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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-01-28

New YoRK, Jan. 25.-The Cunard
steamer Persia arrived at noon with
Liverpool dates to Jan. 10th, three days
later than by the Atlantic.
The news is unimportant, inasmuch
as it states that the Swiss difficulty is
virtually settled by the ~interposition Of
France supported by England.
The Emperor Napoleon undertakes
that Prussia shall renounce all claim up
on Neufchatel in consideration of the re-
lease of prisoners.
France further undertakes to prevent
any aggression by Prussia against Switz-
,erland = ssc5 tss sia .,..
81 Switzerland approves these terms,
and the Federal Assembly is summoned
to ratify them.
The Congress of Paris closed on the
9th inst, having signed a protocol which
is expected to terminate all difficulties
in the fulflment of the treaty of peace.
Russia cedes Bolgrad and Tabac to
Moldavia, and the town of Komrat on
the right bank of the river Galboke too,
and a Territory Of three hundred square
versrs. The Isle of Serpents is decided
as belonging to the mouths of the Dan
ube, goes with them. The new boun-
daries shall be fixed, and the Austrian
troops and British fleets shall have evac-
mated the Turkish Territory by the 3oth
of March next. Immediately thereafter
the Congress shall re-assemble at Paris
to ratify their proceedings.
There appears to be a little more
frmuess in the London Money Market.
81 Ccnsols closed on Friday at $3.50
-. sbF1 9 bsol eS .ss'aqmi evlionlss0i il
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Petition for Divorce.

Jonathan McDanniels.3 DUH a. Mepan,
VS.. y nfels of BEDFORD
Ruth A. McDanniels. in the County of Moa1
roe, and State of Michigan. is potifed that JON
McDanniels did on the 18th day of De-
cember. A. D.. 1856. Ale his Petition in the
office of the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas, within and for the County of Ashla9d
and State of OHIO. charging the said Ruth Me-
Daniels with extreme cruelty and gross neg
1ect of duty. which Petition will stand IA
heaNpsk at the next torm Of said Court:
j. McDANNIELS,
By KENSy 4 Poa5ER, his Atsyis.
Dec. Shat, 1856. 6w3O.
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Marrow EscAPE--The Lyons Mir
ror speaks of a Mr.. Morril who was
caught out in a snowstorm on that ia
tai Sunday night. about 10 miles from
that city. Finding it impossible -
proceed, he encamped in the open praD lie,
the mercury below zero, with his little
"pung" for shelter and two Foffalc
robes for bed, By dint of almost con.
slant friction of his limbs, he managed
to keep awake and found hims.e elf in the
morning only forty rods from a farm.
house.
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NOTICE ishereby giventhat q petition Will
IN be presented 10 the, Commissioners Of
i hshl q oo g8gRf go P5qy aogH Il iaS out at apd q ss sssr
Philip Fluke's barn thence westward along
said Flukes lane thence toRobert cainpbelrs'
house or mil thence north westward on the
best and nearest route 10 intersect the north
and south road north of Green's run themes
of section sixteen thence west on said line To
intersec6 the state road running from Ashland
TO Troy. Also, q petition for alteration of the
road running north from Orange, c~omtnencing
north of Green's run, and to run around by
Campbell's mill. aud intersect the said road
again at or near the north-west corner Of Camp
BELLS meadow MANY PETITIONERS.
) Jan. 2Sth, 1857. 4w34s
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ELThe finest house in New York
is the one belonging to NJ. O.. Roberts,
in Eighteenth street. It cost. $250,0o0.
The first house warming given in this
mansion, was in the form of q charity
concert by am~ateures. Some 500 tick
cts we're seld,-s2 Was the fixed price
but in some ~ii4s.auces ten siaf~s that
sum was paid by wealthy as:2
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Mntica.

have disp0sedof our entire interest IN
w our clothing establishment in Ashland
to z. Greenwald. The Books will be left in
his hands for settlement until the LIST of March
next, after which they will be placed IN the
hands of the proper officers for collection.
Those knowing themselves indebted 10 us are
therefore requested to call and make immediate
settlement. S. APPLE 4 co.
Ashland. I an. 2I,ls5T. astf
i cfliE .5S5I 81 igT{A
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~Hona GEORGE E. PUGH, of the
q. s. Senate, Hon. PHILEMoN Bliss, of
the House eff Representatives, and hon.
j. P. CowAN, of the Ohio Legislature,
will please accept our thanks for valua-
bic public documents.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-01-28

