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The Placer herald., 1857-08-29

SHER1FFS SALE.-By virtue of an order
~ OF sale to me directed and delivered, on the
9th day of August, A. D. 1857, issued out OF the
Honorable District Court. for the County Of Placer
and State Of California, on judgment rendered
in said court On the 29th day of July A. D. 1857,
in favor of Michael White, and against Dominic
Byrne, and Mary Byrne, for the sum Of (s4l9 S5)
Four Hundred and Nineteen Dollars and thirty
five cents, with interestupon the sum of S4l9 3o)
Four Hundred and Nineteen Dollars and thirty
five cents, from the 10th day of July, A. D. 1891,
until the 2lst day of September, A. D. 1851 o.
the rate of ten per cent per annum and for COSTS
of suit taxed at (S5S 4O) Fifty-eight Dollars and
forty cents have levied upon and will expose 10
public sale to the highest bidder for cash, at the
Court House door, on Monday, the 2lst day ol
September, A D. 1857, at the hour of 10 O'clock
A. NJ, all the right, title, interest and claim 9ch
the said Dominic Byrne and Mary Byrne had on
the goth day of July, 1857, in and to the follow
ing described property, to-wit: All that atpropery
described as one house and lot in Michigan CITY,
County of Placer, State of California being the
same built and lately occupied by the said Michael
White as Hotel, and sold by him to Dominic
and Mary Byrne, being across the street from
Rosenthails fruit store and twenty-five feet FROM
and extending back into the lot as far as con-
venient to occupy. All of which named and oe'
scribed property l shall as aforesaid, or so muca
thereof as may be sufficient to satisfy the aoose
Judgment, together with tie costs due and TO DE-
come due thereon. CHARLES KING, Sheriff.
By L. L. BULLOCK, Under Sherln.
August 29th. i857.-4w pf $50
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For County Supervisors,
lst Dst-WM E. MILLER. of Auburn,
Cd Dist.-JESSE NJ. POWERS, of Iowa Hill,
Sd Dst.-WM DUCK, Of Yankee Jim's
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Remember at the Polls!
MEMBER AT THE POLLS.

REMEMBER AT THE POLLS,
That two years ago the Known othing
party, by loud professions of honesty and
reform obtained the confidence Of the people,
and carried the State by large majority,
and have utterly failed to fulfill their pro-
misses.
REMEMBER AT THE POLLS,
That at that time they elected Treasurer
who has since stolen $l24,ooo out Of the
State Treasury, not one dollar Of which has
been recovered.
REMEMBER AT THE POLLS.
That this sl24 900 came out Of the pockets
Of the people, and by them will again have
10 be made up.
REMEMBER AT THE POLLS,
That this same Know Nothing party made
contract, running for six years, giving the
enormous sum Of $4,000 per month for
the keeping Of the State Prison.
REMEMBER AT THE POLLS,
That under the Known othing admins
tration the Indebtedness Of the State has
largely increased.
REMEMBER AT THE POLLS,
That Know-Nothing State administration
made the notorious firm of Palmer, Cook &
Co., the agents to pay the interest upon the
State Indebtedness in the city of New York,
that they twice failed to pay that interest,
and thereby greatly injured the credit Of the
State.
REMEMBER AT THE POLLS,
That under Know-Nothing State admin
istraton, the bonds of the State of Calfor-
MIA, have fallen, in the city of New York, to
the pitifu price Of 46 cents on the dollar.
REMEMBER AT THE POLLS,
That under Know Nothing administra-
ton, the State credit has seriously suffered,
public confidence to great extent destroyed,
and party has grown up that openly advo.
Gated the repudiation of the State indebted
ness.
REMEMBER AT THE POLLS,
That the Know Nothing party was found
ed upon a prejudice existing against natura-
lized citizens, has been iutolerant in it's SEN
timents, nt1amatory in its conduct, and has
been productive Of much evil throughout the
land.
REMEMBER AT THE POLLS,
That the doctrines Of the Know n othings
is incompatible with Republican institutions,
is in opposition to he spirit of our laws, and
against the enlightened sense of the age.
REMEMBER AT TIE POLLS,
That the Known Nothing party has proven
untrue to the trusts reposed in it, has betray-
ed the confidence Of the people, and that it
would therefore be impolitic and dangerous
to ntrust it with further power.
The Placer herald., 1857-08-29
COUNTY TICKET.

