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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-18

ALLEGED Po1soN1sG.- The postmaster at Hing.
ham, Mass, died suddenly, few days ago, and his
wife has been arrested suspicion Of having poisoned
him, a. ,-' & ~
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PRESIDENT PIERCE AND NIoARAGUAs--We IND
the following telegraphic dispatch in the Baltimore
Patriot: &e
s1 Washington, Feb 10--It is stated on reliable
authority that The letter received BY certain parties in
New York connected with the Nicaraguan scheme
from Nh. Webster the Presidents private secretary
related entirely to his own private business, and thai
his sending it in envelope bearing the Presidents
autograph, was an error Of the moment.
So far as the President is concerned he has no in
terest whatever in any Nicaragua land speculations
nor does he know anything OF the matter to which
reference has been made in the New York courts.
In the debate in the Senate Il few days since upon
the Central American treaty nearly every article In
it was denounced aud fepldated and as far as this
Congress is concerned, the treaty is entirely dead,
The Washington Union Of the llth, attacks tn,
New York Herald and Times for their statements il
regard to the matter.
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ATCHAFALAYA9R RIVER.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY 18Th inst, at 5 2. N.
FOR OPELOESAS-THES STEAMER
a. W Glaze, e E E hSgailes ,s nie ntsstsr, viii
and all landings the Atchaasya For freight passage
Nfr feirs j. M JOHNSTON CO.. Front Ievee street.
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ma II Al Gafondelet corner unlon.
BE aHB zAaAHlHSHP fpSs = asss
respectively establishment Nos s5 Front and
s'pS EhSff asfS III ns
giving his attention each we offer
T he s'Hs are no.
passss s III Hs 4 ap s Saa ssET f Mss kos PIPES
FihH IafInig HEas, ,wokNsa. AsH BANS;
SiEss$$#Hs$ E$$S$iIsg $s |iEs Esgss saf4sss ssHEs
e s asss eas s o bag
TATJoN And HOUSE Use ma may s be found o.o-
ssss ss
he Ssssst ss sS
been carried during 'sPsf Nsssssns Water Gauge
bisa s s%sss,s si 5slly IN yiI sna Cake AXE Nsaas $
s, Pyramids. and other Ware, of all varieties.
snd
ssssr md Gaspon Stoves: Deck Stoves FeIges Fire
S 81 s s ~ sns 5sf Ping sus IS
Pump fsRs sis Y ssissIRss
Sole Agents for schaes Steam and Vacuum Hear:
ss s asa ass sns Bs ana
II. attend to ali PROFESSIONAL business IN 81 Landry and
Asoyees tAat may entrusted to his Office at or E.
Ksfersces NJ. Waterman, hardware ,rchanti "
Olivier, ESQ., ThDs. d Miller, commission Chas b
singleton, sttcrney ataw Eixon Adams, csseent oee
sew % o1lsA y u,.o y l-. " :
I 0sr.A |, cERTIEicA AFE ISSUED BY THE ~ MECH N An
Stock il yer Of Jahn Fsrgagn number dated sep.sm
New orlsans Jan, i. 1851 al Th&Nesw
HAf-ss9 bales s;Fs aooRnf R,Eis ess5ss s5 s@s
T,I3I q s,Tnfc., mn ANI,yr5o bJls yery s,ar,
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FIVE HgNpkEp Il N ThogsAsD, ! poLLARs

of the Supreme Government of Nicaragua passed
the 18th August that Government authorized Loan of
SeO0 dolniciaed nthe city of New Orleans
under the direction and agency Of the under
signed. t}t.r 80
at the Bank Of carrying six per cent per an
This has also by this decree One Million
their Lands additional security the Bond
also prepared TO er for sale Since the
become established permnnent basis think those
securities offer great Inducements capitalists and planters
They offered for sale very reasonable terms We
would parties who feel Interested in this enterprise OF
great Importance examine the above decee which is Of
~ y M. PITCHER 5S
S. F. SLATER,
& Agents,
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GEN. WALKERS POSITION AND PROSPECTS

oo1oxzt JAcQuEs AsD KAyoa z1n1s YorsD.D
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Nsn Orlfars 4aiIg GrtsftIa.
WEDNESDAY IoRNING, FEBRUARY Is. 1s57.

