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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-11
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-11

"A New York-Ihe steamboat LOCK WOOD Capt W. =.
leaving Astoria A Hr and Peck sip New Yorf
~ tSof NJ, hst UP. until further nouce
uupeoN RIVER aAuRoAD-YRon yEBRuARy 4
III 1857. the trains ~in leave Chambers eree stAaoe
focvs-Express rAns, A. u. and 70 r. 1An, Ills
A Nj cmxrAnt 3t5 2. n. For Poushheepue $50 A. n.
t2Er. and ASP n For sing Sing. Ar. n. fo fests
ain $50 p. M The Psushheepsis Sing enG and reeaAsu
berN O~nA Chrrtcpher and Thirty hrst rraas r
New Yorh leave at 80 and 1075 A n and AS r. ~
and East Albany 81 8 and SoAa A. X, And sgP;E
NEW rolK AND HARI.KN RAILROAD
Commpens Monday, Jasuary 70 ISL two dany trains "
Albany, SUNDAY eIcepted. Farc y % from nee iort 70
Lave Nsv Yot - scGovs from ssaoo corner Of wsss
$40 A MAN train running directly through vshou,
change Of and connecting ~ Cn~<ham Fonr oupess
With The Western rains n Pnsfsd Bor1h Adams - cA
1P H-Erpres. running direcay nrouss without change
ssrv and connecting viii Central rein ~ II p. NJ 6 he
nyrvsrr~c, IxsvD Axslpy,-
SIS A W.-Maii train Sor Nev YORK direct,
pr. n-Esprc~e Without change sfuAyp-
rches W be ceasned and baggage eherksA II he once
ssS.s and fvsnv sf,A ssssss ana ro.sss s-sso. s.s
INV ycas. Jan. ~ 1857. -
NroTIcE.-NEw FORK AND HARLEY RAIlRoAD-
IN The New York and Harlem Railroad run eurA
express rsln. 70 lave New Yors- White and osawr
stIe<ss. wcneedsy FEB H. ht O'Clock r. Sbe fare
on ibis wss O.; on mall train. 81 g. horesso-~ NJ
Odsr. VIM. y. CAhPbkILs hupertrneudent
FErno1Rr, lSs-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-11

Va LILLIAN I. BOYD, AUCrIONEER-BY GEORGE NJ
w CBULs--1bis morning February II, at lon O'Clock.
the sAlewoom g. Nassau steet and second band fur
nure comprising rosewood sufs Of furniture in brorse
and hAeloth; rosewood and mahogany sedacsds Ases
variety mahogany chairs and sofas IN hArcph oAk
black walnut boob eouches couch beds hair mat
eeses pslhAses feather pillows and bosers terra cot
Ao supeos tone octave piABofse, With carved ess al
atuttrr Ae Ac.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-11

VNuLIAn wIrrBRa. AUerIOHERR, WILL sEIL on
WEDNESDAY, at leH O'Clock. ~ lE Old Canal street.
large general A-rortment OF senteel paror chamber
kitchen furnnurc n family breaking bogsekeeptng
pArior tsblee mirrors, MAHOGANY book
case Brusees and Ingram carpets oil cloths marble bop
sehstApds toet sets mahogany and
walnut hair sod obey beds and bed
ding wsrd-oes dtningroom and kitchen utensils, ohna
rlas Md nj. nd war
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-11

n UOIIOk EOTICE.-P. Q. FRENCH, AgoTIuFEER-
"A Large sale Of and mahogany housenod furn
elegant CD pantngs-P .. FRENCH suenooesr win sal
ihuSsdsy Feb by catalogue 1t 10 ocIock he entire
sSnsepts Of he residence IN West Kghh street. ssng
cesy suits covered In satin brocste solid rosewood
Dass glass doors and bscks spendd rosewood pnosore
sethe bedssads and washSands marble
ssDs ha,r feather beds bosers and pillows Ia
pesy ngran esrpet eofas chairs sofa beds cane seat
sbaba large pier glasses 20 oval do small sver we're,
snner SEA se with large quantity al furniture too
ntjCn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-11

