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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-12-31
~ ORTHFIELD RESTITUTION,
NORTUFTT1U. VT

\. j. bissELf, a. b.. Principal
Assisted by able and efficient Teachers.
Il will be the constant aim " the teachers TO form in
every student habits of seoaucc and thorough pcrso
vcrng study Every effort will be made 20 render the
school pleasant 20 The student and worthy Of the conf
dcncc and liberal patronageof the public. Rare facilities
are offered fur The study m French German and tqlu
WINTER IEuN commences Nov. 18th. 1853. SrpINo
TERM, Feb. 25t 1850, SUMNER TERM. May 18th. 1859
FALL TEuN, Sept 7th, 1859. 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-12-31

Az AccInENr By Rum 90 Last Saturday
evening, man by the name of Shurtcf. of
Berlin. being as is supposed intoxicated.
drove hi, horse and sleigh on the Railroad
Bridge at the mouth of Dog River. near the
Montpelier Junction. The horse of course
was soon lying on the cross beams. his legs
hanging down under the bridge and his body.
together with the sleigh living directly on the
track. The driver finding himself thus
brought = stand still, got out of his sleigh
and chung ON To- tie side of the bridge
While in this condition the train from Mont
peiiar 20 the Junction came along As twas
dark. the engineer saw nothing on the bridge.
and rushed ON, tearing the horse. sleigh, and
harness into hundreds pieces Mr. Shurl-
left was not injured But the Horse the
Horse Who can think Of that
The engine was thrown from the track the
truck wheels broken; also the bridge The
engine came near going off the bank, which
must have killed the engineer and fireman.
The Rum jug. found unbrokeu on the ice be-
meath the bridge. and the Rum was not spill
ed o, what pity. We suppose this Mr..
Shurtleff is able to pay the Railroad Company.
Repository.
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SENATE.
nc usual bundle q petitions wasreceiyod Those OF
Ec interest we're two presented by Mr. Seward N New
York from citizens NJ Bcr. and ancastcr counties Pa
asking for protection Tor American industry aud ffi, or
SHY more presented by MIR. Cameron OF Pennsylvania,
from ail the counties Of Penus hania making the
request
ST. Seward Of New York introduced bin. which was
read twice by Us title authorizing the removal Of the
Offices belonging 10 the United State. and occupied by
the Collector of the Revenue In connection with tho
quarantine station in the port Of New York
Mr. Hunter NJ Va. submitted a resolution, which was
adopted requesting the Postmaster General 20 inform
c Senate what changes u the postal laws arc necessary
TO tgnu,,5 ihc department self-su,aining
MI Wilson of Massachusetts, introduced BILL which
was referred 10 the Commute the District appo-
PIRATE million Of acres Of land Tor the benefit of free
public schools iu The D,uiot Of Columbia. Adjourned
HOUSE.
The House passed the Valid Soldiers Bill yeas $780,
nays -.
On motion ofNr phep, Of Mo. The House resolved
itself into Committee Of The Whole, ON the biii for me
$4,000 therefor.
The Military Academy BILL approp. ,atug nearly
Slol0Vl WAS next taken up.
Mr. Gildius- OF Ohio said that while some gentlemen
were sergpunus about voting for Che soldiers pension
BILL paying those who had fought the bill before them
proposed paying men Go learn 10 fight Hc complained
VI appropriations Tor purposes " watour mission being
pcace-'ng ttAuaing army mot having been coutcm-
plated py uc founders nf our government They would
souu be- called upon large sums for Notifications
which in quarter " century would be useless
old castles on the Rhine.
Mr. Llfc1Y Of Ill., asked him whether be believed the
soldiers pension liIl uNhL
Mr. Gliding rs was glad hIsrrvcreud hicud had asked
adopted he would deal rs 1onrft. with handed
Justice. 61usrcs. had IaHdered money 600 Cen Scott
while there we'c men u IBIS district mot worth huns
dred dollars. who fought as calamity
Nh L4,c1y said Doc. theology was that two wrongs do
not make right Gems. Scott and Cass were pen -ionprs
by mc blu just passed, AS we'd hc venerable gentle
man from Ohio. IL was like Oliver Twist presenting bis
bowl asking for more soup. Gaushter) a new pen
SION system was Inaugufated to-day opening suice"ay
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Marrtagfs.

