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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-07
S1NakR~ .EwINo MACMINK..-s.rr

SaNas6R.a aE VINO MACu1NkS.-dirsa ~
- conclusive proof al great men
Judged labor mscLnc tefc the
public Sasurs ss~ Se Machines Ahsr "aO
las the highest reputation In the tHusd states hey wcT"
the late Ex position tniv.rsee Franc" where
highest aaf great HsnutAro
~ TO naks iAcm has bull In Paris.
branch oI Industry In bieh acwng 10 be don-
used with proh As the speed
Hallway travelling sesins With
Singers Machines compared with hasd sowing No tailor
trimmer saddes halter ~
should " hout The fair profit OF using one OF
Achines regularly employed One TboasAnd dollars
year In all prvat. families ,src s mach srsag TO
these marLnes nSaiuasln assistance Planters
hotel keepers ind thea particularly and prom
very strong the ealy kind oi sewing Ma
could perfectly Thousandsof Interior and ori
Machines have beeu Ade and sold uader vaious
Singers Machines alone have been found every
whsre Q satisfy the vaults OF the public
printed using nvt Ntth each ma
chine which readily CURE The art OF man
tksa Yhe hInes sea Ascsrcy To 20 10 any
part ~ersA To Al rrsus dee, psTus ala IA
formation apY, Ny !e"t al either OF our OF.
nc.i war. copy Vi NJ Siuxcr Cos Gafctis, paps
~ holly e sted o the Sen ing Machine iateresi
J. n SINGER CO,
Principal Office No. 80 broadway, New York.
OystckA-No ~ Hanover 81. BOSTON, No W Chap
ST., Haven Ct 9lovsrsua h Y. No y1A broad 81,
Newark, N. j.; No lt2 Chsstsui St. PHILADELPHIA No loo
Baltimore; No u Wsstnn.fc 81 Providence,
H. Last 4th ST. Cincinnati; No IL North 9TH II, 81
Louis; Charles 81, No~ Orleans Nc ~ Dauphin
St Nshilr. idec ~ .dActs
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A. Is. RUCk Err.
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT

UPp0SUe tHe u yiHtd tnN
LlNCHBLRG, Va,
II EEPS constantly hand large and varied assortment
IN at GKOCERlf.S AND STAPLE DRY GOODS. witch
the reduced for CASH exchange
Tor Produce 1t his hereafter, to conduct bis bns
entirely CASH PRINCIPLES and in effect this
desirable he will sell at such prices will protect the
interest at All no may favor him with cati
Grateful the share patronage received 1t the hands
his attached friend, and generous puoiic the
years. begs their kindness pre-
tut
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LINCH'S WAREHOUS ST.,
A. IN AS 4 Me-, "a,

RNiE SUBSCRIBER has leased term OF years, the
Il above named valuable in this aud
sOicis the friends and public
lhe appointment OF inspectors has tcen
q H. Amherst, and no j. Boaz, AIp"
who every qualified for the duties
ell desers worthy public
hdrucc. EDGAh Will fLHEAD.
l.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-07

IL SUPEk.PHoSPHATE OF LIME,
ManufactL red fruu Formula Of
DIR JAMES HIGGINS.
State Chemist of Maryland,
ENABLING PLANTERS TO DISPENSE WITH TWO
thirds OF Peruvian Guano for Fall seeding and for summer
altogether Packed In bags and barrels fully
ed. Price $50 per ton of 1000 lbs.
The above article together with Pamphlets giving full de
tail of this valuable Fertilizer also full of
tance and mode Of application, can be- had Of
NJ. HOLLINS CO,
IL Sole Agents for Lynchbur
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~Yrw CONcERN we hn,- ,hi. day assoc Ia.

IS llEDFOKD ALUM .......,.
II AND IODINE SPRINGS"
These located the line dividing the Counties of
Campbell Bedford within short distance AMI in inlvicw
The Peaks Of otter crow ming the beau
Hue Ridge be reached in few hours from th point
The pnrc irvigoratng and the visitor from the Low.
Virginia ard from The southern states would
securely he would In the midst OF he noun
tan directly tho Iynchburg and Salem Turn
pikelevrn miles from the former place and four miles from
til. Depot which place vehicle will he run TO con-
vcy and from the Springs. fRfF or CHARGE
EEunI.S SONS. PrOrretOTa.
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SPRING OF 1858.

