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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-17

On Wednesday last the Convention assem-
Gled at Harrisburg, called the Peoples Con-
vention nominated Hon. JonN NJ. REED of
Philadelphia, on the 10th ballot, ns their can.
didate ior Judge of the Supreme Court
The Convention Oas organized by clecting
Judge Jessup temporary chairman, and at
terwnrds permanently organized Wy the el'c-
tion of Ex-Governor Rcc1er as President
On taking the chair Governor Feeder made
short, hut patriotic address, which was re.
ceved with much applause. The contest was
principally between between Mr.. Reed Judge
Pearson. Judge Thompson Of Philadelphia
and j. Prngle Jones
WM. T.. FRAZER, OF Fayettc, was nomina-
ted for Canal Commissioner, an empty honor,
at present, we should think Some charges
having been made that Mr.. Reed was not
sound on the tariff Morton McMichael, Of
Philadelphia took occasion at the close
which was about l2 at night to state that
he knew, from MIR. Reed himself that lie
(Mr. Rced( now was, aud always had been
in favor Of protecting American industry.
As a profound ard well read lawyer, Mr.
Reed has probably no superior in the State
and is highly respected for his moral worth
and integrity OF character. We have already
referred TO the excellent character and abili
ties Of Judge Porter, the Democratic candl
date, and it must be gratifying TO the friends
of the Judiciary to know, that in both candi
dates, we have men OF the highest character
and standing in the community.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-17

C.yT a company of some forty men from
Bloomsburg, in Indian costume, visited Dan
VILE on Monday week last, and created quite
an excitement with their yells, r-ahoops,
brandishng Of tomahawks and Inlan dances.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-17

t." Governor Packer has commissioned
Col George H. nassenplug, of Millinburg,
Division Quarter Master Of the Eighth Di.
vision, composed of the Uniformed Militia of
the counties OF Northumberland, Union,
Montour aud Snyder, with the rank OF Ma.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-17

e. During late storm the barn Of Mr..
Frederick Nicely, proprietor Of the Berwick
iIoase, wGs struck with lightning and set 90
Ere, aud but for its early discovery and the
timely assistance Of the neighbors, would
have been destroyed.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-17
AND nEADr,co
HAII,ROAD

CHAN GB OF HOURS
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, July 8, 1888 the down
~ morning fnsscnger train will leave Pottsvis n rs
a. NJ. passing Reading at 051 A. NJ and arriving M
Philadelphia at 10 2j, noon. ~
The down Afternoon Train will leave Pottsyle nt 4 m
p Nj pa.sing Heading ut 5C6, aud arriving at Philndel
phia nj 7AO, T.. Nj.
Morning and Afternoon Passenger Train. leave pbile
dephia ut E'ne hours heretofore, 80 A. NJ md 40
T. Nj passing Reading ut 1905 A. NJ, und GU7 p. M
LEBANON VALLEY BRANCH
Passenger Train leaves Reading at 10Oe A. n faftor
arrlvaiut Down and Up Morning Passenger Train from
fousVHe end Philadelphia and arrives Harrisburg Of
l335 noon, IN time tu connect with Passenger Tins fo
Sunlury, Wiilanspor, Enira, Ptsburg, Chamberslurg
batnluLe and Lam aster. Returning, leaves HarrslufE
at 22J T. NJ after arrival OF Passenger Trains from MI
above points, and arrives at Reading ut 55 in time ts
connect with Up aud Down Passenger Tfuins to Potts
vile and Philadelphia, the same evening.
g. A.NICOLIS
Engineer and Superintendent.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-17

Gz- a Military Encampmeut will be held
at Freeburg, Snyder county, commencing on
Monday, the 30th of August next, 10 cont!n-
ne one week, and to be called Camp Wash.
iDgtoun
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Cathnrinc Zimmerman's Estate

~ Office is hereby given that letters Of pd.
~ ninistraticn have been granted 10 the SUBJ
scrber on the estate Of Catharine Zimmerman.
late of Lower Augusta township Northumber.
land county, deceased. Al persons indebted are
requested to make immediate payment and those
having claims will present them for settlement.
SAMUEL II. ZIMMERMAN, Admir-.
Lower Augusta tp., July II. ls5s.=6t
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II. Col. Tnte. of tho Rloomshnrr Damn

t-y Col. Tate, of the Bloomsbury Demo.
crat, seems to think that if lie would support
Gen. Cameron, wo would fud no fault. We
should certainly suspect something wrong if
he did. No, Colonel, stick TO The lotteries
and TO Lecompton, although both have been
exploded. They are cousins german, and
the two tnEethcr, will immorta!iz any man.
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sUNBURY PRICE CURRENT.
New Advertisements.
MUSIC TEACHER.

