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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-08

idle dream, for there yet lay extended
upon the couch, my face almost bidder
III mass Of roses that yo1r little oues
were slowering down upon n1e.'
"Il| tell you what it is, ''Iamingo, e
playful appe!Iation bestowed upon me
by my t'ienl) } you must put that little
plan into execution"
And We did. Ws, I say, for VIII
pressed tue matter SO precipitantIy, that
the same day the missiye departed.-
Weeks passed. aud no answer came, aud
I, Of course, was iu the depths Of des-
pair. None but IoTers--Young lovers,
can @ppreciate my feelings and I, forced
by them TO Ieays the loved shores Of the
Pass, saw her no More until time had
showere5 upon NV head Che inteyspevscd
flakes. that Tie old father gives bis myri-
ad subjects in summer heats OF winter
snow. No thought Of other maiden
ever crossed my mind, and it was not
until years had elapsed that the long
pant secret found vent.
r / met her then, the chosen Of another,
and then was cousu'Duated tie acquain-
tanee, began and !" snapped ot1 in early
youth" | recalled this little incident,
and she knew nothing Of it. WILL with
his usual inadvertaence, bad sp;scIrecte,I
the epistIe, and one false stroke Of his
pen, had swa'nped me forever. Some
consolation ean be derived from evil even.
and her assertion that it s. happened
jus. as well - was all the consolation d.
rived from my sleeping aud my day
dreams.
10 DC cont:aue4.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-08
The REroKr COURTEOUS. The CALI

THE REToHr COURTEOUS The Call.
.opolis (0bio) Journal PITCHES into its
contemporary, the. Dispatch with which
it Is having g controversy, III the follow
ing rather plain manner
In the last number Of that paper be
charges that we played draw poker in
the back room Of a wl1iskey .op.~-We
should Ike to know what kind Of 2ohe,'
he played on a certain occasion, in Law
renee comfy, when be found it necessary
10 adopt the name Of Smith and call N.Y.
On a friend to swear toit. IN order to es~
cape the consequences Of a vile and Sc
ductive plot to encompass the ruin OF q
certain person. And We should also be
pleased to know where lie poEed himself
on certai:4 occasion when the Virginia
officers were in persuit of hog thie0es.
- Well we like courtesy, but then, in
this instance, some persons might suggest
that it IS carried little. too far to BIZ
pleasing. .-...-:. d
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-08
10 Dc contsaae4.

Coon JOKE ON A WIDovER.-!A
waggisE, correspondent tells the follow.
! ing, and goueIles for its ruth. It is tue
best joke we have heard lately y: Il ap-
pears tha. widower in this town, of 4
somewhat gallant disposition, has been
accustomed to visit the residence Of a
widow W neither TO sec tho aisl,abie
wi'ow hers<!f, or. Der daughters, onr
iuis rlnaut dill not know. Ore evening
he found The family party hard at work
on some garments Of cloth: Tie girls
were sewing, aud the widow vas pressing
the seams. The widower hung up his
ha1,as usual, aad took bis seat by the
ire, just at that moment it happened
widow had done with EIis iI1ressing-iron.
(vuI 90, 3 tailor's goose.) She sat 1t dowi'
Oh the hearth aud called to her negro
man i'll a !oul voice, .dake, Jake, come
and take out this goose
The widow started up with astonishment,
not knowing wLa! 10 make of this abrupt
order. Jake do you hear ne T. again
exclaimed the widow. Il beg yonr
poFsIon, Mrs, ,--,' said the widower,
with visible agitation, 'but pray dop'a
call Jake-if you wish me to leave your
house, will go at once, and without
the Interference Of sevratns..'' The ladies
roared with laughter, and it took soune
moments TO explain to the ebagrlned
widower his mistake. fIe has Not been
known to visit the widow since that mem
orahle evening. ...
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-08

WHAT I HAVE NEVER KyoWH.-~I
have never known poor man 10 obtain
II premium at q fair, where there was. ;
rich man to compete with him.
I have never known naturally dis
honest man to become moral honest by
becoming church member. .s&@
/ have never known d minister Of the
gospel to be- caNed from q higher to
lower salary. ~-<.. 81. s #
| have never known poor mat, res
pected because be was poor.
I have never known merchant 10
continue bis conversation. with a poor
man when a rich one entered his store,
have never known q white headed,
hairy .fsoed office hunter to be conversant
with a poor man after an election.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-08
Lies two Dreams .
II And il was not all a drealn.''

