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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-17
MARRTCD

At the residence of R. M. White, in Ellis county,
by the Rev F. E. KINa, on the 14tl inst, Mr.. A.
II. HARRIS, of Dallas county, to hlissL. A. WHITE,
of Ellis county
Accompanying the above notice we received de-
cious piece of the Brides cake for which we return
thanks.
Our young friend Harris got his neck into the mat
rimonial moose, quite suddenly and unexpectedly to
his friends! On Saturday last in company with a
party of neighbors, he started on "wolf hunt
and had not gone far when he "missng." His
n xious friends or heard nothing more from the
truant, until Sund'y evening, when he returned
home "duplicated." It appears he became disgust
ed with the sheepish "varmint," and went in search
of nobler game, with what success, will be seen from
the above notice. We wish the welded pair much
hanniness
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-17

The Huntsville item rays the black tongue is pre-
yang among lac catGc Ia that neighborhood, and
many are tu rning ont thsir stock in consequence,
being afraid 10 us the nix.
IN. GoveIans1; has purchased the rcsidence Of
Hon. ?. II Bell, in San antonio, for the site Of
srsenn We learn tblt Gov. Bell will probably tax
~, his residence in North Carolina, uherehe married
sone tine since.
The Item says hat Floyd Kendall printer and
5nmhcr committed suicide in that plaee,by putting
8 risscl % bis had aod blowing his brains out.
The Austin IntelE geacsr' says Capt. John s. Ford,
acting under authority from the Governor, has rails
Cd and organized company Of Rangers for service
, "a re frontier
The San Anioii5 'Lsig,r' of the 9Th inst, notices
ste arrival in that city 4 government train Of rs
y,saons from Fl Chai5orne. The train enc yuntered
= email party Of Indians near the San Saba A few
,bots we're exchanged The train captured from the
indians three nalss and two horses.
coI-H l. ginpe7 il i slid hss his claims in
Ca,rsl Au,7fss b tbc leading men of Salt Lake 70
g. 500. 0os, and sin lasss his permanent home in
Terss These sgHrss look too large TO MS The
.r.ie.r. essors b. claims or Governor. Thsi ronf
tate
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-17
ADespsrats Duel.

The iollnN ing eIlneI iTam a private letter
written by one Of The soldiers IN the army al
Utah, gives the particulars al one of the mos
desperate dusls on record, The tragedy Oc,
Cured in Cedar Valley, during tho first week
in September. The writer says;
The parties TO this sanguiuaTy affair were
two gamblers from ST. Louls-Rueker and
Peel. What gave rise 10 the difficulty was.
that ia the course OF game for 81 900 Ruek.
sr we'd a seeTeied card, aud was detected By
Peel, who took the money, Rpeker iorlelling
the pile By The false play,
The ensuing day the parties met at the Sui.
lleI's store, While there's some remark By
third party revived the subject OF the game,
and the quarrel Of words between Rurk'r aud
Peel took ~ re serious turn. Peel said that
there wss bus one way TO settle the matter
they mus, fight. They adjourned outside the
store, and taking their station about ten yards
apart. drew their reviewers aud fired. Both
fell NJ the first shot-Rucker shot in the breast
aud Peel in the shoulder. One OF Pecl's fin.
gers were taken oil by the shot. The second
shot took effect in both. Rncker then raised
up on his knee and fired twice, both balls hit
ting Peel. The latter, bleeding from six wounds
struggled up from the ground, aud resting his
revolver on his arm, aud taking deliberate aim,
shot Rucker 10 the heart. Peel is not expected
to live; indeed, as write, rumor prevails
that he is dead
Both these desperadoes came out from the
States last spring, and both had thousands OF
d;!hrs Of the soldiers money, which they had |
won in "profcsSional way" Their death is
not likely to be regretted among the soldiers.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-17
DALLAS, Texas, Nov. 9 1883.