For Senators,
J. B. BAKER. full terml
OF Bakers Ranch,
JAMES ANDERSON, unexpired term
OF .4uburn.
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Administrator Notice,

THE CREDITORS OF D. r. MALONEY, de-
l. ceased, are hereby notified to exhibit the same
with the necessary vouchers, to John Witch,
Administrator, with the will annexed, of said
deceased, within ten months from this date at the
office of Tuttle Il Hllyer, Auburn, Placer county
California. JOHN WITCH.
August goth lS57-4w
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ELECTION ON WEDNESDAY, SEPT. I'd.
Democratic Committee for Placer County.
Public Speaking.

J.4MES ANDERSON. Democratic candidate for
the Senate, and other nominees of the Democracy
of Placer county will address the people as fol-
lows:
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For County Coroner,
". j. ESMOND, of Iowa Hill.
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REMEMBER AT THE POLLS,

That the Know Nothing party was found
ed upon prejudice existing against natura
lized citizens, has been iutolerant in it's sen
timents, intiaInatory in its conduct, and has
been productive of much evil throughout the
land
The Placer herald., 1857-08-29

For Superintendent of Common Schools,
P c. MILLETTE, of Auburn.
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For Asscmblymen.
D. B. CURTIS, of Ophir,
NICHOLAS KABLER, of Tamaroo Bar.
A. P. K. Stafford, of Yankee Jim's,
WIN. c. STRATTON, Of Dutch Flat.
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For County Surveyor,
S. G. ELLIOTT, of Beals' Bar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-05

Ruvvrve To PAY rI1Es-rhe Hoboseu L,pd ant Im
provement Company refuse pay the isxes assessed 70
them es finally hxed BY the Oommssioners Of Appeal.
The amount Of their about o. 600, and the estm,
ted value Of the property Of the company assessed thou,
slsoo eco. writ ssYs,orar has been served npou
Joseph Wood, collector, returnable on the 18th ins
nex term OF the Hudson county court 70 appear win
his bocsst being ibs Intention OF The oompssy 10 TED
the validity Of the scuon % the Bo nd Of Commissioner
OF Appe& In changing the assessment Mr.. Wood, the
NAx collector OF Hoboken, kas concluded his and
list Of the delpquene VINO have paid Their tares =
4bo nunber-have been given 10 Mr. Carey, the col
hector Of Arrears Of hses, Who proceeding with the
collection.
HDvY s,s The rumcrsd sale, some time since, o.
John O. su vcps third interest In the Hoboken ferries
and IN the property Of the Hoboken Land and Improve
meut oompsoy 70 Marshall @. Roberts and others for
n 400 LOO O. dh aot IN tina. form. John G stsyeu
had slven bis broiher Edwin A. Stevens the prefcrenoe
ana nc concluded purchase, snt did but IL lated
a. probable thai hessrs. Marshall O. Roberts Of New
Yo,t and Judge Norton aud Mr. Shipper, OF Hobok en-
VIII with others become interested in the ovuersnp OF
the properly SOD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-05

3,ooe. With 10 had paid hin lss2 ~ purchase OF
- kasposA property which ~ made Of OIL Benton hs
ssst OF O TrenouS but The hitter refused 10 rsay Tho
nala ne result d that 'ut was, that NJ.
Sargent recovered the s36,eoo and procured an
extension Z the lease for twenty one years. hr.
Sargent Afterwards invested about $4,000 In
coal mines In Ohio In conjunction with Mr. Coombs, Of
Washington but has never received any income froo
hat speculation. The suit In the Supreme Court 10 FOR
Indebtedness, and will bakey to develOpe stock opera
uons Of large scale.
The Superior Court will hold two trial branches seve-
raj important cases win be brought before the general
term. The case OF Draper against Snow Is IN appeai
from nc special Term. The complaint alleges mat
george r. Hszewen entered INTO contract with the
plaintiff for $50 shares In the Pennsylvania and Lehigh
zmc Company In April, 1854 It three and three eighth
dollars per share and the defendant Snow, endorsed
guaranty on the contrsc. by which the stock 10 be
aenvered in sixty days The stock delivered within
me time specified but the plaintiff alleges that mother
Bazewe or defendant has paid for IT, The defendant
demurs TO the complaint the ground that the ayree
nnent had no confederation expressed in 1t.
In the Common cas- there viii be two tra, terms held
shis month, and one Judge will Dit In chambers and 1t
special term
The three Judges will preside In the Marine Court by
which means the very long calendar Of causes will be
rapidly Disposed OF
The federal Courts will commence their sittipgs to-
morrow, the GRIT Tuesday In the month.
The January term Of tho Court Of Sessions begins TO-
dav. The calendar nj uyisouers ia foliowa.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-05

