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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-30

who voted for Mr. S1GuR, we have but
little sympathy, but us The Democracy
are warned against them by the Gazette,
We feel a little disposed to take up the
cudgel in their behalf, .iuasmtcll as we
believe they can feel and appreciate the
error they committed in voting for a
democrat and against their own norn;n-
ee. We have not The slightest doubt in
the world that there are. some good and
sound members of the Democratic party
ahx1ous to have any and all differences
disturbing their harmony healed, but our
friend OF the Gazette cannot, consistently,
after the part be took in the S1auk re-
bellion, claim to be one Of these.
We say to the Democrats, look ,rlsezz to
the old guard. Traitors should be suspect
edbut never trusted. Division in theDem-
ocratic party should not be created by
these new-fang|ed friends.
The above paragraph winds up the
article, which for Inconsistency, and we
might add, iugratitude, is certainly one
of the most bowel productions Of the
day. The perseyering reader will observe
a particular request is made to zooE :apell
to the old gusrd--traitors should labor
under. a very heavy amount Of suspicion
division is nanifestIy deprecated, and
a huge excitement prevails as to the iu-
sidious wiles Of new-fangled friends, who
are either raging lions, or inhabitants Of
the undiscovered regions, as no inti.na-
ton is made as to their identity by the
Gazette man who seems to be1aboriuJg un-
dhr' strong mental democratic night
mare. ~su e = ..-32u -
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-30
The Governors Message.

The Third Annual communication OF
Governor WIcKLIFFE on the affairs Of
the State, was read before the two bran
ches Of the Legislature on "Wednesday
of the last week, and on all hands, we
hear it spoken Of as production OF
much ability; touching upon the various
interests Of the comm wealth IN a
clear and concise manner, and present
ng the whole resume in ashape TO be
easily grasped by the mind, and at once
comprehended. It is. in our opinion,
the best State paper that has emanated
from the Executive Department Of our
State, for several years past.
In brief expose Of the financial con-
Aiton of the State, the Governor con-
demns in strong, but at the same time,
em'nen'ly proper janguase, the system
Of legislation which has made bankrupt
the Commonw wealth. without achieving
any great public good that might prove
Il me'!iator between the people, aud the
>qna'de'ers Of their money. Ills Ex-
er'Ie"ey does not name the number of
successive Years, the State has been boz
rowing money to make the General
fnnd. equal 10 shc current expenses of
'he G"vrrnment, aud the appropriations
made by the. different Legislatures, but
he SAYS that the sum borrowed from the
SpecIal, and Trust Funds, has each year
been larger If Democracy is capable
Of wlncing under reflections, or rebukes
of any possible character, ia debateatle
!. question: it certainly has strong cause
for going through with course of this
,pentential lnt1iction. The estimated de-
:tlclt In the General Fund, for sthe year
1858, IS s27o,s8e,57 and as the i;nan,ac-
1tate party has brought about this pleas
a''t 'n state Of affairs while they have held
eoqnen'ioneds political power, we won
der If the enthusiastic Democratic con-
st'tuency wouldn't like to make IN Che
: amount 'by subscription They alone
should be held responsible for the acts
1of those they place in power, and we
Should naturally, think they would feel
proud p'''''ld. Of having the exclusive privilege
Of making things square. 4 course of
ihe strlctest economy is recommended
anu nothing can be moro plainly the
DUTY ofthe present Legislature than to
observe it. ".-
Inc cost Of the public printing is
stated to be over $4,000, per snnum. |
, &oo 9 We we heartily concur with Gov. WICK
LIFE, in the opinion that the reporting
'fans'atlng and Publishing the debates |
OF 'he two Houses, which swallow up a |
large portion Of the above amount, should
% dispensed with. Although no for
nal ~ action '1'a has been taken id the mat
'ef' We believe that both ,he. House and
.'ae Senate have tacitly agreed not to
81 e'ect ofhc'ai reporters. In the absence
y. ~ 'nese i gentlemen Of the ninble pen,
:. .oe'e VII II ee great and desirab Bile fan-
''s OF IN '0og-winded Bunconb speech
ss 'eaving more time for serious and
poss'0'y' profitable deliberation> 1 upon
important 1lnF ''t.a business. = "@ .@@ i
T. s'fe agree With tho message as to tho /
pf0pI'ety of cutting down the numerous
charitable and md educational appropriations
- '-E %&s ]
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-30
Tfae Delony-Nicnragss gssn Resolutions.