.5aE%2G u And II was not all q tEsaHit
We vers sitting, uay friend viii, and
@I..before the open window that looked
ont upon the shaded side of our 1'tt's
cottage al Pass Christian, aud IS tl'7
an wen. slowly down beyond tie blue
,;,a af fnrsst il tite west. our couFsSsa-
ton, which had swept avery topic "'t''i"
IL n,ashes, became more eiilerlai and the
eEu.,,n; CONTAINS OF se!t-love, aud poetry.
mingled With the hazy, curjieg smoke
Of Wills HaYanna.
Rue WIS Il splendid fsIiow-oue Of
those ubiquitous Individuals hvho seom
s bora to please, and our cosom@n 10! bad
been 10 be much thrown together, until
- orr secrets were thrown care lessiy into
each otEsE's apprecIat!ve car as comnon
property. was not the o1'ty one that
shared the affections of my blend, for
Y lie had #passel the Ra5'cou that sepa!-
y.es glorious tachaIu5dosn froIf er;no!Ine,
III and |. Mrs. Will, cn2botjyin'r: rs many
aswesE gFaces as we'll could oe| beslt we'd
'1poh tsoDsaI', WAS expected upon tie
lltoriew's packet.
biy fritlll anl had taken ::'rai|, RS it
W4re, al the sasse pefu.i, il, ssArcii of
wife. Success AaI cry'.:.H.geIl bis eti"rts,
atsa1as poor ms. -" faint heart noer
son FIR lu>Iy,f and my fir gEe never
dreamed That al untold wealth. ct love
Vas wasting its fragrance simply because
=itlo le1stsy. sas Eoo modest, lod unoJtru-
siva 70 even follow up lis a>quaintaacs
with Tie object Of his attrac: ion. We
had met, as the old story rt{os, unprt
nedltaled. ut the home Of fniatal friend |
upon. oneof those common occasions, |
when many Of botli sexes Ines 10 con-
zAgralu|ats interested parties Munich cake
-taltls ke love, sonsstinsb. anl then
seperale, many perhaps to meet nc more
with the happy lilte circle they had so
lately formed a component Iiuk. The
snowy envelopes Of The happy f;5ir ones
C 'asFeF hands were as TN %cquailted
With spot o. tan Of coulatnll latinn sun
aigestit, Is = humble, unobtru4iye | with
sAe gay throng that night as% %enble1.
there were wanting tEaos valuable
ubiquitous personages usually attendant
upon such festive occasions, who seem
happy only when making others feel
easyzand- acquainted --~ /.
Bnt you have told me thd 1t self-same
tale oser and over again, wi tt. all the
5yaf'aEions, 2 Interrupted my 4 1Fiend Will,
VIZ : somewhat rueFut expreb bsion, "let's
.|.'ae tak q something else-Iet' aee i! my
vale, ttor iinslaDca!''s -
No mot all the variations. for there
sfs afe new ideas linked to this avep;Dg,s
confession, and win, you must b. natient
aaaef she iaaiction, or YOU may mayer
]: .4a's another chance TO hear tla bgrtIlen !
oI. ny story !,
ao on, sden," he pettish1y exclaim-
!, lighting another cigar, aud at the
,a'ae s''ae Wishing that would initiate
g, g example and push matters until I
-: ssnss stood secure, Or had tho founda.
30 shocked from under ne, ii is that
sane old tale Of patient love. You
80, go, 'ola c't your love, let conceaInent
8 ~ 'hs ro'n s, is in the bu>4 yet.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-08
NO. 10.