V,HE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA BYRAlAsHIP
j Oompanyp gpendd and powerful steanahps
CITY OF hALT1hOkE q "a tcna Uapt Robert Leach
CITY OF wAsHINor0N, Also tonA ospt YIN. Wyns
CRY OF MAFCHEsrEn, 300 tona osG% y. O. Pex,s.
ss2re.s and i%pss.sn a,e hereby rsesfany Informed
wn tahe place Aheynssey BON New Yok and Pnlsel-
pbia Up6es Mis- suAnSeDen Ss ds.0 Of sn1hnG vii be
yHou yoHn rmIApEIymA.
CITY OF MANOH ESTER, from Sew York, Feb. II
CITY OF BALTIMORE, hop New Ymh, Feb 10.
vRon IIvkRp~oL
CITY OF WARRINGTON, foy New Yovh Peb Is.
KAN0ARo0, To- YhilsdeVhA March IL
CITY OF BALfIn0RE, for New yorh. March Is.
PASSAGE 1Eon rKw FORK AVID PHILADELPHIA 70 AND
Rklosp-SN e65 And &s5. according 70 stsie reon-
limited number Of bird shAs passengers win be tshen
nd found n DrovtHins-
70 liverpool SO Prem Liverpool
These esnss~pted with Improved water tight
scmpAytsepu and earh vessel eAxySes e1pecoccd
peon-
PAres whAme bring Aer n~nos obtain eerxo-
Of md dSAfs Liverpool 81 81 sser
ers and upwardA Apply n The Once Of - company. III
j. a. DALI II wshu, sycet Pbnsoslphla.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-11

VCTIoN RCIyCE.-TBOMAs BELL. AUCrloNEER -
- BY AElL kBOShThisdsy al ION O'Clock, IN our sales
rssns orth whhsn ,teet WIN be sod vsla.ole Asso
Of dry goods clothing and faacy arcea hosiery MN
hneYy hardware i.wehy, watches &c Also, ID splendid
sanay bYds al irging Aso 66 boles superior spsoash
seeArs, the real thing Abo Japan goods.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-11

WV. wrrrERs, AuCTIoNEER, WILL SILL THIS
w day. At Ca a. strest sewing mschise sand casks
2cashs Of brandy ea.h Of pore ,pris Of whsk-J Of
Jamaica koves OF soap 10 bones Of maccAron AL OF
the shove goods will be sold posivey advances Csh
advances All kinds OF property. Also, goods cit from the
daguerrean sale In Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-11

ENoR BAvRE pIRDC-yRANOoA AMERICAN COM.
il pany The rteamship Woo, 11O burthcn.
ehap. commander WIN leave Tor The above port On Non
dAy fee "a - oeess prccs:ely Pr,cee pssAse-frs,
sppy 70 Ne Aseni, III. Id. f0IRIsa 90,
Rrosd xty,N>t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-11

A cApEnY OF MUSIC TO Lkr-or ~ eYY SlsTUs
"A Of Ne opera lm cc~s-rs tsasres. - A1umsssAAr
hr fcuy houaAad frps. n:x kooI hcDsd-
ssAA pAu,Sw.nv
e pro- kw bsn Eishs has ts-s rc<ss1 70 ne <fedfns
NE nd 0oak
spestAsr vNh NE nsbnR4 81 BoernT Apply n. n
W6I.YD Of Ne Rzscutivs hommrAsa No A0rI sDcsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-11

