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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-12-21

4 80 :. ' ~ oiuauuTy woman. In that
small delicate figure was compri.ed ! worId
Of persistent energy, and early m;sfortnns
had developed and matured il 81 m 80
which made the contrast between her annear J,
ance and her achievements yerv fnrcihlo
one She had remained district school
teacher, in Pentonyille, for nearly two wears.
then an opportunity Offering, she had remov.
ed % the city; where she enjoyed greater
advantMgcs FOR educating herself And ~
saDiisiae0 . private infant school, which great.
y expanded, until she resolved % take =
nome Of her own, on discovering an opportu-
nlty OF receiving couple or scholars into
snef family The first year she had met
ner expenses 30 God had blessed the younr
orphan, and she was now a cultivated. avn
metrlcal, and Christian gentlewoman n.
WINS happy ~ the midst Of her duties Ana
among her children, but there were t;,ne.
-Wnen me big heart Of Christiana Lvra-
yeafned Tor that one fountain Or tans,eyrass
"nicn, TOT her, in the wide world was rct
Eight months had passed TWAS Chr;sf-
- sse, ana the young teacher eat II her
roCm, loading y great hcmlock brsnch win
slts ior ner children; now and fhen their
sofe gleefal breaks Of laughter rose - frSs.
tne room below, and . happy sm;l. $780,. $3.50
ever the lady lips aa.phe continued lar vo,E
Sne paused suddenly, for there came shs
dnick running pattsr of chila's fest Alone
sne passage, IN sagsr hand er,sned ~
'nandie Ct her locked door, and t6an ! a ;l5ss
voice shouted up suddsnly ana rlaa .Ni;.s
Lynce, papa has come papa has eomsr
iiow well and happy my boy i LOOKING
and be l. greatly attached . von IA ~
Know with what words u thar -. -. ~
Your cars. Miss Lynds,' eaia I'm. RooI II H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-04
MEDICAL.


TN wArsoN's NEW woRK-"fHs CAUsE AND
Cure. eonplete and practical rcsnse on premature
eyhauaon with oca debility induced by rly tnttscreitou
other ssuss ia which he nature end sfscof NE
insaous rsaiy yether with the Treatment are ruy en-
planned nustrssd BY numerous anatomical plates and 20
gravuts with suppeusnt on serual Diseases Price VI
So y G,s) Walker street. few doors west Of Broadwsy
nR WARDS rNFoRTuNATEs FRIEND ~ THE Ne
Mus uitrs " private disc Sses Az luher
10 drsppcfnfrd call 90 Dt WARD Ct~e guaranteed ureat
sncr- In aiseaecs females. Monthly Pulls VI per bJfi
never isi. once ~ Caus street, corner Broadway.
nR HUNTERS Rrp DROP CAN ~ HAD At THr
~ Old Disprnsnrv No DIVISION street. Al 0'bers ar>
nso suuniereis ot his grcr renetyf being nc only
thing earth that will esy thc vencreal disease, all
others drive II iuto the blood oue dollar per Wal.
nR. wAaDS USroETUNATFS yrIENp-rHNCrR.
- lsln remedy Tor yfivar diSosfs.-Nu hrWr oo.'p-
pointed "a curc call an w Ward Cure gunrr'"e1 U
te~ davs. Grcat sucrcsE ia iemule cumplps Nsn0uthy
plir, ~ r'r box, ai ns &Htfull Gee corner %
BgUsuwhv.
INPOBTANr TO rENAlrS.-DfSrASr 0r fE'~fiS
exclusively treated hy mr. ptuOlS Remedies or ZEN 1le
terarcerpns from ~ 50 IS Relief ,acel 10 IN cas-
torsua nd letters srlo Nv cJufdeuia. fatensiIgm
distance proSed With hoard rursug aud inclusive avcoa
OBice ~ West Fincenib street. New fo.N
II oil H.ccrd ~ Paris who il tue ffs living for
sse,ses A. II She s,sual systo AND Professors Tar
no. nan anI No ~ his city be consulted IN Engish
yrccb ve av letter, sts 0n.e No. Biceckcr
.,reo es o. BrosdVay from 9tol AMI nom 5to o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-04