GfS. JouS j. Coop.
In answer to your note by DR.. S. b. Pryor,
send YOU note TO forwa ID to Tom. Green
And for further answer, | say emphntically,
that in the cxtrHcts that you send me. | did not
and do not intend to charge YOU with anvthing
crim,n,l dsrcputahle or dishonor hle. All that
I did intend to say was that you wero mistaken
rs to the mortgage and note ever being fled in
the case. know you were not gully of false
swearing, and did not charge you with it.
Willingly withdraw any and every charge that in
any way may seem to import improper conduc, to
you in the cases referred to.
am, GEO. w. GUESS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-17

lIsaiing 10 ne lssi, her loiy on asleep. iLs sol.
dtn iovl sas ifoltn, aud her sJnt returned 10 a.
sho gave ~ - hsrIy DEATH 4 will ions h rsnsms
.eIfhl ~ ihose who rsTs llfsssl 10 49, a. she in
hsI leaes apl love 9TH all sho kns. hsF-hsr dyins
Folursi that ~ should meet her M IIs.,sn IN!
quest male 10 her stsIins hu.l,ni al ne Ia, ~.
s,ismhly plelsei Nay the lqrl enable him anI
an ~ as u Inihil Thee sahnn dfIfi-tsI promises
We eau s'y g. the friends 81 The deceased that every
le'es,aIy hoy somi5r,, and the l,si q medical al
still At ~. in the quiet grave until The morn of tSs
resurrection.
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Administrator Notice.

THE undersigned ha ing been appointed by tho
y Honorable cos nty Court OF larrant county,
tor Of the estate Of McRarlane, deceased mi.
is therefore to notify all persons having claim,
against said estate. 10 presen, them duly authent.
icated within tho time prescribed hy law. andnll
persons indebted to tho said esta to arc hereby "a
qntsted TO gay tho same 10 the undersigned with.
out delay. This Sept, eth 4. d, 1858.
SAMUEL EVANS, Administrator.
Nov. 81 lS5S-20:6t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-17
DALLAs, Texas Nov. 10th 1858.
Geo. w. GUS. ESQ.,,

Sir Your note Of lie 7tl inot., ino'osinr
lottsr TO General Thonas Greon, was handed me
late y"atcrday ayoning md is accepted as com
plnuce with my reque5t.
Gvowcd in yoar note, but The impression made
AGO. ...5 oaiad by ,nr Nr mn rs suc!, ,qnvot a
present cgueGnt 10 resume tlo II5aplJ st 1870
heretofore existing hatycenus
In car intercourse at The Ear 7 ahatl Mt all
times endCayor TO extend 20 700 That ronrresf
due .f,m one un,nUrr 0f 'ao profession 10 anoth-
ar, tie cam. Ea5 II. NOR , bus rrpraSad of YOU.
JOHN }. GOOD.
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DALLAS. Tex. Nov. 81 '5S.

UBN. JOHN j. OooD.
Sir Your note of to-day, by the hands of Mr..
Mckenzie has been received. am both surpris-
ed and mortified to receive a communication OF a
character that this seems to be, from you.
You saw, 81 demand a written retraxit Of the
charges therein contained"
Now General if you will specify what charges
they are which you demand me to retract, will
tell you at once. whether viii retract or not
But how can give written ret raxit, unless you
will specify what am to retracti
This, however. | will say. If you suppose
.hai !, in either Of the extracts which you sent
ne, charge You with snytbing dishonorable or
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-17
NEW ADVERTISE mENTs.
Fort Worth willie

0uR MERCHANT FIGURING MILLS. .tu,,.i
~, ~ on the Clear Fork u Trinity river, near Fort
WORTH with three run of burr siones With eireu-
saI saH attached, are now in successful opsraton-
ihese hll's were put up under the superinisndanee
pne'ors, and will receive his constant personal .t,sn-
ton, '''A-
We viii hll orders for lumber frOm the county o m
sher' notice at 50 90 Ger hundred
i'enr IRON 81 80 to So so per hundred.
Our suPerfne nour is A. good a. any snufsetur,I
in the country AMI or ers for any reasonable amonn,
will he oiled promptly
FIELDS, MAucK & MAN.
F. Worth. Texas, Nov, ", 1880;
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-17