EESee Advertisement of S. Rour-
SON, S~tonewarc Merchant, Wooster,
Ohio. Mr.. BIS stock. We understand, is
large enough for any emergency, and
his terms entirely satisfactory to deal
ers. He should receive o liberal pat
ronage from the business men of u
County.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Thomas W. Green,1 {
vs.. In Ashland Com. PIeaS- .
Homer s. Mead
DY virtue oftan Order Of Sale issued from
ID the Court of Common Pleas. of Ashland
County, Ohio, to me directed, 1 viii expose to
Public Sale, at the door Of the Court House, in
said Ashlhndi County, on HFf2 43Xy z
Saturday, 2fst day of February,
AID, 1851, between the, hours Of 40 ossloeE.
A. NJ and clock, Pm, Of said day. the fol,
lowing described Real Estate. tosvit being
village Lot number ninety-foarin thetsvn Plaa
of the town of Sullivan, in said County Of
Ashland; with ap~purtenahees t~herepnto belong
ing. Appraised st two hundred and twenty
five dollars. Terms of Sale-Cash.
JOHN j. HOFFMAN, Sheriff,
BY J.. @. BnowE, Deputy.
Jan. 81. 1857. 33ts-pf$2.75
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* See Gard of HENRY BERRY,
Esq, of Jackson Township. This is on
" one of numerous testimonials of a
similar character received by the Secre-
tary Of our Insurance Company. We
can cheerfully add our endorsements as
to the souudness Of the Company and
tLksir prompt payment Of losses. y
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-01-28

Wednesday, p5sFary %, 1857.

Ewe have b ne exceedingly
restless since We haYs1a chance ahead of
getting out Of the editorial harness.
Accordingly cur columus have been
sadly neglected this week. We hope
the reader;wsl not consider this an apol-
ogy-we're done making EN-,
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TME a Ed Al D UETOT :.
ed sovereign the country

distinguished sovereign the country
ever produced. He lived at the COM
mencement of the present century,
He attached several French officers toI
his service, and promoted three of them
to the rank of Mandarin. Tho Cochin
Chinese expedition will be ready to sail
in April next.
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ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA
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New YoRk, Jan. 24-Tbe steamer
JAS. Adger arrived here-this morning.
She left Aspinwqll, Jan. Ilth, and
San Juan 18th. She brings $50 pas
sengers, mostly from california put In
to Key West for coal and was detained
there by bad weather thirty-two hours.
Q The purser reports hat the cholera
had disappeared from the city. There
was but little sickness and no deaths on
the Adger. She left. at AspinwaIl sloop.
of:war Cyane and at San Juan six
English men-of-war.
The steamer Sirra Nevada was daily
expected at Panama to take up the Cal,
ifornia passengers from the Adger.
Walker is reported as in better con-
dition than ever having / ZOO able bod.
led men with him at Rivas, we'll sup
piled with ammunition and provisions.
Col. Lockridge and his three hundred
men were still waiting at Punta Arenas.
The completion of a steamer to be
ready about the 18th inst. with which
To go up, the river and retake, if posi-
.bie, CASTILLO and San Carlo, and reopen
the Transit route.
The Adger encountered great fields
of ice on her homeward passage between
lat. 81 and SO.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
N signed has been duly appointed and
qualified a Administrator of the estate Of
ship, Ashland County, Ohio. All persons
knowing themselves indebted TO said estate
are requested to make imnediate payment
ispd all persons having, CLAIMS against said
estate are required to present them, legally au
thenticated, within one year.
ISRAEL MARKLE.
Jan. 2Sth. 1857. 3w34*
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IMPEACHMENT NOTICE.