Go Nigh.
T. Nigh.
Wsiatt's Theatre.
r. q. Johns, Brue6t
DRyANTy NtNgTREIS
ID Nschan'cs' iis az Broadway, above rand street
urEN rvtRY EVENING DURING T1E WIEN.
THE Gof pl,N RtSGppNE, TIIF q kRHOrERs
PLANTATION MAGIC WELL SCENE
Prsndercsst and PcrcivRi ballads.
TlROIENN WARBLERs, DUFLand RECONCILE ATOM
Jerry. Neil and Dan Bry snd their roupe tea
lures Doors a o. 20 commence a. ~ tickets . ccnts
noNT FtIi. 70 WITNESS TuE EXQUISITE PR
IL icrmance OF Ne Blake in he cisacterr kspsn tAr
wes'hsr. he Poor OF New York wailasf theatre
slls evening r. y. Johns'on's benefit
TUE fHsiBFRG TESTIMONIAL TiITS EVENING
Fo particulars regular Adgefsise anothsr
column. Notcp.
Dollar seats may likewise be had.
Family circle hfty
PRtci. AsFpfrugsteg
Tuens usual admi ting to all performs dv
and evening
GORGEOUS, TuRutiNG' PEArrIFuI,-So WIS
" about g. The grand Legendary spectacle of Valentine
aud Orson Tine Will Man OF the Woods The mos, rac
tive, popular, gay. lively sud cnccve hollsy piece o
SEASON It ia carving al belVre every eyea,ns. al Btr
uuJu's MusruuA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-04
SALES AT AUCTION.

VVALTEg NJ IIOyD AUcTIoEEER-w SELL. AT
salesroc .ss Broadway aiarse qrany o.
wines and shsa VII, DO iouSd Old
Osrd Dupuy ylaeS AID Propsstors and Beltcb.ur
dies and dem johns Loudcn dock port MADEIRA and
MaismcJ wile; Meehars Old irish Whisky, R'urhor 20
champagne u var.e eosrs candles Dutch herrines a.
aiso large lot Q, jeweiy sucn as cameo sc mosaic eree
let's brooch and DROPS rings
aud earr also cn sase paintings aid engrsv-
ings, dc. .f .f.s.N ..lt ltf. itf
VAIN. Writer'S Will SELF THIS DAY, at TWO
w Canal the eutre ae household
furniture, &C. three story ho" parior suits large m
rors pnnos tables Brussels aud her carpets oil
cloths rosewood and mahogany bedstesas spsng aud oex
mattresses beds ana bedding sheets tarkes spreads
robes bookcases couces sofa bedseas SOFAS ng and
other chairs extension table china glass &C. stove tn ware.
q good assortment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-04
r,Ir LECrunE sN AsoN.

rrnF MORMON wAR-fLiSsfHATEp BY 4 GRAND
i series OF paintings 4 Mormon Elder will deliver u
course three lectures NJ thc Ckese ouu,s $50 Broadway,
commencing Monday Evening. January Sublcc-ihc
Norfuous and their Rotation thc Iudtns 10 commence al
5ocicIss Tescs - Cculs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-04
EUrsNITUur.

u,URNlTURF. FCRNITuHr, CNuPETGNG, Erc-wE
i pay the nehci prire fw Srn'arc c,ri-ne, 'uerrhtn-
iis b,rsss Vagina nrurs ssonu 'u.trunenfa watches
diamonds al knds prao. re Or sly1n.c ~ se We
solicit sslcs of furniture lthNtO NlfiSttu,
No ~ ucngg e., tui 70 Cadtfinc A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-04