10y HENRY II. LERUs Oo.-OF wRDEEsDAY, FE-
ID hYpsyy l0I O'Clock, the No 9gs Broadway
Of wAher street the cntre sonA o. we unsd sAiss
Patent he concern cJnssapg on
every vnytefy Of columns, pedse.s plssrrs o
inisAlien nj ttenDs BrouAel Lnbon sfypuAn szd
er sko,ee sylps AL Of which VIII re pesuvay
vbout reserve % cleee The concern Al ~ clock 10
No q street, aaegness sale OF
hay years old 10 hsnds high believed 20 be sound
and all 'st horss-ueusi gait about four
uies sprnx 500 Also, frst rate top wagon
by Ford Sx25 In perfcct order lso set sver
upcptsd harness bAnke WHIP and otber
sruses AGO hay thumb COLT, years old. about Is
hAnAs beh hind 10 ell hsrpees rot In three minutes,
- 81 nd In all
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-11

LuRsT CLASS FURNITURE NEW or SLIGHTLY
us~d wanted for very desirable los IL the
village % rcvtyvr L. l.; tDeuubr los snd near
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-11

UC1ION HorICE-J. BOGART, AUCrIOyEIR-BY
~ g. BO0ARr-fo morrow, .. l0H O'Clock ut Va Anc-
roens ooyper Of FRANKFORT and William sreetA mort
A. re sale coneistinG general assortment Of superior
SsSrshod furniture tables mahogany chairs
ksreaus eegeree Bru carpets &e also ~ liquor casks
and = variety Of other goOde-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-11

f>N|A<A EAS0A
TENANT.s yRnGIgTNa.
Tss LIZ On EsAso-a1s0a SsnesD AAy HAxf. NO;
q 49, 49, s: :::s 49,. z; 81; 8 1'-''
=. .s E. . s s..ss . :s4
E Tas svia SS E.s.: 49,; IS; : sRsr0
ITO LET OR IxAsE-fHE POUR LOFTS n BUn.prHs
Ne ans B,oad.sy ssrs:y = rsA.i s.sest ss'ns 70 res
ssfSS 4sisos NJ 5 s: :s.. = A'' Il 0
TO IEAsE-rHE rIasY CLAss STORE TO BIZ ERIsr-
G ss ss IN e. r.. q
sas ss md q s s.
% sp III rs. a. ~ sss
DC n0'O'd In ra Ss - ssns
To LEAsE-IIE SIX STONY P0MDIsa, aAsxMS INT
ssS Theatre .sy r. e: s,S|s 70 sss1 - %
osse,arpg business The sss.s nsh.sA by rxs IL ns
s''f n .ssi 10 Is
To LEAsE-A VERY pEsmABrE wHARr ~ VII.
s0 s6o feet deep, with SIDE sp 100 feet
% o ola sp sSS sss H. s' 1ss j. GILMORE
CO., 4south street
Two LEAsE--rBE FINE PROPERTY. NOS 30 AHD %
i Leonard sHeeh with " rooms n0H h~f~y Apply
IA the premises
TO ,REpr-F1yK LOTS ON soprB srRRnr, BB
tween Clinton ard Jefferson streets nclsitns crner
as os a ~ s' so or ss.a
TO KSoRAvRRs- TO LEI. yHE Esrlas UPPER
seehnss s,resss eontsnE il SdcSs wi ane nsSwest
aeht admirably adapted ion snUsve,n Inquire Al u Beck
IT
SHIPPING.
SsOk 1JvEsgdO,.-UNyrED sTArzs MAIL yYYAs.
ps s ss 9 sss % ~ sss sHs
rdeJ Tss u a . sasoeS !. hon - serah S
s s sss :s% s': Is
:. sss1s % are s. ;s,sss =
he Pom olAse- Any othsr- VII be res~ned
V7EAM 70 LTvHnPoQL ysOM new Yosg plKem,-
n: rcp ss,%sng GiTy o. aAsSsnsr ZEN csp s Pc,
liver. Dor sesSl az passage apply 70 sAsEA. 1 0oSTss
FOE BsEMEs VA VA soyTn AneFS Ss..s .; NAH
wf san for sremss touching .! socbsap.on % tnd os
s any I z Ss s.S rs
PRICE OF YAssAeE IRON NEW YORK 20 SOUTHAMPTON on
u first cabin main sa)oou.
10 hrss cabin lower sascn.
espwsnced surgeon j. ..ssed 70 each steamer, spees
s s1s pass sosss sSs
F% sesh' passage Amply 2 - Co.,, w,r., ..,..,
The seams, HIRhAFR vii succeed ne WARRINGTON,
CrEsM between NEW YORK AND s.AseOw.-
- EDINBUhG 800 tone, William Cumming, counma1der
NEW YURK, Also TONS Rober Craig, commander; 0LAS-
gov, 1882 John Duncan, SMsrAsndey fbe 0laagow
md md ss. ss siss
ss.sss a,d4y Isa ssa1as;y, q "a oo'oos nooo; Fsia
oo'sa~ hA'oS z p ss9s, o. ,.~...
p.s ,,..s $50 hd oia.s sound With sosssa prov,seaa
sssh.a psss.ss pis E JoHS saSo s broad
Now YosA city bills or GELD only soccfvcd ir passage
ENR SOUTHAMPTON AND aAvBE-THR UNITED
states mail FULTON J. A. wooon, oomm%nter,
Havre, touching n Southampton 70 hand the
mails and passengers asurasv, haroh .. ~ n0ebcx,
from pier No 81 North river fnse u Beach street,
PAsaAcn-
La cabin. $50 ID cabin VS.
Ths sh has i've water ug copsItmeps encosing ID, en-
ossd NOT reach them and he being FREQ 70 vcrx e
safety Of The vesse and would be sesared Bag
wanted daring the should be ssn on board
The day before sailing marked eeSow" FOR hesst or pas
IoKrIAER LIVINGSTON Agent 80 broadway.
B1be steamer ATAeo VIII succeed he Fulon, md sail
April 4.
THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
i Company spend,d and powerful steanahps
CITY OF hALTJnOkk 2+64 trna. Uapt Robert leach
CITY gr WAsHIN0T0N, 2ss0 tonA ospt wm. WyBs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-11

