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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-02

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ie'ursl Bic 'li,ias London yaeo for IS o0o
That smouti las Jast been pad over 70 be
fanly
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n husinrs' n ~ 'sn ffm An refsas inssts.
=, y 90 ''if aar'u = smi'h MHisf. are fsspss =.
fuiiv fcsaesfsf o. ssais fssthssu
20 " isae SMITH a AiLLER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-02

rf-Ths Yu-ssst aug -uge-s wsytom.is
sye eater i' - year soss sgssast lss,
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-02

bFAb editor doau east bas ilsaltsL he
shVis isIaa.a s,t 20 - ID. tAat ths ls5iss
usaf f1f' iraty . l-gUsy 8f,us iDst, h.v.sg
nstat.t w. "a b,,ag .,4ssEsJ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-02
BUSINESS CARDS
To Wholesale Buyers.
PAPER HANGINGS.
huWELL 4 BROTHERS.

'~iMokE ST, ospo.,rE H.,ox-
BALTIMORE. MD.
"A m.,n nov IN reeeip' of their Spring ssor,.
PAPER.HANGINGs
To w,;,. AND BORDERS.
invited, eis and others l.
me '"k embrace, all the Newe,, s,v,.. l.
snn anu axn priced in such variety as 20 iofs,i
WHOLESALE DEALERS
!hr stock. ~0- etanllSc
Also. those wanting "a ~, ,or ,,-,, ,-.,.
requested 10 call a, We are the l,rrs., 1890 sc
,ne eiiy. aud employ the bes, vorkmen 10 m, M
,,,, AI'"selher Presenting iaducements To Cos.
'onets, superior 10 any other house
oTuers Promptly attended To-
Ap:tI - lSSS--Iv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-02

Life Insurance.
PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Capital $75O,OOO.
CHARTER PERPETUAL
All the ProhIs divided amongst the policy hold
ny In the City ot State.
DANIEL L. MILLER, President
SAMUEL STOKES, Vice President
JOHN W!HORNER, Secretary
Premiums may be paid annually, semiannual.
ly OF quarterly.
Persons who nov insure will partakc OF a fall
years dividend on the LIST Of January peIt
feTsons may insure their own lives and crsti.
tors the lives Of debtors
Descriptive Pamphlets Blank Fnrm, and rye
~ infoTmslion on the subject of Mutual Life In.
.granee. furnished on application to The Agent
Without charge, personally OF by mail.
LOSSES IN VIRGINIA PAID.
Tho.. Hammond, NJ. d. shepherds,own. ss OO0
Mr. Thoma. X. H'eks Warren county 5000
Rev John T Hsrgrsve, shepherdstozn, 1000
Barton Campbell, E.9, Martin.burg, 5000
W. n. n. Gardner Richnond 5ooo
Willis B. Dale, Por,smuuth. 2 900
Alexander Campbell, Bethany, 1000
MEDICAL EXAMINERS.
g Mason, -. q. John A. SuaiIh, " n.
@Ths Agent will give hi. yrpapt oi,eui,su and
Te' ~HaI ssJyrinOa TO all risks rAeasr,y and arIr
eney requested 80 10 do.
Application To be made to J. r. BRows ESQ
POstmAsisr, ChaTleslown, or TO the agent th,oush
The Post Office, Cbsrlesiown.
p. w. HERBERT, Agent.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-02

EYLssgs youf grievances - Nsrssfb f.i
is'srs Bsrrss-f f-fts'ss vs-s' 90 h,s ss.. och.
isr 80 to nfLsn ~ Aa uls viI fej.rs
atsaffirg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-02
a DECEIVED rRinurs.

