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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-04-23

MINNESOTA. The Stearns county Democratic Club held
meeting the 9th instant tho president, Hon John
L. Wilson, in the chair series of resolutions offered
by James c. Shipley, esq, were unanimously adopted,
from which we select the following
Resolved las the sentiment the democracy of Steans
county, That we have unwavering confidence in the hon
csty and capacity Of James Buchanan the Chief Mags
tate Of these United States man. and In his ability
and political integrity statesman, and believe that
he was actated in recommending the admission Of Kan
sas at ence State In this Union by no othss mot
than that in hh opinion II for the best interest Of
the whole country the North a. we'll the Sos4h, and
the only Just and impartial way of carrying out the pn
cipe involved in the Kansas aud Nebraska act Of allow
ing the people OF that Territory to form and regulate
their domestic institutions in their way subject emily
to the constitution OF tho United States. sa ~
Resolrd That in thus acting, he has, In our opinion,
violated of the pledges he gave when asking the
suraees of the American people he announced that he
stood the platform framed by the Cincinnati Conven
on and that he would neither take from Il nor add to
1t single plank and that believe he s most worthy
of the continued confidence Of all those who truly de-
siro,is of their country's good. n
Rcsolred That the action of Hon. Henry M Rice, our
senator in Congress announcing his intention of support
ing the administration this question, has our most
cordial and hearty approval and AZ the democracy OF
stearns county have on former occasions given the strong
est evidence of their appreciation Of his integrity
man. and his fitness and capacity To advocate the inter-
ests of our Territory In the halls Of Congress- do
now extend to him assurances Of continued conf
dence and assert TINT we arc fully satisfied that by his
intellect and energy he will not allow rising State to
take place In the ranks among her sister States OF
this Union.
Mr. shipley addressed the meeting, strongly urging
the opricty of the adoption Of the resolutions and
plimenting, also the Hon II. NJ Rice. Col. VIM A.
Coruthen also addressed the meeting.
The Pennsvlvania legislature has passed bill abolish
ing the canal board The duties OF the canal commits
soners expire from the date Of the transfer of the works
to the sunbury and Erie Railroad Company but they
main In Office until July to settle up the business,
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-04-23

A SOUTHERN VIEW OF TILE KANSAS QUESTION.
At the last meeting Of the southern convention,
held at knoxville, Tennessee, a committee was APP
pointed to prepare address in anticipation of the
next meeting Of the convention, which win be held
at Mobile on the 10th of May The members of the
committee are James Lyons of Virginia t. B. Be-
thea, Of Alabama; W. Churchill, of Tennessee :
B. G. Yancey, of Georgia. and w W. Boyce of South
Carolina. The report has been published, and II is
understood that il emanates from the pen Of James
Lyons, esq. OF Richmond. We select from it a sim
gle paragraph on the question of the admission Of
Kansas into the Union, which will strike the reader
az identical in sentiment with those expressed by
the President on the same subject:
foa are painfully sensible of the protracted and
cited struggle which has, for several years. been in pro
gre in relation to the settlement and of the
Territory OF Kansas. Finally, the struggle seemed to
have been terminated by the adoption of constitution
tor the Territory, to constitute it State as soon as adj
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REWARDS.

ONE HUNDRED AND ErLEI1Y DOLLARS
ga REWAEDkRn away from tie subscriber Isl OF June
&k8E ast, nuito woman named PATSY, called "Magha
Cuured RsSuCi4tts She appears to he about IS
years age but older and under medium size, with large
month excellent teeth, sma feet in Sht
wife to Il co9red barter named Wesley tShup No. LOG Com
street who probably induced her R6scond ana doubt
less knows where she Is.
hundred dollars will be paid for the arrest OF said
womAu and fifty dollars in addition Tor evidence to convict
amy person of harboiug her Ii. NJ. THOMPSON,
seq 81 irhvier street.
V7NVO THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
Ieasoudle evidence 10 believe the explosion OF The
late Vii gna was the result Of neEarous design the
above reward Of Two hoand Dollars will be paid for the de-
lection ID conviction a. the CHILLY party parties.
EDWARD TOBY, Agent,
auto If 81 CAmp street
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pRTFsTLEY g BFIN.


a xEs. SPADES. ........., sIioYELs'
Landing aud in store, the following, da:
100 dozen s. W. Collins, YANKEES and Kentucky patterns
100 .. Leveritt's
100 j. Hunts
100 . Imitation Collins.
100 :. o. Ames 4 Co.'s best sHoVELs and sPADEs-2
to 6.
100 4. Rowand'E-2to4.
For sale By PRIEsTLEY & BRTN,
50 and 81 Camp street.
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Bells.