DICuAUpS gtNGsLAND. ArCrtoNEER --ELE~ Ant
II fancy gouds-Tls iay, ~ No. oclocS. cd "a Brua.wiv
RICHARDS kISGsL iNn 60. " II sell - above choice
~ china gs~, Psran aud hIn,e ware, nlsed
goods lewclr biiouere. &C. well worthy be attention 81
Buyers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-04

rrIIOS. BELL. AUCrToNEER. -BY BELL. h LEONARD
Tbs day, At II O'Clock, in The sore &C Centre and
Reafc srces 80 close the consignment tac balance n The
stock &C very superior wines and liquors. OIL mus be cold
siso yefy superior icwehy,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-04

NIsISs dxFDss ~S6sOXY. JArUAsy 4 lss.
AN Pospre'y ',, n.,,ss o. one q 'ssrs
AsT0'srsss sSssSs 1s5
as rs fyts Faaf noiE
s'ss'i z'ffii T solS Ssy,!lsl 1 isS"sA
Anrs S : rs . ssss%r ase''
rrei1 s..a.1 nss nI me WSs@su
Rhyels M positively ss their last Jayale Aferasp Fes
W"'A11"' BfN EFT 6f r. T.. b. JOHNSTON. =, ,.4f
0"o TH'' T hHF PS6 81 NEW iek e"'s
received nightly wia Tho greatest enthusiasm eictsd
Writ!eu by the ... C,ns 70 .wss.r~.s S- sr.s 4
| ss % % sass s', w nay
isR Ras New and us s mr@s a;s ss
ssSiSsss4Ss si ss fis. ~ IA ss
Adam FsrwSAths<, captain Mr. Riaks
sssss fss q, s,ss M ss .
ii, s,:,ss ,,ss e. :. =
oi :iuIe ths lOAfer e ooapAc tie death ~ disns VI
v' vssi si- oss .s 81. IS second .'
1s ssssss ss: sssa 9 YORK
eide Eissoagood aged 60 M N sucs
BsSsss. ~ expelled ~ The vigilance cc.miise Of ssa
yT.S'c.co fnox sssa u rr 49,, 49,:
Nrs fsirweahcr OF tho captain Mira BlAsa
Aida B'oeisosd h~~rtisss Broadway belle. MRS Hcey
An X ssese THE PARK IvtagsAoae reduced by ts 90
Puffy expansion ane New York enterprises; tho widow
and her eon; WHO the poor OF New Yo<k"'
Scene 2Iberty etrcot and the Post Uire tho bankesa
dsghset 'Such things sre" tho debtor no accosars0
dAlor.
soeno 3--rhc home OF the poor Division street. pos
family; Dan, VINO with George Washington No. ii ~
humble welcome; the execution.
I'LL The Of the rca Madison square the Now
York Gid BIocdgocd the ruined gentleman; ths
heress an un~eicoms sSiysi from California; bo5isE
full the Infamous scheme OF the heres the
r.
ACr ". Union square and the Academy of Music by nigh
n the the OF New York ia the hard winter: hard
times ana soft hearts, oegghry Tiaryaaon-
After his tabieau the curtAn viii fall to prepare
eeeBs The hcuse In Cross street. Five roie
the desoae family the ruan sides VI poverty tho SUI
er,pg and The reckless despair of the suierng aoar
bas gain, and the s~nocaion OF tn, vagsbond.
ACr " brooklyn Heights the turn OF fortune; gema Of
sunshine
scene a-The In Cros. street Rooagoo&
becomes InceDdry destroy the evidence of bs crimA
the te the desperate attempt of Badger 10 rescue the doom
nepts from the flames
Afa.r this tsbleau the curtain vii. G. prepsre--
sce the LasThe bridal In Madison the bsnhsv
his the arrival Of the boAs
career; the rich and the poor
The public respectfully requested 10 tsde
aud be- In The theatre at the hour
a7 o'c,ock-a order that they may and pecnsit
others the opening beautifully played by NJ
Blake. .. ..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-04