4, u indeed eneouug,as ~ Ssou ths,
editors aud printer. Is ocoa.iobslly Atprs.
eiatei she following i' ~ extract from lhs
rspori ofibs COMMITTEE On Printing ofihs
Legislature oi N,fo0nah
I'VE are not aware tbsi printers snd news
paper Itoyutt0fs ai6 class ofs1 littis uso
IN naeonman,iy a OF - destructive ofits in,sr
esis, - n D. sutI'lsd 70 bat hsIf coufstsa
ton ~ The lahor ani services they perform.
Bn youT committee DO believe that NJ slass
of men perform more Rfa'uilous services
fof all general and incAl Interests, o. are
more actively Or effectively Engaged Ia a.,
seminatibg inf5fnsii,h, making kn0vn tbs
resources a tbs country shd ineiiihg 70 -
tiSn The shsfgie' ofouT people than ths pSin
isrs, proIristor' ani t4iiof' of ssvspspsr, o
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-02

rYAfAH.s us.s sfsf,r Nssss ta,-.t, sss
BE- pTsisfrd mss,ng gsf.s o.. lsYfG usm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-02

et-A hfe - lsBuFt sd lie of lsri1sss
az tu0 dlasrsni thmgs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-02
4. P. SHERWOOD'S HOTEL,
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN,

II vou vprt 70 ~ veil attended o. and feel
i Ike You we're sth0ne can tl the above ilJ-
tel, Which raunot h- sueelicf.
Arrti - f--4--fv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-02
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,
DR.. Johnston.

TNilE FOUNDER oFrHIs CEI.EHRarrn
ipsiituiou Offers the mos, Cer,aia sneedy
ana oaIy snset1si remedy - the void for
SECRET Disr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-02
DENTAL NOTICE.

hN fklhCk has femgvrt his Cihre over
- q y B-'ier ACSs DrHr Store. Fsmuics
VII - waitri 20 81 ihsir frsiiencs 80 hsfciofBfs
" thrv desire o.
Oetobef - 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-02

African Guauo.
"A SUPPLY % this vsllat r sFuIyfr iosi r..
II csivct ard f1fsa.e ~ FOWLE 8 CO.
Aiefandris W Aususi 81
- MfTuFiELD LINZ frea.s ~
- kEARsLEY, StiEERER a CO.
Juu~ 10. -
UfcE snf CANDLES. 80 .sir D..
~ luas W -. TuOJ RAWLlN3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31
WALLACK's THEATRE.
w LAST FIVE NIGHTS
JESSIE BROWN.

WALLACK's Tn.ATRs
w LAST FIVE NIGHTS
JESSIE BROWN.
miss AGNES sI n 81
1 episode u 'fsIsss' .sa 5 II written
'h' author sfcoSE 9ME IN Ills THEATRE
Il n ' sss sRI .Ra comic fairy drama e.
which WIN be performed AFTER he drama and in which ~
S he. nj hs osns LARK
an Hour or two Y.i a. tho
Mis-. Mary Cannon M Davenport Mr. slosn Mrs.. Aus..
''' THis AND EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK.
the new and original d ass%s IN 'STss se~,
Or TuE REIisy LUCKNOW,
Written By Dsn 81: s sS9r e A'' A
The Sssf Hlos1 :t' ''a sS;ys.o.
Hsn%si ' Mce ice Opt in the 7s Hs.ader N NJ iss
deorae Medresor' ha brother Ensign u the so
ElSsp Z a ksssp
Hs6;Hdss I; a. ,hs 81 Ss s, sHs'%sa
soubadars sepoys andoos Fer'ahes and
charue and Eac her chdrcn Master and Mas assvss
Jessie Brown. her servant ..... aiss Agnes Roberts,
Xcr I-PrAon
Scene 1.-The BsSgs. or country Soass Of Mrs osmsess
Home n til: Spy Of the Mem. sahi
CLEAN OF warThe project OF Eaah Of Bthoor suprse
The Bungaio.
Exterior Of the Bungalo by night Ishsrwood
Cassidy dscoveryesse and Georde-Ihe hearts reproof
Scene s-Mrs Campbell chamber the
View Of Lucknow by nghThe fort and the ooontoc
The night OF the outbreskThs Of AmyRandas
mise The Mctregor has gien his word; bel ts
up-The sudden appearance OF the NenA Sahb-lhs ~
tack Of the Hindoos, under kena Sahb the Bungae
The attempt 10 blow up the bridge-Ihe signal guns from
Lucknow.
Act ia and hall within Hndoo temple In Luck-
now-The prsoners-The of CawnporeThe diva
the NeDaIs attempt TO make Georde oouuse, hs broheg
Rancal surrenderIha welcome visitors from the inesnk
regioDThe mine and dark road Of escape
prisoners The cruelty % the nens defence of revolt
The letter Gaec-The vengeance Of the NenaA Hndoo
Guy Fawkes-Ihc by the m.ne-1he Agrai OF tA8
clock of the nosqueA chnets doom.
Act III-Tpe kesdency-The Redan-The fort FL ming The
outpost work OF the ResiaencyDswn Of day-Duapt view
Tabieau-fhe bpseged-fhe last rnuon-No hope OF relief
Jessie Ia dsressThe attack and the repulsefhe Last hope
gone1he of the 10 be killed rather than fall
the hands of the sepoysThe terri Die recollecoa u
CawnporeThe desperate alternstyeSucide before dis
honorThe enemy epproachTbs terrible defence Of the
children from the hands of the bsrbersns-Jes
sizes dresm"Ese Pm dreamin' Us the siogan o. lbs
Highlands; help hep bepi at last THE incredulHy o.
the men-fbe approach Of the oe"fo the
10 the gunsAnoher hour and all ssyedf-Tte dis
snt pibroch az the 18Th Hghanders heard-"rhe Camp
bells cou,ngHayelock forces his into the caiy
'shoud aud acquaintance be forgorhe column Of tho
Hghsrd infantry carries the Redan and IT. brave
defenders. - - - -
with which this intensely Interesting and exciting drama
has called and thrice each night amdA
uup xrlte f new
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31
HAI.IRa AT AUOTHUa.

