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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-26


IL Elegant carpets parlor sus magnificent
panoore brocsde and lace curtains Mosaic and In
laid marble &s with ne entire sr con
stocks bonds real estate household furniture &C.
will offer public auction omorrow Saturday March 81
at los o'clock the premises l52 West Twenty first street
furniture of every description worthy the special ate non
OF all Of elegant household furniture The parors
library dining and chambers replee with every
thing that could be suggested In chasts aud beautiful works
OF art and other elegant household ARRANGEMENTS all Of
which for absolute and peremptory sale, the ctrcum
which render imperative that the whole should
daely Catalogues will be furnished at the door the
morning Of sale, which will take place without regard to
weather. Deposits viii be required from All purchasers
DINING ROOM, AT l0lt PRECISELY,
Consists of superb marble sideboard extension dining
table, oak chairs bookcase sofas mirrors clocks rich chased
silver ware urus salvers dining and tea service
Rogers bros manufscurc decorated aud gold banded
china ruby amber and crystal cut glass Bohemia Savony
""" '''''' '' PARLoRs AT II O'CLOCK.
Consists OF velvet carpets three full sus solid rosewood
parlor which covered In satin brocade
velvet all made to order and in perfect condition.
richly centre sofa and pier tables with marble tops
solid rosewood Turkish and reception chairs In tapestry and
satin: rosewood panofore; French
cabinet two beautiful marble top rosewood eegeres
lined with satin wook five large and elegantper AMI mane
corncss corner stands with backs French escroes
consoles In bull superb paintings on canvass and
glass ole sauary and groups with large and beautiful
collection OF mante and unique parior ornaments
ROSEWOOD CHAMBER AND LIBRARY FURNITURE
Marble top dressing bureaus carved bedsteads rosewood
chairs "a dhe hair mattresses English blankets French
counerpanes boob mahogany furniture In hair cloth
bedsesds tete tees shades and lace curtains To ~
windows oval mirrors French toilet SETS bronze CLOCKS,
with large quantity mentioned.
RUSsET, W. wESCOTT,
Auctoneer Office No. Bank Of Commerce Building
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A oAs s1ss. 10 OF n n,UsIo-BEsErIr or voRMss
koTicE .. may inquire. ~ tim "a on s..s
70 say ihA. ne srAlu.oos uc.e. 70 H-os- So
Wsshss hsy ere Sought During &, TsT % svssiss
ASn s1,; ,c p ss. 81 and D o
TO ave esSwdnx :. re .esss ottees duySg r
Ik Rf SIsIxs4r X ss6 5EsS sIss
% ss.ns es@ @ s s be
MOST s Positively CLOSE ON THURSDAY MKT.
as some q TIE artists aser appearing IN oher cilss va
! friday and md ss,ardsy-NovEL CONVERSATION.
Consisting Of two and cpe.ss @ evening md
asS nvE fsR ad Hssia 1855 positively the "
On SATURDAY, atty, .perss .stnee'
With every reserved ,sa. and q ,Taoo ticket 'ous foe
WIZ W s"'A GRAgUrToUs TICKET.
admitting to the Opera Matinee, MARTHA
The receipts Of these two performsuces (Which properly
for q husuenot ticket noures free admission 70
'' " BENEFIT OF CARL FoRxEs
who after unexampled for brlarcy, will - fare
ar: .as
Length Of the Baggeeos however Renders Dc ''..
S SSes e sVea d"
to inose who will honor Mr. For@ss btasdi on Friday.
All those persons therefore who will buy sssG
EITHER DURING THE DAY Or EVENING
A FREE TICKET FOR THE MATINEE
The sale Of seats for The beneG, of CARL FOaMs and
'''''ss" II TA. TGaUnSos ITS AM, AND x, x,As.MA
Those who only send the Matinee buy tickets fer