pssn ans bronze ware. plated gods ewelry. buoutere
&c, worthy The notce OF buyers. -
CrxcrL AUCTION SALE oy sIecS WORTH or soruD
- carved rosewood parior aud chamber furniture pier
giss-~ octave pilnc insid vA rer4i 'rahe-lue Auhus
vases, lac brJc.sai curtains, 4c on, d.Y srndsv
lo oc.n . N. rcrhenss q q NN.oab Es lS
i as shove without any r.crys @ ent.re coneus IN rart
front super nsrlra.n warranted bN the ussers
solid rosewood parcr sgs. co,erd villa De rh"st rrcneh
paror chairs also n crimson velvct
a nS SIDE pier and card sSes Tarsi.s voe spring SEA
chairs reception sh.rs OIL rasiass several yaigs1c ~
and richly painted Frcn,h ssrony Dresden vases AMI
two splendid French piss ricr gs eos ecs rh via
rich "a, brackets msTble ,or. rIane .s,o I'D
s,esds also two Of walnut pure har msrses .rfnS Do
.es me,c,s ,hf"e rly aas sgTa,e ,rvetae msrsie loo
dressing bureaus snd wsshslSnds bes snI gencr.
Dnias roonExiension table silver plated ware Bohemi.
plates .oup- dessert and other srie fsrne such a, ct
tsry. glass and ens%.lea yarrrs see using eai at
Every thing positively to be sold Catalogue at sale, which
viii lSe Place without rcssrd % he ws.,her
J,Hos vErrcH. AucTrovEEn--sroErN no 10 SPRUCE
store -nn Monday jan T. iSSs ~ 10 ocosk A. VI ~ sI
i,,h avenue she contents 9 , e. s Sore 1e aso
aa-.-ts,
rUo. MORROW, TUESDAY, JAN. 5, AT Ia,s s. "
precisely from he elefseS g.v.'e residcpes Nc 2ss
Ma Tyepy hid street, near LEM , All ~ &
gbcst bidder cash The following guris this s c"rains
walnut buaet eserson table ,oa bed AIDE liable, aptlue
cock dining chairs couch, four ensrsvnc, cAnn dnner
set 1b2pcccs silver service I've pieces; avef NO oss'ess
cake BASKET, two tea twelve vc, FORKS and sroon- oue
iqneur easter Two sets ivory cutlery tNo s"s tecners
twelve pieces ruby glass and all he k'chcn uen
sits belong the house, ucoth aif
ONE iron sale, massive rosewood hall stand and chairs
English ocloth three solid psror suits, ~ dsnt.s
aud satn coverings two rosewood cegcres, hrcr cswDnd
centre tables, two reception chairs Two easy chairs one
Turkish do Que faucu, taty's secretary, st pNirs
tmbroidere WINDOW drapcry. threc large pier glasses for
rsirs mssavt brynss ssarc' wu nsnel eacks st pairs
Chinese vast egh large ard er Uruus NJ painting, tour
velvet rlSs ttee do. carpets, TO- uVan
do, all the bronze gas futures the house,
bookcase one octave psuu. made Nv }. g. ther,
music cahne, one velvet carpet, twenty -Four silver
plated rods two rosewood bcdstc hrec do burca ,wc
wsshstsnts Que cummod two Uuurhs three Diss ais pairs
shades ten pure hair mattresses, two Rhncany bcl-tcsds
srd bureaus, tine blankets and belne Rnd au, ude OF
other artcles too numerous 20 enpn hut taken tnrchpr
unique assortment OF class goods suitable FOR
gentes hUusfkeepers.
r,iIOS BElJ. AUCTToNEER. BELL. h LEONARD
This uay, at II O'Clock, IN thc corner &C Centre
Reaie streets 80 close the CONSIGNMENT @ baiSnce rs me
stock &c very snpeIor vines and liquors. oil be sold,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-04