Bells.
The subscribers agents for G. L. Hanks Cincinnati Bell
Mannfacory have on hand receiving regularly full
stock, comprising
BELLS FROM 80 TO 1900 POUNDS.
Orders received for any weight 4cO pounds and war
ranted as to sound and quality.
PRIEsTLEY Il BETN,
50 and 81 Camp street
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WINES ANN TTQDoRs.

F1I8AMPAGNE AGENCY
AQET & @ II M o MS
Fl6Ir de sillsry qii De Fsrdrfz Vesensy
The subscriber IL authorized orders llbef
for direct importation Of very sursraE
pagner md soicits the attention Of dealers sueAl
always on band. Samples be Of this slice Of
nl7ly Corner Of Gravier and Eer Isyes atTosla-
MARETvr BRAEDT-THE UNDERsIGEKE sssn
lfA appointed Agent for the old esbitfed house a A
BoUIN, MAREFF CO., or the sale Ct ttei1 very ss9
BrsnJtes also, sole Importer the Justly eelrPHts
Brandy is prepared orders either IL IT,
st market prices Ia Cograe to be shipped direct s
at the store OF
Mi ly Corner Of Grayfef street ard New Issges,
GAZEElAC RESABf1TES HAVE G0azss
~ supply hand and receiving ny direct rnposl
e1n France additions stock this celebrated h
favored brand. We have 1885 in eig'h pipes I79s "A
and quarter pipes, 1902 DO do; 1895 in half, ~
pipes We inyite inc attention Of the trade and
generally, as this article i Rnre and unadItsEsed Fer @
New York terms Ena prices, by
WH. f. LEvERIGH ( CO.. Z47ld Leyaa S.
dig ly Sole Agents iu thss sisz7
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Hardware.
full and general of Domestic and Foreign
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
Table and Pocket,
Constantly on hand and for sale on accommodating by
PRIESTLEY & BEIN,
50 and 81 Camp street.
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Cane-CarrIer Chains.
m casks best CANF-CARGIER CHAiNS-Just received
and for sale by PRIESTLEY q BEN,
50 and 81 Cutap street.
English Iron.
Landing ex ships w:udeTnere Emily Augusta and Pocahon
tas, from Liverpool and in store
go tuns ENGLISH Bar IRON, comprising full assort-
rnent o9 Flat, Round and Square, all szea-lommon
and Refined.
80 bundles SHEET IRON assorted from 10 27of va.
Gus Widths, a. 26 28 - and &c iuch.'
1000 bundles HOOP IRON, dssorted 81, a. "a l. Ia "a and
IL inch.
800 bundles CIsTERE IRON. z to inch.
100 bundles BAND IRON IL inch; . and S-l6 inches
thick.
800 bundles SCROLL IRON assorted, H. 5 ~ "a and in
115, 3-I6 and q inch.
For sale by PElESTLbH & BElA'
SO and 81 Camp street.
Copper.
The subscribers have hand and constantly receiving
from the Copper Works. the following
BRAZIEKS' ROOFING AND BOLT COPPER-yi1:
10 cases 2OxCO, IL, II AID L. h., for roofing.
10 cases 2Ix60, 10, II and u h.,
10 cases 3OxGO, 10, II and u ID,
500 sheets, assorted from IA Id. to u h. each30zcO
5000 pounds Bolt Copper, a. u, 20, a a. J. l16r ~
and ~ inch
Also
COPPER BOTTOMS, Oval and Round, great variety.
PRIEsTLEY 4 BGIE,
oil Ct 50 and 81 Camp street.