We confess that as member Of the
American party, and one who. used all
honorable means to secure the election
of Mr, FILLMORE, we have no particular
love or reverence for the "South loving" "
President now occupying thatpositicn.
ButEas a majority Of the people decided
in. bis favor, VIC must bow To their decision
whether We, like Kim OF not. >ThesPsesi-
dent is supposed to represent the majesty
Of the American people, and the most
respectful courtesy should be- paid him
at all times, however much we may slEffe1
with him upon questions Of either national
or local Importance A want Of bhis
respect, shows a lack Of good taste and
ptopriety, in the party using it, In a
series of Resolutions offered in the Sem
ate by DR.. DELoNY, relative TO- Nieara~
guam affairs, occufs a singular eonaiction
of opinion, which to our mind, sseens to
to border somewhat on the sidicu~
lous. 4 difference O: opinion might
have been intimated without going SO
far as to question ,tile .yeracity Of The
President. ,.. .~.s- 80. eszz..:...##
Mr.. BUcHAsAS =, in his !" Message in
Relation to the arrest Of Gen, Walker,
thus defends the course Of Commodore
- In capturing Gen. Walker and bis
after they had landed on Tho
soil of Nicaragua, Commodore Paui.ling
has, in. mrAopinion, committed sasgrave
error. Wis quiie evtdent, A.,ccter, fyom
the communications herewith transmitted,
that this was dot7ases FROM z,etre and ralri-
otto notftes, and ii the sincere 'convic-
ton thai ''c WAS promoting ti,eintsrests
and ynlicating The honor ot his conn-
try. ~. =. ~; .z3n- =
Now t|.is explanation Of .he President
should be perfectly satisfactory to all,
uuti, at least the matter is. thoroughly
investigated, but our FIellcisna Senator
is much better" :" posted = than the Presi-
dent himself, as will appear in the follow
ing resolution---one Of tbe Delony-Niear-
aqua Resolutions - ,.:..... j -. .ssssaa
.Resolued, That such acts Of palrabIe
usurpation and outrage BY Com. Pauld-
ing could not haze been influenced By
patriotic msoaues,J aad should receive
prompt rebuke anel exemplary punish
ment by the Government, with a repara-
ton Of thesinjuries inflicted. 's~* VIZ
sWhozis correct, the Senator or the,
President? .. - r.. %a&@s Il
of3TE- he taxable property Of PenasyI~
vauia H. ass essed at s$56s, s,77o,2
re- Senator Hunter has consented 10. /
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-30

~ It is stated that there are ten times as
many newspapers printed in the German
IaDguag ge in the United States as there
ara in Germany. IT, @ss a&s @ss<>t=s&@']#7
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-30

=" re- Senator Hunter has consented, to-
deliver tie ORATOR, On the 22d of F'vbrl-
arv 1T the Inauguration Of tbs Washing
tol, statue, at Richmond, "a. - y !
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-30

VI ! Love is a. weapon that will conquer
man when all other weapons fail H.. j
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-30

ot,g1- tf'he taxable property Of Penasyl~
ya,si,s is assessed at S56s, s,77o,234. :=szS=s
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-30
THE SUGAR PLANTER,
= ~ 1euru EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
HENRY j. HEAMs.
Editor&P Proprietor.
on,cc ncar the Court Ii ase'
s1vEST At 0 " R o u Il II.