The BURDgLL CAsE.-The latest New York papers
continue TO be filled with particulars Of the examina-
ton Of this mysterious affair. On the 9th inst, Drs.
Blaidsde and Smith testified to having business con-
nectons with Dr. Burde and stated their belief that
the latter was at Saratoga on the 2sth October the
date Of the alleged marriage. Baidsde also testified
that certain papers found in Ecke's possession pur
porting to have passed between Burden and Mrs.
Cunningham, were forgories
Miss solenback, corset maker, testified that one
evening late in October, Mrs. C. and her eldest
daughter came to her mothers house to await the
arrivA Of gentleman. The latter came, said all
right, and then the three went of together. The
witness was here conducted into another ROOM where
were several prisoners and requested to point which
one called for Mrs. c., when she unhesitatingly
pointed to Ecke The theory Of the prosecution is,
that the night alluded to was the one which Mrs. G.
claims to have been married to DR.. Burdell. i
Eckel was then called ap, but refused to answer
any interrogatories on the plea that he was party
implicated. An exciting discussion ensued.
VIM. Bnrdell, of Columbus, Ohio; brother Of the
deceased has given notice that he intends to apply to
the latter's administrators for the estate.
Young Snodgrass was discharged, bnt Eckel and
Mrs. Cunningham were committed to the Tombs.
~ s5tt
BOLD RoBBEny. A gentleman named Lyman
from Canada, was travelling in cutter from Rutland
Vt on The 9Th inst. when fellow foot asked him
for ride After they had proceeded about quarter
Of mile, and while Mr.. Lyman's attention was
attracted by some object the roadside the stranger
sprang upon him, grasped him by the throat, drew
out his wallet and jumping from the sleigh, coolJ
bade him goodbye. The wallet taken contained
81 200 in bills and some papers. ;,s s NV 81
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THE LAKE.

FOR 9IOBILE-DAILY O.. s. MAIL
L1kE-Kinter Arranyeaen-Thes splendid low
5sE.lsA pressure packet steamer Cuba, b. A. Hurn,
master: Florida, w. Fl. Hutchings MASTER Califor-
mia, "A. L. Myers, MASTER built expressly for the Lake
trade with superior Of the above steamers
will leave the Fontchartrain Railroad DAILY the arrival
Of the r. NJ train Of cars W.. y .l
Returning will stop al Pascagoula MONDAYS and THURS
DAYS. ff8@R +al 3E
Deck ;, ............l
WI AgAn Rank Plsre.
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CHEERING INTELLIGENCE FROM NICARAGUA
WALLER VICTORIOUS!
CAPTURE or coDY's POINT. /!
GREAT SLAUGHTER OF THE RNE1GYl
GENERAL cAKAs DRIVEN FROM oBRAJly!
Titus and I,ocHidge Forcing their Way
555 Up the River !!
ADvIcEs FROM WALKER TO THIRD INST
DEFEAT or THE ALLIED FORCES,

nArrnn oF sr. eznoxzen
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SPECIAL DISPATCH FROM our AGENT,

Ne~. CDraFnr-n.ns.mx
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D.T. 81 Las n !. 5 sH4KE Ing,l. F, RAoKE!T

plaee of IN GIeosP Por cesp spries s ana II i,sr e
mediate landings The and splendid low packet
Lewis Nelson xaser bu for ths
trade, uperiof viii leave the Pontcha
Railroad arrival the Lake Of hs cars follows:
fW 10 Ysy1a sSiss
THURSDAY MORNING, 9A.M WEDNESDAY EVENING.
SATURDAY EVENING, r. N FRIDAY MORNING.
r. GEDDES Agent, 10 Bank Place.
New OrIears january 1857. I jale
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.[sY runBALIxE LINE.
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&, MORNING. FEBRUARY is. 1857.
Telegraphed to The New Orleans Crescent