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Riyets-Pressed Spikes
Landing and for sale by the subscribsrs-
30 kegs BOILER RIYETs-l14 and l1zx555.
80 =. RIYETs, for Sheet Iron Workers.
90 -. d. for Iron Shutters.
$50 . PRESSED SPIKES, 4 to inch.
PRIEsTLEY BEIN,
50 and Of Camp street.
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Tennessee Irons
The subscribers agents for the sale Of ILLMAN BROTH
PREMIUM TENNESSEE IRON,
have on receiving regularly full! stock comprs-
ing the following, viz
200 tuns FLAT, from to u inch x}4 to inch.
100 ;. ROUND and sQUARE,}4 to inch
50 . HORSESHOE, x, u, l, Ia and I&z4 inch.
60 . PLOW PLATE, 6,7, S, o 10, IL, r. 49, Il and 10
in. XII q and r.
so =. BOILER PLATES, 3l6 Il and SIS.
PRIEsTLEY & BEN,
- 50 and 81 Camp street.
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5#ra7t$ssaf Course viii commence with The
- following Sweepstakes, closed OH The
ATIrRDAy Ian ~ W AZ eo- ~, oiig nil
bsis 1SisT35 ny 256 C S e aF nj 3l
Vi n T. Tels names 81 y III YGTtshire dam
Rec.
q M Ii Waod ramos d. Z ~ drew agie dan5 Marssret
sane DA3sHeeasteEfs for yT old two mile =, s
spesGn'i3R S5 99g !gs W. Or motf subscribers to a
r. Br9nr5an nar54 I'M Xviii X Wooijsy n u 4PT
BEAFD ' EP,k; s Dan s b gLfns2 bv wagner, s,
Reel ,,,,,,.,e,, ,.-,,,....
I,,ieI,fa ''e'' '''''e 80 - ~ 'ss's' 0ati
Also, eh. f. LA EAkIEIE by Lens Dc dam Louisa 1or
], Jas l. RE!dsy names b. + pEscHIhEs " Glencoe
42 s. c by %isaeoe lam wary 5 ey9is oo
IF mo a'S niles o E9 pa9.s 81
ZANE ZANE n RAT f7 2 enc mill 5 Pss Sso CHM ..
sAruRpAY Jan. Breats If miles, Club parse 81 COO
kptfaaee money VIII @ he second horse and
az osgr gti receive 'he,fa,.s{;
tf,P with 5spfTyr4 EEFTFvF IN ApPrI 1s,o
FRIDAY "a April -sweePsakes for years Old two
6 ami Ills stake. 10 close tie lit Jam
GFGRD4y, an Arm, l85g=possste for all sges, fqaE
ba staEe he @ab Z sg SID 4 he @s / run and tie
sanr subscribers:
Richard Taylor ot L9uisiRna.
4 n M, 5FsFF s.Vg-t,
s. ~ L, blng4ngll' OF als,isslppt
FOR THE SPRING MEETING OF 1860.
A. SATURDAY 9th ApTi 1859 Sweepstakes for year
& 81 org to NIKE The staFe the Club To- ave
sam III No rgra l. r,, am i've Sa.arl s5s tj stake
sa4jE N sy Sleae55iSEes n, 4 yesr a,da yo MILF
he: s56j sibrfpioa Sl forfeit $50 ecnTafion ten ri
more 10 N We ne Stake ne GlHo to give S95p
sls u, it t 20 2aIt if Is+5
AtG7 E55t ~ iss a I8 " 49, ~ "
ttue on 3t ovlntH et tiay leFJ Eoses 'se5 avg a5eo
~ - ~ W. 10 i.Si
SIDNEY STORY,
oll 1t seerstaEy MetaIls loekey Gl4n,
:. ~ NJ sTTl,s a .7ssFsi.
IN ~ AZ - - 80
bank 3I3 October ls58
fpco jury right baor The construction Of a evee from
5Aefqvnot inEsr5eviL 70 hato NcH9noshvei IL ecQfd-
ah6 8geaien5 d Tho PoI}te jury.
Parties Wishing apply for the construction OF said Leyee,
Wqud DO we'll to call and the plan and be informed in
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= !, 90 - EEagA q g. ..