lu Peru Dec %. hy Rev. Asa T. Clark Mr.. Henry
j Meleudy Of Boston, and Miss Sarah Messenger Of r
Also, Dec 2a, hy the same, Mr. Mcnzics A. Thompson
and Miss Ann L. Mead, both Of Landgroyc.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-12-31
THE GREAT ENGLiSH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKEs
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

Prepared from prescription of Dir James Clarke, NJ.
d. Physician Extraordinary 20 the Queen.
This well known medicine is 300 imposition. but sure
and safe remedy for Female Dihculues and Obstuc-
TONS from any cause whatever and although power
fu remedy they contain nothing hurtu the cousutu-
zion.
70 Married LADIES,
30 is peculiarly suited. j. Will, iu short time bring ON
the monthly period with regularity
1tGsE PuLs NAVE NEVER BEEN Knows To- rN1
vuln ut Du.forfoSs on 1855 % rAoE or rAArn-
iiI ARR WE'LL OBSERVED.
For fl particulars get pamphlet, free Of the agent
y. b sl,0l and postage stamps enclosed 90 amy au
moulcd Agent viii insure bottle, containing over 30
piiI, ly return malt
sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
Late ]. G. Baldwin A Col
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nrm ADVERTISEMENTS.

I lBERATION.-This is to certify that |
i have given GO my son, DAVID GoonwIN his time
during the remainder nf h's minority and that shall
claim none NJ h earnings pay any debts of hi,
utctiug after this date. ARA A. GOODWIN.
MOnlpeher. Dec. ]. 1875. 1920
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BY K. j. CULVERWELL,
.,,t.. o. IL u ....T C.tl-.... . 6 4. ......

VTII1I W TIV INV1a V7ITVIV W gVWTIsi NV' 90.
~ Spomatorrhaa, Seminal Emissions, Nervous
Debility lmpotency Loss Of Energy Depression of Spr-
lis, Tiudy, Diseases Of the Sexual Organs and lmped-
imcnts TO Marriage generally promptly and ciectu-
ally cured by the Authors novel and most successful
mode of treatment, boy of which the Invalid re-
gain pristine health without having danger
Gus aud expensive medicines
From the London Lancet" The best treatise eper
c'tHen on SUBJECT OF Dtoi Importance 10 0, ptH cog
fAg ME .iiHh0rs crrtcd rcp0'afi1h."
Address the Publishers G.. J. C. KLINE q Co., lst
Avenue, cor. 10Th Street. Post Box 1856, New York
City. 233j
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NOTICE, -- This may certify that have
~ given my'son, George Ainswouh, his time during
the remainder Of his minority and shall claim Of
his earnings pay any debts Of his contracting after
this date. L. w. AlNaWoRIH
w,uep, Dec 20. 1855. 1928
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ID EMONAL.-UNtrED STATES AND For
IL ZION PArENr AGENcY
= 4 NJ l. T. & q q y H.

SA NJ L T. !. COO y Err
Late Prncipa Examiner of Patents in the United States
Patent Office at Washington
Has removed his Office i1
Wru.rrp U,Nr f1-ttpfvc "a T. ven, ~ap Sr posrox
Patents issued in The Unitcd states. and in ali Other
patcnt-rrapting countries Snorsrstions and drawings
orruarrd Catcats sloi INSTRUMENTATION pror,red ~
aupration mai have b,en ,oif,,rd mon nnerfertlv
prcparpd papers Ip.erfrrenreS pr,sec',,d Rei.sucs
and .,fotsinrs r,r,,,l aud ~, geoera an hrsiurss
connected with tbe p.trt CEre ith ia re- and
rromuncss
British and other 6.rcirn ratents uroc,rcd through
PROMPT and confidential .t' M In Iordon and Paris
Persons residing al i auce NAV Obtain ali necessary
information and have their husinc. transacted v writ
nr tl ho .rribrr without thc trni and c,ns,.e NJ
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TRIU MPuANT SU c CE S S
--OI-
Buchan's Hungarian Balsam of Life (.