HAVING JUST RETURNED from the Ner.
thern cities and received large stock Of Goods tile
pubic invited call where they will
mi variety Of useful and desirable articles that be sold
for much less than customary prices have agency for
ho article III Silver Plated Ware, which you fifty
purchasing Of and goods warranted Of
We have, also agency welry, which
uIshvery cheap The ladies' invi ed call
the stock perhaps may have the articles wanted All goods
viii be sold very cheap for cash. BRYAN AKERS.
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n r. n d. -. DlCl.UaD, Successor. 10 ,.
lie DIUGUlD * SONS. will Keep constantly hand
80 stock all kinds OF FURNlI IRE OF their own manu-
iactue which they will be the old friends and
patrons s. Diugud n sons and the public GENERA l.
They also keep constantly ON hand a .arxe So SKIS
metallic BURIAL CASES, OF all also large stock
WOODEN CDFFINS OF every description, and will pay
prompt undertaking business at all hours
21d ID. p. a u. A. Dill GUID.
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WHEAT THRASHERS

w II Ny I II IVY u II INkJ
VuNlIE UNDERSIGNED. having bcromu Agents for the
Il Schenectady Agricultural Works will keep constantly
hand sample their Patent Improved Railway Horse
Powers Thishcrs aud Combined Thrashers aud
Wlnnowers This 1hra.hng machine received the FIRST
PREMIUM New York Fair In 1856, aud couii
good sfacou TO all who have used them
THE HORSE POWERS ar" made very strong, and so gear
requires the travel about miles
hour thereby making suitable to work either horses
upon them -
THE THRASHERS and CONFINED THRASHERS aud
wlNNOW ERS to discharge all the grain
through III. machine and not uio the feeders face
II usual with other kinds
IN. rhrasher and Wnnowcr has a REVOLVING WIRE
SEPARATOR which does the work perfectly than
, done in any other way.
THE SEPARATOR ridle> has fork straw shaker hich
grain tho from the Thrash
Persons wishing these Thrashers
ang store, here Information will be
onceruing them. lkBf SAUNDERS.
Ia
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
FVN C0 UT
COIGIs, COLDS, NOARsENEss, gNFLU
ENZA. RkONlusrls. WHOOPINs;
CUCGM, tROlP, ASTHMA, IN
GIPgENE CONSuMPTlON

ENZA. RkONlusrls. WUOOPlNs;
CUGGM, CKOlP, ASTHMA, IN
GIPgENI CONsUMPTlON
for the turf patients advanced stages
OF the disease
We need speak Ia III" public of its virtues Through
and almost hamlet Of the American
nnderiu pulmonary complaints have made
already Nay. rw The families any civilized
country thout personal experience NJ
Elects, aud communities where which
thrn hVing trophy of its victory
.uhte and at the throat and lungs
While powerful aniloie yet known for
gans ais, the Irasantc and safest remedy thar can 10
employed far and young Pacu- should have
1t against hc ndpn' enemy that steals upon them
unIrcpard We abdndaut grounds to believe the Chr
I,c1rdl lives b. tho 'nSunpons prevents
than those ke"" il by yon, and colds
white they rua3c neglect them until human s&il
the rakrr tnt tsseuri the ras
liIr Al kuos the dreadful fatality ot lung
an they kn-y the virtues of this remedy
need do them still made the best
wespare cost toll to produce ii the
perfect afford those who rely the
best agent which skill furnish Tor thor
PREPARED 81 DR. j. G. AVER,
Practical and Anni Chem ISL Lowell, Mass.
ANpsOLpb
J. II. SEAY Lynchburgi PURCELL, LADD co, Rich
m"nd y. + RINES. Petersburg; NJ A SANTOS Norfolk
and all Druggists jy ii 'i6m
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MIsCELLAHEoUs.