ENDWARD SCHKNCK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IA sale OF the dne large four story and sub cellar brick
carpenters shop Nos and SO West Eighteenth street %
ECHENCK Will sell at auction this day, March 5st' \,
IL A. M the PREMISES the above valuable pronory ~
consists n Of horse power @nnoong and norcans nae
chimes circular and oil tine planning machine ena
variety If small tools adapted 70 the business also
the stock OF fine pre and black walnut lumber and aree
quantity timber building purposes; also quantity on
new aso horses wagons harness. DC also tbs
from LIST OF May next OF the LOTS % fees 'front.'
ed brick front building. and be easily convsred INTO
dwellings For further particulars apply .ne once o. ne
sueNonesrs IS Nassau street. or on the PREMISES 70 H. u
Ean
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31


hIBiO'S oAkD.r.-wEDNESDAY MkgftH 81 1853
IN Fsvwen engegenent OF hose ompsrable artists
GABRIEL KaHEL,
ANtoIsE RAvEL.
JEROME RAVEN
previous 10 their final retirement from tha stage.
MARIETTA ZASFRETrA, YuUn0 AMERICA.
The very laughabe comic ballet pantomime
EICODFMDS
Nicodemus. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1abrei aaya
EVOLUTICNs ON THE TIGHT ROPE
Marietta Zanfrettx In Pss 0rno,asx
Second appearance OF Young Amaiica
BLANCA THE MAGIC SWORD.
Blanca .......... Antoine Rrocolo ....... .ysrouHS
Doors nj 6k commenc NJ X O'Clock.
Tickets 10 cents; Upper ~ cents; Children oenAs
SPECIAL EOTIcY.-1he hppe /, be
their numerous correspondents relative 70 some
GRAND FAREWELL JUVENILE AfTERN DON PEE
FORMANCES BY THE RAyEL BR0FHERs,
In few days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31
~ WELLS NICHOLS, AUCTIONEER,
U. EZRA LUDLOW, Jh. co.
WIN hold their