no DRUGGISTS AND GRoCERs IN THS UNITED
states Charles LOnccn cordia gin The first established
snd the only imported "
and inflated By iluor mixers Va New York and
Boston that becomes duty W advve with ron the
Of poxors disseminated amongst by these
scrupulous psrles a.. -.
Boston and Phisdspk show that Charles London oo~da
gin The only Ierco~ gin really ymptad into United
ksies and cod in btues recent controversy The new
York papers has shor hsi 70 that date 70 VT The begin
Gin ever made except By tvo pipcs Inn
pord IN 55 On the credp OF these two pipes which would
rot m six hundred bottles hundred housand dozeu
cf noxio,s mituis called London ccrdAl gin" have
below tie OF importation q tndon cordA sin b. one
concern whilst another who arens
for Booth fsdgwics " r~uoon had inported -
drtp, and yet have flooded the whole South and West
their called London gin
If corroboi were necessary Mr. udopho Wolfe Of
New York who keeps record " every Of GIN has over
his sFnature published " the word this and
remains teven By The es who have Adopted e) an
upanswered confirmed fsc beyond the Of dsprocf
that Charles London cordial gin IL e only imported article
ard hence that all limitations nothing than
Ohio spirits In their stale, mpre9ated with poisonous
materials 10 give flavor 10 the MIXTURE,
The genuine Charles London gin distilled especially for
The undersigned IN London, undcr the surveance Of The
British excise sws and u ported soIely By bears he
dcrsement q over i've thousand physicians In Great
Britain and the United Sa;es II has stood The severe
Of the most sku chemists and ssssyss the only
which has the approval o. One mos, celebrated prscone
The genuine Charles London cordial gin in 1usr
snd PIN, bottles by all drsggsts ard grocers BE sure thai
housh styled london cordial gn," s absolutely Charles
To sduersed asd poisonous mixtures doe. no suf
eeI tain h CbNs. Eyesy Other Il sjuroue 10 health.
DkvEEoGE CHARLES, iss Pearl 81 ny
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-05