Nov n YOUR QHANCR,-MAp tMF cITv0N n
aunbevs Fee eny 10 cepsa hsudeoce 80 Orchard svesS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-11

uCTION NOTICE. BOaART, AUCTIoNEER-BY
street. nortesge sals ho,el fur nure consisting Of he
bedroom urtare 80 superior hair matt esees
glasses bsroo furnitnre, all tc gas hx.ure chAoAe
ers bar tables chairs nrrors; a6o Kitchen aud
Smn9 ros furniture large copper boiler, do kettle, do
rsns hhchen range marble top steam tSe and nes
esa chars dining Anlss and pipe crockery, Groom
liPa awning and pess signs oiIlo0 also the rear ouiHs
= Ne renewed INN ediAtely after the sale ...
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-11

T ARSE ABD HEREMP1Oay SALE OF LIQUORS,
IL groceries segaIs Ae-A. n. 0kIsr Ar son1Orees,
Is Bcwery WIN sea Friday 18Th sst n l0k O'Clock .
large stock The eonasBe Of % 900 sega Of
d. 81 and barrels Gard 6eignete and Aaxta
braydies Mopcsssnea vnishey Holland s~ and Alcohol 70
payne, 10 eases olive OIL $50 dozen ale and porter Ao
quarter han and whole bones and ooou9 tees
Eneeh bottles Italian msocArout GO los- Ger
hnsen soap Ia; together with brandy port and
Jamaea rum IN cases and demohns Sale positive ram ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-11