TERMS OF the SUGAR fLaHA Af't~''
snescrtpto"*s esr due Invariably n; aJ n,ain at ahe
time o' tersafter Ave dollars will be charged
,n,s1 nn subscription will be taken for es term than
III. nix months no paper discontinued until aFreafaseS
are paid.
Advertising not exceeding he. seh
,;nav Al for the first and 80 cents or every snose-
nnt lion those of great engtiltn proportion
! liberal discount to those who advertise ny the
year. ~
rerms to Clubs-Where Club of not less =, than a.,
ten names is sent, with the cash, the paper WI "
snt.d at ~ 10 each subscriber, and m add ton.
nj cory to the person furnishing the list
vbsre a Club Of NOT less than twenty 's fnrn'saea, ID
with the Gu sh the paper will be Forwarded ~ .. -
each subscriber. aud two additional copies feF s's
agent.
Jot, Printing.
.c,,h 90 p4xyuLrrs, BLANKS, CARDS, Briefs FragRAL
~ thar Nn1iess executed with neatness and des-
nsteh. Ii ali cases. cash on delivery
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THE TURF.

NREAT STALLION ATcH-UNION COURSE. I. -
VI Trotiing On Thursday oct ~ at o'clock precisely
5000 play pay shne, mile heats
hundred pound wagons. ID Mace names b. sal Ethan Allen
John Buckley names b. stall Geo Pntchen The viii
leave the South ferry Brooklyn the M quarter be
fore two O'Clock and the h over Fare
20 go aud retusn, hfty cents
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nfATrsrNtONuA1.

A YOUNG NAN WANTS TO FORM TUE hcouaTyT.
N auce q some young lady and IN course q time both
willing they be made he makes the no
Young lady need be afraid H. all corresponeoce
win r. strictly confidential between ourselves the writer
well o. ant - noble hearted fevw he found Anv
yDug ady can answer THIS Ivy saning ew lines Hengy
!, slalb. E2sl QAeei 81 IIoy sgssa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24

THE FusiLADE or THE sEPOYs
THE FINAL CHARGE ao 2E FHE HidHLASpERs'
GRAND ROMANTIC DRAMA,
by Dion Rourccau author OF "Jes se Brown rauvretter
&C. Astounding in adventure and historical Incidents Illus
hitherto attempted. New music and new costumes
On the First Night of this Drama
1a cn MiS,sF s 81 T, MI be Commenced.
The curtain viii rise at IA; doors will open Mt 6is
The upper tier OF boxes win be opened a, Is cents
100 ORCHESTRA STALLS
WIN be cited " Ta Til ' EoJs
with comfort T. III sna s Pei ss yum e stage
win be kept the purchaser the
Price. ONE DoiLAk
w AII.ACKS THEATRE.
w LAST THREE NIGHTS lin consequence OF the prodnc
ton Of Ave &C, comedy Of Mr. Broushas great ALE
s'''''' shYruNEs DEFEAT,
SEIZURE O. Of ~" THE SEAS.
LAST NIGHT
of the new and successful comedies
. 40 NC NOTHING VENTURE NOTHING WIN.
MARRIAGE LOTTERY
Monday-1n consequence of demands at the Box
oce Tor 6YiNS vEHTsRH MorS
DYING For LOVE
HEpTuNE's DEFEAT
TussdaETMtAR s LOTTERY DYING FOR LOVE
w" Observation-Disclosures VENTURE DYING FOR LOVE
and NEFTJNE'S DEFEAT
During will be produced and original Ave act
emitted 'Np'e's WHEAT AND Half.
Wheaeigh Mr. John Sloan, Mr. II. Il. Phillips, Mr. Floyd Mr.
Chandler Levere, Mr. Jefres Mr. Tree Mr. Chppendale
BERNARD Mr.. g Parsoe Mrs Hoey, Miss Mary Cannon
Mrs. Grattan, Miss Carman, &C.
The comedy viii be produced with
New and superb Scenery and Appointments
hoo Gnppnu IA "A =.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24

L,oR CALIFORNIA VIA NICARAGUA, AT REDUCED
rases-The splendid fsat sailing Steamship WASHING
TON Of 2go tons register Captain Henry Csurchil "
Al ppr North ton, Of Beach street n r. This
perb steamer will Saturday Nov. at1 ", connect
Ing Al San Juan del Sur with the magnificent steamer
HERMANN Captain Cavendy for san francisco California
This permanent opposition line the A. A. and " n g. 90
pfoprieors The undersigned being authorized % sell tickets
Tor this line California has established ore Tor the sale
thereof No Broadway where tickets may AZ al times he
had ., The lowest price ixed hy The COMPANY t
i, >, IA.A 49,, ~, @ssAAN..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24
SHIPPING.