The Grclt English Remedy for
Coins, CoCuus, AsrHHA, ANp CONSUMPTION
Rcmartabic C0c ofa Young Lady IN Hopeless Con-
sumption.
o. Extract NJ letter from Mrs. Sarah J. Baxter,
Pearl street.
BosroN, Feb. n, 1873.
10 IN. H. T. Br0dice- Dear Sir--'Thc Hungarian
Balsam has performed o. miracle indeed n the ~
my Youngest daughter who has been positively cured Of
seated Consumption, hy the NJ only three bottles Of
this inesmaho Medicine She had hoonin decline Tor
nearly three yeas aud considered her beyond all hope
when the lalsam was taken We bad consulted numcr-
Gus distinguished physcilus and tried oll the famous
prescriptions for Consumption southern journey, the
new system II Inhalation. &c, without any apparent
benefit, aud had amost consigned her, with breaking
heart TO the grave But the Hungarian Basam, Under
Providence. has saved her life, aud cannot refuse 10
give YOU nv evidence Of this astonishing fact, for the
benefit NJ those who may be similarly afflicted In my
estimation there cannot be more painful spectacle than
that Of an Intelligent and beloved child sinking day b.
day under this dreadful mandy with hope ~ relief
and dropping into the gave at last At the very dawn ~
life, while the oveliness Of the unfortunate victim
renders her condition more terrible 70 all hehoders
Your grateful friend, SARAH j. BAXTER.
Sole Proprietor DAVID r. BRADLEE. WatertoWn.
Mass, 10 whom all orders should be addressed Sold bv
Druggists and dealers In Medicine Ia every IN the
United Staies and British Province.
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, O X F O r 4 II f. 81 G. X
by DIR. SAMUEL S. FITCH.

a BOOK FOR THE SICK,
BY DIR SAMUEL S. FITCH.
SIX Lectures the causes and cure of Consumption.
Asthma, Bronchitis Heart Disease, Dyspepsia Female
Complaints, aud Chronic Disease generally (bound. $50
pages, 80 cugraung,.l By DR.. SAMUEL S. F1rcH; eX-
planning the authors treatment hy which lac both pre-
vents and cures the above diseases.
Ihi. book has been the means OF saving thousands OF
lives. Price, % cents. Sent by mail pust-paid for 40
cents, Apply n Or. S. s. FITCH. office 7l4 broadway.
New York. Consultation personally or by letter. free.
l426
Every mother should keep d. Clarsc's Potent Cherry
Syrup 10 cures Group 800 tive minutes
DIR CLARKE'S SHERRY WINE BIT
TIERS
4 Diploma Irar3.d iV NJ, Massachusetts Charta5b
NatGuIes' association. 1856
Warranted thc best Spring medicine iu tho world
Eyc' person should use moro ur less VI them. War
rtntoi to iaundcc loss of appetite, liver complaint
headache dyspepsia, weakness pain in the stomach and
bowels
pnce-pint. 2j cents, quart. AZ cents, quarts ~
ccut, quarts 81 ,25.
Sold wholesale by W STEDMAN g. co. Broad ST.,
Bu,tou also bv Ehcn Fuller j. S. Mmcy. j. W Cofrcp
and @ D. Potter, Augusta S. Page Co, Hallowel
and hy dealers generally.
Q See advertisements fDr. Suuord's Liver lnyigo-
rltor lu another column Hop
Buy aud use nr Clarke. Potent Cherry Syrup.
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ztgaI notirrs.
\AyID W. CUTLER's ESTATE.