NOTGCE.-Ehrc sserra ct rh.rasas q Dsn-
Thurman all persons having claims against said concern viii
heu and all indebted TO the concern
will please forw ard and settle their aecounts
~ u undo R9BGNRD wall eoettnoe she
Il WATCH AND yEWEI.RY Blu SIN ESS In all lis various
branches old stand Thurman Dnwiddie where he
will hand iold and Silver ztch
Breast Pima Rings Finger Rings Silver Spoons PA
spoons, &C. will be pleased Accommodate hi
old friends andtLe public generally. -
JAMES DfNwIDD1E.
Watches and Jeweiry repaired short notice. aud old s
aud siivri taken in exchange Tor "a work. j. u.
lnly - "a
GEORGE. ID DAVIS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
= C o M MI 8 ION M e r c H A N T.
(Op4osite me Y12inia Bank, LfNCHBuRG
Trrnss Cash, Short Credit, Ne gosiabie Paper
HAVE commenced business ain ~ The storeho"se re
large stock Grocecr pie Dry Goods, Hardware. OILS
Paints. Ne. consisting Ia part of
5JUU Ds. Bacon Sides clear ut backbone,
II 800 ms. Leaf Lard In EGGS and barrels
~ go lbs. BAL. Cott"n
6UO lbs. SOLE Leather, light, middle and overweghs
300 Seamless bsgs,
las Boxes Adananiine Candles. 4, and H.
do. French and America tilass.
40 Bsrrels and Kits Heirinas aud Aackerel,
Also sugar Coffee Iron, Steel Sails Salt beese, Wood
Cordagc. all of which will sell cheap cash.
exchange for Country Produce and will sell goods
see tor yourselves
III Literal ad, anees eonssnments. quick sales aud
r,inpt returns. sta
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IIANSEN'S PIANOS.
PIANOS
PIANOS
PIANOS
PIANOS
PIANOS
PIANOS
PIANOS
PIANOS
PIANOS
rREMIuN PREMIUM
AWARDED AWARDED
1895. uu3vU 1851.
rREMIUN
AWARDED
1895.


guyE invites the a"poa Of ue putt
Ac u purrhascrs particularly, Ia the sspcra fkf-
MUM PIANOS Manufactured BY kin. spi.aL Assor,
constantly baud
Pianos rcreired Presum tso yeaa In sucees+
1856 aaA 1852 the Pairs OF the Anercan Institute
Crystal Palace petit h o the leading mann
New orb and Bostos and n~qu-susnab OF
full. round and brilliant we'd ~
Anish durAby and latter ourselves BY tho sppro
artists yenuring to us oar Paio'
stand superior and equal To Grad Piano
in regard aud elasticity sftoaeh, combined
with the greatest hh very rarely nsx with Ia
other Ptauu
respectfully solicit examinas.sa from sirsas"r md
fend themselves Of the above before Safch
elsewhere. AL Pianos are " arrantei
n HANSEN Manufacturer Of Piano Fdrtcs
apl y-d6m Warerooips, iu0 Centre st New York
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Loud may you boast of your telegraph speed,
And OF il, mighty wonders tel
But merit begs her voice to add

And OF its mighty wonders tel
But merit begs her voice to add,
Ard say how BLISS exeells.
GTllL THE BALL H ROLLING ON, and
- the great for low priced Pictures continues
of the Photographic Art door
to the Virginia Bank, Main street, Lynchburg, Va.
Now favored time Let everybody supply themselves
with l..kemesses u BLISS GALLERY Which q
celed by equa led but by few.
. Pictures from ID els to S3J.
aug d II. BLISS. Photographic.
SMUT MAChnNES.-We Agent. Tor she
- DAN PEASE,Jk,' superior SMUT MACHINES. wi ch
the Mers Nil ind greatly their in
THESE machines preference to all others
Any person wishing them do by calling
stoS.
We refer to Messrs Langhorne Johns who using
these machines. lRBf n SAUNDERS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-07