Or0m otc ana mUo1cok NA0stcxbs
Tho prosperity Of the theM 90 continues unsoas".
The mness Of The and the prosperity OF the city
trade, has given 10 al he managers perfect carnival
A We announced yesterday, the Acsdstny Of Music
will sho lily open for Italian Opera under III, direction o.
sepor Slrskoscb He viii have Parod for his primo
donna, and rbtrD Tor his tenor and he Ia now engaged
in hliipg up his troupe.
The ente, tainmens offered for to-nightwl be found
unusually int, estiDg
At the BROADWAY rmArRs Mr.. Forrest commences bis
rrst engsge for two plays Damon with
Mr. Daily 80 Py'hias Mrs Davenport, Osanthe, and
Nine. Penisi Hermiou. Without doubt Mr.. Forrest
will receive most Ell husissto welcome the German
Opera company, which has ben very successful here
plays alternate nights with Mr. Forrest giving Martha
TO morow night.
At BURROWS fmArRR, Punctuation" the new and Pc
culiar drama viii be played every night this week To-
night II will be followed by the ballet, ola Asja dc So
villa"
Al LAURA KBuxn's THEATRE Q new buriesque called
"Youpg Bacchus" 10 announced for this evening, with
"Sscopd Love-" in which Hiss Keene plays admirably.
the burlesque funny the bill, II Will be worth
seeing twice.
Al WALIAcKs THRArgs the new actress, Mrs. Wood,
has made e" HAwathA" great success by her capital
acting and singing. will be given this evening, with
"a bachelor Of Arts" aud " me Fire Eater"
At the BowlaY rHxAeRn, the revival Of liking John,
with Its fine CAST splendid scenery and equip ments h~
proved great card for the management King Jonn'
this evening snd every night this week.
Al NBLo's GARDEN the opera for TO night Is Lucis de
hammer moor, with Mr.. HARRISON Edgar and Miss
Louisa Pync, who sings and acts better than ever,
Lucy Asaton.
At the MussuN 'CndersiIs" has drawn crowded
houses, and II is up for another week.
A, WooD's EHsI2gIs "Sew Year Calls" has been
been quite successful anc peintans It's place tho
bills for this weel with capital concert programme.
AT Bucnxy's, 'SoDnapb ala" u up for to night with
several other pleasa Of .hiugs
The CHasBsRs SIRRxr THEATRE Is closed. Mr. Eddy has
left town TO Gil his southern engagements.
Mr. f. L. DAVENPORT has nearly recovered from his
cent accident. Tie effect in the form Of injury
to the ey s mslns and will prevent Mr. Davenport
from playing favore parts and Ia consequence
he nas been Obliged 10 relnquisd all bis southern
gsgemerts.
BRooKLYy Ieidora Clark gives q concert at the
Athenaum In addition to the prin2 donna, the names
OF siguor Gudi an excellent tenor, william Masod the
pianist, and other excellent artists appear In the pro-
grnmn.e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-05

Among the imports the great Increase Ia hides Hquor
railroad IRON sugar, tea AMI dry goods will be not ,ed
There has been in the Importation Of watches
hardware and cutlery. Among the exports The most n
pcstsnt articles which have increased are -four wheat
pork hams and bacon tie decrease has been prncI
p.ly in Gotten corn beef butter, cheese naval stores.
sperm oil AMI India rubbc goods.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-05

Abraham D. Russell Esq, The newly elected City
Judge presdes this instead Of Judge Oapron whose
term Of Onice expired last month. Judge Russes fam
hsr acquaintance With this city, and bis extensive know
ledge Of criminal law eminenuy qualify him for the no
perabs position which bis fellow citizens have called him
70 III.
The drs week Of the ensuing term will be devoted In
sour and prie0r parance to oeaning out the prison.
and ID more than probable that no cases Of particular
public interest will be tried this month.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-05
The BrOone Street Arson Case.
ACCUSED PARTIES COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.
pnfora Iuattca Ttaadyoan