T>HE subscriber respectfully informs the citi
Il zens Of sunburv and vicinity, that he vii
remain in this place for the purpose of givinl
lessons on the PIANO, to such as many desiu
instruction. His terms will he reasonable. III
may be found at the Washington House in thi
place.
CHARLES DARING.
Sunbury, July IL, 1855
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READ DIP. EAEDNANS S
ADVERTISEMENT.
Mark the Day and Date.

~ 81 900 REWARD will he paid for any Medicine
that will excel PRATT Il BUTCHERS MAGIC OIL
for the following diseases -Rheumatism, Neurulgin
Spinal Affection Contracted Joints. Chollc Pains, Pains
Throat Cuts Bruises, Burns and all diseases of the skin
Muscles and the Glands None genuine without the sig
nature of PRATT X BuTcHER attached to each Label
Principal Office, 206 Washington street, Brooklyn, New
York. Sold Ly
Albert w. Fisher, Druggist, Market street, sunbury
ca" This is to certify, that have made
but one application Of the Magic Oil on my
fingers, which have been drawn from contrac.
ton of the cords brought on by rheumatism
1t was Of seventeen months standing, and ]
now entirely cured. cheerfully recommend
it to all afflicted likewise.
j. NJ. FINBROOK,
Harrisburg, y Locust street.
July 25, lS51.-Iy.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-17

IL Colonel Stcptoe has been defeated by
the Utah Indians, and forced to retreat, with
even killed ana fifteen wounded.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-17

tSd Sort CRAEs.-I'Le completion Of the
Northern Centrol road places within our
reach many, if not oil, the delcacies Of the
Baltimore market. To the obligiug care and
attention of Mr.. Parker, baggage master on
tie road. We are indebted for some 6ue soft
~se., alive aad kicking on arrival
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-17

x" Arthur's Self Sealing Cans or Jars,
aud the Old Dominion Coffee pot, for sale at
this Office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-17

CAPgoNpALE. July lU-The strike" Of the
nlincrs in tAe Delaware ana Hudson Canal
WORKS stlI continues. causing serious incou.
NenieAce and loss to the Uampany. 1t is now
nearly iour weeks since tUu Q! coal was IL.
ken lrom tie Iuiurs.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-17

DURE CONCENTRATED LYE OR SA-
PoNIFIER, for ssls al FISHERS Drug
Store. Prscs 30 Ga
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-17

DoRT and MADEIRA WINES. schieJsm
L Schnapps, Wild Cherry brandy, Blackberry
and Lavender brandies for medicinal purposes at
July IL, '5s. A. w. FISHER.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-17
SALE OF THE DELAWARE DIVISION.

The Sunbury and Erie Railroad Company
on Saturday last, re.soll the Delaware Di-
vision TO q company Of ten or twelve leading
capitalists Of Philadelphia, namely: j. V.
Williamson, 4. S. & g. Roberts, A. G.. Fell,
L. w. Clarke & Co., VIM. Longstreth. the
Messrs Borle, Chus. Henry Fisher Judge
IIepburne, Ephraim Marsh, OF New Jersey.
aud others. The persons named are uncx-
ceptiouabIe as purchasers on the score Of
ability and character. The price to he paid
is one million scren hundred and secenty.i;re
houSa.d doliGrS! payable Us follows:
Mortgage bonds nj per cent, $1,000. .ODO
Preferred : per cent stock, 10000
rcm lmorhiy payments OF 900 secured by
collateral, G0U.OOC
Cash on execution Of tie pareIs, 7J,COu
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-17
TO INVALIDS-
D r. II 4 r d NJ AN,
ANALY TECAE KSICIAy