completely drowned by the discharges
from the Lungs Of the ass. tt was also
sobservetl that this man {tl,e master OF
ordnance) was the last to leave the IN
mediate neigll lbosebood Of the jack ,vIsich
be did in Il very precipitate and esnsozk-
dierLi1e manner. -. -
The ass finding his tail firmly ted
down, made one mighty effort; pt1szzon Il
full lea Of steam collapsed Il flue;; and
a dreadful explosion took place. s.,
soon as order couIti be res stored, aud tla
matter investigated, the damages were
ascertained to be as follows :, + j.
Killed, ---~,- One Small Jacksss,
Wounded, ----- Que Oak slun1p.
Missing, --~ The Master Of Odrnaee.
1t has since bean suspected, that,
moved by petty JEALOUSY, the aforesaid
master Of ordinance secretly placed under
the jack four or five blank eartrids dsxes.
with slow match attached. Whether
this was actually the case, or, If it wac,
whether Tie ass was worth the powder,
are both matters 10 be investigated.
One thing. however, is cr Tta'p, nothing
has been sipce1found apperl#inivg 10 the
jack, but the tale-which IS hereby pro-
duced in evidence Of the truth Of the
whole matter, and the
MORAL
Never bet on an election, even when
you are sure Of winning.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-08

Famine IN iAELAsD,~-A 4 Belfast
paper which deVetes much attention to
agricultural matters, learns with. satisfac-
ton that the ax,crt Of eoj| turned up bytha
pIaw in the portE, Of Ireland this seaaon
exceeds by 1. large figure that Of any year
since the famine, Southwark the reports
are equally gratifying ; but there is a
drawbacIs upon The prospects--a serious
fall in tie prices of almost everything
which tie farmer sup lies.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-08
A rotary brick ,D,.13ta.ipe. from rude or

A rotary bFlck lna.1l7..E0F: 7F07H FHda oE
untempered clay has been invented BY
Il Mr.. Wagner, Of Ptansy 7atia: Is
novelty consists il the fact that there
are no moulds, the machine consisting
simply Of two notcLed Wheals rsvolving
towards each other, each Of thess notches
representing the shaft Of half brick.
The inventor claims that, WITH his ma
chine he can Manufacture one hundred
thousand bricks per day, aud that Che
pricks need no driving, bnt may be trans.
fsrsed Immediately from the machine TO
til 9 kill, for burning.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-08

An unworthy sou of Crlspin, wishing
to ruin the property Of an opposition
shop, resorted to the untradesnlan-'ike
falsehood Of circulating a repart that his
rival was boot-maker 10 the Metropolitan
poIice,-punch.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-08


\ " "B'uoY's APOLOGY They had
a ball down ty Wayarfy tbs other night,
s. *hch brought out some remarkable ex-
press:ons. Among other hanepirations,
the following instance Of a cool apology
took place. Bill z. is known alt over
town, and Bill was& al this ball in his
glory, and the whisky was pleuty and
paIatab|e. The evening passed off rap
idly, and Bill had, at about ten o'clock,
become very happy. Stopping up@to Il
young lady, requested the pleasure
Of tIauciag with her. She replied, she
was engaged.
" WeIl"' said Bill; /" ara you engaged
for the next set ~ u.
She said Sue was. .,~a agsss
Can dance with you the next,
thens' ~E@. 49,. @'~@
Il an engaged f3r that, also
" Can l dance with yon tonight ="
No, sir" with sone hesitaucy.....
eco to blazest" said Bill, highly IN
dignant, and turned On his heel. ,.-.ss.@yz ..s
After a few moments, Bill is accosted
by the brother Of the young lady, and
charged with having iusuted his sister.
Bill denies, but PROCESSES himself willing
to apologize, i he has done wrong, and
accordingly stet ed u to the young lady.
vheu tho following onv=rsatioa ensuea p:
" Miss l., Understand ! hava iasutsd
you ..-.@z ....-
You have, sir r. ....s
j" What did I say, Miss L Z"
ttYou told me to 60 10 blazas ~ ss>~
..- ".WeIl," laid Bill, :. / have come 10
tell YOU That you needn't 90 i"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-08

