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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-07

PLAYING IT FINE.-Some months since
the Indian Agent at Nomee Lackee, took
several Of the natives to the Reservation,
that yesterday were again conveyed to that
place. 1t is thought necessary, to ensure
the permanent residence of the Indians at
the Reservation, to destroy their huts and
grub, and when the agent made his first de-
scent upon them, he burnt their campooda
and destroyed all the "chemuck" in sight
1t seems that the poor fellows had been
"posted' on the agents game, and a few
days before the capture was etfpcted, they
" "sunk" the bulk of their fod ler in q shaft,
and reluctantly went to their new home'
but on the first opportunity, slipped away
and came back again to their old haunts
Greater precautions have been taken this
time, and the red skins will doubtless be
kept at the Reservation, grub or no grub.
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rT,o FARNERs-THE NEW YORK WEEKLY NEWS Is
i excellent New YORK city paper Tor couary reading
the fullest and cattle market aud
dace reports with al The and intelligence The day
Try and you will Ike H. Only dollar year. Pub
hshed a, lO2 Nassau street, New York
rrHE YANKEE NOTIONS FOR JANUARY WOULD
Il make even defeated candidate tor Mayor Laugh u "
decidedly the richest number of that great pain killer pub
Hshed. Verb sap. For sale everywhere for " cents
r. w. STRONG, Publisher, rs Nassau street.
mo COUNTY, MERcIiASfs.-r NEW YORK WEEK
il IN NEWS is excellent New York city paper for
country reading contains the fullest aud most
tie market and produce reports with all the and inc
gence Of the day. Try and you will like Only dol
lar a year. Published AZ iU2 Nassau street New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-03

ToRTIANDT STREET HOTEL.
" No ~ Cortlandt street
Board reduced from " 10 81 81 per day
.. IS sTEBBrys, Proprietor.
VNERSTER HOUSE. CORNER OF BROADWAY AND
Wayerley place is open Tor the reception OF
Connected " hrst class fitted IN superior
style Win private supper for ladies aud gentlemen
where al The decaces Of the WI be served by
tenuve servants. Entrance No. wavcrley place
WV w. SMITH Proprietor.
Mr. Joseph Wynn, late Of Waverley Restaurant also
Sea View House Highlands, n. j., would be happy 70 meet
his friends at The above house.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

Crx LECTURES, FOR THE BENEFIT or GRACE FREE
- Church Williamsburg, Rev Avsh 3uou Rector Able.
highly insfucng and largely attended The second IN The
course subject Public Opinion, will be delivered By that
interesting and popular lecturer the Rev A. ~ Leohn %
Haven, IN Washington Hall, Of South seventh and
Fourth streets Williamsburg, ony three blocks PECK
slip ferry aud sands street carsD Thursday evening
Dec ~ hafpas O'Clock Tickets, full course, 81 single
lecture, 25 cents, 10 be had Al the door.
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nFFIrE OF RECEIVER OF TAXES, NEW COURT
~ Honsel 81 Chambers street, New York, Nov. |, l5I
Notice hereby given sl cent will be added on ne
of December all remaining unpaid also two
per will be added The 18Th dayf December Che ks
bills banks t-ken. EnveHbes containing money
and bills norcceved. No money received AFTER ocicck
WILSON SMALL Receiver.
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Debts Of the Different Nations In 1857.
Personal.

PERSONAL.
TT......s. or BARCLAY sTREET-HAD BETTER DIS
III continue Twelfth street, not hundred miles
from ssenh S'sSs c vsu cannot nd person
fascinating than thai Mrs. X.
TT THE GENTLEMEN THAT VISITED NO. So EAST
Twenty seventh street on Iaanksgissg evening and
VIII return he properly haTs anohe
opportunity Of borrowing them
i where interview may be had, to william Dor
20s9 Herald Office, she VIII hear something OF the Joiner
my Pet 70 her advantage. Nodeay, please.
IT GRIFFITH JONES, FROM ENGLAND, WHO is SUP.
posed now 10 be New York state, will mako
known his Whereabouts John stmsou Brother No u
Wall street New cy he viii hear Of something 60 his
advantage.
STILL THEN TO DIRECT 10 SWAN Co, Au.
-. gns@, 3eorgla.
NfIssING.-HERMhN GooDsTEfN LEFT HIS HOME
M ~ Monroe street New York on the l6b q November
has been heard Of him. lie about - years old md
left brown frOck coat black overcoat glazed cap;
tressed and who thinks something has happened to him
would reward any person Mo can gs % o. e
yors '''N'''
Ar SIP you ARE ABLE TO COME TO SEE yorR
M. friend in Houston street DC 20 st3 O'CLOCK III
vro RETURNED sIcARAsuAss-ASy PERSON WHO
isknowng 70 and viii make an afisyi concerning ,he
of ranada aud died IN November 1850 dollars
for his trouble By applying A. IS Gold street
yxrUJIAw WAKEFIELD FORMERLY QUARTER.
%S' ssan ss csnaa aerwrd. serving IN he T5rd
West India regiment but half pay q nc last named
Es, counsellor At law boy las rst once, Boston, Mass
Or N cas- Of ms death s rswste se sSs
WILL ARTHUR scnoLFIELp PLEASE CALL At THE
w Asior House ana see hs brother should be in
IN. city hts view. will b. Immediately address
""0'' - 'OO'' '''''s 49, ciiAs scIoLFrELD
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