MARTHA only on SATURDAY vt rNrs
Friday evening March u.s. at7K
Benefit and last appe cssY s q
y..,,-.,.. .. -. - IL, -" o'''''
io'"''" NOV THE HUaUENoTs
rini Gsssier Taane Rocco Pkaneser Beutier Ochrsn.
Dubreul aud Car Formes
Saturday March r. at s. 8n1Ts Matinee
which occasion the popular prna donna NINE JOHANN
SEN viii make her hst appearance thaving returned W.
Thsberg the SOUTH connection with
Madame Berkel, Pikansser Oehrlein.
TICKETS ADMITTING TO ROTH PERFORMANCE
Reserved seats ana o. w according 70 lscsa
Admission Matinee only for sose persons oanaA
attend GU Friday even'1 Fiery CENTS.
The sale OF tickets admitting TO the Huguenots and Ma
nee commences this morning The sale OF tickets for the Ma
On Monday March 20 first nigh, Of VIM. IT, Frs -
LEoNORA.La Grange DAngri T,berini aud dssa,er ne
season positively closes on thursday April
ON TUESDAY, MARCH -,
S''"1 0''0'" "s"' THE MESSIAH
BY THE HARMONIC SOCIETY.
Inc '0'G D AN fIa GtARAposI, SIMPSON ..a
CARL FORMES,
who will on this occasion make his
LAST APPEARANCE IN ORAT0RIO.
Reserved seats (Which secured advance, esa
The Barrooms and Amphheatre will be closed
The most positively closes on Thursday. Aprd
after which day the Academy will be closed In
MtSARDS CONCERTS
which commence on April the 9Th, TO las. one month
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DANrR1 : uoUGH ACCOMMODATIONS NO. ID
~ BroNiway-DANIEIS HoOGh calls particular atten-
The priySs reslence 2S Twenty third street OF
Eighth Avenue all he contents OF ths magnhcently fur
IN want class furniture at auction prices as he goods
are and all to order and 10 be sOr RAIN or
sene. bnd without airy reserve re" articles from the ca
Dina rooms-1ryed buffet, srtenontabis carved
pedes Nicholas dining and arm chars cane sect splen
pes together ~1h all the china and silver belonging 70
The Astwo SETS one OresSast d. cut glass ware
or ever conceivable description silver tea serce, pieces
srye sver sAver cold silver casters Spoons and forks
uuor with cut ruby bottles cake baskets sae but
Ger kri.es Sc ivory cutlery sets, besides large va
Psrlors Sryed rosewood sui, In crimson and maroon
san -nd seVood ctnIe and pier able reception and re-
san Frs oA.e pier glass In gold frame, adys escreQre,
lined ~h ar wood papior msche and inad tables velvet
broaerea i.ce window arapery Partisan shade. several
very large and splendid and other very hne hsr
men; ars.s in rich gold frames two matched paintings
tv e. coates; also ne vartey eeant Dresden eh "a
Py,Aasswes and uanse doornas Two rich IN intel
Msss psrior-vcvet carpets suit Of psror furniture In
gold brocate centre table oval gasgss INJURIES
lace eurius and shsies fns engrsvings manel clock
and yssss rosewood chairs iuaid with sanwoot fausus
&c Also OF NUNS Fischers splendid rosewood
csrved pianos nearly new perfect order
fly warranted stool and cover cabinets &C.
besides host Of other articles which 70 be appreciated
Chsmssrs second sory-Tspestry carpets carved
wood bedsl-ad with rich lace canopy splendid hair mat
bedding bureaus and comm ,des csna toilet
tnsue glass rosewood bookcase, fine engrsvnss curAns
RoudorTapcsry carpets carved centre and pier tables.
single OF enameled furniture shades and curtains,
Tbird soryEegsrt carved mahogany bedsesds bureaus
wsshstands wardrobes sofas shsirs, dvana mattresses
neser,ntve catalogues can be had a, the house.
GV-. ~ T. HOUeh, Asotioneer, ONCE No 20 Breafwsy.
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RARE CHANCE FOR HoUsEKEEpERs.-ExrRN