\ ARRIVAL OF THE TEXAS.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-26

Rlftesa Dsllar 1sut1g nas1lnos.
TINE CIfIxKNs o. DAVENPORT, AND
q the lie Claire House Paslor No ID, 10 sitnsssth~
operation of
Wsfsssa Csiebvssed ms rsmS,y Sersse MssAisss
u viii BE- On e1hiblticn d the ahove place, for
uee.
. Ihas Machine 10 admirably adapted to al kinda Of
samiy sewing; 70 simple In lite Instruction, eaas
operated, not liable 10 srt out cf ori~r and Will do
= maeh WORK In . singe day AZ the most experi
scsmsress can do IN twenty with her needle, and H.
cold ter the low price Of Fifteen Dollars
:, me snsscriher has purchased the cole right for
w s.As ~ Lows tor the sale af the above Cclebrs
ted sewing Aschines coan,y Right. Tor .nir H.
applying 10 me In p~rson, OF ~ letter
nave msn" arrangements with Mr. n n Rhorvy
oi IAvFnPnft, Tor the manufacture Of the above Ma
chine In unlimit~d nuu,ls~ra -
iesdAwif JOHN 4 wArrvy
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>1'Ws"r sslpl ~.

>tSIosr oolbu ~.
4 beNER az HARRISON AND FRONT
y rtfsti- pl,, .usts Is7w the steam Packet and
feAft l+ai5diHt. , Humphrey a." Prom. efor.
s5ad resitetfisE aHtssases shsF Ea.t.ri r. ND.
ssh the lait fati4 that thsA hav. Iras~sit ls
iAhaI Mn HOTEL
an aisfe than s hs8f 4. III. fFt..r 80 ..l
fsFtuF g. utisri att Iafti-yi the -tiife h.s.-.
prepared a. rsHasf ifge eiss ~ gus.is pheasant
The VII slt - luftt sei#siauafcy ,sf the laIH
- bt"ta'il restssest ulsan th~in L.fsfsIsre
thf< tans" b. "n- If tie tAs-t lissrsni ll'aios Ia
lst.sufiri COMMANDING few II the riAeT af RISK
ts5aIsd siiA and II "Esi heft Armstrong ishaI
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Aec000 0000 nmgoDea,
THREE SECOND HAND Engines FOR
i sale very low by
JANME, DoNNKLLy q LEA,
ie2SdAwu Carher Third aud Rock leland sss
ATTENTION ATTENTION!
3. q. snnO4EYS
Foundry, svl0chtne 6hep.
1RON wOnKAi
THIRD STREET, OPPOSITE THE CATH.

i Ole Burial 0ronnd
Superior steam kagine. from Ave o ave huukre,:
horse power, Engines, Iafhe., Pianer., 0risi Mn,
All descriptions Of Mil Work doac pro,avsly and Il
the bee, manner Particular attention paid 10 Ne
pairing Machinery.
fersons requiring 6haitng win mad his AdjuslAhl.
Hanger and scf0ilins Boses superior to anytAlns
in u.~
lie il sole Agent In the wet for the manufar,ur,
Of hetords celebrated Anti Friction Horse Power
Superior machines for the purpose intended Tn.
a'shnoh ot Farmers e particularly requested Z.
those labor saving machines
Also Ornamental House cassings Of various De
.isns and superior hntsh cAps Bills, Bracket.
beet patterns
y g-Two very superior Steam Engine. for cal.
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GoaDON = 0A0G8H,
WHOLESALE GRoCCR0,
POST OFFICE BUILDING.
TEAS TEAS TEAS. TEAS TEAS
Ion half chest Young Hysoa and auApowder
90 half ehcsss Oolong aud souehong.
- raddie. frs,fn 10 % .pr.
~ tDxes Palm. koap
~ i~bxc- Nari~gas~d Soap
rs boxr- shaving do
~ boxes Transparent do
boxes Cattle do
50 hoxs. Pickles
lon boxc. Tomato Cat.up and Pepper Sauce.
Loo boxes various brands choice Toharro 4.
lo,oS tnta sisc. Gisar.
a011 Imported do
2oD boxes Ne and scaled ii,rrings.
I'D bhi-. new Maeksrcl
70 half bbl- do
" Kits for fasnii, as-
80 Ibis and kegs u Moia.se.
~ hhd- sugar.
80 ioz Bed Cord.
- bbl- dried Appe-
- sacks dried Peaches.
loo boxcs new Rsi-in-
% bbls assorted Nuts
sxG boxes do glass
SOp kegs assorted Nails
$50 dux Tumbs.rs
spices OF all kinda
Wooden and Willow Ware, Brnshcs
W. bbis Cider via.gsr
~ Together with a large stock ~ other articles,
all oi which We will cell on reasonable terms
Jnhclid&w WILSON n HARLEY.
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1ntels.
DENTON HOUSE.