A MEXICAN GEOGRAPHICAL AND STATISTICAL SO.
N CletyThe annual meeting ~ the American Ncographi-
c~i Statistical Society viii be held Thursday evening,
inst oclock In the sman chapel Of the Uniycrsl
election % the officers for the ensuing viii
place. report will be presented by the Council ~
proceedings 81 the Society during the past with an
Of The modes Of action recommended for the year
about 10 commence.
GREAT SHOW or PAT CATTLE ~ THE CITY OF
VI New Nhrk~The American institute viii bold an exit
buon stall and fed cattle calves sheer swine pork
thc Isl 18th and lh days q December instant Liberal
ahsrs wishing exhibit viii please make application % WIN
49, LEONARD the agent ~ the Institute ~ the Crystal
Palace Or TiIUS n bENOE, the chairman Of committee,
and jefferson market
NvoTTCF-TIIE LADIES OF THE BENEVOLENT so.
IN cpetv attached the church 81 st. Vincent de Paul In
canal stree, beg inar the public that they propose
giving shortly Promenade Concert ~ which they invite All
he friends ~ the They appeal earnestly and with con
dencc the generosity and charity " the public, and The
number O the under their projection IN
ereases daily Their society has no connecon Whatever
tsaye IN sympathy with The works 81 another So
cety also bearing the of 81 Vincent de Paul Timely
notice win be given 81 the date ard place OF the proposed
concert
NToTrCE-AII PERSONS ARE HEREBY FORBIDDEN
IN harbor Of the ~ the steamship ksn
CARGO master from Liverpool debts Of their con
tracing viii be paid by the captain or agent r,
JOHN q. DALE, Agent Is Broadway.
NEw yoRg, Dec. s. 1851
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L,URs, FURS, FURs
rs and II Maiden lane,
Offer their immense Wholesale stock Of
100000 worth Of fur, Al retail at discount Of
80 per cent
Wholesale prices The following OF the prices
At which selling, viz
French sable sets w II
Rocky from. w 70 10
Real Siberian squirrel sets from. % 70 30
French mink sets from. 10 70 "
Also splendid assortment of gentemens coats
gloves and collars Sleigh robes of kind Ut lower prices
than other house In the country.
These the only Hudson Bay Company warehouses IN
the city, and connection with any other house.
MARK j, KING.
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S1n PER QUARTER ron MUSIC AND SINGING Les
9lO sous-Ierns reduced by FIRST class teacher early
application made Insructon IL either egluners those
Tar advanced, the piano and In operate ballad and soi
teggio singing The latter especially invited Address o.,
box 4 SCI Post Office
IMMENSE SACuJrCE- EXCELLENT PIANO, BUT
little used, Petha Co makers and wsrrsnssi VIII on
acceunto emearrassmens be sold an mmeese sserace
by Mr. Webefs Kindness may be seen a. 100 "sss broad
way, near Canal stress.
MUSIC AZ HALF PRICE AT WATERS, NO. 8
NI Broadway-Pisuns and meodeons ~ lower prices han
before offered market Pianos and nelodeoDs 10
rssL aud rent allowed purchase For sale on monthly
aymcnts.
nRGINs ron SALE OR TO RENr-FRoM TWO TO
eisht s,ops also melcdeon. Apply 10 y. HECHfN-
GER organ builder, Flushing avenue, near broadway.
r,t,Nos-rfvE NEW AND srPERfOR TONED 7.oC-
lave panofores two with carved legs and mouldings,
made Of good materials aud warranted In every respect will
" 'O'" DAVID SMITH. rs SIKH avenue.
THE BANJO TAUGHT IN A FEW EASY LESSONS nv
hnh street Eighth at the residence his
pupils requisite Ban0s made and repaired NJ the shortest
notice
yVANrED-A SITUATION AS SOPRANO IN PRO.
w tes,ant church Episcopal preferred Address Nusc
boa 20sp prVsawsy fss, Vkee,
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v,rNsAcoI,A MARtHE BARRACRs-sFALFD PR