DECLARES EINGsLASn, AC1,TtoNEFR -ELEnANr
N f1ncy gocds-RICHARDS kINE~t.AND 60. VII
ael At suctor Monday Jan T. vt int O'Clock. a. iher
ssiesr 6i Brosdr rhnce assr1 en ~ china, gl,,
sfsn ant bronze ware. plated guds ewely, bUoutce,
&c, worthy the noio> OF buyers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-04

DARNuM's NUSEUM.-MORE HOLIDAY ENTFRT AIN.
IL OF The charming chsrscser Second week
NALENTIkE MD onSON beyond Ell question the most
successful spectacle in New every
occasion By fascinated crowds with perfect phrcnSy
light and sprlarse beyoI sl exsnpe Moudsy evening "a
az ocosk, VALENTINE AND oRSoN: ON Tvs Win May
~ rrn Wuop. ior The con~mmstey perfect production ~
which a The brilliant this establishment
been taxed 10 heir utmost. Hugo page b. valentine Mr H.
watkins, Agatha, Eefnunc's attendant with SONGS Ms. O.
Howard SONGS, dances, music, choruses c0mhss
sons Sc ac constituting altogether The perec holt
day lucr ever Witnessed hfcrnoor ~ 3ocst TfMPfA.
TION: on THy tHtsH E~Igra.fg The bssuUfni Aausrta
the Happy Family, &c. Abundance - csns children under
ten, l5ccn.s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-04

ARDS kiNGSi AND. AUTHORIZATIONS ZINE
IL Ffench aud rngsh suss, at ucuon.-EtCH ARDS
KINGST.AND & co will sell Al aucor IN Nnnifv jru :,
al o clock vi their saesruom 8ei BIo'lwsy dor accY
of whom q may concornl gans-sn uvpirH 10 superior
Frpch aud English double barrel fowas peces In eject
,rder.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-04

UDwARD sCHESCK, AuCTfoNEEE. Try T. ,, II
u scHENCK..on Tuesday, Jan. at ~ O'Clock, a. Their
taiesroof No 10 Nassau street special sale ~ msnihcen
gold watches diamonds, icweiry comprising mast hn,ns
and chronometers duplex patent and detached
levers also ladies' watches with damo also
diamond bracelets brooches pins earrings studs aud ring
IN clusters aud single stone an mounted IN eighteen carat
gold: also FoTenBe and Rotusn MOSAIC, cameo carbunci
and other Of pins earrng rold vest guard aud Ton
chains Chateane seal pms, earrings stnds sleeve
butious. &C. sale positive By orict OF the assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-04

fNIIRERT s. SAVAGE, AUCTlONEER AARON SA-
VI WAGE will sell their yteS room, No. ~ Cedtr street
Tuesday January > ss assirnecs arge rich snt
fashionable for ladies, misses aud children rare
Cor ohbcr retailers and hose who have not suppl
OF furs VIII he sold IN lots 10 large stock nj egh
robes mems fur caps, fur collars fnr gloves ov"s Nc
Staple snd fancy dry goods hosiery an guod wa ces and
a large stock of lewclry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-04

TCDWARO sCIFNCK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ Gourt-Henry ". Ozark and others against Charles H.
Townsend Gerald Gray, o. =. Townsend and Others
order nde In on the day
or November the undersigned will sell TO the highest
b<dder AZ auction the fourth day OF January
ii the late fru, of Townsend Gray sl5 Broad
wy between Eleventh and Twelfth streets, in the city OF
MN York AL the stock OF the said 6rm consisting OF ready
made boys and clothing brosdcosh and such articles
usually genemen furnishing and tailoring stores;
also the shelves esk furniture and iron safe in
az eleven O'Clock III the fore
noon hessrs Il. a =. H. SCHENCk, suctiop@ers
u. b. BREWSTER, receiver OF said Hrm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-04