WATER has been anaiy zed by three eminent Chemists,
be tirhe in minerals and to contain more To-
pISt" il,sn mineral W ttrr known. 49,.
e now nuartu-ing from this water An ExTkACT,
and scientific cvaporation by which all
healing properties The retained In pure and
at-d Mass which readily dissoves in common water
and Is in,nedi atrl ~ ready for
We have c"hrates from physicians ana private III
hrh he sending aud procuring one Of
II pamphlets from Agents, J. II THOMPSON co,
Ivnchurg Va tuil testimony
Mass In all Scrofulous and
Dyspepss Liver Complaints Chronic hi
arna roapsus Uter aud all II lis kindred affections all
the Urinary Organs ba,err, Gravel. Chronic In
hsmations and Irraiinns If The Kidneys, piles. &c
supply of the Water nicely and securely packed In boxes
dozen BOTTLES each tor sale either by the box
single bottle aud also supply of the Mass in small boxes
J. H. TiiOMrSUN& co, Lynchburg Va.
ma ~ am Agents for the rropretors
NsGsAHD slsTs.-rhc most beautiful busi-
AvA Spring that has been introduced. at
m,is-ts GLASS RAINE'S.
IDEENlsaE s,REFKItsEKATOkS.
" hne. Binp somewhat pressed for room, and
for money viii dispose OF them early applicants
for very small advance Oh cost. 80 1890
apl eats EDWARD y FoLkES
KANE MACHINE OIi..-s have ia store I"
n superior uil for idery Also Winter
ki.acled sperm on Tor sale by JOHN II SEAf,
n 3Dis DruRgs
NAI OODAN III uBEx The drrsig"rd
w keeps constantly hand the South Side Railroad
Depot n good assortment "i WOOD AND LUMBER and will
The people OF lynchhurk and vicinity
him Having Mills ,sul oI" alton
Ap9n county, he iiauy order for uinoer at the
shortest notnr.
Is t.rns are all so and under cash. 90
500 four months credit the purchasers
bo required to give notes satisfactorily endorsed.
e. My agent Mr.. Wn! II. Reynolds, will be found con
faulty at the - s. Depot My addresses Evergreen o., Ap
iodlv JOHN NJ ToNEY.
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NEW CONCRMN.-Tkr UnAerstGned having
associated Themselves together under the style and firm
o OGDEN wINGFIELD. for tho Of conducting
Commission and Forw ardng BUSINESS In the large
New Brick building the Basin opposite the
Railroad Depot and next door below Messr
Anderson Adams Co take this method II Informing their
generally that they prepared 90
Produce OF description
reasonable term. House In the CITY They Will
their the business and promise their
give satsfAeon all who may favor them with
call WIN. III. oibEN,
4. III. G & WINGFIELD
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MERCHANDIsE, &C.
JUST RECEIVED