nAVlD W. CUTTERS ESTATE
State Of Nermnnt-Washiupton District, SIS.
In Pronate Court holden at Montpelier, within and
for said di.trct on the 18th day OF December D. 1853
john Marshall administrator ON the estate Of David
W Cutler late Of East Montpelier u said district, de-
ceased presents his administration account for settle
menti Whereupon it Is ordered that the same he refer
red the ih day u January A. d. 1889, az the Probate
Office. In said Montpelier, Tor examination and allow
amcc; and that all concerned be notified hereof by the
publication Of ti. order in the Vermont Waterman
state journal printed at Montpelier two weeks
.voy M soon As may be- that they NAV appear aud at
aid time and place. i they cause. inject thereto
BY order Of court
2s25 Attest, I X. MERRILL, Register.
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L.F. PIERCE. Wholesale Agent for Montpelier
j. NJ. HENRY. Waterbury. Wholesale agent fot Yer
mont for sale by 900 druggists in Montpelier 0551
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CHAs. CUMMINGS and lp.,,,,.,..,.. =,
2O2i DIR C. W. GRAU nI"'uep"io W.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-07-15

SECOND ADJOURNED MEETING, IN THE HALL or
THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, IN ST. PAUL,
JULY 10, 1855
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yoE cOsyIsuArios sss siaHrn PACE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-16
LEGAL. NOTICES.


RRECKENRIDGE CIRCUIT COURT JOHN KEATING
ID against the Breckenridge Camel Coal Company &C.
In ChanceryIn obedsnce order of the court In this
cause the undersigned will sail by auction on
the premises adjoining the of Davenport county OF
breckenridge Stats Of Kentucky on the fourth Monday 8h
In june, 1853 the property the peadngs described to wit
all the right title and interest OF said company and TO the
entire real estate Of said company consisting Of about seven
thousand Of land il the counties OF Breckenridge and
Hancock and all the buildings, works fixtures railroads
LOCOMOTIVES and rights of for railroads hereda
ments franchises and privileges Of kind subject
three hundred and sixty thousand dollars bearing interest
per per and falling due the first day of
sawog lumber oxen, Wagons carts trucks barrel slaves
remainder 10 two equa instamens credits of four
aud eight months respectively the purchaser giving bond
with approved security bearing interest from tho day of SALE
and lien will be retained on the properly ,o to secure the
the city Louisville all of the purchase money instead Of
giving said bond sufficient is realized from the sale to
ali Of the debts of ssd company the purchaser e
releases or properly in leu q
much money depositng - aforesaid, any surplus All
having claims against said company hereby mott
fed TO forthwith produce and the same before the
designed.
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CORPOR ALTON NOTICES.

CORPORATION NCTICE-CONFIRMING ASSESSMENT
~ nss-The Committee on Assessments OF the Board o.
Aldermen will meet Thursday next the 10Th inst a. NO.
City Hall, consider the following assessment lists
Sewer Forty ninth street, between Third and Lexington
sewer in Thirteenth street between University place and
Broad way.
Filling Seventy ninth street between Second
and Third
Fggpg fencing and curb and gutter IN 'front.' OF "a " and
81 Canal sI Get.
Regulating and curb gutter sixth avenue between
Fifty fourth and Fifty ninth street
Also petition of JACOB Weeks, 33 Bowery for remission o.
assessment
Owners OF property affected by these improvements are
notified 10 pear before the coomittee.
THos. STEPHENS, } Committee
THOs. McSPEDON,}
GEO. STARR, Assessments
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AHTROT.OGY.

AT B-wHo has NOT HEARD OF THE CEIEBaATED
~ Madam PREwSTERi She has be en- consulted oy tnou-
sands In this and other cities with entire o. sne
feels equal She tells he name on tutnre
wife or husband also that OF vfer you wish ynth
give her call Bowery, opposite Blocker street La
dice 50 gentlemen VI.
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COPAR1,NERsHIP NOTICES.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES..
DARTNPR wANTED-SPECIAL OR GENERAL IN A
wholesale and retail liquor and beer business. party
having 81 900 to invest make $1,000 TO IS 900
Address A. X. F., Herald Office. y
TypE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE INSISTING,
| under the firm OF Mayer Mandel has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent The liquidation Of tbs late
Arm carried 2S and 6 Pearl street, the
Market Bank, by both of the former psrtners
BERNHARD MAYER,
NEW YORK May L. 1858. ADOLPHUS u. MANDEI.
cROO "A PARTNER WANTED, IN THE LIQUOR
De)UO. business down town where rapid fortune can
be Also partner with $500 In commission office;
clear about $40 week Apply TO I. GAFFNkY.
corner Of new Bowery and Oak street.
AJO OOn TO S0UO-ANY GENTLEMAN WISH
UlU.VUU ing to invest either of the above amounts in
special active partner In importing
business paying three hundred per In
satisfactory security all sales hear of opporu
nifty seldom The most unexcepionable refe
rences given and required Commuri atons confidential
Address Importer l3 Broad street. where an interview can
be had.
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REMOVALS.