Physician for Diseases of the Lung7.
Formerly PbySiciGR IN Cincinnati lTa,i7e
Hospital and hrGiidS's Rercot, CORES.
pondtHg Member Of tie L"ndo1
Medtcal Society n Observation
iuihor cf
LETTERS To INvALIDs." and Editor of the
"MEUICAL SrITuoscuPE,' may be consulted at
suNBuRy, "WashinstOn House." Friday,
August 10, lSss -
DANViLLE, "MOntOur House" August Is.
DoOMsBuRG, August II.
DIR. HARDMAN treats Cunsumplion Bronchitis Ia
TynEnGs As'Gnm and disease uI the Throat Gad Lungs
by Medical Inhalation.
Dr. Ha,lman,s claims to public confidence founded
i He thorough and complete acquaintance with the
practice o the m1s, ceeblated physicians OF Europe
well as America
The pecunarities Of his system e ucIlcori"rr--dl-
ferng runl every other ever yet aInpeidnes uaAc
sick u make wei, tear dawn t. LId Hrau-dls-
caGdng all dangerous drugs aud Pns 30, rs minerals
g. Ills Unprecedented experience M lluspupl ImCice
where every tnm u disease presented tur his .rat-
mrnt aud IN cases ui death eAauuatu uf the dead
body rn'Ge, aud the "ppraHcrs 1T the affected ciruy
noted duwu 10y hS own hand tT fuic reference These
ntes ana observations llus ma e when COM lrl7. Wi
form twn llge volumes u nv bundled pages each, which
will he published l, the ten, fl o the Ac,ca profession,
l. In adj this his experience, acquitted by
Tayeu- nearly 1--WE years, treating III uss annual y,
have al Td-d great advantages ir olscrva M ad no
study m all discusses Incident 10 me hunan ianly nuns
perld OF time he has travelled disiauce ucty cqu" tn
Two entire crculs of the gbe and has prescribed
for and been consulted by nearly ~ thousand mNal!ts
ALL DISEASES TREATED!
Tn relation tu the following diseases, either when
pcated with Lung Adeclinus existing aure, usn
invited cnusuati.irsualy fnd them promptly durable,
Prnpsus and all frns ui Female complaints, luesu-
larities aui Weakness.
Palpatirn aud other fTms NJ Heart Diseases Liver
Complaint Dyspepsia and all other Diseases Of stomach
and Bowels, Pies, &c
" All diseases at the Eve aud Ear Neuralgia, Epi.
ispsy, and all fuTms OF Nervous Disease.
d
d HARpMAN, II. o
kms ie, tsss-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-17

This sale, or Saturday, was approved by
the Governor. The cash payment Of 81, ,OOO
was made, and the purchasers organized into
n company, under The title Of the Delaware
Division Of Pennsylvania Canal Company.
Jay Cook, Esq. was elected President.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-17

The Northern Central Railway.
Arrival and departure Of Passenger Trains and nfter
july 7th, 1855, ut SuNpuR7, us follows:
GOING SOUTH.
TRAINS. For Harrisburg Baltimore, Leaves sSrntury.
Mail Train, 545 A. NJ.
Buffalo S Niagara Express 1910
Burden and Passenger, l&O "
COMING NORTH.
TRAINS From Harrisburg b Ball. Arrive at sunbury.
Mail Train, 33OP NJ.
BuiInu and Nngara Express, ll3
Baden ana Passenger, 2iO
GOING NORTH.
TRArxs. For Wilamsport Elmrs, Leaves sunbury.
MnI Train, 335 +. NJ.
Buffalo aud Niagara E1prefs II 80
Burden aud Passenger, 4SO I"
COMING SOUTH.
TRAINS From Emira Willamsp't, Arrive at sdnhury.
Mail Train, $40 a. VI.
BuiTIr ani Niagara Express, 1887 "
Burden and Passenger. Sl5
The Shamokin valley and Pottsviiic Railroad
Passenger train leaves SunhuIy at Gl5A NJ
" Arrives at Sunbury. 7l5 l.. NJ
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-17
GROVER s. BAKERS
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
4a5 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
80 CIESNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.

TT These Machines are now justly admitted
10 be the best in use for Family Sewing, a new
strong and elastic stitch, which will not rip,
even if every fourth stitch be cut. Circulars
sent on application by letter.
Agents Wanted
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New Drugs, Paints, sc.