MERCHANDISE, &C.
JUST RECEIVED
uru1nnovys 4 FANCY STORE.
. %. ana =, g,.,..s; 10 psas,.
NV days siaer and consumed y me to sen re-
M y. 70 s the Mira CO. an. az 2. s ,ads.
| varssiy q ether Aness u se
nLD MOUNTAIN wHs-KY.-a, Bbl. noun,.a
- y months old S NOV s::'.. It.
Sop; asts
= nnn TN u COrTONYARNs
g s.: ~ s S:$!s $.. S:ii. ~, 81. ;.
mar i6n YOUNGER SMITH.
UmAvK vass DAY sr6 ss,. cs,y Ter %. p.--
Of selecting elegant and early supply Of Fa Goods
this market A. the time beg leave 10 inform
this full and varied In all
Its dspar meais and Lady want. supero SIN Dress
e q s" s. rs &c No. M.," street JOHN XBRXHAM
" 1ot.
IN nARRKIa pri..r M...s.i. whisky 20.
sJV consignment and for sale by am s,,,ru.co
UDACWN! RAGON!.--we have fer ssir 900
m.rsn YOUNGER SMITH
Xxye CAN SHOW some s.yI-. 81 Rssi.~-.
.a,,,. GLASS sRAISE
A Fact ron TuR Px~PIE.-w,i 20.
GrdGENHElMERs and Won .ll and the LARnEsT AND
MOST ELEGANT ASSORTMENT of SPRING AND
SUMNER GOODS brought TO this mark"t In
socs will be trund the LATEST AM MOST nEArrivui br
Of DRESS GOODS Bk and Cord silks B~rages Sha
leys Organda Mouslns Lawns &C &c large lot ofWhitc
nooda. Spring and Summer Goods for Gentlemen.
stock ROOTS SHOES for price
and quality, HATS CAPS. SC The above Goods being
boaxh, exclusively cash enables me to s as low any
South Of the Ca and give stock
inati"n before buying
E- Country would do we'll a call be-
for. going NORTH n UUaGESHE1MER
apl 5ts
GKMKNr.-u",,nahcr ~ n ppe,..r sole xr"s
nv proprietor the James River Cement Works,
for the sale Of Cement In this place am prepared 10 I'LL al
orders At the lowest prices WIN T. ANDERSON
aug llu
NEW CONCEUN.-Wr hnvr this dny assectR
ourselves under the style aud firm OF Lee
johnson CO. fnr the ~ conducting genera Gro
r-y Commission and bune.s Al the old stand OF
Lee johnson lain Street where VIII he glad to serve
old friends aud the pubic with promise to use every
effort TO promote their Interest
JOHN n. LEE,
TIIoS. 7. JOHNSON
Lypchbure. Jan. I. 1887. GEORGE W. ROOKIE.
Jan ITS
NEW CONCRRN.-Thr "nAerstgned having
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AsPiS GROVE, Henrico. December !, 1871
MrssRs Dow &Co.;-Gentcmcn-My horse was nut IN
yard tho Alternating to lump tho
81 fence rail through his sh"Aler and
nearly penetrating through his breast making cash large
enough insert h,t bottle Of TURF
OIL and applied freely In four days he was work and In
weeks he was entirely cured.
Respectfully yours, JAMES |, EdE.
Sold by all Druggists and Merchants throughout the State
feb ts
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CHrsrKRFrtLD, Jan I, 1853.
MEssRs DovE& Cofisntipen Having had short time
aston your Turf on In most extraordinary
and a action being gratifying cannot refrain from
wrtn for tho beneh of tn" community At
large had ane Colt In stable 10, In which there
siso Bul Tho Bull became outraged for some and
gored the shoulder the depth ef about eight inch
and ripped tho neck about tho distance which
frghtful wound Several of neghbors
and remarked they would give 25 cents for his
life thou useless 10 anything for him. how
determined to try the Turf on and after the OF
small bo,tles he Ia entirely cured
Very respectfully,
Ian osts II. c. FRIEND.
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II H'h MNGNZuNE,f Ter Septcnsb tr Just
received At laug lsts H. G. VICrnRS.
FRESH SUPPLY 81 r. r. Lime and Cal
"A cined Plaster In store and for sale by
10 Its ANDERSON, LANFORD 4 CO
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j. II. SEAY. Lynchburg; PURCELL, LADD y co, Rc
m"nd y. + RiNES. Pe'crsDurg NJ A. SANTOS. Nori"il
and all Druggists jy Il ,l6,n
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resignation removal other cause the Office Of any Of
me Commissioners in office shall become vacant such
vacancy shall be ned by the appointment Of the Cover
until the said hrs Gay ofJanuary next The commits
soners whose term Of Office would expire the FIRST day
OF May, 1859, by the law hereby amended, shall hold
until the first day Of January, $780, and any ancy in
the Office of the two last mentioned commissioners may
be filed by the Governor until the first day Of January
1860.
The Mayor Of the city Of New York shall be President Of
the Board snd the Mayor Of the city of brooklyn shall be
Vice President treasurer shall be elected by the Board
from the commissioners The Board shall have power to
appoint chief and elk deputy clerks for the district
who shall severaly hold Office at the pleasure OF the
Board One Deputy Superintendent shall keep his office
and have Office accommodations In the city Of Brooklyn
The General Superintendent, Deputy SUPERINTENDENT
Surgeons Captains Sergesnts and all patromen shall be
appointed by ballot OF the Commissioners OF Police.
The Mayor Of the city Of New York or the Mayor OF
II city Of Brooklyn may for cause remove any OF the
officers appointed by ballot and such removal shall
transmit in writing 70 the Board the Of each removal
and the sol removed may be restored 10 his place
by vote Of two thirds Of the members OF the Board
In Of any vacancy In the Office Of any Of the Com
missoners II shall be filed by the Board Of Supervisors
of the city and county Of New York.
All provisions of the act hereby amended or any other
act inconsistent with the provisions OF this, and all the
provisions of the act hereby amended relating TO the
counties of and Wescheser are hereby repealed
This act shall take effect on the first day Of May next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-28

MArRrNoxy AND HARD TIuEs.-Marrisgcs seem
" be affected by the hard times much a. business
tracts. and the cc<gy, who anticipate considerable
amount Of perquisites from these services. have found
this of much diminished during the past
four I've months One prominent clergyman who has
averaged marriage week Tor several years past IN
forms that he has only performed ceremony since
Thank giving day and other cergymen could give the
SAM experience. There is evidently little faith IN the
old statement that Is easy b. live double az single At
this psrt culsT time --.N,Euyk AdpeFtiser.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-28
POLITICAL.