Before Justice Fandreau.
1t will DO recollected that on ChsntmM nlsa the Fire
Marshal Investigated tbs origin Of are Occurring In the
liquor store, kept by Hiram 10 Barnes At No 49, B-oome
street, Of Wooster Tho A;.s and circumstances
1t that time authorized The rrcat Of lie Barnes and his
intimste friend, joseph l. Inford, who was found
secreted 10 house or III fame, No 81 Wooster IT. oct
within few doIfs Of the liquor store The principal
MARSHAL suh1nea tho eraence before tse masistrste
who decided to hol1 the accused parties for trial and
accordingly committed them 70 the Tombs Two Of the
principal witnesses-lsabclls Lenox and Andrew j.
Aathewswere required to lind bonds In sum OF ST. 600
each 70 secure heir aendacce In default Of which they
we're detained in custody.
Court CaIend ar-This Day.
SuPrnsx CorRJCrc nil Part Mos. l. q, 8, T. o. IL.
IL, 10, II, 10 n, 2s as A. 40 Part 2-Nos. AGO. T.
10, IL, IA, 10, IS 90 AZ "a S. as Special Term
The whole calendar Will DO called, aud the nrss cause
SUPERIOR Cousr-Nos 1, 4 s. lsa4 T. 8, Q, 10, 10, IL,
So 49, S. sa 90 a. a. a. a. IS, IS, a. as 49, So o.
ooxsoE PLEAs-Part l.-Nos. to l41s. Part 2-Nos,
lto2 40
Knoa's Fur, Knoa's Hats, Knox's Caps,
sl and winter styles ready at 22 broadway corner OF
Holmes One Shilling Portrsitypes, les. Dor,
and Photographs OF 100 daily AT the Old picture shop,
30 Broadway.
twenty Cent Ambrotypc Likenesscs, with
case beAonle eo9fed tsepns ola and youns-s new IN
Einy Gents for this Splendid Ambrotype.-.
Impossible Where did you get III At BACONS magnh.
cert gallery, 2H bowery.
Fprs, Furs, rur-At Whites, I4s Fulton
stscet between broadway and Nassau Gents' hAiistS
Piano for Snic.-A Handsome Rose wood Se-
piano round elegantly furnished for sale
az so less Than he coat Apply at "a hast Twenty AA
street, before l2o'olocs.
John Weeds New GymuasIrn. Now Open
~ No East 1veby eiehh street near finh Avenue
CeGance sxiamand.r safcs-with Patent
powder proof defiance o.s and bsrA Depot 49, Pearl
Wv WV EoBgsr N. PATRICK.
Crtssscoro's HAIR Dye. seaIps and Wig
Can be beawlOesse and retail and the de privately sp
Piled At No. Asios House
Usc none hut Crtstadero's Dye Wear none
hut Crsiafor0s Wigs Your tacs viii be aubserved by
following mis- advice AdaIc9 No Q Astor house
Bsiehsidor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupess,
.be best IN the world made, cold and applied at No 2lI
broadway.
IIiiI, Inimitsble Gutter of Hair and Wills
kers No Barclay street. BAR dye 4s. box, black
brown.
a Card DIR. Hunter b~gs to intimate that
broadway W Tor eonsuson i bronchial and palmonary al
hciions, during the ssusl hours daily
white Teeth, Performed Breath and Beau.
ilfu complexion, can be acquired by using The balm Of
OF the balm" has brought out hosts Of couuess
and mposturca BE sure each bottle ssned fkfHID0kk
Hernia Cured by Marsh ~ Co.-IadscaI
cure truss al "a Walden lsne New York.
UolIaway's Pills The Cynics OF the Messi-
esl schools are rsined 2 s that hole pills ban
ducing the strength OF The patent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-05
THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

Mas. GAMES PROSECUTING Hyn CLArms.--M>
hyrs Clarke Gaines has instituted another suit "a tse
United States Circuit Court Of Louisiana sgsrs the on on
New Orleans n. r Iamyre, Charles Hopkins Domrxo
Isnata and Lsland Terrsr, cal ming forty apents f
which defendants hold 10 pcspedop, and are row Se NJ
puted owners.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-05

ITO RECTrrrERs.-DR rEUoHTwANGERs SMOOTH
ing and clearing preparation IL indispensable for
mesc liquor dsters and dealers takes the edge and
of the spirit and makes Old and clear
Beet Bourbon and rye whskey, rum rn apple
and peach brandy for sale By Dr, L. feuehwsnser if
Nader lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-05
FINANCIAL AND CONNER ciAl.
nOuEY HARE EYE l..

eUNpAY, Jan. As 4. ~
The stock market olosei yesterday srorg AMI buoysat
While the noncy msrEoi closed tight and stringent Tao
relief looked ior sBxousy before the LIST o. January
mas Dot come Jet but holders Of stccn are no. a. all
discouraged, and xIil, without soubl walt q while
longer for that good time witch been long ooi,g
The impor.siions during The past week have been la
nen.e, and We shal the effect By the payment
duties Into The Custom House TIE Sab rrcasury has
Tor sometime PAS, been dsbur,ng specio faster than m
receipts, and the balance hand has become cou-iior
bly, reduced Prom iha time oui We mxi look for
raSd accumulation. TIE expectation Of spoae from this
port lsst quite hsited will DO r,oa py The
following table
e. - 80. - - - -.
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lDyERTISENENTS RENEWED EVERY DAT
ser situations and Help, zee Sixth Page.
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
oOK out INV ENGLAND STORY
IL BY Virginia y. Toprserd
Look Out n New England story.
ny Virginia y. Townsend.
Look Cut q New England story.
by Virginia y. Townsend.
Look Out : . New England story.
BY Virginia r. Townsend,
Ioook Out q NJ, EngLRnd story.
By Virginia y. TOwdseni.
This splendid sery Commenced Arthur's Homo
ne Of Literature Art and rashcn for January ls6I For
sae At al The periodical and news depo,s Pnoc Is1l
cents.
ihc trade supplied ny prxrER a BROTHERS Nos u
and rs Am street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-05