DENsAcobA MARINE BARRACKs-sEALED PRO
pusa will be received by the undersigned until Friday,
81 December next IL O'clock for furnishing the materials
and macon for four large buildings and enclosing wall
Marine arracks NJ Pensacola Forda Also for the
peners work and pls.ering Plans and specihcacns en-
limited A. v Marains Office. No ~ Wall street, and fur
ther information given my roof No 1H Western Motel
Satisfactory references and bond for the faithful compliance
Of the con,fac, viii be required. " A. GIPBONs.
rvyUF SOCIETY or ST VINCENT DE PAUL WILL HOLD
hrs annual festival tor the benefit Of the poor nt the
CITY Assembly Rooms, Wednesday and Thursday Dec,
noiwnrthA band. Tickets hfy cents each,
10 be had the Catholic bookstores also O. the members of
he several door. Doors will open
"wednesday al o'clock r. NJ Persons cautioned against
buying tickets from SPECTATORS in The street.
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HtMTNFATWIU FWN~IIIANN.-TTIF
mospahie csabH-hinens IN Baltimore for sale. contain
general medicines ct srSxcs,
walls rorks robuea sugar milk books ,ne pre-
pairing The potsnces &c with desk, bookcases large
xolVpe pdciur cass tables chairs carpets olclOh lounge
kinding for he winter The Offices are four
IN number An = central location aud ri cxcrcdirGy
low rent they Doctor and have been used Tor
pharmacy and Tor practice. The pre-
without being IN general practice Cor two
and without any endeator beyond being ~ the Office fn
dsy, from the safe Of medicines
and such practice offers 500 sl1t1 per
The price fr whole including the good Will Of the proprie
tor cash, and good phy siCfn. properly
commended. advantages wIbe given for highly respccia
lie practice Tire viii be Included. the for
eebrated Articles of arnca vnluArs pas
ter arnca plaster. 6c Address box SS5 baltimore Post
Office
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I nDn NEW PUPILS, At ONE DOLLAR FOR TEN
IOUU writing lessons OF one hour each The subscriber
has leased the building NJ so Broadway, of
Twentieth street for the purpose az giving series
writing classes ALL old and young, for dollar
OF hour each Pupils must be registered
this week. the rooms, 352 broadway, Franklin
OLIVER Is. GOLDSMITH.
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THE TURF.

A NOVEL. RACE Will. TAKE PLACE ON THE UNION
n Course Thursday, Dec. ;, Mt half past two T. MA
match Jake Oakley Ia mile and six hundred
yards while MIR. Adams walks half mea fair heel and
Toe walk. SHAW WHITE, Proprietors.
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INSTRUCTION.

S1 FOR TwFLvEwRITINGL EssoNs-BooKK
swl arithmetic algebra &c., mt reduced pricesMr FAME
Bowcry. 23 Fulton street Brooklyn and 90 Montgomery
Jersey CITY receives pupils the nominal price VI
81. Separate rooms for ladies.
d z BUSINESS WRITING EASILY LEARNED.-MR.
NO. poIBEAR coo broadway, trains all stiffness and
irem1 ling Of the hand thai write
pd bsness style with ease elegance and satisfaction Two
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FOR sAIE-oNE VERY PINE BILLIARD TABLE,
street, New York y. I. BARNES,
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

ID BARNETT AND r HEAI.ys DANCING AND
N. Waiting academy, Jefferson ss-emhly Rooms,
of greenwich aud SIKH avenues The fourth bop OF
Tuesiav evening Dec. with Lea Isncsrs auadrsl~.
evenings q tuition, Tuesday and Friday. Brooklyn A.
Franklin buildings ls Orange street Fulton The third
hop n on Wednesday evening, Dec Days
ming 81 tuon, "wednesday and saturday Afternoon. Glasses
zto Evening classe for lsdes from g. gentle
men. 10 Ba room practice from 70 II O'Clock Parties
desous 81 hsli sppy academy or 70 Cor
nei's band, LOB sullivan street
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~ - RrwARD-IOsT on MONDAY NIGHT, NOV. 60
6O al the Academy Of Music large black opera glass IN
n moroceo case both somewhat The above reward
Will he paid on delivery Of the at AZ Broome street,
4 nd no a uestons asked
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