CUTToN co. = DEsPATCH LINE FOR BAN FRAN
- cisco-t FAILING uiarr end positively bebre ne
ssy sivertecd Clipper Of sstortsy zh February ins,
The mAgnihcept A. !, trst chAs- chopper ship DAvfB
CROCKETT, sooner master, h.dnE pier ss-fryer,
and viii po~uvel, ssi above The David Crockeu one
chips bum m he United states ard NE
sharpes clipper loading foy San Francisco shppers
VII pleAee co~e snaAxemens possible, AID
hand In ther bis q kdng spr Signature
SUTTON 90, 90 sooh street corner q wall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-11

"A household furnitue.-A. H. CRIsT ALAR aocaosse~
srSe new and seasnt shining top pessure wagon ase par
= ehars mahossny wood sefs mahoesny and val
Seskeaes vashapd beds and bedding. oosing glasses o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-11

rrArcy Dyrisrurr
Ccmptrollers oonoe, january 10, ISL
CIBRRr a. SAVAGE, AUcTroNvEB REGULAR
NJ sale BY catalogue for sash Thursday, feb u ut e&
ococh drv gocis fancy focts eloths clothing, hosiery
DfBsLSR' BEeIEy Z SAVAGE 81 ced., ss,s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-11

TyBos vTErCH, AuCrIoEBER--sroRE NO. Is sPRuG
sueet-Nortgags sale of nsebold furniture, 4c., NJ
Thursday Feb H. 1851 at 10 A. M No &c spruce
consisting Of chairs tables bureaus mir sofas tee
tapestry axd grain carpets oil coh hal rack lamps
uRnsila,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-11

HARDwARE ABCTION NovNM-Jr0. y VAN An
~ rwEnr I'm see. on rhsrs'sy res ~ :. D o'ebss -
ery Ao. tAs eye extensive STOCK 81 -ster. Also for
Of Unaeyvrers 100 dozen ba bssces 1O0 dozen
skinmers, dsnsse6 On NE voyage. a0...r. 't'a
TCBN BOYD, AUCTIONEDR --JOU4 BOYD WILL
d tbs ION o'clock he stlve o Spring street,
the furniture Of family breaking hoasaheeuDG consist
ing the usual variety kae positive 1erms sasA IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-11

NJ ANTHONY ,. BLEECKER a oo.-BLEsoKER
- street property, Al tho herchsnts Erchanga Wall
ssl TbnfsdAy, Feb n A. II O'Clock TO close an est.e
M and brick house ~ Beocker street. DO
6esn Broadway and he Bo~sry WI rent sos about $50
- apu,lu 81 remain For &C.. And for
asien hs premises, apply 70 u'e sscvonosr, Ne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-11

L,OR oALroRSIA.-HEw YokK AND San rRAE-
AID syIpdN s~asnshp TEEHEsSEH, Captain l. rtnhir-
psush 80 ions burth-n vili sAi hy AspinwsI "a We'd
Dessay February 70 1861 ri O'Clock NJ. " crne~t wish
he steamer slERRA NV from Panama the Pacao,
for San prSocsso. - lbs 81 baggage allowed 70 each
yS s Only y . GaRaiEs sosSHS sors' No ; so-sns
6rren NJ r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-11

street-shert's sale o. fancy Iron furniture hight
gone ufmmings blacksmhhs to1as work tenchea
ednesday February H. a 10 A. NJ q No o. Duane street
consisting OF fancy iron furvtxre, chairs seuees tables
hat umbrella FIRE lsnd blower stands hight wagons Trim
mngs, blacksmith & tsoIs, work benches So, Ac
JAS. G. WLLLsr, Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-11

THE DESIRABLE DWELLING HOUSES AND LOTS
Noe 26J fenth and N6 Ninth street. between First
and A. fompims squars viii be sold ct
Tbuysday lAh Bsk 0ocoek at be Meschants
ndnceneD for oapitsas gensee pr
yaie restdepeeA For maps and particulars apply v AN
fHOkY J. BLERCKKR, No Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-11

CPEC1AL NOTICE TO AusrR ALA sHIPfBRs THE
- New York built clipper ship KITTY simpson, "a. W.
brown master guaranteed sail Mebourse advance
Of ship bow loading. Engagements Tor freight made
K W. CAMERON 6 bowling Green
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-11