B9ATCH0ULf, JOCKEY CLUB. SPRING
4 FLOWERS, &c, of the hest quality a
fresh supply just received and for sale at the
Drug Store of A. w. FISHER
Sunbury, July II, 1858.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-17

E9URE OLIVE OIL for table use,-t,vo size
M at 37i and GA cens-just received by
A. w. FISHER,
July II, '5s.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-17

Sstatonery.--A large supply of fancy Note
- Paper and Envelopes, Mourning, Letter.
aud Cap Paper, Pens Ink, Sand, &c, at
July II, '5S. 4. w. FISHERS
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THE AMERICAN.
Democratic State Nominations.

II. B, MAssER, Editor and Proprietor
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-17

HROWN'S and Breinig's Essence of Ginger
~ and Husbands Magnesia at
July II, '5s. FISHERS.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-17

Tho transformation Of sailing ships into
,e,rar. vas roios on With much activity in
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-17

Eishing Tacklc.-Red Cork, Grass, Cot
H. ton and Linen Lises, Out Lines, Sea Grass
by the yard. Snoods, Flies, Kirby, Limerick and
Carlisle Hooks, Rods, &c, for sale by
July II. ~. A. W. FISHER.
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sTTiDI<HsT.

I10 fFEEfG STRFET. -CIATPYOYAv YRS gvy.
1IO bOUR, ne moi sucos stu business cisir
vcyani America Cons sti0us slckress an
reui frends lost property, &C. aud sassc0n or no par
Gray hair restored V is original color WITHOUT fs
MADAME MEYER HAS REMOVED FRox IS PERRY
tf b. 81 Second street between Fr Second AVE-
npes she continues % tel past present aud future eveb
hewfe marriages, JOurmeys aWsuie. business prospects
Nctness absent frieuue properly loat stolen Madame
teyer Eurl h. French and Germau gves
~arrsntec for herHrt
MADAME LAFATR THE MOST LEARNED AsTROLO.
w R.Sl fur written nativity. send date Of month sul
year 20 hrib. uiofmtiion gwen love marriage bls
ffte absent ifIsrds her 0Elee fI- tuuIl l
ltHl'E II cents trrt.emru o. GENTS
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= - l-...--.a------ -
BILLIARDS,

BOOK ON BIIL1ARDs-PRfCE oyE DOLLAR.
n Tho Game Of Billiards = BY Michael Pkeian author
"BIharfs without Master = Mailed free on rr~eio' az
prt.e, by O'CONNOR COBLENSER, 50 Ann street Sew
YORK
DuIi1Rp TABLES or IMPROVED arYLg Avn
ID made in be- ~ well sra@osed add
sning 81 tie advantages of Pheens LATEST
grant ths pres INT year For sale prices sI toe
thea A fev secf ~ hand tables cheap.
O'COENua A COhikNpfN, nauuflc'1-s-s
s. Ana slrssi, Esu Tlfs
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MATRIMONIAL.

A YoENG GENTLEMAN or PREpOSsESSfSG AP.
m FeaTanof - yeare u age engaged rood mi re-
,e'@1e bus1ess sesirtus n forming The soguaniance
~ yNEng lady. VITA view matrimO1y. She uns' be
emiabts, vel educated aud handsome Money sN1iect
whaEer Address iu strict cont icnce YsunF Merch w.t.
Broadway fosi Oelce New YORK
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GRAND BALL AND FESTIVAL
VI in honor of wsshneto Birthday.
Monday Evening, February ~
CRY AssNsnEy Roows.
Tickets Two Dollars including refreshments.
Fec sale A. DEIsoSiCo's,
AsToR Horsp.
MERCER Houss,
OSCAR FLosrScu's
MosVxEsr Houss. and
SFr Avn
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RlEsTAURANyS.

nrR STORE -ARvER co PEG LEAVE TO AN.
~ nounce ~ tbeir friends aud the pubhs they have
taken snd lted In n" usaies style he shove shades,
situated NJ p " street tser FROM
where be sund the choices 81 Imported domestic
nes wines liquors aud seFars aud th cheps seaks
Ac., In he city. AkYER CO. Prap-ienrs
TvHF SToRE-Tr THEY MAS ron AT HOVE AFTER
domestic hour The evening be you you have
been the OF course family ruzrdi.us suppose
have been detained OF
when msy have been all The white -soyiRg yssrsef
JANIS ANtfFFE'G delightful retreat " LeroF place.
Beecker between Mercer and Grene dntn The
hest ~ liquors and the decOus chops sesks
and eesers.
rruR NEW PLACE" ie7 WILLIAM STREET, THREE
doorx below ita reet-Lunckson and refresh
sl,s One OILS ssrk Old wines and liquors lager
bier dTstfht hsu sssf and akndsiches pcked
oysters and ngues pasry and sold cuts oboce Havana
.xarN
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LTERATUuE.
DART Two-RRADy TO DAY
Il TBE oSGy ussnRIpcsn, rSsrriLarED sDrTIoS
MRS. WATTS SHEHNANS
Translation %
GJERkZzlS BEATRICE CENCf.