FARMRpsvrI1E, Co lin county, Texas, Oct. % 1879.
Sir:-I Harvester bought you the best
well pleased with its performance and think ever '
mer ought to have one. Yours, &C., H. STEAMBOAT.
DALLAS COUNT, Texas, July s, 1851
Messrs Mi1er, Wingatc 4 Co:
lucky Harvester, have only that have cut with s
out $50 Of wheat and and that am wei
Reap rs at work besides the Kentucky Harvester am
fed that has advantages cr that have seen s
principal of which gtness draft ease
rakng leaving grain uuanged condition. ho
binder There five Others of them the neghborhood mc
diatey around me- all hear their and others Of
hem they express the favorable opinion that h' gle
Therew be Considerable d mand for hen this Iny
another season Yours respectfully, JAMES n sMi a.
wAxAHAcHrE, Elisscounty, Texas, Aug. 10, 1s5l.
GenHemen-I purchased of your agent, two of your en
lucky Iarvesters, plantation Your li'rve'efs
greatly thing brought to this country Their axe
to know at what price you machines for ne, hr
Let know early possible as it Is at the
of many of neighbors that write can engage ten Na
have had from twenty visitors each day to examne ny
machine at work in the el This county needs at least %
Reapers. Yours respectfully, DAVID p. FEAtls
November LIST, 1855.
we the undersigned have bought and the Kentuck nr
vester, well pleased with its performance, CONSIDER
Reaper have ever see and would oann
community. j., SHERWOOD kaufman o0S
GOLD q DONALDSON
JIM MckEYN0LDss
GEORGE r. WEST,
JAMES "A o. cRUTcHrIELD,
sAMU L s. JONES. a
November 1st, 1sy
I,,r. inc; eturned visit to the State FAIRS Of illinois
a., have the acquaintance OF many nanufactur
r of horticultural implements have examined large vaney o.
Reapes and fully of the opinion that the heutncky
az he b adapted the wants of wheat raisers Of any
h aver Invented used and the most Of the farmers with whom
have become acquainted In travels express the same opinion
About 100 Of uarvesters sold in Texas during Tie
Of 1853 they hayeyven universal satisfaction IS 70
as / have heard.
The Harvesters will be ready for delivery at Jefferson OIL the
1st Of Arril, and Wildwood on the LIST Of May.
Orders addressed to ]. NJ & J. C. MURPHY, JET
erson Texas or to the undersigned at Millwood Tex
as, will receive prompt attention.
Price $50, at Louisville, Kentucky.
To which will be added the freight to Jefferson, Texas
- Circulars fully describing this machine, will be
forwarded free of charge, application.
Address JEREMIAH SHERWOOD,
.Milllpood, Tsras.
lam also agent for
Miller, Wingate & Co.'s Two and -Four
Horse Lever Powers and Threshers,
and SUGAR MILLS.
The particularly adapted grinding Chinese Sugar Cans
Of these will be ordered for wishing them
JEREMIAH SHERWOOD.
Nillvced, New. ], 1s5s.-letf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-17

criminal In your sgnnsIioh with the cases nsinol
certainly Tstfaet 10 all FaT ~ ID frum NE
General, 10 charge you with ANYTHING criminal
dlshororable o. disTeuuiahle. I am not veTsed
in the forms and ieehniralities of the Code ii
Horror, and II this rely 10 your note should
prove 10 he Informal, NY Plea ~ justification is
ignorance With all due respect,
am your oiedisRt servant,
GkO. W. CHESS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-17
Letter from Ka.lmsn

improvement Of the town..-RttuTn Of Love,
WoOdaTi and Dana changed with killing
Meadow
kiuFNAs, Texas NoV. OH ds.
EDHog DALL,s ilEBAlw-OuT Town is in a
prosperols coalition, much improvement GO.
,ng on, sqlaueTs leaving and good eilzens TAX.
Jog their places, nyWay Of illustration, there
. one large aud commoious church neatly
completed, Presbyterian and Methodist chuch,
rs in prnress Of erection, half dozen new fam,
ily residences that have but few weeks 10
t0as; Of their inmairs,a Male and Female High
School, aRd az the sound al the beil, were one
10 Judge f.'m the number Of juveniles passing
Ia and TO, he w0ald unhesilalingly say that
Texas would soon be populated wlIhOuI emi,
grants,
This evening The Messrs. Loves, Woodland
and Dana, hailed al OIL "Blnliaee's" eOmmod.
ians Hotel, "a route iag home, being portion
Of the party bonded TO appear al the District
Court, Of Washington county Ark, for the
killing Of Joe Mradows, They Were cordially
received and heartily welcomed BY the good
citizens OF that vicinity. The Gnnd Jury
composed Of the respectable class. refused 10
find bill from the facts and evidences before
them. On their rrtnm they had the pleasure
Of seeing Thomas Meadows uhe father 0f joel
aud David Brooks safely lodged in Scott coun.
" Ark, jail. Tor stealing mule from Charles
Hodge, Hodge proves by four respectable wit.
nesscs that Meadows was seen riding the mule
and leading his horse, Brooks owns up, Mead
ows denies, but says that Hodge is pursnin;
the right couI'c To &C. the stolen property, sup.
poee he IA, il he catches all the TOgnes. II
Very respectfully yours,
KAUFMASITE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-17
H.0Si.