A UerRAIIA.-rHE UparRPASaED A I CT.IPPEI
"A shsp RID GAUNTLET viii be dyop~srbed Orr Msbourn
= early oay Ths essuful clipper seeo~Hted ~ fss
psppaeeA confidently sspeced abe WI MAI the
eibcyne fnste Of sevepiy Eve dayp Her scoomms
aatoe Cor passeurer In Art and sseonA cabins cannot
rrrpeseed kasfy appNhNon viii be uscsssary V sccur
ksrthA Per ness o. gs.ss =, Sv r~ses ssply 70 eo0n
LxR, LORD ougvkaU. 6 Wall slrccl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-11

n RYfYruAL UNITY ~ rsvfffss FEW AED n
A SrwH Ysncsysese gryscrs tlsass ~ sr1sss ~.
passs sse vsh sAactsd fd Ne sesssuccs rum e
gAGfnG dnpwAsrs. fecsh Ars rssacvd ~ W. ssnamhs,
escsss No u vsvsrsy p'scs, near Broadway, sAbliss'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-11

a esJGNEE<, SALE OF LARGE AID EXTENSIVE
"A soci Of hne gold diamond emersd and pearl ,ewesry
NJ sold apo silver CRisrALAh, Aucuon
nesy No az overy will Monday 10th inst, a. l0}s
Sssch eopsspg part OF d@ts Of chsieAne centre
-, ana ehanA dmopd emerald and pearl gentemens
Dhs adles brooches earrings RIGGS studs ana seeye put
rechsr che Eye; heavy chased gosd ana
Hm 60 brsroes mosaic bood aud gold stone Ia
Ss brosches pase ladies' and genuenen's pus 10 dozen
Seuhe do single ocksss red of and patterns
pesemeps seal rings mosaic sod cameo sleeve buttons snd
ssods hne gold cssed Engsh huopns sna ps,n. 20
single srd open cages gold and silver chos Iepae- hvers
Sc toss her large lot Of china snd lobe Nd an ware
ssup,itre IS Of solt edged sut she china sI DOZEN
sa and nowered vases pearl .ses
Il the trade being the largest sale Of The season Cssa-
sus reaey morning sale BY order Of the sssnees.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-11

DR: srsenpw rnAc5scxs-e4 2 .AMosp, y
one II. sS", s - rEE - :. ., 80 ~
m ssssee. r. q ve ss.s.i 7sss as..un.so.s 1. ~
Ae evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-11

U,oH Hgw oRLEANs AND HAyAHA THE UNITED
II ftsses mail Steamship CAHAwBA, Builoch, com
nssoer. win dominance pcee,ins freight on hen'
uidsy Feerasry ~ 1910 osoch A. 4. nom DE Dot Of 10
bipson North No bills u lins sgned asey IN.
cAADsr calls. LIVINGSTON, URoCHERoN 4 90. u
YASh place n. ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-11

THOMAS vkrCH AuCrto.rEH. -sroRE; no. !.
sus futures &C. Wednesday, February II, 1857
at II H., st The M Broadway and Twenty second
street the contents Of first class drug store together with
lhe 6xturea &c, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-11

--hkr Z
~ kev ycrf city, We mc.f I
elairvoysnt IN Anerfcs AN I
q cursble rperring Advice /
cent fYicnda Ao. satisfactory
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-11
The Crops-Inssne Person care"