pESJAMiN BENTON PROPRIETOR
! itffius'iN ~ faashk.ersit \
a.. ttvnss ant fafHtHts ~, sutifsK urS. aa.i the
a#asa = eiiuatrsi % III - Third aud Iowa
-tfsfs 81 Pleasant fatl II III ,y agi .,als tll.c
sl#sF u m TIE iis i1a AID 20 guaranteed. tif gset
6ie test q" ~ a. fes1 Hgu-r a. there ~ ~ the
14et Travellers wishing q stop A bassulAgfl sii
#s8 a fht l'stiWn II ass Al the comforts - gslsi
faAse npftsiHR ssatH tssi~ r. a 1T
sshsasss hhi 4 rhevffH .ssa FiiaAee Mith every
-Hs-st#e AsfmAEsi
thaf4.t- reasonable aid ~ dunbar
i 81 RfNJ DENTON
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$40 We 3
Wholesale md Retail
Among oar assortment sssnds unr'vslled,he
FOREST OAK,
For wood Or coal This stove h an lmproyssa~n,
On the Charter Oak witch has taken the Krss ps~mi
INN a. scott County Fair and aiso ., the state Far
u Illinois.
GOLDEN AGE, FOR WOODS
Also
VULCAN AIR-TI0HT, WOOD OR COAL.
Cli.sax Charter Dab Cssk, zeal Or wssa.
BLACK DIAMOND, FOR coal
CLIMAX, FOR COAL
SNOW BIRD, FOR DO.
CENTURIAN, GOVERNOR,
MORNING STAR, KING or
STOVES, ELEVATED OVENS, st.
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper, Japan and
DrissnaAn ware.
HkFiakRAroRsa M TSrsss COOLERS, AND
ROOFING AND SCOUTING,
and JoBBiNa Of all kind. at short no,ice aud hes,
OF eity references given.
COPPER WORK,
for machinery and steam Engines, done 10 order
Thosc es~cting Steam Mill or machinery ~ amy
Kind Wherein copper u usrd ask 20 call on ~
before contracting Tor the In Chicago 90
Easf We viii
GUARANTEE Our WORK,
AID save yoa the time, trouble and expense incurred
| Ina getting .uch work donr abroad
81 Brady 81. sei, between I'd and "a opposite the
Post ONCE
ap2t Y =. 6ILLETT co
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NEW CARRIAGE nANUIACTsRy.