g. NEcIELENEsEII4Ha5 REaI AUhAH2, So
lat Common street, between BaroMus sza egav
.tS8Sy% 80 Tondelet StresEs, New Orleans
&asSes This establishment will
the summer where everything the market affords
and prices moderate The well roolna make ~
desirable than any other similar place the city during
weather.
Furnishsd rooms for transient Boardefs.
Families snd Gou1u#sscR Merchants supplied with Inesea4
Liquors of every description wholesale prices.
MCDONNELL & MeGRAYY
mYl4 tn Fr1uF4atara
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Chain Cables.
Landing and for sale by the subscribers
CHAIN CABLES, proyed-5d, IS fahom.
PRIEsTLEY 4 BEIN,
SO aud 81 Camp street,
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Boiler Iron.
landing ex ship Westrnoreland from Philadelphia
lGO sheets best PENNSYLVANIA BOILER IRoN-M inch.
For KaIeb y PKIESTLEY Il BEN,
SO and 81 Camp street.
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Cast Iron Pipe.
IL store, l. and inch arrive ship Roseneath
from Glasgow
1850 8.inch and $50 4.inch IRON PIPE
which will be sold low from the landing.
ADnIv to PRIEsTLEY Il BEIN,
81 and 81 Camp street.
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PRorRIETE ET MHUDLEs.
SUCCESSION DE NARY McF ARLAND.
PAR TOURNE ( THOMAS,
EUGESE ToURSE, Encanteur.
NAE2DT, 2 NowembEe, 1855, midi, PAr-
orre de Fhonor1e Louis Duytgand asiBsant en- aGscnee
du JUICE MogHn date du 70 setembre 1855 la poprere
TN CERTAIN DE TERRE, siue dams le Premier District
Oerbsny Jackson tornat coin de clsborae PaimyIe
nrsuan ne Te hnglat.e 70 pes ponces gnGS ne face
igUe enlre lgnes raraleles ct tac la rue fasre,
Fn.enb les ameloroions, batsAes etc. qui -
C6NblTToNs-Comptant
dc pardeylt R. J. Kerr, noaiFe public fra
~ ssA Il heuyes sur les liepz ci,dessus decriss--
dule e,e. oc2 I6 3 no2
IMPORTANT SALE OF GOVERNMENT VESSELS.
BY PALFREY Il CO.,
c. L. c. DuPUY. Auctioneer,
Office, p Camp street.
rTETURSDAY, Nov. IS, 1853, at II O'Clock NJ,
j. st s B@ 3st 4FfqaS n &"ga aEGES
col BLISS aud YAWb.
Sail vessels are nov lying in asin below the bridge.
two superior ngi and boilers good order and copper
my .S5oonss Fe2istiysy 3Hont 80 tens win
ceges toar, clppared and coppersened and about
III The Col Bljss was newly coppcred one wear ago.
tic Whole rer nve1to be es9 " The Qaartermaser's
TE&Ns@ t,as s'''' 02p's' '',"' .,.1...'.
oc2 Il Lieut. Col A. q, NJ.
yENTE INPoRTANTE !, RE {l T&5ssEAux DU GoUyER-
PAR PALFREY 4 Gle,
G. L. c. DurUY, Encanteur.
Bureau No q rue lu Camp
TEUDI, 5 Nov@miRr re- ls7s, In 1 1@i;s1, PAR
lie naeire dies Z u TEX \ rs RI tAEG Err
La s soye'to De- De- J. COL HISS E son y@o s
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Ut Il. HEDR1CFk, Nos, 81 FRONT AND q FuIs-
w ton streets New Orleans, La, dealer in HARDWARE
and SHIP GoRpeE Tin and Sheet Iron Worker.
Biaeksnihin, Brass Work and Finishing at short noee.
Pans Carihers Eertfs Henters Pipe Ill kinds Of
Machinery put up and repaired.
Turning done, Steamboat aud Plantation Work
beterms.
Importer Of Hardware Bolts Nuts, Wheel srrups, Ma
chineTy, ETC.
Thankful his friends for their liberal patronage his
exeon5 shall not hereafter be ahated render them ample
Justice and satisfaction.
This establishment his facilities filing all the
above line Of business BY any house either South
West
Nj. CHAs H. WALDO 50 long fgvorRAy known to the
s9egnoa e9i9iengy wv gtge his fsgmai a5leso to ths
Fe23 Il WARREN f. HEDRIGE.
hlTR. GEORGE BUCKINGHAM HOLDS OUR
IL full power df Attorney aet passed before JsIea
E22'tf COLEMAN BRITToN / WRITER'S.
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FOR THE SPRING MEETING OF 1860.