VS.. Montgomery Tp, Ashland
Henry Miller. County. Ohio.
on the It'll day of January, ADJ 1885,, said
" Justice issued an order of Attachment in
the above action for the sum of forty eight dol.
lars. KENNY d PORTER, =
Jan. 18th. 1857. 4w32
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New YoRK, Jan. 24.4Passengers
from Nicaragua on the James Adger
give a gloomy account Of Walkers stu
alton.
The seizure of the transit route and
steamboats, by Spencer is confirmed.
Spencer states that he acted 10 behalf
of Vanderbilt. No injury was offered
to the passengers in the captured boats,
but they were escorted to Greytown
where the steamer was boarded by an
officer flom q British ,man-of-war, who
ordered the baggage of the men to be
put off Immediately. Spencer kept the
American flag flying from his steamer
although he made Big captures in the
name of Costa Rica.
President Mara, of the Costa Rican
Government, had issued a proclamation
granting a pardon to Walkers men, sud
free passage to the United States.
Many of Walkers men, both officers
and privates. were DESERVING. they all
tell hard stories of their suffering from
hunger aud sickness. 99t
Walker was still at Rivas with six
Hundred men, another account says
FOO.
Spencer states that the Ricans have
1900 troops posted asong the route.
They are also in strong force at Seragut,
and have guns posted on both shores.
The report that Gen. H~enningsen had
fought his way out of Grenada and
Walker, is confirmed, as is also
the rumor that Gen. Chiffon, with a
large body of men, had pronounced for
Walker at Leon.
Walker, it is said, retook Rivas with
out ioosing = man.
Capt Saunders, with his rifles, had
advanced to Leon to. occupy that post.
The foregoing despatch is made up from
the statements from several Nicaragua
papers which give very conflicting sto-
rfoG ~=l-Ata~ --faif- - seH-ftA
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-01-28

MEETING OF H PARIS CONFERENCE
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The London Times objects to Ma.
piers Appointment.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-01-28
SWISS DIFFICULTY SETTLED.

Erotoo
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rHKEE DAYS LATER NEWS!
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RAR1s CONFERENCE Concluded.
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Archbishop of Paris Assassinated

LORD NAPIER'S APPOINTMENT CONFIRMED.
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I8gI GAegrapb.
IMPORTANT FOREIGN NEWS.

Of the Steamer Atlantic.
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- ROAD NOTICE.

Jan. 25th, 1857.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-16
AriUs n sfE WIS.

pBcApwAY rIssTEH
ID y. =. Marshall L.ssre y g blake Stage Xszsso.
win 'ihue his present u4 H' sn' engagement BY PER
os sosp.y Ay.rso Fsa 10 1857,
flor the frs! time IN vera 'ess me chala'ter Of
The play VII 70 sy..d viz ,1' e. great ;1ss,s:s
in, cd muse, cho'ps,.s . a. &c
Mr. FtkhEsr viii e. form xoocsy, Wednesday ssd Fri
Tue dav evtning-Mr n P,scIDB the popular sons-
dian vii make his appearances this season and perform
NJ BLsgE vii also ms Re srst appearance lis
X Piacide and nv = Plards wis perform e Drombss
series o. sterling comedies 60 viii shoHly c~d sass
Pefcrmahoe reg r-scs,,y with ov -ture.
RsSyGBAh's Bowss7 TEEArRE
~ sle Lessee ........xr. Joha BreughAm
oycbess oro. Dress Crc,e ana BoIs. - ssnts;
r. And esiery IN orrs Ors open at a. TO s0n-
II. r. ..a s .2.R. BY syrT's a, r., .ss .s
UNCLE SAM; Oh rPs > sI.C OF rHs roNBs.
BLEAK BILLS Or ERIN.
PuRToS,s NEW TnnAlsE. saoADwAy.
ID CROWDED Hcu .s,, mn shE HEARrEsr
attended ,he psrfo'maDe.r .a.s'sd for Mr.. BrOrxn.ns
The Whole bill vms. rssss,ad for Monday night .u,y.
yhs s.ns.sr rss.Dsafniy invites he eoe.srsaoa K an
ossar CoSic, rEsrIvAt
AND az : &c &c e
prourbsn n par.-- rm,on In Ave psYA
The fret pierre HIs Last LEGS.
IN which Mr. Brorghsr VII play O'CAnaEkan-
Pie great comic DUALITY.
where n Mr.. BYOurhsm VII petrae most urwAYAok
able Intrusion Mr. Burton
The com c bakt 81 he kCCtNTeIC LOVERS.
with n rle bacv Rare vrtnlnpal dnnseuse
The very favorfe fa'ce second time Hero, OF
WAITED OfE 1BOUt and MTLLINERS
Mr. Barton ~ Joe baRs and Madame vaDderpan8
Nr. sets he'll ~ Ton, I'll oo and Miss Sr1lthersL
Mrs Hughes ~ the Apprentice.
To conclude with the very eomiexl farce OF
TIE sISMESE TWINS
O'5lib o. d chang by Hr Rrougham-
Tim Slow and hrR by Mr Burton.
r1esdGy-A comedy IN three arts, sailed
TIE POUR PHANfOMS
Supported by Mesars Rvesgham, Burton Fisher haxk R1
J Moore Mrs A Plum cit and Ms Polly Marshall
On wednesday-A new bnrlesque, with music.
CEO. GHRisrY 4 wOO's
" nlNjrRELS,
Al Broadway below Grand stree.
Henry $500
''' SIX fXvUKrrE PIEcEs This wEBK.
EvENfN0.
NEGRO MINsfRRLSY.
Concluding with
On Nopjsy svenns-NEw YEAR CALLS.
Tueaday--TUE MUMMY.
Wednt sday-wEFFO TIE SENSIBLE MONKEY.
1bnrsday-RObERT MACAlRK.
Friday--Bl.ACK BLUNDERS
Saturday-HAPPY NAN
Itche.s - cents To commence as N ocock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-16