A NEAT BOX WAGON SEVEN FOOT BODY. WIT
"A shifting top, pole shafts and seats, suitable for iig
business market or depot wagon also express
u MI ''1es' "Pps ~ % CHARLES SWIFT
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REwARD.-A BOX OF PRINTS, PAINTINGS, LrrHo,

IL graphs photographs and drawings representing views
the principal Europe, their ancient and modern
was taken Tuesday evening from the door
of 81 West Twenty momenarily deposited
by while with other baggage
vicinity Immediately made, and fragments
the Twenty fifth and In Sixth
II portions of the contents of said box be pre-
suitable will then restoration
David Y. Hoiton, Mt the Astor House.
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pSC ADwAY rLEArRE
I'D r. A. h4rssA1, lsssee; " Il Flake stage Nzu-r,r
T.B rRiCEPH OF LkofrTaATE DRAMA
Ma. FORHEaT
Sustaining round OF aided se,Isnt
company and combined With the xen.s
% The greatest PaltomiIns ad "a H. troupe ever
appeared IN She unied states under IN direction Of
GABRIEL AMI FHAEODIs EAVEL
PIECES &c COMING WIFE.
commencing each evening at o'olork precisely, with
TBE 0yERruRE
Monday. Feb 2-Mr FonREsr, orst time this season, in
h.s great original part Of
JACK cADE
viii The farce Of THE IRISH TUTOR.
Tuesday Feb 3-RevvAl OF the fairy pantonlne of
THE GREEN MONSTER b. the kAVsL TROUPE
Wednesday, Feb. 4-Mr FOREST will appear. Favor.e
farce.
Thursday, Feb. 5-Second and last time Of THE GREEN
MONSTER, by the RAvEL TROUPE.
Friday, Feb 6-kr. FUhRE5r will appear. New petite
COMEDY.
Saturday, Feb. Last night bat three Of the 7AvM
TROUPE.
WIN shortly be revived Knowles bis oriosl play Of
WILLIAM rELi.
william Tell rst lime here for years. M. Fefres.
New scenes by Heister dresses, &c, &c
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CI1rRvoYA NCg.-MEs SEYMOUR w. 10 sv7rvc
" r-eet few A-g a 80, q. go a.
~ meaiesl e1a ls4fsss l.-soesDi a. smerc4. ,.
@sses .1scovegsJ "a ca ~. e as Vi Eefs.1s o.,
err
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BILLIARDS.

NEW BOOK ON BrIIIARDS-rHE GAME OF Ht-
a lsrds BY Michael Phelsn, author o. billiards W&ost
naser; prize dollar, will be mailed ree 81
prize by 0'CoNNOR CoILErDER, BILLIARD table makees.
80 Ann street.
DrfIILRD TABLES FOR slI.E-THREE GOOD -
ID cond hand tables with everything complete viii be 49,
low. Inquire At THE msnuiacory OF OCOENOR COL
LEEnrK, o. Ann street
uII.IIAEDs-HOIGIBAY AMusrMsNTS.-rrfE EASY
D running 'sbles 81 l49 Fulton and No Ann rrset invite
We prepared 70 teach any root player -
100 points hy csncns hazards who via prsce unser
our dresNons three months.
CHInP's BILLIARD TABLES, OF ETHER xAzalE,
~ wood beds, With the mott improved cusis-s
FOR ~ he nannfs tory le ui.onoreet sesCrA
hard tsblep fo sle Cfesp Persops wishrg purchEse
wculd 40 wen 70 gve IN can
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(NONsULT DIR. CURTIS FRoN EUROrE) I'M ALI.
~ diseases Of private Speedy and reask treat
ed Strictest
No interruption 70 business. - Howard street, two doors
East ~ Broadwsy.
TOR BOTH SEXES. MANNED AND sfvGLE-A
wsrf special disesses their causes prevcnson md
cr-e, Physiological principles. Price s. For sac By
rCWLER Wills, 3eS Broadway. New rork
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a ANTHOLOGY.