Harness, &c,
On WednesAy March 81 IL O'Clock at their sale
rooms "a rs and ~ Pine street. and otter great variety OF
styles, among which will be found
One elegant light seated rocksway for four
Four eegsn sliding seat top bugges for two or four
One Jaggers or road wagon. made by Jsggers Day.
One elegant light wagon, msde by Jaggers a Day.
folding seat light wagon, made by Jaggers Day for
two four persons.
One large depot wagon or carryall.
One elegant vanished wheel light wagon
-Four tasteful Light skeleton troters
-Four elegant drop seat buggies with tops.
Also elegant cabriole with dickey SEAL made by Lau
renee, but very little used and IN perfect order.
Also fifty sets single and double harness In black and
Of various Styles together with saddles brides martin
gales, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

T MOST ES sAS sSFHSs sSESHsa a.. ne
heard or seen In American theatre.
wrpsrspAY EyEsIsc, MAncn 81, 1864
The 0'A" a es s E fSi' ssiSE
ssi ~ rses spriiss sad Evs. who ike .Se pssa.o
dancers Of GeImsny dess. 70 snsp traveller. ,a' er
log hs power Of transferring The spiri, they osen in s.
and aee. s,s sen MOVING IN S fo9sss pa
Ss a'S sss ss pAS s q n sy rSs . heir sc1 s
SYLVIA, the Statue Bride. r i....Mrss LAURA KKExR
Scene lInteror Of Collins Corase-Awful cios
sGsns 10 so@sRena.rvou. de Is ch...erb
and lforty-Isineaase cass Of premature sscd ap.'
Scene s-ha sff fair ys sIf you'd see,
f Saa al SIanSs e %as nas1 %si
he d Wood mphTSs linden he wl.hsx
we-Queen OF the Elves 10 crystal fountAin-Annaas
d.saysnisge possessing ss.Siy without mlnSSrhs ice.
magic roses.
i-cr,nd saloon and Soudclr-rhe toilet Of beauty
The ian, tho train the feahsnTbe great relation and ID
seeue 2rfe mer's vino cellar Victim Of fatal cwo~iis
-womsn's Fascination and msn's infstuslon.
rsra css%pers s p an Jepa
sovienne ansdres.Ibs statue having ie bat during o
scene "a praou-Ths romantic tailor who is chains
Scene hail q -.sassrhs return Of DAY rc.or-, he
sn s % a Rn 5srn dss 81
change and fairy bower-Marnfcent tableau.
To conclude with Hucksones drama IN three acts casf
TIiE GREEN BUSHES
Conner....Mr ". y DAILY Murtogh. Mr.. Martin
Grinnfdge. Jefferson Old Drnnes Mr. Bnrnrsa
Jack Gong Mr. Peters Geraldine. Miss VIC. Howard
M ws% s1s aarr o 'ne Miss Laura Kscos
ACT I--Ireland on the Galway coast, I7ls.
Scene IAN Irish fsr''rsre owns, who'll tread
tail nv with your slckr-Burrab
broken; eight away boysi fsre owps'-A foul blow
That's H. my jewe-Blood ard bsyesi hurroo-A besuurd
scrnmsRs
3-rhe boys and girls celebrate Eveleens brthtay
Three cheers and Cor uck-lnwecome visitcrs
Desperate struggle for iiberty--Eiei'ing tableau.
ACT 1.-the Valley Of the Mississippt, l7f.
Scene l. Inferior ~ Jog cabinAiami The fair HuntrcsS
the Mississippi hisns struggle between love snd eA-
lousy-An Indian never forsves an injury.
Scene 1-MosquOs agsers wild bears and kufsO~s nr4
the kind Of company that Messrs grinniiEe Gong Affect
Toe and heel exercise BY Grinnicge and figerail
scene THE arrow Of misery the Indians heart
-aami terrible revenge.
Scene 5anhs Of the Mssssp pi BY sunsetRiver Of my
ACT II-rhe Hl OF howth and Dublin City, t7ts
Little Eyeiecn meets with protector
Scene 2-Green Bushes sgsn"whsn thieves fall out boa
eat get their due
Scene aauee, in nuella-Seliy's search for her nus
chsrRe-The power 81 song
t-Meeung Of old frispds-rinnisge relates his
perience-'1 believe you. my boy
Scene 5-Msdame ~ ALBERT and her protsRe-Gree0
Buihes asan--A happy meeInr-Mother and child again
united have lived bu for hs hour; my ner, hope W
die"-A broken heart
Doors open Al I: 70 commence q, * precisely.
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sIIIPprNe.