A. SATURDAY, 9th prl, Sweepstakes for wear
~ mile heats; 1901 sebscrpon, S forfeit, declaration $50
5a more Subscribers to make The Stake The Club to give
$500 the and the second ~ his stake.
81 2 SAME pAA--S~eepstRkes for yFhr Odds, two mile
beats $500 subscriptions S0O forfeit $50 decration
subscribers Ike the Stake; the CLUB give $500 if
: thu stake is run and the second his stake.
Both axes wilt close On st January S39; declarations to he
ale OGnra lst january 1863 Horses ages dated
lst May and stakes win according the rules
OF the Club Nominations and declarations be addressed
TO SIDNEY STORY,
OH TT Secretary Metai9 Jockey Club.
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ssE@ The Winter Meeting the Meiai-
gara4tsssa - ria Course Will conmenee with The
81 following Sweepstases, closed OH the
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CANE IeNIVEs- NEW PAqgrEKN-

R0ussET Il FNTN No 50 CanaI street have received 24
dozen CANE KNIVES Estrhe article and new shane, and
invite the Rftcnon OF Sugar Planters he above For sale
low BY R0USSET & GENISf
ola 81 No. 80 Canal street, =ueur Chartres.
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p9~ Public Schools, First District - The
Public Schools the First District will be opened NON
DAY the 18Th inst 49,,
DAY, the 18th fast, at o'clock r. NJ in the Girls High
The Might schools will opened on MONDAY, November
2d W. 0. ROGERS,
oil u Snnerintnndent.
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Rs-Notiee- Steamer Comet VIII leave this
morning at 10 o'clock A. NJ positively. Shippers Will please
take notice and bring ID thor blIs laainE. dig II
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Stsambpat ltaartnres obj 8ar.



Rs-Nottce-Stenmer Comet VIII leave this
morning, at ~ O'clock A. Nj positively. Shippers VIII please
take notice and bring in their bills ladinE DIG II
EB- The cOnsignee of tVYn cases oil cloth,
marked " X ina diamond, HatcheE nnder per ship ILh
9nebar from New York, will make himself known to GEO
w HHNS0N co. 50 Camp street, they Will be stored al
his expense and rick ol6
R9- Ship FieIades, Capt. Fullerton, from
Philadelp ha will commence dsGhnFgng cargo on MOHlAE
MORNING. the 18Th at Post, Third District Con
sgnees will please atten che receipt OF their goods o. tue
levee otherwise they will be stored their and ritk
Ole S. JONES co, 81 drayiet street
ss- The consiguees OF the following goods
TO ord per ship teades Fullerton, from Padeplla
viz; NJ in diamond IL books; 81 100 kegs nails a. H.
Co m o. nndes II boxes carriages aud 10 pieces running
gear, will pleae make themselves known TO he deargng
clerk the lsyee ollie wise they will be stored 1T the risk and
expense of the thereof,
DIG STONES h Co, 81 irnyier street.
aaP.The ship tTrRnquebar, from New York,
IS discHreing cargo opposite Post 80, First District
Gonsgnees requested attend the receipt Of their
goods on the ievee. GEO. w HYNS0N & CO.,
oil 81 Camp street.
S3.The comsIgnecs Of the following goods,
consigned order per ship TRhqnebar, from New York,
SIS marked osendae Cement N. so boxes
merchandise marked w. g. Meplane Bto ST. Louis, will
please make themselves known TO the dBchArgng clerk
Lpgee, otherwise they will be stored NJ their and risk
ol4 y Camp street.
pB-Consignees of 600 bbIs. cement marked
tRusendale,' per ship w. +. StpEer, York, will
please present bis bills hiding the dchRreg clerk the
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An AsfRoI.Oarsr THAT BEATS rHK Woodland
"A $4,000 rewaRd n osred enc whe On supa hev.
shs vaxrAsss 70 give true and correct nf~ms..on On All
friends, and IN fact an brspess msitera B-nsdA9e o.
The only person The United States who can give rchy
punbers fhish humbug. oAn and sAn6y yourselves
hssdsnse IL Spring street
a voNDER-rHE GYPSY PALnrsr-Y you WIEN
"A an The seeress OF past and future ME-
knewleSge Of vhch viii a and sArs
which Gin rHan The Affections OF the opooats ser
= srRmoGy-MADAM LANR CAN m COp0UI.YID
a sbsa love, marriage Ard abeen frfenda ahs eIs Al
me events Of NE Al se muBerry street. 0rand La
es. seus gentlemen, 50 she causes speedy ar-
rASes aad rves lsoky nsmbsrs; cAassss srtrA
n sTRoLoGY AND CLAIRvoYANCE M BRUCE, THE
"A muterous yelled lady has removed 10 Grand street.
second hock EAST OF Bowery mp stairs daxuerre
TYPE Esery vsere abe su continues sstoush Aousnne
with her natural gift 70 prophecy svens Fee SOC.
MISS A. W. STOW. THE cILxBRAYED BUSINESS
wi csrvoynnt viii End absent friends trace lost ~ stolen
Eods AR - on business and give deresn Of charscser
residence " Greene street, room No !, nrst door.
NJ B,-wHO HAS NOT HHARD OF rHR CnLnBaAYRD
An Madam PRHWsrfU shs - bses sussuled BY sncs-
sr4a IN Mis- and ohsr stiles With entire nssfacxon shs
feels eccnent equal She ss e name Of f~1nrp
wife husband MAJ q b~v vst~r you vssh xush
give hew eAn At SO Rovsy oppose ssecser ssvsst La
dies 80 cents, ssnflcnen 81
J1O prRIre srRuu-CIArKvoyANCn sEy.
llU H0UR, tbs successful medical ard business
sairvcy M imerics Consultations busine slcsneas
shssnt ends properly &c. and satsfsrop pay.
Gray hsir restored 70 Ne original color without fsn.
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I[URICAIs.

