYNINTH ANNUAL
ball Of the New York Fire Department In behalf % The
Orphan Fund will take place ~ the Academy Of
Music Of Fourteenh street and Irving place Mon
day evening January 1853 Tickets may be procured OF
the manager. ~ the officers VI -. - $50
PETER ". TITUS Treasurer, ~ Market street.
JAMES y. wENkAN, Secretary, i.0 Pearl street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-25

tY There is grim and mournful truth in
the following, though we grieve to say it. Very
early marriages are not by any means invaria-
bly, happy ones, though truth compels US to ad.
init that We have known some brilliant excep-
tiOns: .. ..t
EARLY MARRIAGEs.-She stood beside the
altar when she was but sixteen. She was in
love; her destiny rested on a creature as deli
cate, and who had known Us little Of the world
as herself She looked lovely as she pronounced
the vow. Think of a vow from au burn hair, eyes
and pouting lips, and only sixteen years old
''She stood by the wash tub when her TWEEN
ty-ffth birthday arrived. The hair, the lips
the eyes were not tcalculated to excite the heart
Five cross young ones were about the house
crying-sOme breaking things and one urging
the Immediate supply of the lacteal secretion
In despair, she stopped and sat down, and tears
treakled down her once plump and ruddy cheek
"Alas. Nancy, early marriages are not the
dodge Better enjoy youth at home, and hold
lovers at proper distance until You have
muscle, limb and heart enough to face a frown
ing world and family. If chap really carer
for you he can wait two or three years, make
presents, take you TO concerts and 80 on, unit
the time comes Early marriages and early
eabbages are tender productions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-25

Is GAsLIGHT INJURIOUS There is n pre-
JUDGE against gaslightas being the most iRjuri-
Gus form of artificial ilumi q alton As against
the proper and well regulated use Of gas this
prejudice is entirely grOundless, bat there can
be little doubt that from its abuse and bad
management it is really doing more mil chief
than any other kind Of light; its very exec lfen-
ciss are Turned to bad account; it's exit eme
cheapness, compared with other source of
illumination, naturally leads to lite use in e, ces-
sve vequantities; floods of light arc poured ft nth,
50 that persons may read and sew for hours to-
gether in the remOtest corners the room Phe
air is heated by the excessive combustion, and
poisoned by large quantities Of carbonic a id,
which there are no means Of removing. Z he
eye is unprotected from the glare by screen or
shade extraneous light is freely admitu ID,
which obscures the impression, and strains the
nerve of vision, and, in proportion az the sen
sbility Of the eye is impaired, stronger ligh is
used, which gives temporary relief, but " ith
danger of ultimate and permanent injury to
the sight. On the othsr hand, good, well puiri-
fed gas, judiciously controlled in accordance
with the hints we have given, is perfectly harp,-
loss.-Ssisntife AnIIeaA. - sl. ../