Eol SAVANNAH AND FLoRIDA.-rHE STEAMSHIP
II ALABAMA. Capt. q. R. schenck will leave on Wed
needsy, March ~ At o'clock r. NJ fom pier No North
age sppyto sANUFI T.. MTG H1tL SON, u Bros6wsr.
Sc-ers for ror's roruec, With he shove leaving Ssvan
- ever nosiAy, Meaaesopy asa spdNs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

r ARGE, POSITIVE AND PEREMPT0Ry SALE OF
splendid parlor and chamber furniture; rosewood piano
maid with pearl splendid instrument, fully
ren,ed; oning room extension table cutlery, 3c,h
LEEDS. will sell Thursday, April !, nj the
ii6 West Fifteenth street OF Fh In
part sfoows;spendd pearl nlsd panoforte full seven
octave fully suits of richly carved paror fur
niure covered nh satin brocade pieces each carved ross
side and sofa tables; rosewood mar
bic top eegeres with mirror doors and bacs do corner
eegeres library bookcase pier and oval mirrors
reception Turkish chairs, oil paintings Brussels
Competing sce curtains rich painted shades maniel vases
and ornaments sc.
Chamber Furniture.
Heavily carved rosewood FNzabethau ard Gothic bed
curled hair and spring mattresses holsters
pillows toilet sets manel clocks mirrors shades &c. also
solid wood marble dressing bureaus, with
rors marble top Wristbands aud Brussels carpets
rocking and chairs spring seat chairs and general
assortment OF chamber furniture.
Duing Room.
solid extension table, walnut dining table French china
tea set table cutlery silver plated such spoons
forks ladies' dinner and tea plates Sc also
seat chairs carpets, hail hat stand, &c.
Catalogues A. salt. which viii be wihon, regard 70 me
weather ocpos required. Carmen will be In attend
pack ship ii necessary. House to let Possession
INN dately.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31
DAyIEL s. HoU9H, AucrIossER

49, : uOT-oU sT-1.rroNErp
DArlhL , hv,ur *, pnao $3.50. .,, -
- hSske So ~ 80 .c ,n's =, SUI 49, ~
contained in The large Eve story private residence No Gin
place, in kehh street between broadway aud unver
siy place, 10 morrow. Thursday, April al los NJ
cscly The following IL only partial description of the
goods contained IN the Rouse, VIZ, ..,- .-,, -
Dining ruoms-Saryed OAK bunet eSenslon table, carv
splendid miror bronze gaa hxtres antique clock tapestry
carpets together with AL the china and silver ware belonging
IN Che bouse, as-two tea sets one breakaN do cut glass
p,eres silver salvsr aod silver casters spooDs and
FORKS nuo csser with ruby bottles cake baskets sa
buer Knives &C: ivory besides
Teiy Of unique table ornsmen also he kitchen u.cnsa
PsrorCerved suit crimson and SATIN
slM rosa wood centre pier table, recum
bent cairs eod and wall etege-e elegant
FRENCH olsie pier rlaas In frame Lads lined
win ssn wood PAPER maohe and inlad tshss velvet
nets ard rugs bronze six lights heavy embfod
cred lace window drapery Psrssn shades several very
large and APPENDED other very figures and
raiirtsc. IN real brunze. eight paintings by eminent
srtsa On rich gold frames; matched paintings by X
q Coates also Ee variety Of elegant Dresden chns vases
PArsn figures end man,e decorations, two rich mantcl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

WIN. WRITER'S AUCTIONfER--wILI. SELL THIS
w day at O'clock at 4 Canal street. mortgage sale Of
mahogany wardrobe. bookcase sofa bedstead.
hogany chairs bureau bedstead bedding, carpets ocloh
Also, quantity Of Liquors, spices, &c. BY order OF mort
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

sgIGEHE's gAJE-B. H. FRANKLIN, AUCTIONEE7.
"A Continuation sale Of gold and silver watrhe- ewey,
1cThs day. at los O'Clock, Al the saiesroom 90 Nassau
street large valuable quantity OF gO1 snd silver
watches diamond pms and rngs, sets OF csniss mosaic and
Forenine; pins rugs thubes sleeve buttons ahrt aiuts
gold and guard CHAINS cnaiesines &C BY order Of
MARK SAAGS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