ID rMovAI.-CHICKERrNa SONS HAVE REMOVED
IL their pianofore Broadv corner a.
Fourh street where be found At all times rse sssor
ment OF plsnofortes Of their man sfsctwe,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-16

IJA SPRING sTREFr-CLAIRvOYANCn- sEY-
llU MoUR the most successful mehssl and business
cairvoyant America Consultations ON business SICKNESS
absent blends lost property, &C. ard satisfaction OF no ray
Gray hair resiorefto I've original color wthouttah
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NrorICT.-THE COMMITTEE ON ASSESSMENTS or
~ the Board Of Coucmen will meet on Monday the I'm
INST O'Clock p. Mat the once Of the Deputies Tor mak
No 81 Chambers street Parties ln'eres,eu
In the matter Of paving Lexington avenue, between nry
fourth also George Ross ~ ~ ~
M Hesser Jss p Dunn Thos s,rey Geo. O. Harsn, ".
Clark N Rossman Thos Mcvey and the Managers Of the
Colored Uome, notified 70 be present
Nv ssIsiS' com%i''eo
vi w. gErEr, Assessmenis.
T. II. BRADY,
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UIIE LMCTURM SEASON,

NVHESIS-BXEGISIS-MAN AND MATTER.-INQUIRY:
Was Temperance the Primal Lswr-0od's Laws On
changeable-The Original Cause Of Evil Still in Operation
Ing what he believes be evidence these points, at the
Apollo Rooms 4O Broadway Tuesday evening, May 10,
commencing at o'clock Doors open at 7K O'Clock. Tick
ets Is cents, at tie door.
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THO. LEvIsON. AUOTTONEER. -ExTENsrvE SALE
81 of oil paintings Chinese vases bronze figures &C. ct
auction. Monday May IT, at 10 O'Clock a the spacious
ao. embraces some 400 paintings By talented American
and mountain views historical subjects &c 40 also
Of Coles voyage OF LIFE" THE Twns" after Lsodseer
70 mention mounted in appropriate rich gold leaf frames
cold without reserve account Of The artists and owners
Descriptive catalogues ready ut salesroom- Terms cash
n. B-Pantings carefully packed for shipment
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BoeARr. AUCrIoNERR by 8 OgARr.-MoN
81. day May H. at ~ O'Clock At No. North William street.
mortgage sale OF large n Of superior BRUSSELS three ply
spd ingram carpets worthy the attention OF ho1sekeepers
Also one mahogany pisnO
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DEREMPTORY SALE OF READY MADE CLOTHING
i and piece goota-A. NJ. ORIsrALAR, auctioneer, e
Bowery, viii sell Mo9fey. 18th inst at 1917 O'Clock,
large assortment Of The sbl fOlCwsGssslers cloth.
ooats cashmere, doeskin noen. Kentucky jean
sees pants; silk satin and linen vests shirts collars hand
kerchiefs cfavas slpacas, cassmeres cloths
ings doeskins, Innings, &c, &c
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UCTIOE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF COPARTNER
IA ship.The copsrtnershlp heretofore existing between
the undersigned under the firm of Oakley Wright,
aucoaeers etc. Is this dag dissolved by mutual consent
William H. Wright authorized settle the business of the
Ceques ed TO make payment without delay.
JOHN X. OAKLEY,
Dstei Brooklyn, May 15 1885, WIN. H. WRIGHT.
The auction and commission business will
the unders gned, at No. Court street, Brooklyn,
WIN. H. WRIGHT.
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ALFRED BRAGG, AUCrIONEER-A. BRAGG CO.
AWAsel at auctiop Tuesdsy, May Is, at l0K O'Clock
NJ l$ Cortlapdr rect 800 Of prime booIs, shoes
byogAzM, 30; also my Gases stock goods.
Auction NOTICE j. Boo ART. AUCTIONEER-BYs