kNAsTRoLOdIsT THAT BEATS rHE Woodland
n 70 900 offered 70 any person who her IN
rvng corrcc, statements on All evens through ne ppcn
lsrly Marriages deshs, health, wealth losses lswpurs
sent friends Ac. N. b-dadane CLIFTON IL 10 hum ,yy
dses abe wph impose he unwary. N you want ~
nsse fortune cal and tis nsiarat faed sdr. So
he only pcrsn W Tie Cnici Sfs wo give lacky aura
bsra Can and fstsfy yourselves Resdenas 80 orchard
sweet between Foustsr s.s-s1u
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A UerIoS SALE or LADIES, AND cHnpREN,s
~ sn.tiv xearns annarnl -EENk9 LEEDS co

N soity wearing appsre.-RENkY H. LEEDS co.
IN sell ~ auction on Wednesday and Thursday, Feb. and
nj Il o'clock esch day. Ne 45 Broadway. Howard
see large and fashionable assortment OF ladies' Anas
velvet Embroidered cioat CLOTH nerino fc elegant
de cbarnbrs o. variety coaks hoods six
aprons emhroieres basques hsai dresses rens
cloaks dresses, bouses, &C. ladies'
tsessee travelling do ether beautiful Articles al OF the
quality and fashionable make The owner retiring
Sso ia 6usless without Can be examined
~ before the sale
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TyoUurRY RESIDENCE ENGLISH COTTAGE AND
u kupd,ng SITE a. SQc .ion, SaybFock, Conn.

n NODNAhf nESlDLNNSf bNNstSA NOi'ApS NM
~ kaDdsng ste, Il Ske ton, at Ssybrcok, Conn.
On sesdAy, the Wucay OF February next, a. III ocoh,
sold public auction The premises line country
se.dense ad acres OF eIceen. gsrden land The house
n m the Engnah villa style has pazzss Observatory &c 4
s bes0fny situated The bay and fronts on Maple ave
-
NJ Abt ct 10 acres Of e1cellen. garden hand.
Also neat nearly Epeish cottage ard OF
sssslftnt land This sdloine The 10 acre lot
Axe, q with chestnut timber, aiming
aAeui 8 Itres, mile from The village
Ap, lot OF corn, oats hay. straw, potatoes, &c.
Ake hne horse and wagon, cart f1rung utcneis, &c.
saysesk Conn., situated At the mouth Of the Connecrcut
yvs the Long Island tound and OF the most beau
Md md healthy places he American continent There
eced churches schools shooting 9shng and bathing In the
Teyms-A he viii sold for cash, with
- the hghes. BIDDER. .
NRsPersons taking he New Haven or New London rail-
read stepr sAybrocS examine the premises
Inquire Kings Or. 1ownssnds pa:e-s man ON Tue
pkee win show u.
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n UCYION N0TICL-N. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEEH-
IA Elegant household furniture rosewood pan0tore. &c
On Monday noro~ At 0z O'Clock, AL the furniture
aised IN the fo1r story house. 2C West Twenty eighth see
pysng Ear. rosewood riAnofoY.e, rosewood
paYloy broeael mako plusb Ard
ssshizg chsfs velvet Brussels and three ply epes Is
yssDs valuable mirrors end oil pAintngs centre pier card
extension and dining tSbes Mahogany French and cottage
ee5esde hair moss wool and other feather
beading and pisn brssus gas Chandeliers
fixtures wad-ooes vashstsnds toe: sets
whole be rerenptoly sofa ran shine, and deposs re-
auyed
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~ nes mirrors mattresses beos god iewelry seears,
pa,ediNare MOkhLL suc loneer VIII sell silver
valuable and full stock from boarding house
privsn uersons &C. including " the choices, articles
For furnishing Sc. Dealers may calculate upon their
Wsy as every article must be sold.
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TN Writer'S. AUCT1oNEER-wIfr. SELL ON NON
w day a los O'Clock. q, l2l canal street all the furn
,re Ac the above house. consisting OF fun assortment
family breaking mp housekeeping Sale positive for cash
No postponemenI
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GILBERT 9. SAVAGE, AuCTIoNEEn:-EEdULAR
VI sale Dy catalogue for cash. by DTBBLRE, BAGbEY
SAVAGE n Their sales room " Cedar street Thursday
PEG ~ IOs O'clock A. NJ clothing fancy goois, shrs dry
foseTy cspes and carpet bags hardware &C. Lbe
raj cssb advances on consianmeBa
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REMOVAL.
M rNi " No, & varick street.
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DUHrON'S NEW THEATRE.
I'D The Manager has much pleasure in stating that
MR.. John ekOUrHAA,
the ular comedian aid dramcs engaged here ard vii
appear Monday in two nrst paytsDennls hrusrud
derry in the comedy and appsa with Mr.. Burton IN
PECULIAR EN kRf aIkhENr
which, being indescribabe must he 10 be undersssd.
Mss POLLY MARSHALL Will make her arst appearance
since her sickness.
Mr. BURTON cGpita oharlctsrs-Job Thovnbsrry In
he comedy and with Mr. Brougham the Entertainment
konday-The comedy OF OUR WISE.
With Miss Polly Marshall, Miss Louisa Marshall, Mr. G.
FtebF Mr. N. smith, Ac
Cobnan' . comedy of JOHN BU ia
Dennis Brugruddery, Mr. j. BruuRham job Thorpoerry,
Mr.. Burton Peregrine, Mr. Fisher Dan, Mr.. sescbsp;
Mrs. Brulgr uddery, Mrs Hughes
Dancing and the finest choice OF orchestral music.
To conclude with very laushybe
DU Atty
In which NJ BrOugham will exhibit their
several pecularites
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ALFRED B2AG9, AUCr-oSK.E5-A. BRAGG : 90
~ viii sell .. aacan GA Tuesday Fec n OBS A. ", a.
sHleayo0u 80 CORTLAND. syeet 100 cases mems pro
sass damaged ~ water 100 wooens hoeed spa NeI
cd CATERS city made, also. li-ge assortment OF DOCS
ssSpeo &c.
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MohreAGE SALE OF FINE ROSEWOOD FIRM FIRM