The young fellow whose girl told him
she didn't want him any longer, wears a
ffty-six pound weight in bis hat to pre-
vent him from growing longer. 80
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-08

Why is love like q canal boat 7
cause ii is an internal transport
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-08

Never bet on An election, even whe
you are sure Of winning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-07

a UcTioN EOTICE.-H. WILSON. AUCTIONEER -
sseaSsnperior custom made rosewood and
three MAGNIFICENT suits solid rosewood parior furniture
aad
elegant on paintings rich carpets large and extensive
NE most kind elegant ehss ware and dinner
and
me trade called to the large and extensive csts
deeorson &c &C. be sold At public sacson he high
keS being The Of the aSoHs I'VE story
close The estate CsosIss ready By O'Clock morning of
sHs wnsn the whole can be
solid suits covered In maroon blue and gold and
Gothic Turkish easy chairs moqust and satin bro
ssds a soS and arm sas
ave secretary book lined with six and s.n
t.sss v, marble three costly WIN
owner ladies' rosewood workabss q day bronze and ormu
ed window curtains and corncss large and
French ,lSsrsghs psss: Al he forming
seven slsgsn, anshsS all rSsn iaad plate
aS
satin with an elegant and costly embroidered cover:
solid $50 amer
CLOTH together with ali Inc ruby crystal glass ware
wines, champagncs, umblers, goblets and decsners
match rich china tea and dinner costly silver tea
and dinner service nch ssvers cake baskets cot
cutlery, marble pitchers &c.
Chambers-Costy solid rosewood and mahogany bed
seads stauary marble top bureaus washstands and
modes g match over twenty hair mattresses from 40
90 pounds made to order and in excellent condition ingram
carpets bedroom mirrors clocks toilet tables towel racks
toilet sets of cloths stair carpets and rods mahogany cush
toned chairs rockers sofas lounges couch beds hall stands
sortmen of basement utensils &c &c with which the sale
will The sale of the above rendered
absolutely necefsary and will positively take place without
regard to weather responsible person will be in aend
and ship the articles out of the city at
reasonable charge Deposits satisfactory to the auconeer
will be required from all purchasers Terms cash. and
bsnkable in this city will be received in payment of
bills.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-07
sEGARs.

TIVE SMOKE CAUSED ny THE FINANCIAL PANIC
has not ell disappeared "a have sin mans Invoices on
seras hand hei be closed sod Al panic
pr{ces wholesale cash purchasers nvsed srsmine
tny stock .. CUEEBS. II BroadwSy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-07

LFRED BRAGG AUCTIONEER-A BRAGG CO
a VIII sell at auction on Tuesday, February g. AT Iols
O'Clock NJ nj their store 20 Cortlandt street zoo cases
mems womens misses and chidrens boots shoes brogaus
highest bidder. :" W '' w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-07
TURNrTURE.

lectpnsbte accommodations for sieNng IN psrsors 10
furnished BY PfsIhrrONs secreury bedsiesis Sold
vsocss,e retail and b. isstslmsns ~ 81 White a~si Nev
Voxk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-07