GEORGE HAGER, FORMERLY IL COM
NJ PANY with A. 4 Woeher has now a.-..,i.
ted himself with Charies 6ro~shel In the nsw .,on
shop OH Third between Harrison aud Rlplr, stt.,,s
where they prepared 10 manufacture 10 order ali
kinds Of
Carriages, DagGtes, ApS1ag Wagans. &c.
Heing themselves practical mech anics aud en-.
nl"stng hone but the tsst II w.rkmsn, they naitrr
10 any thing manufactured Ia this market
All work warranted
Particular attention paid 10 repairing
a. HAGER Co
t,aldSu tf Third ii b'twn I.rvi.on = eislIt.
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az NIW usk ,ITY
At'E NJ. t1IB1 ArIIAI a. es1u0
Nst,ts FraAlr. f,tald.#N
fiiLrs Ir,taaan Aelnary
\ FiLi' AIIpSS fuk INSURANCE AND
f~itrs', ,..usI il th. ai.n4r old ari ir-psasi
p.'. ralni t4,ist Du ftra' tia@s Risks onl1 t,Y
JDHN 1. SWITS
kel E-tair add INSURANCE S-ht, Eraiy 81 uesf
.=sfs hafih q The I. - up stars p.ff
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IN AND AFTER MONDAY JUNE FIRST
" AID until further Notice Ifssa. N.l leave i..sl
l'ssd dam SSuudsss cxeetlr4h a. follow.
lot Day ESpf.s- and " AL train i lois 4 VI
"a Night Sprcss AZ .......-. 5n B.
~ freight aaA "a class ~ . - a. n
fraiaa arrive al Rock isaad sAa4ty @0nliaYs ra
cDltsd, y. follows
lei Might Express at ...... ,,DA 81
II lstly Exprcss aud Mai al s,F ~
"a Frsasht aad "a ciass Cafs Al G-i a. N
Al trains eyst ihis Road ~ direct ss,Hi"rft-
IL thicssn with trains over ssf.4 Tie Mrhln. Ssuti
VS. AID Michigan ,rAirai q u a. a.t ttt'I p,fr.f
ip.eia ttsHHisai ,'uiusiia= Cincinnati Iift SHUTS
paa6sfs, Hahllp- Magma tti}s. A8hsH,. N,y ) arf
f"s5Ades. htt Et,}smisgr Asd Ase.hfust.'a AIst, -
=. sslf~ With irai4. - the gs8oi. ,nNfFu Et,a
north fadaleua stI ~aath III ID I#sBl. Rs.l 4s.rs
fa wh3tA l#t@&- tttkrt+ ca - itacut,.i 10
u HENSON
Tefsi $ gent Il u Depot o.
fs~-sIssf@ Itnini, 4 the uses.-.ity II pi,iat
ci-t est isses4sas to the destination ~ thelf "a
.e A. - pSocuge tickets 4tsts.fe t4klav seat H
;he car thc conductors s.lret i.gr. cas- t. 81.
..9a- - the lltss 1T the chicago aat EutE I-llGd
Railroad
1piis + TRACY 1tiytl.ais.drat
II NatEsAS Asst ssari
R9sA l-asad, Arrsi - 49,,
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al 49, 80. them Brady u dan below seco
arfINWif
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Rli lbt TX THROUGH IT, 'hITS To NEN
- io.h E.-tHm, fh.4 tislt,itsa 49, N.u Eu4 .sa.
.sitr- IA thi- rNGir
as~- lNsHfs iNst ttslr- 'ii-t sgfe#4 8ktst
b. IhTsash S..W Aort ,tfs without ,La..... ..t
car
- The aalt rout" o.. New lsfk .5ig having O "a
aud -pseiaH. ss,on ,'ar-
fhi- I.ii.s extends i pRskirk faii,aaAI N4,g.f..
tsil. VITA a. a'H"ket i,ls s,,asv -ynn,s cling a.
baHktrk sitrsriy With I'll Ttsits< iraaA cleveland
iMeANa.sfa AMI iirtsr the Lake Sttr Railroad
Y" tiuilaia VA ~" iuHaln . sva AHrk ,.tN Est
lsas HaaAaAs siafrtf rstH.ffssts esh ail Sts tnef
f-ANm LII" tfsnD srscts6d. Ia4ssge 4nd petfsai
ass "a - sise iiutis AMI itke luf4n RAILWAY ih
pctrssit sal bteaaa
4" NsaSaft Falls, tta ,sUaitdasna s,ti.i NAgafa
tAe Rat Rad making direct rs,zit-tis.. Win at
ETNtu- "a IL" ,'f"ai Western EsiWay irsu t,vttli
n.,d thAsss thua asarsilug the travelling l,,tr as
ttyaliei Iaesitt.s
80 hssstt ias@uns"r can s5sl4 th NV 'utE t'ift
ans traash e ttstc tlss tsufn.N ~ pis
sate SttlsaaF .Ntts Slar.r
80 annsa@h irkrt. lbs eA1p I'll aff ti,y t.fI lt.4
Arstefa HI issa.i bAnH~
7s fstf ss tsw i ". sN4 ssthtf fr5tv
iioAEl: aAM>pIGF
u SMITH tich Ass.6 T.--t
eiiaxH1s ,ls vfsad = Ma f.ih- f~,r
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TRUSTEES sALE.-wHHREAs ON THR