MORTGAGE SALE OF FINE ROSEWOOD FuRNf.
I'M ture-P. @. FRENCH. Auctoneer viii sell AZ auction,
on Tuesday Feo s. o. lOh O'Clock all the handsome furni
ture In yelling IN Clinton place, few doors from SIKH
svenue conssng o three suits Of sold rosewood p~or fur
nrure covered French sbrocae splendid rose
wood aoforte stool handsome tapestry carpets
handsome rosewood etegeres with plate GAS DORIS AMI
Also handsome rosewo "a SIC aud
abies with ESTUARY and Egyptian tops rlsgWo1l ou
gothic besstesds and Wristbands u match, VIII
variety Of mahogany and black walnut furniture IN 'weay
reems handsome lace curtains and brocstel do conces,
bedscads Couches extension dining tables
hanAsme secretary bookcsse, 500; do library,
French glasses Paran figures splendid vases fes
hair mattresses crockery glass ware dinner sets
with large LOT Of useful and ornamental furniture
TO numerous mention Sale place positively. Per
sons the furniture will do well 10 attend By order
81 q ~ PpITIING.
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U&1 TON SALE Or LIVERY STABLE STOCK, TO
"A oltee es.ats-A. ]. PLEECKER win sell Tues
asy ysbraal eeeik at Is Am,'y pisee, Lsurens
Hseee door sfsve Rleecher, three coaches
sS<hasay two pairs OF blk htrses i've sets double hAr
cse grocery wagon, &C, NC. HENRY SOILE,
MAIeHET MCBRIDE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-01

A UC-T0N NOTICE -CRoCKERy GLASS AND CHINA,
n j 9. a. BARTLETT, apctoneer VII sell Tnesday,
Of Beotes' and other W. g. wsre common glass
sAs Ae Sale positive and goods well packed for shppng
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-01

J1TNHy 3. HERrs, JR., AUCTroNEER-BY HERrs
III A MOSS, The saesrooms No. 81 Pine street. BY
srser d lse urreroe ConReceves sale OF elegant ds
snc iewelr &C. postponed account OF he weather, VIII
positively Late place s above On Monday feo loss
compr about ~ 900 worth on elegant
single rings Pins, earrings brace
studs Ac Gnelgold hun ing snd faced Watches, by
rost makers: and fob chains,
sleeve buttons sets o. rms earrings and bracelets
description. endless variety wei worthy The
stepen OF TIE trade others Sale positive rain shine.
catalogues now ready AZ the once OF The sucuoneer BY
order Of FRED X Ia NCLTE, ksl., Receiver.