RARE CHANCE FOR HOUSEKEEPERs.-ExrBN.
"A sve auction sale of fashionable household furniture
splendid rosewood panoforte costly house furnishing ar
ces &c Saturday March 81 at the residno 81 Sixteenth
street, sixth avenue shall sell public auction for
cash. at o O'Clock in the forenoon the entire contents of
said house the whole containing superior household furn
ture OF first cass workmanship. Psrlors yards of
suits elegant satin brocstel and green silk plush
large easy Voaire and reception chairs to match; two
eegeres with marble tops and mirror doors and
back lined with satin wood very extensively elegant
rosewood centre, eide and work tables; rosewood book
and secretary with elegant carvings made TO match
the rosewood parlor urnure rosewood and music
stands; costly grand action rosewood pianofore stool
and cover, cos; $500 lNge French plate mirrors, ex-
pensve lace and brocate window curtains Also,
great variety OF oil! paintings embracing many vaius.
BILE specimens, winter scenes, sea views moonlight
views landscapes all elegantly framed large ele
gany decorated china ormou clocks together with
other costly mapte ornaments mahogany black wal
cushioned chairs covered hair CLOTH
medallion rocking and chairs; SOFAS extension
bles rich china and dinner glassware compris
ing full assortment such umblers wines champagnes,
giant revolving with splendid bottles, spoons,
forks cake baskets tea services savers ivory cutlery,
common crocxery, plates, &C. &C Also. the furniture of
bedrooms containing suits In rosewood and mahogany
chairs elegant and mahogany bedsesds hair
rosewood and nah marble bureaus and
ashsands match the bedsesds; decorated china toilet
sets carpets mirrors toilet and work tables ele
toneer calls special this SALE embracing every
thing and desirable useful and ornamental to
the furnishing complete Of first class house Purchasers
the entire contents viii be sold without
cash deposit required Sale positive without regard TO
weather. r. NASH Auctioneer.
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NaATRIMONIAI.-AN ENGLISH GENTLEMAN, AT
M present residing At the South, years o. age bche
lor desirous OF forming the acquaintance Of lady, with
msirim my The lady must be Of prepossessng sp
pearance pleasing and address OF meium stature
possessing good education and Conversational shilty, OF
amable disposition and not 10 exceed the NJ u years
Address for ten days w. r. r, Jounsl OF Commerca ouce
New YORK.
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u,pwARp sCHESCK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ Of the ane large four story and sub cellar brick
shop Nos 81 and 80 West Eighteenth street. to-
gether With All the machinery, stock, lease &cE AZ H.
SCfIENCK will sell at auction wednesday, March 81 At
III A on premises the above valuable property. IL
consists In horse power tennonng and mortcing
chimes crcu CM scroll fine planning machine snd
a large variety ANAL tools adapted TO the business; also
fhe pre and black walnut lumber and large
auauty of--~- building purposes; also quantity Of
new horses, wagons harness. &c also the
years from s OF Nay next OF the lots 50 feet 'front.'
Eighteenth street The shop first class four story
brick front building and can be easily converted into
dwellings further particulars apply ut the office OF the
auconeers 80 Nassau street. on the premises, TO H. O..
MACE Eao assignee.
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xxJuL1AM ABBOTT. AUCIIONEER, WILL SELL his
w day Al hall past IL O'Clock the stock and fixtures Of the
progeny and LIQUOR Do East Thirty fourth street be
fenn Fi-s aud Second avenues consisting OF first class IL
"a - .AI sI0i s.CeN
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JJENhi II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.-SAL ESRO0M
II Nassau s'reet-Amercan artists annual sale OF
orginai OIL and water color paintings aud drawlnps EN-
bracne the works OF J. r. Kenseu a. white r. Doughty,
James uopsey, q. i Brown Lily N. spencer, w. NJ.
Brown Mcknter, W. Hart A. H. Shattuck L. SOntag,
n. Carte, p DC Darling Williamson wsterson, Tanran,
q. n. Bali q ". HNl Coleman, Oddie. CslVerhouse Helf
Won Burt. Pyne, y " Hart Blondeli Bellows BlauvsL
Breweron, bQuielc, Noran Loomis, Rechart y g. John
aon Tnprsm Brevort, Suydam Wright Fisb whiting and
others d be sold auction by HENRY w. LEEDS % ON
THURSDAY prl ard Friday April O'clock each day
al aef gallery % Nassau street. between Pine and Cedar
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InnwARn scHrNcK, AuCTIoNEER.