uyHE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE or STEAM
III ships between New York Southampton HAvre and Bre
nen viii sal follows carrying tbs United States MALL
From New York for South Bremen for Southampton
a%R.1n. HAvre and BreIen Southampton for New York
VANDERBILT 49,. Nov. n. Dec. rs Dec. n.
These steamships have water tight aments and carry
able surgeons
Price passage per Vanderbilt first cabin 500 and SLID
second cabin 800 Ariel first cabin, $50 second cabin 80
third cabin $50.
Certificates issued for passage from Europe.
Specie delivered in London and Paris.
d. TORRANCE No. s Bowling Green New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24

CoNCERT AT NIBIo's SALOON,
On TUESDAY EVENING, Oct %, 1854.
DEBUT Of
assisted by the following artists 49,
Mr. w. III. COOKE, tenor; u. M0f.LENHAUER violin.
LOUIS SCHREIBER, corneta piston; q. T. EVANS. piano
To be had al WIN Hall Sons Firth Pond Co a and
T. book of Fourth street and Broad
xny
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24
EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIoNEER.-JEwELRY
NJ n r. d " II sday Tins aut M

II By Az H. sCHENCK, Tuesday, 18th instant, at II
O'Clock their saesroom 33 Nassau street importers
superb diamonds watches and ewelry imported
expressly first class trade embracing sets of diamond
pins earrings cluster and single
pins and rings diamond studs &c all elegantly monnted In
eighteen gold elegant eighteen gold hunting and
open watches ompng thermometers double mekeep
independent watches duplex patent and de-
tached English and French ladies'
elegantly enameled watches set with diamonds also elegant
|ewelry Of the latest Styles bracelets brooches studs
sleeve chains and variety OF other rich lewery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24

4 MACKENZIE, AUCTTONEER, Will SELL ON TUES
81 O'Clock Hudson street. all the furniture
three story house. 10 good order French plate mirrors
Freneh cottage bedssals marble plain
and dressing chairs washands bookcases ward
robes and other tables carpets, mating and oil
rfof
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24

A UCTION NOTICE.. BOGART AUCTIONEER-BY
IA g. BOGART-Monday, Oct & ut 10 O'Clock, at ~ and Al
Delaney street. household furniture mahogany sofas bu
reaus top centre tables chairs looking glasses ho
Kany bedsteads mattresses stoves gas futures &c Sale
commence at 10 O'Clock precisely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24
Upward scHENCK, ACCOMMODATIONS

SUHENUht
~ sale II Az sCHENCK IS Nassau street win sell by
order OF assignee Wednesday October at II O'Clock the
remaining unsod from sale of October h. late the
property OF town wine and segsr store including pale
brown and golden sherries Maaeriss pors ere,s nox
semuohns old Jamaica and St Croix apple jack
Bourbon Monongahela and yomng Valley whskeys Sch
Irish In bottles demiohns and pnnceons West
phslA sauce la Ame Ia furca Monoro, la PreosA Rio
del Nore other ore brands signs pumps clock Ac
Ac Nv order OF " HALE assignee, ID Beekman street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24

A sSIGNEE'S SALE OF SEGARS TOBACCO, &C, &c
"A A. NJ. CRISTALAR will sell on Monday. 18th inst, at
10 O'Clock at 50 Barclay street. the entire stock of
faeurer and importer Of segars and tobacco comprising
large OF Havana and domestic OF various
brands plug, smoking and chewing tobacco wines and
liquors building lot in Sharon Springs Schohare county
together with fixtures lease Office furni
tlre. &C &c. BY order OF j. Kohn. assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24
WINES, LIQUORS, sc.