A $3.50 sUPERBLY FINIsHED RICH TONED, FULL
a rosewood pisnoorte with all the latest improve
nenis halt It's value purchased mmedately but few
months In with city makers guarantee the greatest
bargain offered Call at the residence l49 Wooster street.
A $500 PIANO FOR SALE FOR S2s0-HAs RICHLY
"A carved legs triple serpentioe mouldfngs Mont iuad
with pearl city and warranted must be sold e day.
apply No. 24 East Eighteenth street. s JOHN LAWSON.
A BARGAIN SELDOM MET wITH-A FIRST CLASS
"A sveen octave powerful panofore with fuu
ofthe first makers in this city, low
for cash. 2QS Madison street.
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VVAyrED-AN OAK OR MAHOGANY OFFICE DESK
~ " feet lorg Address, stating price, box 29B Pos
on
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WUDTITVRA


ENLrQ.LDc UHAnBKR suIYs OF vURNrYURA N
~ eli ~Apu ard stllea whcesAe ana resA prizes Aua
eb ssd upvnvd WARRuN wAAD, No. nj Oss II snv~0
old No. 81 fonr doers sAa a Broadway, New Tovk.
ENANuJKD AID 0RAfnKD CHAMBB1 yURNI.
" urs IN All eoors OF supsrW ApA warranted msnufHe
finished N landscape fruh asd 6pvsrS q n p YAR
RnoSoNs, - Canal swesA oppos1te weonsr, Few YcvA
EURN1ruRE OR CARPETS wANrKp-IN RxcHANGE
for neal wagon made BY Stewart Of the best
fon builders in this city. Apply at sfEwARrs factory,
fny tmrd sueet between Broadway and kighth avenue
pLMrr0ue SECRETARY BHDsYHAD yRARLy
svss We price In rent instantly cnvers gAror Or ssuns
rom nso fnrurfant eepiBg apartment eod wboleass
retail and By tns,almsas At g white sir-es rs~ York
ROSEWOOD PARIOR AND BEDROOM ruRNrrURR-
III a family Housekeeping otter their rcse
wood p1lor furniture complete. Also one set rosewood
bedroon furniture In perfecs ovder Also seven octave
piano, with pearl mountnss cost eight hundred dollars
less than one year snce superor insrumen All o. which
will be sold Al half he original Apply At l52Wesf
Sixteenth street, near Eighth avenue
VVANrED-FoR CASH. PARLoR FURNITURE, CON.
w sisting of sofa and few chairs They must be
good ss new. Address Furniture, Herald ONCE
VNAsrFD-AN OAK OR MAHOGANY OFFICE DESK
once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-29

Union COURSE, !. I-rROTTINa-JUNRl, At fH
u Match for Is 90, mile heats best In 70 harness.
Hiram woodruff g TarAy Mr. q. spicer names b.
e. Lantern stages will the Peck alp (wltamsbargl
every We the above WA
come of positively SHAW WHITE ProprietOrs
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-26
Oil, Oil, Oil

MEATS FOOT OIL. LINsEED OF, CHINA NUT
" upl. Poar Oil, Lard OIL Canphene and fur
prntue Tor sale by
J. VI. CLARK \ BRO.
Fire proof brick. Myers ST., between Montgomery
and Bird. dllu