JoHN =. yANnEWATER, AuSIloSth s a. LA 'li
furs and being the sock OF bankrupt removed from
water for convenience gf sale aud sph by order ut
assignees r. Il. FEANKLIE co. VIII sell on Tuesday,
jan s. at I0tS O'Clock, at their sesroon, 80 san street,
Me above stockIIudson Bay sable nluk. and tonr rte
cuffs vctorireE gloves aud caps tire whole
forming varied assortment, aLo hrge line OF nun.o
other sleigh and lar robes Every article nrrfc
expressly for custom work. and fully warranted. Sale
perempi0ry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-04

ry,Hog VE1TCH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO IL SPECCE
street.-Sherifs sale W The boot
.,tore-nn Monday jan T. Sos ~ ~ O'CLOCK A. VI ga
sixth she contents 90 ot sha store alsD.
dxturcs, SC. JANfh Y. Wll.LEf, sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-04

lIENRY u. UERTS jr., AUCfIONFER.-BN HSRfS a
III MOSS-Assgnees sale OF made up furs Tuesday,
Jan s. 1853 nj H, O'Clock VI the scsruous Nc. ~ Pine
street COMPRISING sable mink royal crnine
and other oapes; uppcts, yciorne MUS, cuHs, ais
Terms cash By order OF Jos. A. JACKSON, Asst-ucr,
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INATCurs AND JEwFT.RY
w FOR THE HOLIDAYS
PipUCED pRTCNs
The subscriber Ia selling all dss,sipdou watches and
iewrrv at retail ri much iess han the usual pricsS
Di-rnsnd Inger rings.
LADIES gold and ssone bracelets.
LA rim and brsasipus.
Ladies chateiaine CHAINS.
C4er.lemen's YES, clsins aud guard chass
PURE goid W eddiDg rings
Eeys and seals.
siros and sleeve buttons.
Gold speciacics and evr gksseS
Gold pens and pencils.
Gold himbles
t,ed Rockets l. : and glasses
qtiSer NAPKIN rings, porte monnscs ami ponknlves
GEORGE d ALLEN,
Import sr Of Watches and Ic~elry Wholesale aud Retail
No. n Wall street. second hoOr near broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-04

UCTfON SALE.-w. n. LEWIS, AUCTIoNEER-TiiIS
"A day J. Macduf-s ss6 Broadway,a large and vau-
able lot OF goods consisting of gold ana silver watches Jew
of al kinds diamond pins rings &c vclve; carpets
writing desks otto gloves embroidered collars sleeves and
cheise blankets, dry goods together with other goods
too numerous 10 mention Also. same time place
Havana imported direct Hs-
yanA and taken OF bond by j. Macduf Dealers
spectfviiy inyited 70 examine heiore the sale.
J. MACDUFf, 800 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-04
SALES AT AUCTTuU.


LPERT II. FICOLAY, AUCTIOEEER.-OFFIC NO.
lirssd reetokegnar daily sale Of stocks and bonds
hlBERT H. kICOfAY viii sell day monday, Jan. ~,
e lxSt oieocS, At the Merchsais' Exchauge-. ri 4
u 00 New York Central KR and per cent bonds
it ~, louisiana 6 ssse per cent bond Of isst
1000 Northern indiana RR (Goshen lInej LIST bonds
1U1 Hannibal and g. Joseph RR LIST m per cent bond
5p Detroit and Milwaukee KR. LIST M per cent bond
SO TerTe Hau,e and Alton kR ist N bonds. -.3
i,U@ La Crosse Il Milwaukee X u. consruction boud
iU0 Brooklyn City Water loan per cent bond 81.
WV Sacramento CITY le per cent funded loan pond- -.
20 shares la Crosse Milwaukee Railroad 800
10 losfliard Fire Insurance Company .
IL East River Fire Insurance Company ID
Home Fire Insurance Company 100
Is Excelsior Fire Company ~
Niagara Company so
70 aasssyer Fire Insurance 50
90 Great Western Marine Insurance Company 100
rs Isepis Bank. ~
10 Park Bank 100
~ Market Bank 100
Next regular sale Tuesday, Regular auction
sales stocks bonds and other securities day
at1eh O'Clock ut the Merchants Exchange Stocks and
bonds boug and ssd s private sale and at the Broker
Besrd commission Interest allowed on deposits loans
tgodad aud die collected large variety Of seou
rifles constantly on band at private sale. a,
~ ALBERT H. NICOLAY, Stock Aucloneer aud Banker
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-04