DOwERY THEATRE.
~ Lessee and Msnsger MI Eddy
PRICES Boxes and parquet Is cents Pit IL cents Private
boxes, IS and 81; seats In private boxea 30 CENTS
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, MARCH 81,
GLORIOUS RECbPTION OF THE
STAR SISTERS,
LUCILLE and HkJEN, in the great drama OF the
THREE FAST MEN;
OR, THE FEMALE ROBINSON CRUSOES.
IA grea, characters by the Sisters.
MAID AND MAGPlE.
Annette Miss Alice Grey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

"A UCTIoy NOTICE.--THOs BELL. AUCr1oNEER, a
IA W. = THOMPSON will sell on THURSDAY, In he sge.on
rooms broadway furniture dry goods pledged art
groceries liquors pictures and other merchan
disc; s00c1 segars, old brandy, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31
~ JOSEPH nhoEMA APhfl

DY JOSEPH HhoEM uRsDAY, APRIL !, At
ID Oh o'clock A. NJ, a. No ls0 Duileld street. vii
ioushby Brooklyn sgenera assortment of mahogany and
chamber furnlre. Brussels al ingram
rsrpeis o.cloths &C same day, o. l2is O'Clock T. NJ.
Clinton street OF Baltic, rosewood mAhsony
walnut paror kchen furniture God
sue IN crimson velvet SC, sane day, at half
clock p NJ. nj ga sack EFT street, Sm b. gene
raj assortment OF mahogany pzror, chamber and kitchen
lurrture. Catalogues at The sslesrooms.
~ CIesIDAY, AUCTTosEER-BY s. I. CAvERLY a
u. CO-Ths day the store No n Centre rect l0ss
O'Clock variety household furniture looking glasses &c
N O'Clock Of Porters patent rifles good lever
watch. AlO a lot of lgnors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

HENRY II. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q
A Nassau streetAssigness' sale Of cabinet furniture.
HENRY LEEDS CO., WIN sell, By auction. on Tuesday,
a IS Broadway order Of The .s.snses the balance Of
every article in the line, al OF the best quality and most
fashionable styles also large lot Of velvet Plush medal
&c. being the balance of the stock with all the fixtures with
out reserve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

A UCTTON NOTICE.. JACOBS AUCrIoNEER.-
a H. JACOBS viii sell his day nj los o'clock, At tG7
rcadwAy watches jexery California diamonds and fancy
gosds-bsance OF Of retail store. sale positive every
IA TIL sold.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

HOUSEHOLD Observation-Disclosures KINGS
III LAND CO., Office 1853 Chambers street will give hel
personal sale OF household furniture the
residence of families rem,vng declining housekeeping
during the reasonable TERMS ard prompt return,
made In all sales.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

UCTI0N NOTICE-CROCKERyA AND GLASs.-HENRY
@. EVANS. auconeer. No. Liberty street. will sell IN
10 suit dealers, wednesday March 81 at 10 o'clock
nj assortment of white granite and common ware china tea
vases glassware &C. including the stock If retailer
ecning business Goods carefully repacked for shipping
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

A UCTIoN SALE OF FURNITURE-ON WEDNESDAY,,
II stis O'Clock, MT % South seventh street Williamsburg
Rosewood psrlor suit N broca mahogany sofas chairs
Ahes and bedseads Brussels and
oDcoth hair resses spring bed china and
Ped COLE Auconeers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

A ssIaNERs SALE OF READY MADE CLOTHING
N and piece goods-A. N, CRfSrALAR aucuoneer u
Bowory will sell Thursday Ap'h NJ 1875 o'clock large
assortment Of the above goods comprung cloth cashmere
lrock and business coats; CLOTH ctesnere doe
skin. saiinet and linen pants silk satin cloth cashmere,
velvet Marseiles vests cloths doeakins
tnes Kentucky jeans Marseiss linens duck, towels hand
kerchefs neckes buttons trimmings shirts over
Ac &C. by order of the assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