A6OGART.-MondayM May II, lOx O'CLOCK at the auction
roomAo North William street. mortgage sale of rosewood
and hogany household furniture superior tapestry Brus
sells three ply and looking glasses oil paint
n.s mahogany French bedsteads pure hair
dressing bureaus, gas brackets, kitchen furniture
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WIN Writer'S, AUCTIONEER-WILL SELL ON MON
w day at O'clock at Asa Canal street. large assormsn!
of house bold furniture, &c At private sale two billiard
tsbles light wagons of horses and twov itnos
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TINTED STATES NAH, STEAMSHIP LINE FOR
u Havana and New Orlcsna-The steamship PiILADkIs
PHIs Capt g. Harrison, will sail Monday May u, 1853
clock the OF Warren street. North river
bills ladng Of tho proper form Furnished at the ocs and
freight passage apply West street corner Of Warren
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vrpNRy n. HERrs, JR., AUCTIovrER-By HFRrs a
Ill NOss-will sell on Tuesday, May Is, 1883 a, 100
sclock sales No 81 Pine street. ns sale
81 Havana German and do nestle segars Comprising abou,
2so Op In he usual assortment Of packages and In and
iNb boxes All the good shipping order and
well orhv the attention OF the trade as they all sold
without reserve Terms cash BY order OF the sheriff.
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE FOR CA
u lifornia Panama Railroad. The steamship STAR or
THE WEST, A. O. Gray conlmAnder wal sali on Iharsdsy
Do 1858, o'clock r. NJ from pier foot Of Warren
street. North river connecting Panama with the steamship
Golden Date r. Il. whiting comm ander FOR passage ap
ply only TO W. RAYMOND, at III Yves, street. corner OF
warren.
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7DuILpERg wAoor-wILL BE SOLD AT sCHENCKs
ID sucton room, Tnesfey.
<yROuKFRY GLASS AND CH1NA.-J II. BARTLETT,
aactioneer will sell Tuesday May 10 al 10 O'Clock at
sl Pearl street. all kinds Of W. r. and co non ware glass
ware Britannia ware. &C in lots TO suit desers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-16

NVHOS. vEITCH, AUCTI0NEER-SAL E5ROOX NO. 10
Spruce eet-Perempt0ry sale Of bar and restaurant
fur niture &c on Monday. May IT. l0h A. M at the hotel
known the WOO1lswn Of l05th Broad
consisting Of bar and furniture chairs tables
glassware crockery decsnters fancy bottles
and fixtures oyster box &C Also large quantity Of farming
utausils, hay cutter. HAlA nOaitlYA.
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A UCTION NOTICE-T. GOULDSMITH, AUCTI0NEER.-
"A Extensive sale of rosewood pianoorte rich suits OF
nure &c.
OULDsMIrH will sell on Monday May II. at 10Y
O'CLOCK the brown stone house No 70 West twenty SIKH
sixth the elegant furniture contained
In the above residence
Commencing with the Dining Room.
Rosewood extension faole. dining chsr 10 moquet
ruperor silver sets French china
pner sses extra and engraved glass ware, of every
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-16

il titles 70 suit families At " vANCe'S
corner Thirty first stree, and Eighth avenue
- importer Of wines. brandies gin, whekey, &c, which
sold prre imported ont OF bond large small
quantities. " suitreters add families All kinds Of bottled
ale and porter which no, put MP IN this country N
the agent for William Younger Co q Eiinburgh ale fs
pale ale Al $50 per hossheAd 100 81 Esegse cAre'
" rs per case In out Of bond; 100 ~ julien
- per case; warranted sound and