A UCTIoN NOTICE.. BoGART. AUCTIONEER-By
"A s. B0GART.-This day Monday. at 10 o'clock, in
Thirtie.h First mortgage sale OF
chnery consisting planning and growing machines shaft
iDgbels borsc. cart and harucss
JOHN W. sOMERINDYKE. Attorney for Mortgagee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-04

nODwORTH'S SALOON. so5 BROADWAY.
IL The Countess DE BIENVILiE.
Second Grand Concert
THURSDAY, Jan. Z. 1854
which occasion she VIII introduce, the nr
America, MOZART'S GRAND SONATA, fNo. 49,
CARNIVAL Of VENICE. by Hertz,
HOME. SWEET HOME, by ThsibswS.
aud The beautiful sepuor from LUCIA D LAMAERAOOR.
by List.
Madame DE BTENyIIE VIII be assist Cd BY Of tho
EMINENT ARTISTS
from the TIA Ian Opera and a grand Orchestra.
Tickets 81 gentleman and lady ticket 81 So io be had a
the PRINCIPAL music and hotels and the door -
evening or The concert.
Doors open at :, concert 10 commence ats
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-04

HOLIDAY PREsENIy-
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1000 Copying presses envelopes, paper all kinds, and
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-23

IooX WELL YeyR ASH n.EsELsThe following caution,
from the Albany Fresisg Jearii viii
this Of the year, Nhea co weather beginning
make il SELF e MANY q the hres that he
careless disposition u
barrclpeciy at this Of the year. Many people
the hab Of placing their ashes barrel other
wooden receptacle ana placing that receptacle IN immediate
proximity their houses Of doors Among these
frequently live ooals The clear sharp
wind dplaoes the ashes and the ign barrel
fire, eod Pcrhance, after the family asleep the house
IRE. Ard these wooden reeeptaes, placed entry
under the staircase too frequently the and
lawyers occ have beeu the many fres
Witch far a,trbaiv 10 iacea-
sfarfe
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-23

PALArtAL BAIAAR This institution which has At
trscted much attention from great variety OF
goods, ami superior style of articles kept there is
sain open, the public invited TO ca4f and ex-
anime the present stock. whisa uReqaaed IN East
era Indiana. The stock Of toys embraces many 81
The style is unique aud 5tivstins They have
every thing that the inn, snstiaa OF KrisS hringe
could conceive o. AMI will sell them unPrecedeatIy
low prices. They have also large lot 81 superior
fancy articles fer the toiletwsll paper. sc se Sc.
Call 81 the PalstisI BsIssr fer such articles.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-23

IL We arc informed that the orator of
the evening, selected by the No. rs. TO de-
liver tie reception address on the occasion Of
the Dayton Firemen's visit on the 3lst, prom.
isel rich rcpast in the way OF lengthy
words on that occasion-'as long as his ARM!
This feature will be worth hearing, and we
be>peak him full house. 1t viii be brief aud
10 the point, we predict, notwithstanding
the promised infection Of elongated vocabu-
larical cxtractons from the quintessence of
Photographed Icsearchingst There. now
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-23
re-A lev dlys Sec. a stone vas throxn by a

rs-A few days since, stone was thrown by
boy through a window in the secocd story of a
dwelling in this city, and hit lady upon the arm,
and came with snch force to bruise the flesh
and break the skin. The lady had an infant in
her arms and if Tt stone had hit it upon the
head, wouli certaialy have taken its life. Pa.
rents should teach their sons not to indulge in
the habit of tn owing stones. and if parents neg
lect their duty the City officers should arrest and
punish every bog who is caught engaged in such
dangerous pastimes.