U,oR GIBRALTAR yARsEIIIEs NAPLES ATHENS,
the Islands Of The ksesn Consannopl and seSs.'oPc
CRY 800 tons 81 known reputation speed
saiet, John Ooimsa commander wiz leave New YORK fsr
~ a.ns DIS roqe 2 Europe fog, se and hs great eaa
No uBheaAy ports visited mentioned
Seirg noted FOR he saubryof their cms.es Passengers
this steamer experience Of
Mediterranean and Black seas viii make early application 70
Pare 70 9ibfalsr
=" O'"'' sAMi a. REED CO., 81 water street
UroR CHARLESTON AND FLoRrDA.-sExr.wE WEEKLY
slp JAMES ADgsR wiz caye per No; NORTH Tiyer,
SsfS;saA S ss:'s ?fsF;ssi cor
y Broadway rss cSmSls' raptsn Berry, Succeeds
s isSSnH t on e' a.sy. I Or 81
s ay T se S 1 sSPs 70 sbSs Te
he dsms e.Press good. Tor the South and
passengers and shippers information respecting the line
CoLxxAN's CALIFORNIA LINE FOR SAN ralscrs.
s.iyrds,, APri io-rs. well Known clipper .h,p AaaLo
rs-To s,Psr sss rivef ioos q &sa s,r.e
ics,fyae but 400 tons every rssoect ia One copd
he ,oy,ee She sl,esay snesged hall fl
lay desPa.sk above She hsarss Al low
e' r''' '0' balance q SSsSs' T. eS55Lsxay CO.
M M.... .T w Toesns n' e
~
L vsna and New Orieans-The steamship gwrfEE CRY,
Captains 3 Grirn, s .al about Friday Aprl al
o'clock NJ. from the foot OF Warren Norh river.
Ellis % ang Ia The proper form furnished the Ocs aud
10 Bills OF adinr viii be signed AFTER hour Of sailing.
Warren. NJ q. ROBEHrS, Agent
UroR HAVANA AND NEW oRfEANs-rHE UNITED
IN States steamer CAffAWRA, Capt J. ID Buioch will
commence receive freight Thursday, April :, and
sai for the above pOrs Noniay, Apr ~ al ~
O'Clock precisely from pier foot Of Robinson North
river. No bills of adns will be signed after he steamer
sTSs OK c fFssE sss agents" LIVING
L,OR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA -THE AMERICAN
II Atlantic Screw Steamship Comp sny's steamship HUNTS
WILLIE, Capt Robert Hsrdie. will Leave pier Nos
Saturday. April B. NJ +occck r. VI precisely Passage
SIS with unsurpassed accommodations. Freigh &c. and loo
half cent office.
Apply TO n. b. CROMWELL CO., s6 West street,
OF Albany.
L'OR CHAR1EsrON THE sTEANsHfP WESTERN.
PORT Capt r. \. Berry will leave pier a. North river
Saturday. April B At O'clock r. W precisely Passage
s5 with superior Accommodation Freight Sc and Ice per
foot Insurance half per cent effected al our Office.
Apply 10 II. b. CROMWELL CO., 50 West street,
Of Albany
L'OR PORTsNoUTH, PRTERsBURa Ann RICHMOND.
IL The United States mail steamship ROANOKE Captain
Thomas skinner, will leave "Wednesday sla Instant at
Portsmouth the NEXT afternoon and 1t Petersburg the follow
ing morning Passengers for the South will proceed directly
by e great Southern mall line Those for Richmond WIN
arrive there early Friday morning. Travellers win hnt
this the cheapest pessanest and most expeditions route.
Passage and fare with s,eroon TO NofoA 81 Peters
burg and Resmoud, $40, Apply 10 LVpLAN 4 PLEA.
sAeks, u l-e~iwsy,