A BSOLUTE sALE-TO CLOSE AN ESTATE-OF THE
a splendid Partisan made furniture the residence,
No ll6 West Fifteenth street. Seventh avenue,
Monday consisting of Of the best and
richest made household furniture offered auction this
regard the weather the house be
Catalogues be bad ut the house at socock the
PariorsSevers splendid oil paintings in rich gold frames
tapestry Brussels carpet richly nsd with pearl pa
nofo solid pearl keys warranted by the makers years.
solid ssuary marble rosewood centre side and sofa tables
marble top eegerss lined with satin wood with marble top
mirror doors and backs gold frame pier glass with satusry
console reception chairs rosewood corner stands Turkish
chairs covered with French moque two very heavily
carved solid rosewood paro suits covered with royal Grim
and satin brocade made TO order and In perfect
condition. rosewood piano stool and cover splendid Dresden
china with rich paintings ChnS bronze and
ormou clock cost slOO runs sixty days Paan spoon, &c
Dining ronm-one solid oak extension table II feet long;
walnut marble top buffet tapestry carpet rosewood
bookcase chairs sofa and breakfast
sets with gold bands French china plates ivory hsndeabe
cutlery silver plated cut glass tumblers and cbrm
pAgnes silver plated casters and liquor SETS together with
large variety of table
Chambers have solid rosewood and walnut bsdsesds 10
hair mattresses spring mahogany sofs beds and
SOFIA rockers spring seat chairs man,e vases eight day
clocks ingram and Brussels carpeing marble top solid
wood dressing bureaus aud washsands toilet sets bos
ers and pillows feather beds DC person will
be at the sse to pack and ship desired An early atten
dance desired the furniture be
Of sale. T. LEEDS aucloneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-07
A uCrIOs SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FIRM

UCTIOk SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNI
"A ureA. NJ. CRfSf AiAk. auctioneer VIII sell on Mon
day, Feb al l0 oc,ck The entire furniture contained in
house No 81 Seventh avenue. between Fourteenth and Fiji
eenth streets consisting In part OF mahogany and rosewood
chairs, lounges marble washsands and
tables French plate mirrors and looking glasses oil paintings
and engravng nne Brussels and rugs oclohs hat
stands elegant extension dining table ingram csrpengs
couches &c bedrooms containing mahogany and rosewood
bureaus wardrobes French bedseads, lookn gglssses
tables bedseads mahogsny chairs Wristbands cham
Der sets carpets dc rocking and chairs beds and bed
ding kitchen utensils together with number Of other
articles too mention. The above sale Is well
worthy tho attention Of the trade every article viii be sold
without
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-07

THIRTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT
l. Life Insurance Company.
Amount Of assets, january l, 1857 80.
Amount of premiums received during
the year ending January l, 1853. 49,.
Amount Of interest received and &C
crued during the year ending Jan. 1.
1903. ........s........
Amount of endowment account receiv-
cd same time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-07
ANyUSE 1IENTA

NlBLO'S Garden.
IN DAN RiCES
GREAT SHOW
closes mott positively saturday 18Th srranseeas>as
have been mac by the agents Tor opening
WEIGHS NATIONAL THEATRE
philadelphia thursday We 18th Therefore lovers
OF the classic avail them selves OF the
FEW REMAINING OPPORTUNITIES
for seeing this -
Monday evening FEB. 8, will be offered
DAN KICE'S DREAM or CbIVALkH,
: 100 MEN AND HORSES WILL APPEAL
. ExJEfssiOK
will achieve his miracles and All the
ANIMALS WILL PERFORM
On Wednesday after noon-The exravaganza Of the
PONY RACES.
On Friday-Comp limentary benefit to
DAN RICE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-07

A UCIIoS NOTICE.-CRoCKERY, GLASS AND CHINA
IA j. s. H. BARTLETT auctioneer, will sell, Tues
day Feb O. 10 O'clock 2sl Pearl street. all kinds o.
white and cut and pressed glass
china britannia &C. Also The ock Of dealer declining
business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-07
ANTHOLOGY.

ASTROL<DGY.
In SPRING sTREM. LAIRvOyANCE-MR sEy.
IU MOUR the most successful metcs and business clair
voyant In America Consultatns sickness ABB
sent friends lost property &c, and satisfaction pay
Gray hair restored 20 is original color without fail
MADEMO1sFIdE MARoUFRIrx bANAR0UEx WILL.
Ivi receipt Of . IN continue 70
give true picture Of past present snd failure events also
daRuerreotype Of sre wife husband BY enclosing
Of writing lock n hair. Address with return
stamp Mad lie ma guerte Ia broadway Posi- ofice
fewYofk.
W ness tp as,roogy hove sad s~ matters she feeh ccnt
dent that shs has equal ladies 10 cents sentemen VI
Residence No s,yve-snt between sshth end Ninth
streets and Secondhand third Avenues
MADAME LArAfR, JUST ARRIVED. A MOST LEARN.
M cd astrooRst-By send ng the day month and year %
your birth she VIII wrie ,he nre events Of past and
future life One dollar Cor written nstvity She most
rase Law suits stolen propery sRsen friend. md .icnes
&C Ladies' Is 6er'leren 70 cents, al her once tJ7
Csnsi street. up stars,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-07
THE TALENT