% WATERS AUCrIoNEER-THIS DAY, McCAF-
IL. FRAY WALTERS sell st % Catherine stree, q
ers assorted quantity Of household furniture A,o will
sell 10 pay dsguerreotype table sundry ewes
sewing machine ~ egs OF assorted nails meloieon and
quadrant. sale positive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-16

IMPORTANT TO FENAIES.-DIsEAapa or rEMALKe
lexcusiyey ircated By Or DUBOIS Remedies for female
arrangements from ~ 70 Is. Relief
Consultations and letters strictly confidential Psens from
dlsence provided with board, nursing and exclusive
dance The Lady's Marriage Calendar containing medical
advice for married and sngie mailed ee on resp on sr
paa ssmpa once nh,y nine) Hsa yunsshA asVs4 W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-16

nR RICORD's PRACT1CE.-C n. HAMMOND NJ ID
~ SIC Bro.dwsy pupil Of Ds Csrpocan aud Mott OF this
city, and kicofc "a fSs ~ao Il the first living surgeon
dieeases &c q he erus = Consultation in Sngish
and french ONCE hours from TO l. and from 10 in ibe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-16

uCrloy INCONSISTENCIES SALE OF Stone.
r ard SAMUEL OSGOOD co, auctioneers store No.
Nassau win cell Tuesday Feb II, ut IL O'Clock.
Foiueh and Eleventh avenue, the con.
q soney ard, consisting Of bankers banks, blocks,
,h cart desk stove, Office furniture, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-16

liz UCTION NOTICE-MY NEXT SALE OF SUPERIOR
cabinet furniture pancfo.es French plate mirrors, oil
sipngs &C will be held Thurpday next at 1917 O'Clock
aogues viii be ready the day before the sale and will
nhrsce beautiful paror furniture worthy the at
1tcn Of parties wanting good, fashionable article
T. z. HOUaHr0F, Aucuoneer,
SalesrOoms ll3 Nassau sre0.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-16

UCIION NOTICE THOMAS BELL, AUCrIONEuR-
By BELL Bush on Tuesday, at loS O'Clock, In our
esroons IL North William street, extensive sale Of dry
kss &C. Ac, The balance of stock, by order Of under
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-16

UCTIoN NoTIcE-CRoCKERY, GLASS AND CHINA.
law Feb II a. ten oeInk a. No 2si Pssr street in los
Prem the sbever Ill kinds Of BooeR ana other w. q. ware,
common china, &C, Safe positive and goods well
I1acl &C for shipping.
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THkLBEEG's
MArINsEs MUsrCALES.