18th WARD REGULARS ATTENTION.-A MEETING
will be held at democratic headquarters, IT'S Madieon
street, Monday evening" March l. 1885, at ~
o clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-28
THE LECTURE SEASON.

DROOKI.YN LECTURE.-THE LECTURE BY REM
ID brandt Peae, on Washington and his Portraits, Illus
raed by eight paintings ed under and pleasing
arrangement OF light tsingly and In succession will be deli
vered the Brooklyn Athengum. the evening OF Tues
day, March 2, at ~ O'Clock. Tickets 80 cents.
M Ign Institute every Sunday, at O'Clock and In Clinton
Hail. Astor place, every "Wednesday and Friday evening
gous philosophical subject the audience may select
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-28
FINE ARTS.

THE AGENT or THE LONDON sTEREoscOPTC CON.
pany has just received assortment Of the finest
sereoscope pictures far superior to anything Of the kind
J. CVssASs, Agent, 2s9 Broadway, NY
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THE MILITARY.

CENIoR VETERAN CORPS OF 1919 Will, MEET AT
- the COlOnes quarters ass Greenwich street Of
Desbrosses on sunday FEB - az O'Clock 20 attend a.
service At St Johns church In Varck street body.
the Rev Dr. Vincent Let every veteran pre-
scr II the weather permits BY order,
Isaac N. PHyrE, Adiusnt w. RAYMOND. Colonel.
VETERAN CORPS or 1912 or THE STATE oF NEW
York.-A monthly meeting Of this CORPS will be held Al
hesdquarter SO spenard street Monday evening March
4 Al ~ T. ". by order. THOMAS JEREMIAH Pres.
VS.. W HtLIKER, Secretary.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

--.-y-y,---S -.
BRITISH STANDARD GIN THIS CELEBRATEp AR
ID scle superior 10 any other this market be had In
casks eases or demohns OF W. SMITH sole importer as
Water street. sample bottles . cents
CAnMJFT rI,r,TsON AgErr FOR WILLIAM YOUNGER
- a Cos pdinburg sle-rw sale By The hosshead and
rAllon This drsught IN this country Asa
br~ndies vines rins &c the nne imported Arket
IN large small qusaHnise at No sopn william
beaver.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-28
Lake Disasters.

OBSERVATORY WASHINGTON, Feb. ~, 1858
The loss Of life and property the lakes for the last
four years publicly stated al toe following figures
ry,g
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sEGARS.

-rur svoKr cArsED nv THE FINANCIAL PRESSURE
has no, All difpearei ye I" have numerous lnvcees
~ segsrs hand Inst must oe son Even SOC ~ psnc
p q CHEEKS II Broadway.
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THE FIREsrEy.

ATA SPECIAL NETTING or MUTUAL ENGINE CON
n pany No. ST. held after their from Are
u Breway snd Bleecker streets Saturday morning Feb
~ II unanimously
Reserved That the hanks Of this company are en- neny
due 10 Mr. r. Nsnahan, Manahans Cornet Band for The
opporuue supply Of refreshments us date
his saloon, No. 20 Bowery
GEORGE McGRATu Foreman.
GsoReE GRrrR. Recording Secretary. :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-28
NIGSICAL.

IT PIANOFoRTES TO Re SOLD THIS WEEK BY THE
Il manufacturers 10 cent less than Among
ull finished usual
s275 will be sold for fT5 each fu octave, carved
legs serpentne price $O will be sold tor $40
double round corner d. carved ornamened and nf with
pearl finished In the superb style usual price 500 will
be sold ft5 each All the above be before the
18th Those wishing purchase FIRST class pianos cheap
will do well call the mandatory, Nos H. 70 and IS
East Twenty second street. Lexington avenue, aud
exsmine before hasng Every instrument will be
raned and kept In tune for year
A LADY WITH UNEXCEPTIONABLE REFERENCES
"A ability and position. desires pupils In music, In
schools families in New York brooklyn Jersey Cav.
would become visiting being competent teach
English and drawing with French TO beginners. Address r.
p. O., Herald office.