OF the mos erninen, European artists IL enpioved In
illustrating the new edition Of that prscncs mcesi wosx
Human Fralty Physiological Researchee Jns - W.
from the II describes the causes and euec OF al he
eases OF dec-e aature corsius copons ns,rucuons f
me- perfect restoration Who prevented ~ tmpeS
ments from entering into the msrrisge saie also proc
and t newly constructed microscope, wrs
powerful pnses Price cents Sent free OF postage g any
nart ~ TIE country This Invaluable WORK be Obtained
- wen the Trei.usr from Dr BARROW No ISL Prince
stye ct few doors Broadway New York sso fr
q N nne Rrosdesy New YORK W " Page Boston -
her fhilsdelrAis snls s Ha-sc ge.l *,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-07

WANTED-A LOAN OF $500 TO PUT IN FIRST
w class boarding house, In desirable part OF the
city Good security viii be given for the money and lbe'
raj allowance made board family would be preferred.
Rest OF reference required and given Address j. Brown
Madison Post Office, with and place OF rest
dence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-07

IMPORTANT 10 yxNALss.-DlsEAsss OF !EnAIMs
excipe veiy treated by D~ DUBOIS Remedies fo female
arrangements from 81 70 o. Relief guaranteed IN All sses
Consaltsns and s,ters sristy confidential Psiisn from
aietsace provided vth board and exc usive ssoo
once I'D west Fineenth street View YOrE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-07

BOARDING AND LODGING.

| PhiNArE BOARD WANTED-FOR A GENTLEMAN,
- hoy wo airs snd kalf oh and in strictly pri
M ismi5 where the comforts Of home be enjoyed
| Post Office. 49, ~ - " = n =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-07

UCTIoNEERs--TLOYD 4 WARREN, NO CLIN
"A ton Hall, Aston place, and Eighth street, Broad
way will give their personal attention sales of household
residences OF families breaking up housekeep
ing and 10 out door sales generally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-07

DEMOyAb-NEw LONDON AM NORWICH PRO:
~ peer line removed from pier No IL North river %
pier No Is foot OF Corandt street Propelers Quueboug
nece,ur and Sheiucket together with steamers Connecticut
and Worcester, form adaiy passenger and freight line
Meeting with the New London Wllmsntic sud Palmer aud
Norwich and Worcester railroads For passage, freight or
other information inquire Of " s. MARTIN Agent office
foo, OF COrtlandt street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-07

cAbfH PASSAGE.
From New York and Philadelphia, SIS From Liverpool,
guneas II guinea and 10 guineas according TO the
mediation In the state all having the privilege in
he saloon Including stewards fees-
Tifu Class limited number of third casa
passengers viii be taken foand much provisions
required From Philadelphia and New York So FROM
Liverpool. Is
These constructed with improved water tight
,ompArmen Each vessel carries experienced
and every attention paid TO the comfort and accommodation OF
passengers. Drafts Liverpool from 81 upwards For
height PASSAGE apply at the onhoe OF the company
JOHN a. DALE, 10 Broadway, New York Agent
WIN. INMAE, and Is Tower Buildings, Liverpool Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-07

THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS or COMPANY a..
jackson Rides are requested 70 meet At their dr
Eagle Hail. 81 Chrsty and Delaney streets sun
day. February at twelve O'Clock pay the las tribute %
worthy and esteemed fellow citizen soldier
THOMAS CoLUMB, Cspusin
ERsrsr wkpyxIsp, Orderly Sergeant