CARD OF rnE uASAGENENr
nourced that be would give both evening coace-s sAd mai
The rapidly Of Mr.. rhsloergs pc utet only
he former take place yet never has been his n.enan n
over always baa been iaveri'e Of Mr. rbaeeyss "a
% ANA do oe tnf ss in y
spects preferable u evening concerts
would ID Of Mr. ThaSep
ply Sass be he
From the absence OF all oth'r assistance Mr rhaberg
o. sevea times according length pieces he will
2s s ne 'Hs
sipeps- Of nose s aeases Of tho master spriA OF piano
by and not % thousands intended hist heir
works Should encounter the glitter Of innumeraoe gssshs
hoops mitea number fpersons should. therefore, be
When Mr. isabsrs consulted his friends about the erpe
as IN aa. mot Es & 20
which naturally ought 70 take place about the middle
sops Where SsT de resort to = The moans
few s s1 Sa thus sney
a. generally suppc ed they are principally attended by
Ssrssm,n y wing Sy ladiss Who csa
ssS my Of renders an exposure 70 he
hight air unadvisable-
INGREDIENTS whose families reside within convenient dis
sn S .ny Sou nsrs a.
turope he putips Of rhiog schools for young ladies'
alter part Of the day Is during Ss.on mcnoao
s Sy s . he anS sssns ad finally
deicately framed
constuons-than that OF Europe. Mr. 1hslberg be
fully jusned in believing hat he nigh not entirely
ssS :: che %sS Of s %
The management has therefore tNe eonor 20
1hkkE SUBSCRIPTION NATINEEs
To which subscribe only VIII be admitted, The number or
which viii be limited Ss four I'd hs sIsshe
VIII be The only performer and win play In each matinee,
SEVEN piycss on rHE rhso,
And will introduce 70, tbs irst Tune 10 tbs country,
THE ALEXANDRA ORGAN
With pedals attachment manufactured for
Mr.. 1hajberg by Alexandra a son, In Paris
The capacities of the Aleyandre Organ ~ follows
The power sustain and chorcR while n the
time the rapid aud brilliant be
berg sustained by mechanism governed
thus leaving both hans free manip
cspabity single and combine the tones OF tho
VIOLIN oBoE, cARioSEr Hoks, hAssooS AID rHn
SCHEME OF THE MaTINEEs MusICALES
nAriSER
l. fsnAsis-sonpambuA Inalne-8
aneanie Inancrk'
al Trovaioe" ION the Alexandra @gsn) Tha,erg
March uneorc nofn
Enee La L. gre rsssIs'
i fanass-' Il hlsr d'Amore' ThAberK
srcosD MATHEW,
Trio In masr piano violin and v,olonceo) Beethoven.
2. Fantasia" Don Giovanni .1hAberG.
j Etude Repeaed Noter) ThabeYg.
furiAn" ION The Alexandra orsAn).. rh.ee,s.
Fantass-Iucrezia Bsrga ''............. Thabsrg
THIRD sATiNEE.
septett Hummel.
Piano, fuie Oboe. Clarone Alto, voloncelo and BAsso.
a,sds :, Ihsoerg
T. 1erzep-" Robert ls Dabe" ION the Aiexandre
organ heyerbeer.
Duet" normAn-twth Mr. WIN. Mason =. rhaiberr
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wAvCHEs, JEWELLERY, Sc.

nIAMorDs THE TRADE Is RESPECTFULLY IN.
~ formed continually msnuNscsvrfng and
hand large Of diamond iswery q me latest ays.
large ssscrtmen Of diamonds hand Sealing done b.
the xNdo. Diamonds bought for cash.
l. HERMANN co, nS Broons street. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-16

BY BkLL BUSH. this day, at O'Clock. viii be sold
order the Of the late nr. Broger. the
4se broad Az third story all the valuable stock Of
very COLO work In hair and other articles 10 the line
the Of two psrors consisting Of carpes SOFAS
looking glasses &c handsome show cases IRON SAFE
iswtIYy d heauiful
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-16