I HAVE lost, some time during the Spring Term
the District Court, large leather poeket-book
containing number Of letters. notes, receipts &c
of no use 10 any one but the subscriber md may b
designated by having my name on MI the papers. ]
is supposed to have been accidentally left ut some
the Lawyers offices, or Hotels in the 10th District
Any one finding and returning the same to me, wi
not only rec Give my thanks, but he literally rewnr
cd for their trouble Of, NAT. VI. BuRF0RD.
Dallas, Nov. 9th lS5S-19tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-17

statute, Il i now clearly asssrainsd. is siI /,
60 bis reelection 10 the Senate seems to be Sc.
cured
The Republican State ticket I, elected by, il
IS believed, i've thousand majority.
The Congressional delegation is composed
u i've anti'LeeomP'on Democrats, aud four
RennbltAn,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-17

Iht gTrAi battle Ia Illinois has been hushil at IS
the smoke . The hsht clears away, The Tlums = the
hougas na,is IL triumph, ami he notle shaupsa u
dsnOsHey isss'sn towering like giant" sbgye his
defeated and discounted sAsneS We esun0t e.
pSs'' A0E Glad =, chi. sVsht, Ilneis Sss ngt
slime interested ia the contest but the eyes q the
sh0ls uniJn was aIsl in snrlaus -gllsruie, anl as
the banner o. Rlssk Republication sli seeli0nAisa
trails in the dust, rola the hands u its negro Wor-
shipping ehsmplon, avail q asony will 50 uP fFom
the hypOcrltieAl heart ~ sbotOniam, and as the
"Liutle Giant" haunis the honorel standard Of ds-
mOerAey in triumph the breeze Of Heaven, shouts -
gadness and thrill. o. joy will spring spontaneously
from the friends Of the constitution and the uHlon,-
We have Adysr,sd 10 this gTtst elemental eentssi 90
of,sn during lApsnisnsy that little remains HF us
TO say now. bnsaO express Ger deep gra,iheallon,-
We doubt whether sush political contest hiss cone
on since the fouslation o. the government iIsnry
4. Wise met the enemies Of the Constitution aushel
With victory In the ThermoPyle 81 tho South, sni
drove thea back, Douglas has met them In the full
Tide Of victory in the Thermoryl@ Of the North sud
hm routed them We rejoice that this Was the fret "a
per in Texas that gave worl Of cheer to Wise, IA
the dark hour OF his ever memorable hHhFglo WIN
know IO,hing'sm, and re douhly rejoice. that our,
va. the FRS. paper in this State to give voice Of en-
eoursgement to Douglas in his desperate encounter
with the handed factions u sectional dlsunlonisis
all tr,i,ors that were hoan ling him to III; DEATH
II was gloruu. tight 20 see that great man standing
at hay In desperate conflict with the mobsof fana,i,s
thu, bcsct him, ienouncing nni defyng their wrath,
upholing the principles Of the constitution to which
he had always adhered. maintaining dcdsnfy the
faith OF democracy, and utterng unuttCrable scorn
for the faith and principles OF those that were hunt
ing him demonstrating against these not only,
but against the power and patronage o. an admins
traon TO whose elevation he had contributed largely
from whose policy he differed in only single point
and u,tering not word .g,instit. Bu, with all
these odds he hns won.
The democrats nccordingt to the best accounts hsye
Ave majority in both houses Of the Legislature, or
majority on joint ballot Of ten. This nsnrcs the
turn Of Mr.. Douglass to the U. 8. Senate, and the
exclusion OF the sboitionst Abe Lincoln from that
nugu,t holy beyond all doubt. Over this rcaut we
put up our little ehantclcer to sound the glad news
over the land.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-17
Notice.