IN TO THE JEwElRy TRADE.
Continuation sale OF the sock Of Messrs Here Wolf
r v n. sCHENCK will sell on this day, 2jth inst,
nj 1O o'clock their salesroom, 30 Nassau street the ba
lance their stock Of imported eighteen carat gold ewery
consisting Of elegant pins earrings and brace
lets r every variety seal ano other rings chains watches
elegant ~ euameed pins earrings and brace
lets ard large assortment of unset precious stones adapted
TO the trade The whole sold IN lots 10 suit the trade
without Also OF Rsrrngs largest size jewelry
safes reary new Also the entire Office axures By order
OF jacob Gesmar Eco, assignee, - Chambers street
JACOB GkIsMAR, Assignee,
No. 81 Chambers street.
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a 1AnY nF THIRTY WITH NO nuSINEss INCONE

III T.
N wishes 10 form the acquaintance OF gentleman, wiha
view To matrmouy. The gentleman must not be younger
than &c older than so reference will be asked for with
regard to wealth education noble deeds noble birth Any
sensible gentleman with good temper industrious habits aud
strictly temperate that wishes sensible wifenot helpless
doa wife that can BET lady in the parlor useful n he
Kitchen in the time of adversely, him when he
mn and be mother TO his children, there be such let
him promptly this Advertisement Address with his
real name and place Of residence Mrs A. L. Broadway Post
OH.
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rACoB BUGART AuCTIONEER-By BoaARr-
% Cnsables sale The OIL established restaurant and
yser ssoou hrosdway Lease ~ three years wits
H be G,nre sunarle such establishment will be add
o. VI iav uCNt 26,l inst n + NJ 90 tn prs misses
WI l. els II NULTEE, u0Ds able,
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WM 8. McfLvAIN. ACCOMMODATIONS, vEHBK
w mas, hyacnths &C. IN full bloom and fine condicu
from VIM Wilson florist Fourteenth street and Astoria VIII
be sold this Gay al l0h A. NJ at the seed store OF McIvain
Young No. John street.
WATCHES AND JEwELRY AT AUCTION-J. JACOBS
~ Auctioneer IL. JACOBS viii sell this DAY, at i0h
O'Clock at 4 Broadway watches ewelry fancy goods &c
and continue day until the whole stock disposed Of
Sale positive
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f,RYsT Al PALACE sOrREE.-PURCHAsERs OF TICK
~ ets tor he great Chsriy Feie A. ne crystal Psa' WI
Inc date OF Apr Double uckes e. ladies' extrs tickets
a. For rsip 81 No 80 Rroaf-ey esn ~ ~ r-0cVl
so..s h Fut.- tttscl tr1Okyt.
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ID R WILKINS, AUC1IoNEER -PEREMProRY SALE

ID r WILKINS, AUCTIONEER -PEREMPT0Ry SALE
OF household furniture, silver ware. &c-PHILIP II.
WILKINS will sell at auction Friday March o. 1883 at
o O'Clock AT the salesroom No Pine street an assortment
household furniture consisting in part OF rosewood and
mahogany psr.or furniture, voare and reception chairs
bureaus with marble tops wsshstznds mahogany piano
forte rich glass paintings. euyravngs Brussels
ingram carpets olcohs &c Also bookc oak etc
ceres glasses &c. Also quantity of silver
sistng sterling silver ladies' knives forks &c r.
will give his attention TO the selling Of household furniture AT
the residences of owners.
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MORTGAGE SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR

Vl p,ture pier glasses. &c-M DOUGHTY. auctioneer,
will Saturday, morrow ct l0 O'Clock at the sales.
ROOM No 70 street. the entire Of house
for convenience Of sale consisting of fine tapestry
pets ply ngar do rosewood parlor suits in orocate
oak buffet extension tables chairs &c In suit rosewood
and mahogany CENTRE pier and fancy
rosewood and mahogany secretary and library book
French plate pier and oval mirrors superior ne OF
paintings rich gilt frames mahogany and wood
spring and hair mattresses beds and bedding
Chandeliers fixtures together with large assortment of
furniture cutlery crockery plated and silver ware; the
whole be peremptory sold without and worthy
Of bouseke and the trade. Goods
exhibition. Catalogues ready on morning Of sale.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

A TTENTION.-YANKEE CARD WRITER'S WONDER
n full metallic pencil with Instructions sent postage free,
receipt OF u cents In stamps Letters of Inquiry from
ladies and gentlemen In part OF the States or Canadas
regarding debtors friends arrivals In seamers prices OF
stocks merchan disc fashions &C. enclosing % cents will be
answered promptly Any article bought and sent receipt
Of price. Cut this for reereuoe Address o.
Poato fficeN ew Work.
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RARNuMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
ID HOMAGE TO GENIUS
""'00'e % s s1s pE&Mx i. \. N. soUTHwoRru.
"'' !" " Will. BE e PREssNT ON THIS OCCASION.
As the authoress Of TIE original story Of
The THE RsIbk 9 9E An An EyEsEsa
TIE BRIDE or AN EvENIe0
THE BRIDE OF AN EVENING
expressly this establishment, by Mr. H. Watkins with
Such TRANsCENDENT SUCCESS,
and repeated to rfio wing audiences
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
JUDGES SHOULD See - - ..........
THE BRIDE OF AN EVENING.
THE BRITs or AN EVENING.
TO show them al the fallacy OF -
CIKCUMsTANTIAL EVIDENCE.
THE BRIDE or AN EVENING.
ALL CAN BE INSTRUCTED BY 1T
ALL CAN BE AaUSED BY 1T
ALL WILL BE IMPROVED BY 1T.
It shows the fsllibilhy Of Judges
II depicts the tsilblli,y OF Juries
Ii displays the force of clear conscience.
II pictures the fidelity OF wouAa
Hportraysthe misery q ount
DAILY TO SEE 1T.
'0 co AND IL SIZE fTE BRIDE OF AN EVENING"
prese ned with cast OF unerampled ability,
This Fridsyl AFTERNOON nj O'Clock.
'e''1'' '' BxsEriT or MRS soUrHwosrH.
twho Will be present In persona
THIS friday ~ ESIS0 s7h clock,
The eIire talented dramae company Of this Museum ee.
prsng sixty ladies' aud gentlemen sustain characters hs
The MAMMOfH LADY. weighing 200 pounds, the LIv.
ING SKELkTOk, weighing only - pounds tbe orApoe1
Happy Family, the Psnop,scon Studio with IA lumsnsaed
bic Aqusr,A Ocean and River Gardens NE greals
'"~'' PusrTivEIY NO rfxE LIST.
Afrniifa IN qsreut Nrqun ceut
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DY JOSEPH HEGEMAM-SATURDAY, MARCH p, AT
Id II o'clock A NJ 10 Baltic street, between Court aud
smith streets Brooklyn household furniture Brussels and
carpets oeloths mahogany bedsteads dress bu
reaus wsshands hs tables chairs sofas &C
email quantity OF sherry wine, whiskey brandy and
champagne
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DETER PARKS, AUCTIoNEER.-BY W. s. INGRAHAM
This day. a. l0 O'Clock at the store 1874 William street.
mortgage household furniture carpets &c compris-
ing well worthy the attention of dealers and
housekeepers; also invoice of fancy goods.
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CPLENDID AND UNIQUE
- Psrlor and Chamber Furniture,
HiannfnrIc-

-
- Psrlor and Chamber Furniture,
oil Paintings, &c.
Al auction. on Friday: ..
os oclock al the residence No ii6 West Fifteenth
street, near the sixth without being
selves as The house is beautifully furnished
% be appreciated Catalogues on the morning Of sale VII
contain full description, some OF which we add 70 this sf
vertissmeni, viz -
French plate pier glass curtains landscape paint
cd shades gold frame oil paintings very choice and ee ve
ssec TufkS vose and reception chair.
covered with French latin brocsde tapestry veve, carpe
SIXTY day msnte clock SC Also three psror suits carysa
,bes, aescripou made 10 order rosewood marble top
centre side ana sofa tables
cuerv p.,ad ware casters French china tea sets, cut
glass To6ets decsners wines &C comm stone ware Of
elocS. mr,ors walnut tea and dining table Also,
tension table soid oak in perfect order ingram carpe" &C
One patent sofsbeds sprinssea, and
sprins a. SPRING seat sofa rosewood walnut ami msb
gay BILE top dressing bureaus with 70 ms
see catalogue pereptory for cash No posporemen
on any account-rain or shine
CHERrrF's SALE OF STATEN ISLAND PROPERTY
- under eiecu. % ,or ~ THIS A. Rowland ESD
Sale the 18th day Of April next AT John
paper
CuFprFF's SALE OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS, AND
- sesars-A. N. CRfsTALAR, Aucioneer, will sell I'M :
day S6'h inst at 10Y scloss At store NO as ~s,nrs
SOAP candies olives sardines, &c also IN quarter en1
scotch wbiskey gin, RUM also cases, Mnuner Iauben
hemer and hook wine brady port and cre vines sas
segars by ORDER Of the sheriff
u,uos yFrrCH, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO. 10
spruce sreet-sogage sale Of steam enSne sod boiler
sdss First e avenue between twenty ninth and Thr
eh streets consisting Of steam engine boiler shsfng belt
lug sc o Gin s' Fis Iisfs Attorney for Mortgage
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nv wrrryRs AuCTIoNEFR. WILL, SELL