WINE~. btatOstss s~s.
A SMALL PROFIT ONLY 3 MADE on NY
Snplv bcrauas SrNR boiies af coon sises and liquors
spures A. from under CUSTOM HOUSE, lecs COG FIyE nol
lars arr worth almost that amount 70 the importer yet
M I'M I grN rs STi n these packages are Sof
ny object IN putting 10 such packages has been TO show
samples q ,hc Quality q vines Ac, with view 10 bust
As sbes cases have been initiated have put MP CASES of
C0oNAc BRANDY upon which d. not put my brand but
wsss se c. isf rsE f s nd mSsS
Sdp sre are IN NE Ssse fs w BIZ for fass
pure ~ the X l. n y, al bottles have name. NOTE
- JosAfIiGS JOINS Importer 70 William street.
"A Irish and Scotch whsssys club house and other
J.nslcs and 81 crcir rum Kncrs Muir sons arveys
a Nickejohn's Scotch sies.
superior extra ses arals extra Philadelphia porter
Chsmpssns cider Cd and new for ergs5, srd sqms con
A RRryhL or IRISH wHrsEEy, DIRECT FROM
"A wse's celebrated disiieryour Importation ship
renrs q he ,he best ever brought Tits arxe WI be soil
. trade on liberal terms IN BOTTLES, AS USUAL, so
join seATIrrrE co, q Nassau a, corner liberty.
IIoMy BREwrp ENGLISH ALE-oS DRAUGHT, WAR.
II rsned purp, from malt and hons only bottled Tor ~
gallons and upwsrds orersby most Containing remittance
punc,uay attended 10 Address John DIXON vine and u9r
road depot or 70 the brewery, Ga sixth avenue.
TUE FAMILY CASE FOR E-coSTArSSG THE FOL-
abot G Choice brandy
2 DO. old port vine.
! e sT 1r, sss.s nv, ySI ss,.s,-
! do Msdeirs wine ""'Ae''
No South william 20 Stone streets and 80 William street
between Pine and Cedar streets Dealers invited % cal
Re, Wi De happy his old friends and patrons
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24

DHIITP r. WILKINS AUCTIoNEER.-HANDsoM
III brown house AT auction. PHILIP X. Will
KINs wa eel at auction Wednesday, October r. 1883
nj the Merchants Exchange The handsome three
story front house and lot IS West Twenty sixth
street The house finished 10 modern style and with the
latest improvements Y feet by 81, lot half the block
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nR. wARD-orrrCR as BROADWAY, SOUTHEAST
~ corner q Broone street. Second floor once hoors from
IA ~ MI 10 r. NJ, daily. On Sundays Rom A. n un
nR. WATSON, $50 RROONF sTnErr, SECOND RIOCN
- west ~ Broadway O1'ce hours fen In the morning
70 8 in lne evening.
nR. BARROW, ISL PRINCE STREET, Jew BTOcKs
~ west " BroadsAy. Once hours from III fro,n
4 10 o'clock
nR LARNpNT, :, MERCER STREET CORNER o.
- Spring, Opposite st, Nrhhaa Hotel Nav Nsr< on a.
sslsa.2 :. y = - =. y, sHss2. S-2AgA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24

E'oR CALIFORNIA,
THE rsruwus OF TEHuASrEFEc
To sail from New Orleans on "Wednesday, October y, At
SAN.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES NAH,
The Louisiana Tehuaniepec Conpanys side wheel
steamship
QUAKER CITY,
X. W. SHufriDr. commander,
win sa1 for Minatian above connecting there with The
compsnys aud beautiful light draueh iron passenger
sUCHII the Cosiyacoalcos river and by stages
overland 20 Nentosa from thence 10 San Francisco IN the Pa
cihc Mail Steamship Company1s vessels
THROUGH TO CALIFORNIA IN FIFTEEN DAYS
For freight having superior accommodations Cor
FIRST and second cabin and Storage apply at the
ounce u LOUISIANA rEHuASrEpKc COMPANY,
a2Carundeiet street.
The Quaker City WIN befeafer leave New Orleans semi.
monthly.
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AUCTION SALE OF FILE
rnERIrFs SALE or cARPErfvG. oucLorH. NAT

- ting, Ac, &cA. " CRiSrAiAR, Auctoneer will sell
Monday 25h nsi nj u O'Clock precisely NJ % novery
caruciing - I'D yards each
iron safe ~ order JAMES 81 BENsEI Deputy sheriff
zoo Of Brussels aud velvet carpets large LOT o stair
carpet elclcsh mating, drugget &c. &C. Also one
This sale 4 well worthy the attention 81 housekeepers AMI
without
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24
1spwARp scHENCK, AUCTIoNEER