pCrloN SALE OF READY MADE CLOTHING AND
piece sco5s-A N. CRIsT ALAR. aucuonecr . 6owery,
eel Thursday, l9th n stan los O'Clock co yHrds
ing 'ancy and black clssreres csse Of silk apscas
y.rds black Italian silk vengs &C. &c, tox ether with
a-se assortment Of and cloth pants OF various
bee and patterns satin Valencia vess cashmere, and
N frocl business And large not OF other
css the line N mention. AL OF the above
n Ia adapted Cor the coming season.
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4 tR. WARDS UNFORTUNATE'S FRTENn.-HOrHfHg
else makes thorough certain diseases The Infa
be friend Of the afflicted Other remedies arr orse Than ,e
<sS alone cures mat never reuras the dis
enfe without leaving Ne poison in The blood coutannae the
item ans break OF continually Remember all who have
bee lingering weeks and months, that by calling DR.
WARD YOU may be certain OF cure without delay the
ret, three doors esst Of Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-16

Ia UCrION EOTIsE -HOUsEHoLD FURNITURE. Sill.
ard silver p.aed house furnishing goods &c
NpEL OSGOOD 90 auconeecs viii cell ct hsr sales
81 Nassau street Tuesday at nos occk genera
c.tmeI Of hous hold fu pture consisting OF rosewood
aoby black walnut parlor suits in satin. brocsse
and hair CLOTH enamelad chamber suss rosewood and
abogopy marble top dressing buresu rosewood aud
bsoh and wardrobes marble and
tension tables chairs bedstesds feather bedding &c Also
rich sver silver plated house furnish
q goods Ac Catalogues ready morning OF sale.
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CORNER PROPERTY I o LEASE TWO SMALL STORES
~ and three s.o-y dwelling that msy with little
made holesale al inquire a. 1873 West twenty
nth street
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DEED 4 COLE. AUCrIoREEBs FOR SALE AT PUB
nc auction Monday, February 6 at ten oci9,k, at
4e Eas: Twenty third street New York lot of msosnery
tistDg Of Ia hes vices a3vls bellows o1gs. urning
ol brsss valve cocks wrenches cutng engi1e for
ccck max cast valves guages macy
other tools whicb would BE- valuA Die TO mechanics
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UCizoN NOTICE.: BooARr. AUCrIoNEpR.-
by y BooART Tuesday at l0h O'Clock. ~ No. 81 Chat.
n sale, The effects OF u rom. On
eedsy Mt lOt O'Clock at the auction MORTGAGE
sale of lsrge assortment OF household furni
le. ksgars Ae., butter, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-16

ENOAL YARD TO LEASE "A RARE OPPORTUNITY
~ for wiahng enter the business the yard hav
ing IN old established ira 10 The proprietor ntends leaving
The city For particulars apply the oce, - Thompson
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-16

L EiBLos SALOON. MONDAY, FEB. rs.
MADAME pASd 4 iTHA hssssr ,ouArrrr
MRS Z. L. DxvENPpSf, ~
MR. JOSEPH BURKE SO. ABsxLA.
win piay fantasies On Don Gtannis ~isr a. An,ore
and for the hrt lime In New yoyt. The "Andans" and
AIRS Russes" -
MADAME DANGRI
VII sing Mlas from "sAnireunisn The sRayy~r~ Al A.
vla7 the Bsiaplan,n ard Bondo ron ,CcosrsutslAr
MADAME JeHANNpRr
VII sing Aria Der Freischut rr1uberrs -vovu<aS Qexe
made" and 'vo,s.lied bv knctsn-
mrs u L. DAVENPORT
wilrecite Prof Longfeow.s ,Nkeie.on 10 ArrnNr"
Nh. JOSEPH BURKE
Win play De Beriot's ''Tremosor
tese 80 and 81 10 be had n Breusinse Tu BroAdvay,
ana Van Norden Kings. Wan sxye<
ON Thursday and Friday win be sd n 80 ssuAn only
On saturday and Monday The n and NE remaining n b
door. ~
Ioors open s ~; 70 commence as
On Wednesday ne second concert
On hurpdsy concert 10 Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-16

MADAME MgyRR. LATE or 1871 SEVENTH AVENUE.
M removed 10 IS Perry street between Beerser and
Fourh she continues 70 tell past and urs events
likewise iourpevs lawsuits, business prospects
sickness absent friends property lost soe~ Ns<sns
Never conversee in Ensfsh French and G~msn sad
wGrsntse or her art