TRUSTEES SALE.-wHEREAs on THR
, fr.t day Of August ikaS, Ioris voaght and 30
phs. HE wifi. executed unto Charles PowerS =
Trustee, certain Deed II Trust, conveying 10 ssd
Trustee thai piece tract ~ land In dcoit coeny
Iowa, described foliows 10 wit The Land and
premises known, ds.gnnted and numbered Il LOT
aumbsr .is, tsi In block number dive Isl In
the plat ~ the survey Of Heckler 4 Eansxs addition
10 West Bunaio Ia the town u BuFAlo, ecolt county
Iowa recorded len scott county land pseoF1s bsins
The prcllses the said I<,ua vosnk1
By deed thereof fram Anton Huber aud wifi, dalv
recorded, fr the purpose of acquiring the payment
~ certain promsesory nnse bcaSing the aasue dnas
with said Ies 0f Tvusi pay able year amer Aala
~ Preston Wing order, Tor the ann ~ tve nm
dred and seveasyh i've dollars With Interest 81 The
rate ~ ten PER cent. per annlm which note We
sgned by sald lsuis Weight
And nov the saad note having hpcous Sue md mar.
able and The Gid Lcels voekt having fniIs1 10 ~
the sasns. l. Charles Powers, Trustee as aSussesi1
do hereby give this public hoser THAI by vtssne %
the power In mo vesied b. said Deed of Trupe -
pnFsaAnt 20 the aus - saad esaas u Iowa win =
Saturday, ths swek1h 4Ay u 0spasuhsr next = -
o'clock u ~ toeonocn a that aAy expose an8 -
Tor sale pneuc auction ths hkghsst ba11es ~
cash, the And an4 psxmisss ahOve d~scsihe<l q -
much thereof = ehel ~ es.xeiens 10 pey ~ eal1
ard insssssa tAeeeoa the day IL ~ een6NG
with ths sxpseees - saia sais ecsss e5 Shie noes
and Tssesecs 49, Upn AssenI.s1tsl e "a -
: go vin :: w. sssss2as 70 tAs ss,valasbsas9
cuAs rowRss, Ts.usss
Dated Aussa =. Nh sslSMs
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HARRIS
New Spring Goods
HAVE ARRIVED
teomsts ting IA part I'D

Black ard Fancy silks,
Briliauis, Law rs and tlslie.'
Rar.ge-, Tissues, Wool De4aiass
t..ashams and spring neaine.,
Msntigias,
stella Grape ard Summer shawls
Large lnt Hosiery and thieves, ali sites,
Thread Eds.@. t.sces aud Fluaasins
Aen'. ~nInAa.t Wear,
Bas summer Near
Ticking 1Hsek-. 1weeis Jeans.
White Esab Curtain Go=,i@
haa4ask tsrtaia tsoods
sill Curtain (so@sis
Large 10, Of Goods
farascls, tmhre Has,
IL i4fNt "A fult .s.uEtmstt 1T al Kinds ~
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THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING PURCHAs
= kD The MN formerly owned ny n, CHRISTIE at
rs.t DaNenJort " ro~ engaged IN the manu- acture
ana sale 81 lnmi.sr isih and shingles ri prices Thai
nsai All competition Taking Advantage Of the cir
sumssnc" that he asn- en- extensive lot of Pine logs
asussd Z, himself the Upper Mississippi b. feel.
np~F,s u" say that be eau cell cheaper than the
ssest*si All orders for frames and dimensions
promptly sawed nj hi. mill Those baviae Lumber
yasa. "a The r.assry viii do well 10 call
N1t0&NH SAM ~TANGnEIEIn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-01

THE ONLY PERFECT, WELL VENTILATED TASTY
and uBobjectonabe accommodations for sleeping in
parlors &C. furnished by PIIMPTON'S bed
seads Sold Wholesale retail and by insalmens at No Sc
eSfrp
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WATCHES, JnwELRY. 80.