nH THINK or THE POOR
" JUtGA CAREY RHriSHsRnr
oh think Of the poor when The winter wind blows
The shoeess. The ragged who trudse through he
Give 10 tnem old CNments-ther blessing
And The gain wil be equal TO you and the poor.
For you need winter clothes syiish lasting
To protect your good hearts from 'he riiies- stem
Ard by buying ri SMITHS 20 much money you n save
That you'll never regret he ola things Inst yuu gave
Smith BROTHERS price wholesale and retail cloth
ng warcrooma liz and 100 Fultoa rree'. New YORK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-05
DETAILED MN .


DETAILED MN.
Apart from the reserve corps there Ia q body Known ~
detailed mon They psre chosen from the ranks every
six months, and placed duty at the police courts
Courts Of General Sessions and Ccroncrs oloe Thor
position 10 by Gar the least oDeroas OF any
in the department When the courts adjourn they have
ters, private business, sc The detailed al tbo
police courts occupied more In the performance
public service Than thoie detailed nj the Court Il sea
SONS bu, tney rewarded for their extra labor by
make while In the performance OF their duty BE-
cent order Of the Mayor ttese detailed removed
eyevy ar months and mon put In their places This
system has besn found 70 work well, tnvfuch - "
syes no little experience 10 policemen who would
not otherwise have opportunity Of being relieved from
patrol duty Besides serves an incentive 20 good
behavior and honesty OF character The removal the
detailed men takes place In June and December, when
there terrible dut,er among the patromen expecting
70 receive the vacant posts Of honor and pocunsry
benefit
THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
The Police Commissioners composed OF tha Mayor the
Recorder and CITY Judge, hold court once week or ~
oen IS convenient Tor ,he trial Of such policemen
have complaints entered AGAINST them. The Commits.
sopers have also the power appointing men 70 oil the
vacancies caused BY dsMsss death or resignation Two
Of the COMMISSIONERS form quorum. No matter how
rkndy the third Commissioned NAV be 10 the uafortu
Policeman who may come I'D Tor trial n will serve
him but little the other two unavorable towards
him. Then, again, on the other hand one OF the Com.
usesoners iesires the removal OF one OF the pubics
most useful servants he csnnos succeed in accomplishing
bis ends without the OF the other vo who
are supposed 10 be vorsbly inclined NE Office holder
and vii insist vpon his re naming stationary Tho dute,
Of the Police Commissioners not only duous bu are
oflen extremely perpexne, especially vber poBrct s
brought 10 bear " case OF ether dismissal ~ appoint.
menL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-05
CITY com mERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Jan Sd PM
BasApeTurPs Fiour--The market was without change
II momsDt In prices although there some bette, de-
nand. The ssks embraces about 5000 900 bois.,
Is about fo0wtpg ouOtatpus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-05

The anthracite coal tonnage for the week, wholly by
rsrosd, b. been light The Iebigh Valley Railroad for
the week ending Saturday last brought down Is7e
tons and for the season commencing with the Is, OF
December, 1859 tons The Reading Railroad brought
dorp r The week ending thursday, 1914 TONS and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-05

Knox's Fur, KDoa's Hats, Knox's Caps,
a and winter styles ready at az broadway corner OF
Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-05

I'LL, InimIt,ble Gutter of Hair and Wills
kers No Barclay street. BAR dye Is. boz, black
lsffn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-05

Card DIR. Hunter b~gs To intimate that
he has returned from Bsrope and WI be home as
ruadwsy) for consultation IN bronchial and pulmonary al
fscions during the prus hours daily.
INV Yosx. Dec 20. 1866.