III Continuation sale of elegant and second
hand furniture.-By II. 4 \. ii. SCHENCK, Monday,
18th instant at lo, O'Clock at their salesroom 80 Nassau
wood and mahogany paror suits brocate brocade
reps plush marble etegeres rosewood
Bile top centre tables voe and Turkish easy
chairs bededs bureaus wardrobes Ac also the entire fur
of family declining housekeeping removed for conve
sale embracing rosewood parlor suit rosewood
gany bedsieads Sofas chairs ottoans lounges mattresses
paintings and general assortment OF furniture; also three
elegant rosewood panofortes, city made.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24

INN WRITER'S AUCTfONEFR-WIIsfs SELL ON MON.
w dav at ari0ck 49, Canal street. large Assortment
OF Household furniture kc from families breaking up house
Keeping glasses chairs CENTRE side, extension and
other tables. plano elegant carpets hall ocohs mahogany
ami other beaead hair and other mattresses feather
beds and heddug dining and kitchen furniture kc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24

aQE BROADWAY
OC>,D Louis ANRTCrT. Matchmaker. fr1fn Copenhagen
respectfully Informs the public that he for the ~ 81 will
repair and clean the waiches including
spring for " months without other charges Hsy
ing eplsyed the best MATCHMAKER from Europe he
the public that he will give every one Satisfaction
LOUIS ASRICH. 6<s Rrsadway,
Two doors above Anlty street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24

4 AURA KEENE's NEW THEATRE.
IL GREAT SUCCESS OF TOM TAYI.OR'S
NEW THREE ACT COMEDY.
The cement graaed by the ofthe come
dy, which has been hailed with -
- VACCINATIONS OF DELIGHT
by fashionable and crowded audiences every night would re
specially announce It's repetition on
MONDAY EVENING, Oct. Is, 1853,
AND EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK,
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24

nTAMONDS DIAMONDS, DTAMONDs.-I Hermann
IL CO. ais Broome street manufacturers 81 dAmonfa sae
ane jewelry keep constantly hand large assortment
diamond eue Of rechercbe patterns 70 which hey beg iesys
the attention dr.rDus ot purchasing Dts
monds old gold silver bought aiken IN exchange
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24

L,OR PORTSMOUTH, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
in The United States mail steamship ROANOKE, Captain
Thomas skinner will leave Wednesday the 9Th inst at
O'Clock NJ North She will arrive
the afternoon and at Petersburg the following
Passengers tue South will proceed by the
Southern mail line Those for Richmond will arrive there
early Friday morning Travellers viii hnd this the cheap
est expeditions
with stateroom Norfolk 81 10 Petersburg and Richmond,
$40 Apply To HENRY I.UDLAM, 81 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24

DAwNBRoKRR's sALE-JoHN MoRTfMoRE Will
sell auction, at No East broadway, Monday, Oct
- Al III O'Clock fall and winter clothing for ladies' and gentle
men and other frocks; stella, and other
shsws srarfs mautas. closks, dry goods blankets quilts
beds and ock coats vests watches aud Jew
ery with other goods. LOUIS LEVY, AS Grand street
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
n ture-carpets par Is2ri Suits s9ia DC 49,.

will sell Tuesday. l0s O'Clock, at the salesroom
street. large assortment of second hand furniture
consisting of parlor chamber and dining room furniture
of first class cabinet furniture
be sold cash advances viz Rosewood and mahogany
brocatee and hair cloth; marble centre
tables book extension dining tables oak bu
fets dressing bureaus wassnds bedsteads mattresses pal
hases wardrobe Sofas lounges chairs Also by virtue
execution large pier and two mahogany piano
fortes, one rosewood parior suit &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24

CTEAM TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL. BELFAST DUB.
- lin snd Londonderry without delay for SO Return ck
the places good for sx month"; BY
steamer of the line, go.
GLASGOW, Capt Thompson. "Wednesday, Noy "a Do
Rates Of Ss third cisas found with cooked
provisions $50
For freigb, or passage apply To-