JEwELRy AND DIAMONDS FORTY PER CENT LESS
81 than cost-bquis Anrich jewery esa bsh-nent eSs
broadway two doors above AmIy street selling ha
stock ~ ewelry diamonds, watches &C. Al ~ per lesa
than cost Persons wishing 10 buy presents for The holidays
will find greatly 10 their advantage By calling LOUIS
ANRICHS, 6s5 Broadway
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CPANIsH LANGUAGE TAUGHT IN ONE HUNDRED
- lessons for fifty dollars ladies half price provided
be four in number. NJ BETANCoURT, col Houston At
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pcas will be received by the undersigned until Friday
5h December u O'Clock for furnishing the materials
ms son buildings and wall
for Marine Barracks ~ Pensacola FLORIDA Also for the
penter work and paserne Plans and specifications
hhi,cd At j. NaEuin's Office No "a Wall 4 and fur
thor informal 1ven room No 20 Western Hotel
Satisfactory references and bond FOR the faithful compliance
Of the contract viii be required y. A. GIBBONS.
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DOARDING.-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE AVN
ID single gentlemen, be accommodated with board
in private family, three viii be let without ooard
Apply ut 265 East Broadway
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

A DODwoRTHs DANCING ACADEMIES.
N. No. r,6 Broadway, New York:
No. III Montague place, Brooklyn
Classes now open Tor the reception Of pupils
DANCING. MORE NEW CLASSES -BRoOKRs' AGA.
~ derry, Bl browne street class for beginners
viii commerce IN Tuesday. An the fashionable dances
targh in Of lessons There open for
those more advanced.
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INSTRUCTION..

G.7 FOR TWELVE WRITING OORREEPING,
Sl arithmetic algebra &C. at reduced prices-Mr PAINE,
g. Bowcry 3 Fulton street. Brooklyn and 50
Jersey City receives pupils the price
81 Separate rooms for ladies'
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DAR1vER wANTFD-IN TifE ruNL TR NDE 4
il yatd well established Va good lnc4inn. doing arst
~ business. capital required from 81 90 fn ssp
ya$tnas exchanged itress Coal box l5 Herald Office
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CTuDTEy's EXPRESS CALLS IN ANY PART or NEW
- York OF Brooklyn for baggage f the New Haven cars.
Offices old depot Canal street. Twenty street
Fourth avenue, andHo. Sands street BROOKLYN. NIB
For SALE large lot OF and hand wagons
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I 600 PuPns FOR n;@zroR THE FL

I 000 PUPILS FOR sl.0m-FOR THE FIRST
I.UUV time in the worlds history, finished and
beautiful style Of hand writing be acquired for dol
lar. The subscriber has the satisfaction OF apprng
residents of New York that he has leased the
giant tive building No. go Broadway Of Twentieth
street and that three Of lis noble halls 100 feet in length viii
hereafter be devoted 10 instruction In the Of penmanh
under his immediate supervision. The establishment
will with grand fciasses In which
hour each Will he dollar thousand
pupils only who may enter their this week Private
viii be formed at nve dollars the Private
instruction with separate parors each pupil $40
from SIS for this month only. Subscriptions the dollar
classes Will be received daily, this week A. NJ till
O'Clock T. M at the academy 32 broadway Frank
lin street. OLIVER Is GOLDSMITH.
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" way New York November q 1S51-Tbe togshoiers Of
his company hereby notified that pursuance of vote
Of the directors meeting Of III. siockhnders VIII be held At
The ONCE II the company the first Wednesday IN Deem
Der ~ O'Clock NJ take Into consideration and ef
feet desirable reduction u the capital stock y three hun
dred thousand dollars giving n all shares thereafter equal
value and character N r. Carryi Edward Learned " "
Nven, John g. Msliory, Vim. Pollock, James NJ Motley,
Daniel r. Jones' Directors.