TconaEsroypg-czsoF THz RicnsoSD DAILY DsPircHl
AmEid f. CnuGr IIpusE. w. July Sth, 1857.
Informed y'ou not long since thut the chihoh
bug had Disappeared from our midst But never,
sir. did man form more erroneous opinion Tor u
seems they were only of ON s. recruiting service
and since the farmers have cut their wheat crops
they ilays. ,Iaraded army nnunefable as the
sands tlie shore, and laid seigc to our oat
and corn isltls, dong The teork of obstruction. am
swfully afraid corn crop must be very short
one again. If so, there must DE great suffering
amongst the Loorer classes of the community, as 10
the when this great staple Is scarce and
high. The quality of the whrat In our vicinity Is
said to be very superior, and the yield Ia be about
average crop. The tobacco crop has pretty gem
orally been set out but i. much smaller than usual
Mt this season of the year. There has been much
complaint Of Bad stands ''Cut Worms, Grass
IIoppers. &C, but frost will bring it all to the
knife.
James Jury. from YOUR city. was examined on
Monday last by Justices Rowlett, Chatham and
Crbwder and ordered To- De sent to the LunatiC
ASYLUM at Williamsburg. II seems he had wan
dcred off from his friends in Your city and was Ia
ken M in this county. on being advertised hy his
friends in the Dispatch. They were written TO
s,ycr; times and not receiving any answer there
Ia. he was disposed of a. above stated.
Our Court at its last session. sentenced Nathan
iel Harrison free negro. In the Penitentary for
one wear. charged with unlawiully cutting and
stabbing one .Fnnt, L. Anderson. another Z" d1Fk
Min tetite iufta' We have many more left Of the
same sort who would he greatly improved by an
apprenticeship with Col. Morgan. lNcooNro.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-11
sorruypx Couurrrt,L Cosvrsrloy,

SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CONVENTION
kmeetinz cf the citsers VIA heii at theCity Hall
1etprtlat afternoon at . la.l % sen,t dele tes
70 the Soutic,1i Councrci.d Convention, telo Md
In Knoxville, Tenn. Oh tine ~ Monday IN August
next.
The meeting was callaI 10 oIqler by Capt Dlm-
MOCK. whose motion DANIEL II. LoNpoN. ESQ., was
selected Chairman.
On motion j. ". LEwELLEN was requested To act
a. Secretary. fsE 80 e
The Chairman stated tile object Of the meeting,
and dwet ut some length on the Importance OF be-
ing represented in the Convention
Mr.. FRtyKIIN THOMAS offered the following prean-
bic and resolutions which, after being read. were
adopted:
Whereas, Southern Commercial Convention has
been calesi 10 meet nj Knoxville Tennessee. the
second Monday i'll August next and whereas we pH-
ton of the citizens Of Virginia feeling deep inter- 1t
in the question likely to arise in that Convcnte u.
aud regarding it the duty OF the citizens ot Virginia
| it resolved
list That the Governor I've. and is hereby, requested
to appoint at his earliest convenience ut least thr,
delegates from each congressional district in the
State. 10 the said Convention.
ri That the various Railroads IN Virginia he, AMI
they are hereby, requested IL grant to the delegates
going 70 sa'l Convention tickets 70 20 ind return
upon the most favorable terms within the discretion
allowed to them by their charters.
81. That request the various counties towns
and corpora tiuns in the STATE hold public meetings
AT their earliest convenience and appoint such dele
yates. IN addition to those appointed by the over1-
| or a. they may deem ludci0us ana proper;
an; That the Chairman appoint NIFTY delegates 10
| SAID Convention.
9Th. That q liberal system of Internal improve
srhts il essential to the development AMI prosperity
/ OF any country, and that have witnessed with
pride and plegSlre. determination onthe part Of the
people o every section OF the state, to push her
graf lines OF internal Improvement to speedy COM
prtion.
9th. That il is the duty ofall true Souil nation
al men 81 all and assist {" the utmost oith IL ability
dircct foreign commerce IT, raise tar COmm'l-
| cial l"-iUu of the South.
| On motion. the Chairman allowed time t.
| appoint the delegation.
! On motion, the Chairman and Secretary were
added - the delegation.
| On motion The meeting adjourned.
| The following are the delegates appointed by the
| ChAirmau: