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TIE EFFECTS OF MIL WINTER The N, -
York correspondent Of the Boston TRANSCRIPT,
says:
"The thrifty Connecticut people have begun
10 quarry and store ice only seven inches thick
In despair of having more solid blocks In places
IeInaf' able for salubrity the general health has
been seriously invaded by this unnatural absence
OF bracing air and wholesome frosts; at New
port, L., for instance, not less than fifty chill
dien have died this winter of acarlet fever
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-08

W One Of the most painful cases that eve,
came before a Coroner was presenfed ves,e,d,y
morning. woman, forty five years of age who
., Su 10 nave children married and 10 goo cir
.n,n a,.,,,, aled without a home, from ex DO
sue' sasanon and iptempersnce Her name
was mary McMacken. Her clothing consisted
Philadelphia paper 1"u ne' PeiSoh'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-08

IL A strange charge i. und.r investigation
Msyo, iIrmann- policeman, who is still
on aaiy, Is charged with having e. mmitted sew
eIai 6urRiaries on his bear The matter bs.
caused mnch excitement In the Deparmen, ha,
the suspected man bad not been made aware las,
tnyolved,-N. Y. Times =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-08

IL The Worcester Spy announces that Henry
d. Stone, lawyer Of that city, but better known
as Speculation and note broker, has failed aud
LETT the city, taking with him from fifty to eight,
thousand dollars in current funds, leaving debt
OF more than one hundred and thirty thouss n
dollars with no assets to pay any portion of them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-08
ITO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON.
woLFK's ScHKrpAM AROMATIC scsx,rrs

The proprietor bess leave 10 call the attention of
strangers and the citizens Of Washington 20 a very
superior article Of Holland Gin, which he
to the American public under the name OF wolfe's
Scheidam Aromatic Schnapps.
This Gin 10 manufactured by the proprietor ex eli
svely at has Distlllery in Schieda, Holland. IL ~
made from the best Barley that can be procured m
Europe, at any cost. and favored and medi ed .
not by the common harsh berry. but by the meet
choioe botanical variety OF the Aromatic italian Ju-
nlpsr Berry. whose more VARIOUS extract is distll-
ed and recthed with Its spirtuous solvent and thus
becomes a concentrated tincture of exquisite ia
vors and aroma altogether transcending in its Cor
dial and Medicinal properties any alcoholic beverage
heretofore known.
The proprietor has submitted 10 To nearly the
whole Medical Faculty OF the United states, and
has received answers from about four thous
Physicians and Chemists, Who endorse il over their
signatures as most desirable addition 70 the Ma
tena Medica.
Persons who purchase should be careful TO get the
genuine article, a. the whole country is flooded with
counterfets and limitations.
Put up IN quart and pint bottles, i'm oases of one
dozen eaoh and for sale all the respectable Drug
siSts and Grocers in the United states
UDOLPBO WOLFE.
soie Importer and Mann facturer.
Depot, No. q Beaver street, New Yort.
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TIE WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time of observation is about s o'clock a. N. !:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-08
nE MECHANICS. woRKINGMEN AMI

rs G MrEi4GEHlAANICs- WoRKINGMEN AND
,,FIRsT .WARp-A meeting will be held in the
Hnion Engln. House, FIRST Ward, on MONDAY,
Feb ., at "'oiock. IN relation to the new Code
The friends OF the Code cordially invite all no nav
have any objections to the tae attend and state
their Obj ctions and he prepared to defend them
with the friends of the same.
SECOND WARD.-A meeting for the Second Ward
VII be held at Temperance Hall, on TUESDAY
EVENING, Feb. 9th, at O'Clock, in relation to the
viii state their objections to the meeting, that they
may be discussed fairly.
FOURTH Wanda meeting of the citizens of the
Fourth Ward are invited to attend a meeting to be
held at the Assembly Rooms on THURSDAY
EMEN INC, February II, at O'Clock. IN relation
to the New Code. The opponents of the same are
particularly invited to debate the subject with the
cOdIfers
FIFTH Wanda meeting of the citizens of the
rim ward are invited 10 attend meeting to be
hSld az the Columbia Engine house, on FRIDAY
EvENlNG. February u, at O'Clock, IN relation
to the New Code The opponents Of the same are
invited TO deb1te the subject with the cod hers
SIXTH w ARD-A meeting of the citizens of the
sixth Ward are invited to attend a meeting to 10
held at Odd elbows Hall, Navy Yard, on RIDAY
the New Code: The opponents of the same 70
particularly invited to debate the subject with the
codlfiers.
SEVENTH WARp.-A meeting will he held st Odd
Fellows Hall, Island, on WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING. February 10, at O'Clock. The friends of the
Code are cordially invited. Those opposed to it
VIII atten the meeting and state their objections
and debate the subject fairly before the voters of
the Ward. feb g st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-08

SrORE-sHIP RELIEF.-The store-ship Relief
is at New York, fitting out for the Home Squad
ron The following is list of her officers:
Lieut.. Commanding. James ii Strong; Lieu
tenants, A. Mclaughlin, VIM. W. Low, j. II.
March, and James s. Thornton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-08

A CORRECrIoN.-We stated, a day or two
since, that the resolutions of instruction to Sem
stor Bigler were voted down in the lower
house Of the Pennsylvania Legislature by
twelve majority. We should have written by
twenty majority. The vote stood 81 to 81 pre-
cisely we subsequently learn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-08

FASHIONABLE WISHING CARDS, AND
Plates Engraved in all les. and cards printed
at few hours notice, at d -tf'r
TAYLOR & MAURY's Bookstore. =
near sth street.
70 slot tIntel., Union, States 4 Globel
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FEBRUARY & 1850

FROM THE WEsT.
cumberland, Nd. cloudy, cool.
WDeellnS, Va. clear, cool
Barometer at the Smithsonian at z a. m (cor
rected for temperature,) 80. 1885, -
Thermometer, on the Smithsonian tower. min
1mum last night, $40; near the ground, 32ks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-08

THE YOtNG RAGAMUFFINS.a story of a
i Boy who WAS cureless Of his clothes pric, q
CENTS f-t ..-.-
Phe little MINK, or the girl who would not learn to
sew, price % cents. ~
The Play Ground. or the Boys Book of Games,
cents, "
m. Greatest Plague Of Life. illustrated by Cruik-
shank, price 50 cents. % -
The Milioassre, b., Dudley Costello. prios 50 cts.
p.00Jh , and Iwepts Fsuy Tales, selected BY J. K
Just published, and Tor ale by ~.
.Fe e. -. TAI L0R & MAURY. -.
booksellers and Stationers. Pa av.,
fe6 st 1A4t' -. near 9Th street.
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III Advertisements should be sent in ~
IL s'clsck m; otherwise they may net aP.
pear until the next DAY.
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KEAProINTED.-We learn that Col. VIM. Ii.
MOBILES, OF Minnesota, some time since removed
from the post of Superintendent of the con-
struction of the Fort Ridgley and South Pass
wagon road, on account of a Misunderstanding
with reference to his accounts, if we remember
correctly, has been reappointed to the same
post by Secretary Thompson Col N. has been
In Washington for some weeks past, and that
ne has satisfied the Department of the entire
proprlety of his discharge of his official du ties
is made clear by the fact that functionary
so rigid in requiring due responsibility on
the part OF all bis subordinates as Secretary
thompson, has thus restored him to Office. His
restoration embraces proof, too, that his supe-
rior hesitates not to do his whole duty in such
cases, as in all others ~
THE PHILADELPHIA PREss.-Mr. Forney's
Press denies that the convention in Philadel-
phia endorsed the position Of the Administra-
ton on the Kansas question. He seems to
learn with astonishing facility the tricks of the
AbOlitionists. He must know that the resolu-
tons were adopted by reclamation, and with
out dissenting voice. How can he perpetrate
a misrepresentation so remarkable whilst he
processes to be the friend Of the President?
Indeed, it is high time that the true friends of
the Administration in Pennsylvania and else.
where, and especially the Democratic press,
had assigned to him his proper position, and
protested indignantly against his use Of the
party now purified by his fragrant spostacy,
and strengthened by his palpable treason.
f.-.tT - ~
7 The SEAsON.-As Lent approaches the gay
folks around us ssem bent on making most II
their privileges. Thus, last week was signal
ICED by many private parties in Washington,
unsurpassed in their brilliancy and agreeable
ity. Among them were entertainments at the
hospitable mansions of the Secretary Of the
Treasury and the Postmaster General, and our
liberal and public spirited citizen, James c.
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I,HE FIRST GRAND COTILLON PATTY
=, = OF the Auaeosts Fire Company will take eS
MONDAY EVENING. Feb sth, lass. -
Tiskets FIFTY CENTS lzh
Floor Maadgsrs.
Thos. w. Cook, Walter Nicholson, A. Thompson.
fe 8 w,S&Mf
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WANTS.


WANTED-A LITTLE Girl to wait on the
w table and run errands. Apply immedIatel, at
$40 " ST., between 1th and 9Th. 1t
WANTED-A competent CHiLD's NURSE
w one who can brIUg good recommendation q, 10
Sharacter ana quaIhcatlons. Apply at the corner
q and I'd streets. f,e-S.
WANTED-A WOMAN to Cook aud do house
w work Tor n small family. To suitahle on.
GOOD wages viii be given. Address Box star OF
nee fes ~
NVANTED-A desirable STORE ROOM. an
w IA avenue. between ~ h and 10th streets Ad
dress Box 1ei, City Post Office. fe s-eoim
WANTED.-A SITUATION as Chambermsld
w or to assist lH Washing and Ironing. Good
,ele,ence gwen. Apply at No. 43s X street, opposite
the Market, Navy Yard
WANTED-By two respectable WOMEN. at
w nations as COOKS. Apply at MARTIN
GRlFFlN'S, on street, between 9th and nth
A YOUNG WIDOW LADY RESIDING IN
"A the city of New York wishes to Furnished
houss IN Washington. suI liable for taking lev Sc
lect boarders: To party Of gentlemen who vou
go security for rent. or make an advance for the
home, free from the snnoysnc of hotel life, Adj
dress Nj RS. T.. u. DUNBAR, New York post Of
nee, fe S6t.
EMPLOYMENT.-ssoa month and All expense.
II PAID. An AGENT Is WANTED IN every town
and county in the United States, TO engage IN . re
profits ms, be certainly made For full particulars
address q. MONNETr & CO, corner of X room
and Mercer sts., New York City, Inclosng one pos
tage stamp. ian n 5ws
WANTED IMME DIATELY-A furnished
w HOUSE, with FIVE or SIX Chambers perlors
and dining room. Apply to No. l6l Browns Hotel.
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The undersigned having ex perienced the bench
cal effects of the PERUVIAN SYRUP do not he state
To recommend 1t to the attentior of the public.
From our own experience, as well as from the ties
tmony OF others, whose Intel igence and integrity
are altogether unquestionable, we have no doubt Of
It's efhe'cy IN cases Of IncIpieut Diseases of the
Complaint. Dropsy, NeuraIgia. dc. Indeed it's eff
fects would be Incredible but from the high charac
ter OF those VITO have witnessed them, and have
volunteered their testimony, we 60 ours. to its
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r. LAST CHANCE.
Il HE Elegant Consignment of
RICH SILKS AND SILK DRESS GOODS,
MOI SSELINE DELAINES.

&c, &C., &c. &c.
now on exhibition on the Secoad Floor of our es
bishment, will he Withdrawn in few days.
Ladies Gall and purchase at once. The present
week Will be the last opportunity for securing
UHPrscedented Bargaias.
Pennss lvania avenue,
fe8lw between 9Th and 9th ats.
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SALES Ar AUCTYOH.
CUPERIOR FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
y Mostly made to order.

CUPERIOR FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
- Mostly made to order.
The celebrated pianoforte exhibited al fair,
Having solid pearl keys and very richly iaas, Brussels
carpets, &c, pier glass - .
7. GOULDsMITH, auconeer. viii sell Monday March
- 10Y O'Clock, at the private residence No 10 West
Fifteenth streethouse to let possession Immediately Toe
urnitures the richest description and in ihe most
feet order all Of which must be sold without reserve o
cash without regard the weather Catalogues st sale
which will contain full list Of the articles In part follows
In the
PARLORS
Rich tapestry carpeting splendid velvet rugs trcncn
china spioons, manetl and ornaments oruioiu
bronze clock "a days French plate pier glass ~h
marble console, splendid oil paintings PArisn sia'aees
Turkish spring and reception chairs.
Ed SUITE 49,
One heavily carved solid r,sewood SUIT covered WY,
satin brocsde do do with rioa SIX velvet Two hao.
eegeres with mirror doors and bacss large soseood
and library bookcase ewooi marble op cen
tire, SIDE and sofa tables, pon Clara aoe Ct." cor
nlces shades cApdbras rosewood hat sand &c
Ezsbethan and Gothic bedsesds, made OF rosewood and
mahogany IL pure msresses spring mattresses. Dol
sers and pillows spring chairs and rockcrs mrors
mantel clocks vases, ingram ana Three ply
cravings toilet SETS eaboraey carved solid WOO ss
with marble tops ana washs'ancs TO match, 10
gether with other funiture for which SEQ catalogue.
eN DINING ROOM.
Extension table seat chairs walnut tea and dnin 10
bles French china dishes table cutlery plated
china plates breakfast sets, glass ware making
wy PIANOFORTE
Warranted The makers years been but
a short time, has solid pearl keys fru
richly nlad and viii any party search OF piano 70
call and exa nj ne il before purchasing elsewhere.
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AIoRTGAGE SALE oF FURNITURE AND PIANOS on
vi Monday st 10, ocioes At 3iS Fulton stree Brookyn.
Planes. sCfar. cnafs. bureaus. pier gasses,
ahogany and hiack walnut 5ces;csr hair
amos tables, cearc and card vo.taros rockers
tachen furniture. VI. McCLEARY Au'y FOR Mortgage
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MO Is CLINTON PLACE, IN EIGHTH STREET NE Ar

tucco no'ies esirsoriipary.-DAYrELs S. HouGH, sua-
, sua s a s ~ sss, ga o. inc es
accagaions works Q; e contained IN TIC marniaoen
ceS broadway aad diversity place, 90 morrow Mon
day Marc = a. iGh a ~ Pseelasy The following Is apsr
ps'ns wslnu, buc, liable, carved
misrs bronze ararrs ANTIQUE clock tapestry ear
cnss ss-tvo tea seis broakfast
* evcry conceivable dissertation silver .ca services pieces
ssno- ester vh cui ruby bottles cake basses sss but
= 1 s., Ss , yor y-s esIs .o he saSsp Va
rarIor.csTv rosewood SUIT IA crimson ana maroon
cairs rosewood scrner n,d wall esegs4 ec
sa WIN s.n Wood psss . S saa ss Vre
and sce,s g. 81. s se.y ss
sesy large and splendid 5rc aud ohr very ane dsures
n.ai srrs IN rich gold also two matched paintings
~ E @ Coates slso enc yaiey o. .ssan Dresisn emma
Middle psricyeve, carpets SUI Of p.rlor furniture IN
Owe hghts eeg-n,y erya ,SsewT0a sssrrs5 s
and rosewood hairs, nl.d With saanwooa fauiaua
carved seven pisnos perfect order
snd i warranted stool snd coyer nus csonsa se
Chambers second -ory-Tapeery carpets, carved rcss
wood hsdstesd, viva rich lace canopy splendd hair INST
e..as ~ 70 b. holsters aad pIo~ nns sansss and
laGie rosewood bookcase fine engravings CURTAINS
Boudor1apesry cs-pe,s carved centric and pier tables
e,ngle sus OF snnmsed furniture shades and curtains
Third soryElesanl fnasogsnS bod,eads bureaus
washsancs, WARDROBE sofas chairs dysns mattresses
bleukcls carpets, &c.
descriptive catalogues be at the house only tbs
morning Of sale
: d. s. HouGH, Auc,ioneer, Office No go Broadway.
-
TIM IRVING, AUCTION EER--1RvfNG &wATKINs
w will sell auction, Monday, March ~ nj ii O'clock
nj The ssiesoo No Fine street from previous salogue
e balance Of the STOCK Of broadway vine segar and fruit
to- among which and deniiohns of
rts,d MsreI Pne, Castillon Co. Logger rreres and
.bamraone, Cornsc brandies cabinet golden MALE and
Bursn ard Dun Gorden golden cherries. March AGO. Mo.
tero Maaeiras, Croft Co. Nslente Co, London, and
snd i,ynearsn wines; Holland gin, Jamaica ST. Cro,s
r,r 40 fond,n docks. Also. Scotch Irish, Ramssys ard
Bourbon whskeyt. ssrdnes, Sc Also Cue sock o. genu.
ine Havana segars selected or ret store Goods post
ready Tor delivery Nattanted0 correspond
with representation on catalogue.
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IL WQpps RUILDTN3s.
Jsi sri SIS BEbADwAY near Prince greet
The managcmeni have the pleasure Of anDJaneag 70 sw
GRAND STAIRCASE
being completed and The stage thoroughly prepared hey
will open thersp endid hall on
MONDAY, MARCH q
ETHIOPIAN ENTERTAINMENT.
concluding with entirely original sketch, by q seekr'
''" DioRSwrC PANORAMA
entitled THR SLEIGH RIDE,
through Broadway and Bloomngdse Rad q Jones' go -
TOMMY sswnsy an interesting juvenile. Mr.. Geo Holland
Tickets - cents. Doors open at s. 70 commence AZ \
A ACADEMY or MusTC.-THE .HrGUEsors.
"A Monday, March -
Last night O"' W.T. rfrN uuGUryors.
Madame Ds LA GRANGE. VALENTINE
urRANKiiS MUSEUM 1T GRAND sraKrr. ONE
Is the only place Of anus uen in me United Sales vhese
TIE MODEL AkrISTES
exhibited The entire company appear twice day
cormencinga
SIN ne afternoon and at 8 in tho evening.
The troupe composed Of Of he finest formed w,-
IN the world, ana number
Twenty SEVEN YOUNG LADIES
who afternoon and night imposing sna
beautiful exhibition 81 saiuary, uuequaied In the rorh
Besides the Model Ar,tstss there is the
tfMALE OPERA TROUPE. ,,....
composed 81 ladies' who sing selection ct negro
each eShibion also the surprising and classic ies "a s'
ARABGrRrs -.
Srnrr Joski &c the whole entertainment tcrnS gnu
diversiaed bill OF Doors epeu ~ ~ Oo
al 3 and Adm sson -OrchesIs sesVs = vsh~s.
ssxss - seas; puIase PeAss, w. ssAs ~ - 'fa' ~
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W HUST, AuCT1oNEER j ". HUNT VIII SILL
On Monday Naroa TO-, o'clock az the salesroou,
Ne s Nassau street large assortment OF household inrn;
ture capcts OIL p-incg- fancy gocs silver plated
Glassware crockery cutlery. &c. &C Aso tour Gle
rosewood prfor suits covered Ia French satin brocssei
y ~ tsiF cloth Bale positive. Catalogues nov ready.
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY, MARCH 81 1853
Ar-TSEmETTT.

y 81 r r
4 CAETMT or MUSIC CLOSE oT TEE SEASON
n t.sssye arc GrEn
MONDAY, Ma:ea - a;7k.
5'TtE UUGUEN0rS
MacaInc - Ia GRANGE
VIII me this evening a'c Ic.- 81 |s.eotns
GOI-cE.
Ths pubic respect, tally 'nfosed tAa the vii.
only ba gsvPS four opt "a niSnia
MADAME l. = ~ as-'Is end CARL FcRMFS
wit thai date Leave New So,k.
noncaJ harcn - Al 1A.--ihE EUGJEh0Ts
Spsis-Ior-Ira iol..H 40 AT PARvs.
Reserves :. ssd e. 90 -rcprag Ia location Fan
circle D. cents. smgh,thes,re q cent? -.
Music Ess rcrr.eeu'h street G. Breusngs 7ci Brosdwsy
ana siboli . N "a!is,.e..,. co5rsg ct Nassau.
i'or' positively ia- s,ssi sg y, no, q
FIVE Hs" IND hAGri-iCEkf 5JEEE9.
'N' S+,prs al er.O COSTLY DRESSES
nee, rsie i'p-,s o.
irant crcrr the reg: nave hecr
sns drawings They viii exactly correspond ;ae eposs
In W l.rh The sclicn takes .lsca-ii71
@i-s IN SCENE
fully cGuang that OF :6s celebrated Open
House, a,P?"~ oy zUo seo-naer.'rs. rePre,ensag Az
esrsotr-ry variety :" rrsc,ers corps de bale. csssi
caies Lir.nic ~ cra,
sHoRtS 90 ONE HUNDRED
OhCht7frA vF siGri
l.. aRANGES n.sNGGI sIEnxNaGea;
PIKAa ssEa. SECrLEE: oEasLHia DuBshCu AhT
TIE husuercs will De succe-ted ey Frys
before he cofe OF the season which vii positively take
place March The 10Th the ACADEMY OF Music VIII have
NUsARD'S CONCERTS
The papc Respectfully informed tns tae farewell APP
peasance5of
are una -ci5abiy limited 20
~ TuxEE MORE NIGHTS.
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<-uli.gr 4 SAVAGE. AuCtIoNEER, WILL SELL. AT
VI his Sloasoo. * Cedar street on tuesday March % AZ
10 A ~ dry goods clAas hosiery lace goods hne lswelry
ans vstche. sae Of furniture at the residences families
declining Housekeeping personally attended 10.
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Mar shsm other davenport
Wbi-tey jake y Acoui 81 the pisus, WITH parrish
ny poker b-ifa-e Other Mr. seca.l
man Cb.t N. kiow.y indians Mr. Moore
Capt caacoa. OF the u - Arm NJ Briggs
SeT I3radgn. OF the ar .ssymou
Emigrsnls DsDis~- Indians Mormon elders. Soldiers
~ large corps o: A-x.ta-ie5.
StESr.x AND INCIDENTS.
The springs 'b- prsiti.s bs moonlight With The hs o
the aanicaT. emyrs1. raising o: the sc Scfne flower
prairie. - - - ----..
Ac. li-B-.yta-n .o;ngs prl-a.s o.hce Street IN Salt
Lake CyRccr in Soggs hsrer-Soggs insirucis the Fro
pilot in munic pal aiia;rs -
THE MORMON TEMPLE,
Or Endowment, House temporary pui,g, with the cess
rnony sealing OF second wear accurate represents
ton
Act TT ROCKY Canyon Ia the monnsins-victureslds
view Of e distant oscb ~ the Un-d States baggage
wagons, crawn BY mules ana oxen s,,,licTy' &C.
Roll call Of hs olyc oranehcsNev vork celebrities a, Salt
Iake-A domestic rebolioD-Sogzs ;arred and feahered
ard rode rsil-The chest Fcra Canyon, tn.
abiding place Of the DaaitcsA game n poker Tor lie or
destl-A period Of Intense etc,-ueu-krr,vsl of United
81. les troopr aud tarirg aud gratifying ,sb-sr.
entertainments conclude farce called
WANTED, A HAPPY FAMILY,
To which all the comed-ns VII spyesr.
Sca:s may ne secured Ia advance.
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WIN. Writers, .AUCTIONEER. WILL SELL on
w Monday at o'clock, ST i5i Ca nal street large and
desirable .ment OF household furniture &c consisting
OF full OF chairs tables curtains cspes
oilcohs, bedseads. bedding &C, dining and Kitchen
furniture, &C. sale positive tor casa
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JEwYLEY neutrality-suspicious. sALE,-TMs
81 re stock fixtures, lease and good viii Of the establish
rp,rt a. lie ate = Secrvc No. ca Montgomery street,
,rs. Cy: il doing rate cash BUSINESS books
~ Inspection of purchasers For liberal terms APP
r'y ~ tAC store 10 above.
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UrNFy II rl:gDs, aUC-IoN.g2- II. II. LEEDS &
II Go vlsrll, On Monday March % At II cclocs on !hs
pr,ni.cs Nc. ~ wall street. Water, Up stairs third
front .runou-ier charts nautical nsiru'
rns s,oe ,cos sc 6c In great variety being he rntlr.
Ok and gscis OF kim Sanno3, To DC sold
without Close the concern, consisting OF about ~
:. and moyercns By the most ccebracd makers,
A. perfect ORDER every description OF charts and nautical IN
-rena watch movements cases inihes aud tools station
variety ~ sock Of description In
f order which will be sold 10 the highest bidder TO
1za the cor ccr-i. Terms cssh city funds competent
viii be IN attendance nj the premises
as n5ovc 70 exhibit the various articles until the dsy OF sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-21

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bottles, and ccmlohns, the importation
of lie rs; jobbng houses IN tie city, cho
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$50 Ri-ckiurp and ,-rci-i N.vrss Club uouse, IaoIi
and Romano sherres MonJngshela and Bourbon fsvo
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old Jamaica All ald Asv Invoice
a. g-ruipe fi-ssbs wsrrsned All he goads " III be
IN s;o-c ready fo- delivery and guaranteed friends
ad oilers hey shall be equal IA every particular TO represen