VIM Writer'S AUCT1ONEER, WILL SELL THIS
dAv at o'clock ut 45i Canal street. the entire Eeuee
household furpure &C. Of family breaking up housekeep
IN pier mantei mirrors piano and STOOL SOFAS
so keeads rocking easy and other chsrs centre, side
md extension tables window curtains chandeliers aud
brackets handsome carpets, sdebOard, sar rods carpets
6c mahogany aud walnut bedsteads, spring, hair and
other feather beds and bedding dressing bureaus
snd asbatauds toilet seia, dining and kitchen furn
iure &c china pass aud silver ware, tubs pals couches
mating stoves ball oclohs &c jus, suitable for families
Commencing Housekeeping. Sale positive rain or shine
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AMUsnSIEN'ys.

b M 4. Marssah. sole Ls.ses
.ansses OF shs Geological Department va1 A%s Ss
Drsfs 4 II 81 1sT
II. performance. r' VIVA !: sEsILr ARTISTS
GRAND XoT ACTS IN M THE f?%A 1Rssx.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, .,.s,,n,
kondsy--Benea, of Mr. DosALpsos N'
wesnesdsy-" Elton STONE
And last night Of the ecu, rau season.
POwBRY THEATRE.
PRs-BSres snd pqae Is cenia ri; csa;s rriSsss
FRIDAY EvESIsG, MARCH q.
The S'i SAsssTH y IS; 9tfisS;Sss
GrsisEa. MI R. johnston Portis - Miss Alice Grey
HIS LAST LEGS.
OUR Gal. e. '''''
Caroline. Mas Carrie Knight
Jack sheppard Miss Ance Grey
NEW
evening" aH mo OF Ss5s seA AA'' piece Oh
With ~ NJ. sa a1as highest S
% 1Ss ,''.ss
M HHss sys Ike sss Of Ii. ssss
Dab co ma Chief OF the Koways. MI Moore
long OF acers the the company
Among the scenery and Incidents
THE CAMP PARTY or THE MIGRANTS
rf sso& rae Sfw &c ths
First Of the Land OF Promise by the eunigrAns.
The Flower Prairie Brigham Young - Private Room.
The Elk Alderman from New York gives ourshng account
Of city life
TheProphe Of Salt Lake City The Profits of New York City,
THE MORMON TEMPLE
CEREMONY OF SEALING A SECOND WIFE.
Picturesque march the United States troops the
mountsins-Nogas harem-A domestic revoluion-Comoal
roll hail
NoGGs TARRHD FEATHSRED RODE RAIL.
game poker for life and acknowledgements struggle
Arm, nj OF the troops, and thriing TN Ale
To conclude with the dram In two acts Of
BLACE. Il ED SUSAN.
To morrow Saturday-Beuedt of Dr. r. d. Eng sh author
OF TIE MORMoES
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DUBIIC AUCTION.-TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC SALE,
i Tuesday, the Sh instant, at 10 O'Clock A. M,
Logon yard OF Twenty third street and First
avenue quantity of email coal good horse and two
almost harness. fixtures OF the Office and coal
Terms cash
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CoNsTABLEs sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECU.
flor directed will sell at public auction Fri
day 18th day OF March 1858 at II O'Clock M at No 7s
FIRST iron safe double barrel lot OF
woolen soohngs lot Of sardnes soap, hid. of Rhine
wine OF 1871 federw eiser one horse two wagons, &c
~ j. y. BADENHOP, Constable.
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A UCTloN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - SALE OF EgRNI


"A druggets, mats and mating piano covers bindings
and contents of No Il Fourth avenue, opposite the
Cooper Institute, will be sold by auction Monday March
g. for cash. TO close the by order Of the assignee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-26

A YOUNG MAN. or GOOD PERSONAL APPEAR-
N apce amishle and loving wishes the scqusntance OF
lady with msrmony She must be OF geutle dspo-
aon conndnr and Of some personal properly Address,
with real and place OF residence Day box ITO Herald