GUERAzzls BEATRICE CENCT
Price - cents
The two remaining parts will be published week
which time The complete will be vounas
limo about 10 huxSfred pages Price u tuer cpver n
cloth, ~ 80. half calf -
The translator Of This edition kindly devoes the entire
n's 20 the benefit Of the author.
This translation commenced IN Rome three ago.
since ws known that was In progress another publsh
Ing house has ts~ied translation " portions Of
Wufk and therefore becomes for AL who dssre
the eue work, unabridged and unutlated the Of
which - 10 the author 70 be careful and order Mrs Watts
shermabs edition.
QUESTION VyR,cIry The other publishing house al
luded 10 having charged Mrs shermans edoa although
hey had never seen ~ with beng incomplete mulaed
and imperfect translation whereas claim that the
ooly Enels translation of the entire work unabridged aud
unmulaef we respectfully invite the public aud especially
the critics ~ compare the two editions and thus easily settle
this question of veracy between rival publishers Mean
white that Mrs Sherm,ns edition will require
about 200 duodecimo pages while the rival edition fills
52 lilr pagea 30 far ri present determine the
rival EDITION alluded 20 ois about quarter Of the wk
q written by GUeraxd.
In speaking u Mrs sbermans translation " this work he
Fvenng Post savs'It IL translated with elegance, aud.
have believe, with nie the original aud
without abrdgsoent q omission
Published and for sale by MASON BROTnERc,
lB aud ITO Duane street, NewlYork.
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COPARTNERssxIP NOTICES.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.
EoPARTNERSHTP-wANT A PARTNER, WITH
~ $3.50, 70 nvest IN patent steam plough and steam
spade Warranted ~ plough spade three hour
Call at i2s Broadway, near fhiriy fourth street.
rO-PARTNERsHIP.-TH UNDERSIGNED HAVE
~ this day formed authorship under the firm and
style Of Clark Dodge Co.. or the purpose 81 raHSctng
general banking excsuye aEd stock commission business
IN tbe city Of New York LrTdER CLAEK,
EINARD DODGE,
THtS =. p HUNTINGTON,
John ". MAXWELL
DAVID CRAWFORD. JR.
NV YoRK, FEB. 10. lsis. JOSEPH ". CLARK.
Co-PARTNERSHIPl-The undersigned have this day
formed partnership under ,be and CLARK,
Broers Co for the purpose Of rarss sting general bank
Ing ssSksnre and collection busxes IN beriy cf - Louis
JOSEPH ". CLARK,
EDWARD DODGE.
LUTHER &. CLARK.
Fn IorIs. FEB Is 1ssa EDWARD CHASE.
GRAIN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WANTED, WITH
VI S10o cash capital clerk would be sk and ssAs
fsetory salary paid who coud loan te shove well
cured u property wsh privilege OF taking INTEREST,"
e business A. ne end Of The Address Diser bon
k5 Herald O1ce.
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u,o LEASE AND FIXTURES FOR sALE-THg STORE,
] sslrop and back a No " Eielah avenue,
ceen' stand 1uor AMI oyster ssoon, Tor Wit " bust
ness II IL completely hted up Ren $500; nsures, 500
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CLOTHING, &C.