0N the 9th day Of December, 1858, We will offer
ofor sale, to the highest bidder. at the late resi-.
dcnce Of VIM II Keen deceased, the following prop.
erty to-wit 10 or 20 mules, or head Of horses
lot of three year old steers Sale To be ON credit Of
IL months, purchaser giving bond aud good security
\, KEEN.
WM. MCCULLOUGH
This 9Th Nov. 1903 -I9.3t. EreculOTI
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-17
DALLAS Texas Nor. 9 SO.

DALLAS Texas Nor 9 SO.
GEN. THOMAS GREEN, Clerk of the Supreme Court,
SIR This is to reques. You to withdraw my
briefs in the case of Barnett, Swing & IIarw"od.
vs. Caruth Terry & Dew, and also in Snow ct oil
VS.. Hawpe ct al, and burn them.
Your obedient servant,
GEO. w. GUESS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-17
tcoRREsyoSpENcE

DALLAS, Texas Nov, % '5S.
Sir Il have placed in the hands of g. G.
Mckenzie, Esq, extracts from your briefs in the
cases of Barnett, Swing & Harwood, Us Caruth
Terry 4 Dew. and Snow ct al vs.. Hawpe ct al.
The language therein contained is such that
cannot and will not SUI bmit to it, and demand a
,vritten rcirarit Of the charges made against me-
Very Respectfully,
JOHN j. GOOD.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-17

80 TVsl.master, throughout the State are
asthar. and respectfully requested to act
So 0gr A ents. They will h allowed the
rsra Coz MISSIONS for all collections made for
al- JHra
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two years, | am prepared to take orders for
Two hundred of these Machines for the
HnrunSI Of 1874.

subioin the many testimonials have recei' I
Kentcky Harvester, from citizens of Texas;
JuHNs0N's STATION, Tnrrant county, june s. 1877
have of wheat with of horses, H. II
days; several pieces of days, and moved eight
country miles in extent highly plst
with Harvester fully fills the bill for which it int
They are just the machine for prairie couptry.
Yours, &C., JAMES "AIse N'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-17

~ ar, FUNNEL, has SGT apart the Goth Of this
-".lE, a' lay Of Thanksgiving snd rrSycr
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DUR AGENTS.

D. men aFf IT,as5isi ana asy ssiiss, -
n. rH s, - ksiAs hrsA Ia ne plsrs, uAHli ana
~ .."I b., slsi nupfy paid q, htu SiA ~ ~
s- H- F.#. ..r pnliiahfFs, via
-tf.ra .rr Ann, n Aaun, Texas, oaT sHlY su-
H"rrH' '" .. a rty, 20 shom aNmrEsys Aae nj, uhcn
sH ' a.. H' viii receive subscriptions spt advertise,
. ... ...f. d. apt eerlpl o. thr ssInr,
r.rr..E N.Y. elgrs, rent H tflt'a rllh,s,
o. a. U~ |.F. . ret ClrFk, shtTlan, HrsysoP c0iHiy,
l... I'll b. .| .i, surveyor nlkraP, Nnaas CaniIy,
"a o. ...H|.. aty Ci,fk, WsNThAriir, tlis County
ltr.f. m ..#"- santy CtFTs nafahal, johnson eIlHsy
~ T o.. ... 4, y E1g,sf nsI, H. M0rth fauant co.
-. 10 N laty cletS, Nr'th g.nhi, TaTksr egauiy
r. 10 .....' ra5' NA,'5s, kaunan, kAa uAn eonnIJ
wTv H-,.., 80, q uVala Coke Coaniy.
p %" a, raq, JaHu.r i0.st, GalssstsH.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-17

LIVE OAK PoISr, Tarrant county, Aug 90, lsi3
Dear Sr:--y Reaper did good work. could engage sy
for yea you desire it. Very respectfully, NArH TEXT 4
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-17