AIa nAQ WoRrH az NEW Avn CAST orr
pIO.UUO ciotlhg raut for the city aud wes'ern
}enetnen LavuR sgch ~ dispose Of will
che highest price by Gazing ut he store addressing X
MURRAY, AZ Cenfre street
n GENTLEMEN HAVING ANY LETT orr OR OrfsR
VI clothing dtarOsa will receive The hiKtes cash
Same by CO hnE sddress1g D. Deyie
sql Pearl street
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CPIRrTUAITsN. IFS PHENOMENA AND SJNTFT.
- cance; ret By Tho editor ~ the Spiritual
graph before the New York Christian tniOu with The dscns
ton by the members and clergy Sc pages Prise n cents
" Eve tree aanIs. including postage.
CIIss PARTRIDGE. Publishsr $40 Brosdwav v
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CARRIAGES FOR SALE, SECOND HAND CAR
~ rage and double rockaway for Gale low % I'm atty
place, corner Of Thirteenth street
NOR sALE-A HORSE, WAGON HARNESS. srvfgH
bells robes The horse has trolied in 10 s souna
and isne Of the fastest sleigh horses In the ty
The above Will sold very low, seps tor her Apply
o a. Greene street.
L,OR sALE-A GRAY HORSE ABOUT rTFTFFN
hards sh, KIND In All harness. suitable dcor or
Inv kind Of business Also road wagon, in good ORDER
Also set Of light harness The whole will he sod for half
what they are worth Apply at Ia Greene street.
CLETGH Avn ROBE FOR SATE-AT STABLES, COR.
~ ner OF Thirteenth street and broadway double sleigh
and splendid robe and bells Inquire Of CARROLL.
STAPL1NG.-THE SUBSCRIBER WISHES TO INFORM
bis friends and the public that he has leased the we'll
Known over ground healthy and well ventilated sable
and "a West Thirteenth The IL for hsmarket
can afford furnished plentfuly. lie employ
none mn civil and experienced w. Hntses
on livery Al prices 70 suit The mes Y. CARRUiI.
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TNO RENT-IMMEDItTE POSSESSION gINEN, THE
ent re dwelling part the Balls Heal Rfnsl
corner n Twenty 6nh and Third consisting ~
large airy three floors high ceilings snt hnst
with all the modern improvements complete such ~ gas N
lures, boz and cold wafer bsh rooms ranges n az fur
very desirable location for large family or
renteel hoardpg house Rent slcn per annnm AlsO Tor
sale nj half price of Herrngs largest sses IN pereN
order. Apply at the Bullt Head sans
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THE LECTURE SEASON

nR HAWKS LECTURE In COMPLIANCE WITH THE
IL request OF the sudeu before whom delivered
the Or AW rs will
bis lecture, odd Ameroao Message TO Young America Al
kibos theatre Thursdav evening FEB Is Al ~ Oclo,f
Teke 90 cents; ebiane the Library % the His
ETY. Second Of Eleventh street; ct
J.. 6oq Broadway the hox Office hlo's,
and Al the door the evening Of the lecture.
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CHEAP FRENCH CLAss.-PROrEssoR II. IA
n }kolk, I66 broadway, viii commence "Wednesday
feh ~ class In French at Is per quarter, beng hal
OF his usual charge. Under Nous Il tuition he instruction
Il ,norouEh and efficient and from the second lesson The pu
ptl Is systematically exercised conversation Apply NJ n
above address from "a 100 O'Clock A. NJ, from u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-14

WANTED-A FREE STONE FRONT HOSE FOR A
w small family between Fourteenth streets
and Sixth and Lexington have all the modern
improvements; house preferred s7O six month";
rent in If object Address box s63 New York
POsto fire
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-14

FOR %1EE.

nj ,-ao TO rAIsoRs-FcS SALE TIVE STOCK
SI.VJU. sns axturesof strs. riss- custom business
ia Bre sdsy OLD established syt, with ars class
sa,:.cosy ressons gwen far ealing out Address
, p Nice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-14

WANTED TO RENT-BY AN UNExCErrIONABLE
w tenant for private family house, with
modern improvements in good Location be-
tween Fourth and Thrieh streets Third and Seventh
avenues Kent not 10 exceed $50 Possession Ia; Of May
Addi ess stating location rent &C. p bJx IS Posi- Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-14

ArOTICE COMMITTEE ON MARKETS OF THE
N Board of Counclmen will meet on Thursday, the 18th
inst NJ the City Library No IL City Hall,
consider the resolution in favor of removing the neun
hranees on the made land Of West street and
tween Dey and Fulton Parties ute rested invited
TO attend w. ", JGpsoN, }commitee
q. ROSS, } Markets..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-14

7SQ BRoADwAY.-HOUSE TO LET, VT FOR STORE;
SOO separate entrance To and ser lin
me dias possession II required Address M Greene street,
or Homer Morgan, No. 4 fine street