Tho .iclfcs rcp.rtl irht between thc r,''' 7ar-
'y aa' -orae sg.'''rs %. ri C,srs 10 rh.1 tus,
wen e,-e n.ro4-d $50 af chem supposed ian, a..-
tally
lhs Henderson .Ssv Ert s,ys t,,t tho tau.yaa-
yr, c,s-ruz ont the sa1,,. Tor Navigation are slow
iy progressing With choir work
m; same apr .Paaa..'as ab.slasn ". ,As Seoul
Jury Fl. .sa.
Tho O.. $ Fedora. aner, commenced it, session o..
r.'sr..a !bn 50 Monde ~ ,h', month. judy. I'm
,.. presiding Tie 'RsD1rtcr says ute Of the Vci'-
t.utg' Thompson case, had been ta, D4t lat result
was not known.
The Reporter expresses confidence in the favora-
BILE prospects of the Southern Pacific road under
compromises recently made between the rival conpn-
mics, and urges the Governor to dismiss the suit to
forfeit its charter. We heartily second that.
The Richmond Reporter says the body Of man
An Irishman was found dead in the upper story Of
building near the railroad in that tonn,-no signs
Of violence.
The same paper publishes and adopts our article on
the Supreme court.
The contest for District Judge, in the Is: District
between Geo. W. Smith and John T. Harccurt, seems
to be exciting, circulars and counter-circuars sire
being Issued
The editor Of the Birdvillc Union (Hon. A. G.
Walker,) presents argument for call session of
the Legislature, for making the new appoortonmcnt
We have not examined tho merits ef the controversy
on this question, bat We know that Northern Texas
is suffering great injustice from the old apportion
ment.
The Intclligencer' is informed hat the people in
San Saba have collected their families end organized
for mutual defence The Indians have not left the
neighborhood.
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c be Dallas Grral0.

fNIia.iI. - SwlNDEII.s, Pasa.lr.
~, LATlMER. Enron.
. Dallas. W, resdsy, November II. 1888,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-17

improvement o. the toWh...Rsturn Of Love.
WoOdari and Dann, charged with killing
Meadow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-07
DENTISTRY.

nrNTlsrRy TEETH EXTRACTED IN TEN sEcoHD9
- -ithoui TN slish,est pain, by rrs2d crirnnl pro
ne only. Reference given N required.
DR.. q. DuRxGN, s8 Canal stree. rear Wooster
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-07
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

IN TRoTTIHo HORSES FOR sAIE-ALI. SIZES, 90
~ lors speed and prices all warranted Just received
trom The country. Apply q, ~ Greene street
L,oR sALE--A PAIR OF PONIES SUITABLE FOR
II children with harness, &C., cnmple'e To he
seen Al Norris stable Houston street near Brodwsy Fos
price inquire ~ the nautical store, 100 Nsi street
L,oR sAI.r--A BLACK HORSE, ABOUT IS HANDS
II high, eight years sound and Kind and
three minues Also heb wagon enamellod shifting top,
made 20 orcer snd has hut little uscd Also harness
robe, blankets whip, Ac. win be sold together separate.
Apply at a. Charles street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-07
RESTAURANTS.

L'NuLIsH HAuNCH or MUTTON FOR DINNER on
IL Tuesday barclay Perkins porter drawn from the
wood Epping sausages and celebrated Bsnbary cakes
Crosse A Rackwells English pickles. " per bottle
RICHARDSON BAYIEK, la Water andsi Wall sta
CEoRGE WEST LATE OF 10 WALL STREET WILL
" be pleased tsrrends and Old patrons nj the
pie once No ouh william street and give them glass of
Wm. Younger a 90 n ale and sandwich.
THE STARS IN THE HEAVENS HAVE FOR SOME
Il time past had an unvonted brfllisncy ovl1s. se
TO the codness Of the weather OF all The TIE
Qd Star Of 81 and 62 1spenard street has attracted b, r
the moet attention by the 81 ~. and
the sentemany behavior Of Sta boat Old John IKELAeD,
90 fsvoraby known mine host Of the Washington Hobo
ken. n B-Ihe choicest of liquors wines aes sesars &C
and isrder the cream Of the markets hint whsh 70 the
wise. will be sufficient
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FINE ARTS.

m. hal leather work "A beautiful selection OF mserisa
= sH OF the above arts will be found At The Artists Frn
porsuu, GA broadway B-Iessons given in Of The
above
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(lOAI ~ e-DirCBARGINo THIS DAY, FlHsT QUA
" MI ao.e and large egg ~osl which viii deliver "
any PSI the city MA o. pc, ton also nut ~ lee,
cermsn dealers, &C. fssh when ordered Apply on pier
prices. JACOB wKERe
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FUR NITURE.

L,rRNlTURR wANTED-TN SMALL OF LARGE
quantities. fair value will be given for furniture, car
pes paintings. tcoss &c, At rs sirh avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets.