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Porter, I X kennard, Lieut. Joel 5
Purser of the Marion, Fairfax, Lieut. Regild
Smith, j B Greer, Lieut.
Smith, Chas W 4 Kellogg, DR. S W
Washington, Dr. II WCrowley, l. I
NJ 5
ia AUG. NJ. VAUGHAN, F. NJ.
The entire list could not be published to-
day, having been made out too late for our
paper. 1t will appear in our next, complete.
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LADIES LIST.

Jamison, mrs c G
Kirby, mrs Elizabeth
Morris, miss Lizzie
Murray, mrs E c
Michigan, miss Kate
Norcum, mrs l NJ
Obrian, mrs M G
Orrell, Rebecca
Poker, miss Elizabeth
Page, Indiana
Pierson, mrs Emily
Palmer, mrs Ruth
Pebworth, Lizzey
Powers, mrs
Parks, Angelina
Palmer, Fanny
Perkins, miss E j
Purson, Susan j
Rogers, mrs E J
Randolph, mrs Eliza
Savage, mrs ? B
Savage, mrs } ane
Stockley, mrs Rachael
Stewart, miss V A
Stewart, miss V
Sanford, miss G
Stone, miss Fanny
Smith, mrs G. N
Scott, miss Ella J.
Sparrow, mrs Jane
Smith, mrs Julia
Smellie, miss Ann L
SULLIVAN, miss II
Sovereign, Mary 2
Tatem, miss Emelie 8
Tatem, mrs Jane N
Tannell, mrs r w
Taylor, Lucy j
Tebo, miss Mary 3
Wilson, miss Fannie
Webb, miss c A
Wilson, miss Mary F
Williams, miss Bell S
Wright, miss NJ F 2
Whitehurst, miss Nah.
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Telegraphic dispatches have been re-
ceived from General Walker this morn
ing for the army to hold themselves in
readiness for orders and it is intimated
that the Saratoga will have to proceed
Immediately back to place the men from
where she took them.
The Saratoga, we understand arrived
in the Capes on the 28th, but has had to
lay ovefever since for want of Pilot,
and was brought into Hampton Roads
yesterday by Baltimore Pilot.
A German, named William Oaks, died
on the 18th of Dec. of consumption, and
another man, George Donnahue died
last night of Diarrhea. His body will be
brought ashore for interment. They
were both members of Walkers army
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Amos, Mrs. Jane
Allen, Miss NJ A
Anderson, Mrs Eliza
Arlington, Mrs f l.
Austin, Mary +
Bell, Sarah
Blimline, Miss P
Burrows, Miss E G 2
Bennett, Mrs G
Bowden, Mrs Emma
Barrott, Mrs G A Y
Bayto, Mrs B
Burk, Mrs Josephine
Bagley, miss Estha
Bligh, Susan
Clark, miss Russie
Carrick, mrs A M F
goldman, mrs NJ A L
Cruiser, mrs M A
Corprew, mrs mary A
Carson, mrs Nancy
Crenshaw, mrs A
Dudley, mrs Anna
Downing, miss mary
Donoran, Alice
Fulford, Amanda c 2
Fiyeash, miss @ V
Furney, miss Cath.
Foster, mrs Elizabeth
Fox, miss Elizabeth
Foxhill, Eliza
Frost, mrs j I'll 7
Griffin, mrs L c
Goodwin, mrs Ann
Gibbs, miss Mary
Harrison, Urine E
Happier, mrs Geo d
Hunter, mrs G
Harris miss Catherine
Holmes, mrs Elizabeth
Hopkins, mrs T L
Hannah, mrs Marg't
Ingle, miss Della
Ironmonger, mrs s
Wright, miss Rachae
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ara GRIFFITH, WILSON & co. ara
~ IMPORTERS OF HARDWARE xv
wv NORFOLK, VA. wv

nESIRE to call the attention of HO USE
~ KEEPERS, to their extensive stock of
Knives and Forks, Casters, Walters, Coffee
and Tea Urns, Cooking Utensils &c.
OF BUILDERS,
20 the supply of Crates, Locks, Hinges,
Screws, Nails and other Builders Hardware,
OF MECHANICS,
to the assortment of Bench Planes, Saws,
Chisels, Brace and Bits, Plow Planes, Rules,
Squares Hatchets, Augers &c,
LUMBER GETTERS,
to large stock of Cross and Pit Saws Draw
ing Knives, Wedges.
OF FARMERS,
to the stock of Ames Spades, Axes, Hoes,
Rakes, Pitch Forks, Guano Sleeves &c.
All who want to buy at low prices, should
call at No. II, East Side Market Square.
Sign of the Pad Lock. ia
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INV YORK, Jan. I've are having
universal holiday here to-day. The
weather now is warm and spring like,
and the streets are thronged with peo-
nla
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Special office.

DOR Perfum.ing the Breath; Cleaning
use "BALM OF 1000 Flowers" For Dressing
Ladies Hair, use ssWooDLAND CREAM.
new Pomade. 1t curls gentlemen's Hoir bea"-
tifaHy--Price SO cents each.
Beware Of Counterfits.
W. P. FETRIDGE u co.
Proprietors N. 7.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
V1CKERY & COMPANY,
Booksellers and Stationers.
Also sold by King & Toy, and Santos
Wake & Co, and by all Druggists. de5
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Ladies Kid Congress CATERS,

DEMING'S CITY FAMILY GROCERY,
PROVISION AND TEA STORE,
No. go, Church Street.
EsTABLIs SHE'D 1853.
GRATEFUL to our friends for their
" kind and liberal patronage during the
past five years, we beg leave most respect
fully to inform them that we are more fully
than ever determined, by strict attention to
business, with an earnest desire to give sat
isfaction to all, to merit and secure contin-
uance of their favors.
Families and others will find at our store
full assortment of choice Family Groceries,
Provisions, Teas, &C., and those disposed to
open new accounts with us for the year of
1858, will find us at our post, No. 60, Church
ST., and will be pleased to serve them in the
best manner and upon the most accommodate
ing terms. Please call at No. so, and see.
Yours Respectfully,
E. G. DEMING.
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GentIemens Boots,

WtnLItmenS BOGUS. ~
T HAVE just received from Phil nshn
l. adelphia, another lot of beautiful
thin and double sole Calf Skin Boots,v
a most substantial and durable Boot, and
yet very handsome, and will tit as neatly as
if made expressly to measure. Come and see
them, exhibition free to all.
4. BOTTIMORE,
No. 10, East Side Market So.
JAZZ Sign Big Yellow Boot.
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ja1 Main street, Norfolk, Va.
M. A. SANTOS & co,
HAVING greatly enlarged their stock,
IL wish to inform their friends in the City
and abroad, that they will keep themselves
supplied constantly with
Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils,
Fire Proof Paints, Wine Bottles,
Patent Medicines,
Castor Oil, bottled or in bulk,
Black Red and Blue Inks,
Copper and Irvine bound Paint Brushes,
Vermifuges, all varieties, Backing,
Whitewash, Shaving, Tooth and other
brushes,
Dye Stuffs, Spices,
White Lead and Zinc,
French and American Window Glass,
Hollow Ware, Varnishes, Putty,
Colognes all kinds,
Sands, Townsend's and other Sarsaparillas,
Glaciers Diamonds, Looking Glass Plates,
Clues from 1917 to 40 cts,
High Priced Tobacco,
High Priced Teas,
Havana and other Segars. A large supply
of fine articles from $22 to $SO--low
priced SIS to SIG.
Garden, Grass and Flower Seeds. We are
fully stocked with in seasons, and offer
at small advance.
PHYSICIANS.
Will find a select Stock of Surgical Instru-
ments, Extracts, Magnetic Machines, Trus.
SEES, Supporters, &c. Pharmaceutical Instru-
ments will receive great attention.
Having secured the services of competent
and obliging assistants, will also continue to
put up Physicians Prescriptions with the
purest and most approved ingredients at
fair charge.
We respectfully solicit an examination of
our Stock, being confident that we can give
satisfaction.
ia NJ. A. SANTOS & co,
Notice of COMPLIMENTARY,
THE Subscriber having this day associat-
l. ed with him Mr.. John W. Moore, will
continue to prosecute the general Dry Good
business, under the firm of Foster q Moore.
ia JAMES j. FOSTER.
Twenty Thousand Dollars Worth
OF READY MADE CLOTHING,
AT AND BELOW COST.
THE whole of Our stock of Clothing con
i sisting of fine, fashionable and season
able goods, will from this day until further
notice, be sold at and below cost, as we arc
obliged on account of the fire on the l9tl
inst, to make some alterations in our store.
All those in need of something in our line are
respectfully requested to call on US, as by SC
doing they will be able to save at least from,
twenty to twenty-five per cent.
A. SELDNER & co.
No. Is, Main street, and
de 23-st No. II, Market Square.
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Dry Goods at Reduced Prices.

Dry GOODS at KeduCed Prices.
EOSTER & MOORE would inform
Il their friends of Norfolk Portsmouth and
vicinities, that they have recently occupied
one of the new stores, (No. 53) under john
ston's Assembly Rooms, Main street, where
they are selling desirable goods of all varie-
ties at very reduced prices. They are en-
abled to do SO by. having purchased many of
weeks past.
They would call especial attention to their
large and well assorted stock Of Shawls and
Cloth Cloaks, which they are offering at
prices that cannot fail to please the pur-
chasers.
For satisfaction, call and examine.
FOSTER Il MOORE,
jail Main street, Norfolk, Va.
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New Advertisements.
PREACHING.

DY divine permission the Rev. E. II. Lake,
ID Universalist Minister, will preach in the
Mechanics Hall, on Sunday the 3rd inst, at
o'clock, p M. JAZZ
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Negroes for Hire.
NOTICE.

THE undersigned would respectfully in
i form his friends, and the Public gene
rally, that he will carry on the Bricklaying
business in all its branches and he wishes It
to be known that he is entirely alone and not
connected in any way, shape or form, with
any one. He is also prepared to superintend
brick work of any kind. All orders will be
promptly attended to.
ia 2-3t# JEROME B. CAPPS.
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II OST. Yesterday between Church street
II and the Ferry Wharf, HAIR BRACE
LET with Gold Clasp. The finder will be
rewarded, by leaving it at
ia 2-3t THIS OFFICE.
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WIN. C. MARROW,
de 2l-m.s. & 1stj Trustee
LOST.

THE undersigned have associated together
i under the firm of
M. A. SANTOS e. co,
And will continue the DRUG BUSINESS,
Gas heretofore conducted by M. A. Santos)
at the old stand No. and S Main street.
With their increased facilities and strict at
tention to business, they trust to merit con-
tinuance of the patronage bestowed ON the
old establishment. M. A. SANTOS,
ial SAM'L SELDEN,
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Notice of COpartnership.
THE Subscriber having this day associat-
l. ed with him Mr.. John W. Moore, will
continue to prosecute the general Dry-Good
business, under the firm of Foster & Moore.
ia JAMES j. FOSTER.
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NORFOLK VARIETIES /!

EVENING, Jan. End, 1858.
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m ~sic and the Drama.

N 0Stc 9D0 inc Drama.
ACADEMY or MUSIC --Donizetss opera of IS Fav rita
Va announced for the last time this TO night Sig
Gaxsangx and Sisnon Brisnol, Amodo and Gssps-
ROM perform In Il.
Nmo's GARDEN.-ro nights establishments are TO
comprise the Raves favor,e paute mines Of JsAonee
advertisement OF the "PrnA Donna" and astonishing
tests on the tight rope.
BowERy --Messs. Eddy, r. JshBstcn, N. B. Clarke,
Mrs Parker and bost Of other fAvores appear
Huniersn and cred Rover" aud farco of "Psddy Cary
are 10 be performed. 1865
BrRroN's-rhe chief artists attached to the Ronzaai
catt troupe wilt again appear 10 light in tho piece
sykd "Ssivator Rosa" previous to which Mr.. Burton
VIII tuetain his uuequalled character ia Zoe To ,des"
VILLAGES Large crowds or the laughter loving
continue TO assemble every evenisg TO witness
tins presentation Of the extravaganza entitled rte
Oyt OF Brigham Young Tbs "Lostery Ticket" il
IN rst piece tonight. t9I..
LAT IA KsENE's -Mss Matilda heron will this even ng
the character or MAhde in her Adap,a.oa OF
iseps Sues work Of that Tbs entertainments
to ,ude with the lively ss farce called ga Kiss in
the DDk." no
AMERICAN MUSEUM Reads play entitled "r~o Loves
and Life" In which Mr. Kate Denim Ryan enacts the
heroine, has made iavurabe impression up0u the fire.
qaepters Of this house, erd is announced FOR
repetition this afternoon and evening r.a
WooDs kIssrRErs tender the customary assortment Of
melodies and buresques and a panoramic farce,
which not only creates great deal Of fun but affords
admirable ILLUSTRATOR OF journey 90 the Hudson river.
The BRYANTs are making seat deal OF merrmsDt with
the whimsical burlet's entitled "DArkey Assurance"
which to be preceded to night by ryrolsan walb
lers !" "Scenes at Phaous J." and other good things
MATT PESs cAMPBEiIs Issue programme we'll stocked
with novelties and comicalities tina cannot fail 70 pie
Matt delineatoa OF shs part Ginger Biue IN the "v
gnia Mummy" In vsrs amusing Go aud see II
THs WREN JUVENILES TO give uosher OF their
entertainments at Concert Ball, Newark, NJ this
'sWoman" and aushable farce called the Smittea Y.a
kea"
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the letters received from Oamp sco up the oth Of
May. He dsorodns The Of Governor Cumming
having been driven ou OF Great Salt Lake
City, The lettors from Camp Scott. OF tho latest
dp'e, make mention Of any such event. Nothing,
moecc, known there OF what going on IN
salt lake Cty there being, unfortunately oaci In
tercoare be~een Governor Cum ing aud General J,hn
ston. We do not know how this IAngement has
brought about but that exists quite certain. Tas let
tees further slate that General Johnston has issued his
orders for the march 70 Salt Lake about the 18Th OF Nay
but a. the Peace Commissioners would arrive about that
time, 10 posable that some delay followed thsv Appear
arce there. eaid also that the troops living
mule meat, but that Information had bsen received
that supply Of beef cattle from Oregon was within four
days travel from tho encampment of General Johnston
Colonel Hoffman, with supplies from Fort laramie. Is Is
now said was within seven 70 nine days march Of Camp
Scott. 'f''
s certain that dispatches from Gov Cumming to the
Secretary Of State have COMO forward TO Washington
These dispatches were NOT put m the mail from Cam
sc They received there subsequent TO the 9th Of
Nay with Instructions TO put them through With Ali spsea,
ana 4 was the two M0rmous who were the bearers o
these despxchcs that circulated the report that Gov Cum
ming had been driven out Of Salt Lake City. This 10 k
Improbable and incline 70 think the
from Gov. Cumming-still In Great Salt LAKE City
the repult Of consultations between Gov c. and Brigham
Young We shall coon zee how this Vs. and 10 the mean
while all the movements from frontier viii
rotbing nad happened looking to setuem SGT OF tns
question.
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NFwgPApER ACCOUNTS.

IRON the - Icus Repabhcso, June
The from All the subj, - Of decussie1 yes.
teFotg gcod many were disposed 70 believe TIE ma In
fesiUie s, GOV. Canning had been driven out Ot
Gfesi ske Cty-because that taliied exactly with
Their les But there others who aoubted tue
story o. hey gave plausible reasons for a.
Tbe ttfsss bringing the arrived NJ Port Jesyen
woru 'ss la, and the accounts already published we're
% thsi -str Yesterday ve met with a gentleman rno
t@a fost esvenwotth co Wednesday, the ID, and ~b0
wm . listener 70 all the DISCUSSIONS, ant read al
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MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN, ESTABLISHED IN GOOD Bust.
"A u prepossessing appearance, would 10
Tespona with LADY Of Rooi character aod smsbe DISPOSE
ton = msrmony. Money absolutely neces-
sAry, though dcsusble Com nunlsatops strictly private
address " =. NJ, Herald oace.
A PACrELOR 81 YEARS or AGE or GOOD PFa.
N eona appearance strictly moral hshs takes sh
msibod perhaps the most cJnvenent o. marinR Known
ts wsbss the opposite e cash espit.l on
hare II not IN business Al pfetent He wishss
eclusntsrcs u maiden OF witsw LADY under
OF and able b. n Win
10 marriage end Of getting in,o sgns basess lady
preferred sausfa siory ref-rea
given snd rsquitet sdtres, e0nhssncs hops box l6s
Herald Office, tor t~o daya
IATBIsOrTAL--A GENTLEyAE nFsfROUs CF
Nl etering into tie bsrds Of msrmcuy Va
o1rttioa 70 young tnbcsome edy % uotr,ss wesiit
she rust " musical scconplshed scd Of reiasi ss,e
tlto enable aus agreeable nevira IN good
sciei1 1he sdveiu.er possesss a. o@ srl sacs
lone for m Ak1g bono hppy tsrch young and haa1scme.
Th slfic'ep secresT Be relied or Afi-eas w. W
hsilsou square POst 0fhc-
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teStimes their nrst offence; yes the la the
Judge alternative except the iinposiuono severe
sentence
The Recorder observes further:-n ia o ittentiou
open both branches 81 this court shall be
provided with the proper accommodate az, experience
having demonstrated that promps certa rs,d summary
justice is eisctuA In depressing Grim Wiog
criminals than conviction attended with z delay.
Ia conclusi0c, his Honor called atten to the usual
topics required by the STATUTE utter wha he Grand Jury
retired 10 their room. Et
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OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

IJARD HEARING AND DEAFNESS DIR. MArThsW.
III snrst from Berlin, (Prusss cures ms 80
lively a his only succer-fui nv
Tits r-rr fo- any body no sted win 70 -
M snd 2toh Pm.
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Court OF General Sessions.
Before Recorder Barnard.

BMPANNsLLING OF THE GRAND JUsY-THK Rxc Ord
Kx's CHAR0E-HONBsT AND 1Srt LLIGENT JU sORS
REQUISITES FOR A PROPER ADMINISTRATION OF JUS.
TICK--lHEFFICIENCY OF Tas METROPOLITAN 20
LICE, ETC, KTC.
JUNK S-When the court wss opened this morning the
clerk proceeded 70 call the Of the gentlemen sum
moned members Of tho Grand Inquest The fol-
lowing the Of the Grand Jurors sworn for the
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THE TURF.


TrNTON COURSE ieUrO Isl.sND-rEuTrfEs .-wxO.
" nsstsy, June NJ o'ccck z. N. match fo- sLgoD
Nile bese. best three IA hve In hsrness hsa Tooirud
nsm b. A. Webster 3 MciAsnhln names bf IN
lady Cudh.y This all OF without regard 20
wexhcr ssrs leave Peck alp terry. william, avery
sfiesn mnutes for The Oars from ut1u
ferry Brooklyn TO hast New YORK. thence by stage
Course. SHAW HHITE. Prop-1s.ors.
TTNloN COURSE L I--rRoTTrNG--To DAY JurE
" st3 y. NJ Purse $50 Mis- h~,ts b~st 3 in 10
varoas Carl psuness MI era ia msei. Geo Jenxns
pamse a z Mohssk, Mr.. TAlmAn asrr@s br. q. gsBic
SHAW WAITE, fropnstora
TrNToN COURSE L. I-TRorrTSa MATCH soR 81 900
~ Thursday June 10, al O'Clock Pm ME hssts. bes
three Eve. ~, Woo1rud names b. Fanny F@sn lzl
II wagon. ". wheelan names n Red Jaha Jsek@y, 70
harness SHAW WHITE. prOpfletSra
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HUDSON RIVER RA1I.ROAD.-kxPREss TRAruu
II Tor Abs,y ard Troy, stopping ~ principal satoss.
connecting with Northern tvaus Chau-
bers street and II 30 A. NJ p NJ through s1csn
rodaton train a. 10 Y. N. A Y. sMfrH. guperiseadsat
NEW yoAK AND HARLEM RAILROAD CONPANr.
IN sueMkH AkHAN0EMkNr.
Comm. ncing Monday, May AZ. 1858
Irsns leave depot Of White and centre rree Sew
York, y,
slsP.M white Plains t-.in stopping all stations
Trains leave dero' Of twenty sixth suee< sst
Your avenue New York. ef
elos. N, wsnsmsbIdge train stopping n all stsooa.
s0A NJ, mall train, stopping at wnnsnsSritge snd an
IAN, wiramssriise train. stopping at all sts,iona
2gr. M wiinsnsbridge train, DO. do do
~ ", White Plains tram do. do do
5P N Dover Plains train. ssoppng Al whlsmsbrdgs a.
ali stations north.
Scr n, white pls,s. train, stopping at all ss',oss
sop NJ. Wilamebridre train, do. do. do
! Returning leave Chahsm -Four Corners.
1870 r. M mall train, stopping at W'iamsbrdge, WINS
'''' wM. ). CAMPBELL super,a.e pdsss-
DFrNsyLNArIA RArIRoAD. -,
The rrea, Central route 70 The West tn. w, ~
shy other route Fer pssssge tickets OF 70 y y,
rev ycrk 70 any point IN the entire West cal NJ ~s
ompsnys once No. Aston House New lorn A..
,. A.. ELLrOrT, PASSENGER sgesi
LEHCs co, Freight Asens.
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BILLIARDS.


A FIRST CLASS BzLLrARD RoOp FOR SALE NO. 59i
"A Broadway nett Door 10 Metropolitan HOtsi ksovp
Kesse's billiard sih fifteen os Pheians narSs
add slate beda I'll floor, IN compets
room Owen for a OF ye.rn Apply Al KFsFhf
resaaranl % Broadway.
prrIIARDs--A BILLIARD Room WIN raREE
I'D tsblaa let and dxfures for sale oofns g-f
business ard could ne improved ~ sssanon present
beipg unable attend - u 10 aa7 90 an N an
Very le money required Inquire IN the erchsRse ohce
ia Green ~ich street.
BILLIARDS TWENTY rrvE SPLENDID ROSEWOOD
I'D for sale si fTb apece KveryhlnR conn ,eie
with marble sisse beds CAL and ersmine O'd tssles
repaired. W. GklFflIH, 40 Fulton svest
L,oR suy-A VERY RUPYRroR BrrI.TARD TABLE
in made ny Deckr been used but lines In pr
family VIII be -oif cheap for rDern Ad.
dress apply 70 OWEN JONks, Jr e9 tighih avenue.
vIvArTRD TO PURCHAsE-THREz BILLIARD IA
w fbtee rosewood masot ang befs be
BILE with bsis maces, bridge marker ra-k &C.
AL oo@pleie. Address post paid. Dor 7l6 Poss once.
yIyArTHD To PUROH ssy-sECo.D HAND Dtf.IraRD
w tables. Beds russ be marble os sise. address pos-
paid, bon ssh Post ofhce
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CNOUND-A SMALL BOAT. THE Ow NER CAN HAYS
The BY proving property and pay ing charged APP
liz n pei Green street. Jerpey City.
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SALES OF RuAI. susr....u.

enALL FARM WANTED 40 RENr-WIeH OPTION
esyng; about 70 scros with good house bsrns as.
road. Address, stating ali psruouiarS w. a. w asrsH
01lce We ~ We w.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

- 49,.
~ToTtcr -TuE COMMITTEES ON ASSESSMENTS Oy
IN The Board Of Couuclmen win Get or wednesday tbs
Oh rst al r. n At once Of The deputies for mating
ssse smens Chambers street Parties Interested IN she
confirmation Of assessmene for &c bexineton
mr. &C. Forty seventh street between Third and Egb
nues paving With Belgian or block pavement Third
svssue between Forty fourth and fy sirh streets wxs
sre opposed 70 the notified 10 sppeu.
se p' PETER CRAwFbRDl
sAML. w. GALPiN, COMMITTEES
GEORGE ROSS
r. W. 0ENET, Assessmen1n
JOHN H. BRADY,
NOTICE, THE COMMITTEES ON TAXES OF nm
IN Board OF COuucilmcn will meet In the CITY Library
Rccr No ~ 0ity Hall Thursday the 10Th nrsst ct
II, NJ The following persons Moulded TO attend, viz
VIM. Browning. r. @. Lcske, VIM. A. Van WAGNER An
drew Z, MITCHELL John Sykes Jr NJ Brakely, Dsri Curia
g ID Stanton and John Ryan, Of Church Of ImmacuAfe
Conception Samuel Hctsins y p. reksy. Msrs.ret
9srrugus Harriet Washsurn. A. 2. Hsmmersey Martha
Days John r. shaw, Marble sspe Dressing Company. VIM
Jennings John frslnor John J. Holisler Ira ". Ore
cory, Ellis A. Bloomfield, jacob n. Demsrest MIRA Ulva
PETER CRAWFORD. )ccmmiass
aITMARTrN,
JoaS u BRADr. J rsss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09

tho HAT MANUpACTURERs.-roR SALE THE CEl r..
brated H beater machine for sizing known Hop
xmas patent 800 ever ten houru
with twenty four hsnos Cyweve and t~alve
quality OF felt superior TO work done hApd;
chine would be leased W practical hser eou,d have
the exclusive charge and control of
terms Also for sale say 100 dzea wool hs.s ant
stages OF being finished; will be sold low. Also,
Articles % The hat m buocss such
Ing kettles Ac. &c, All loves, prices Apply o
ns subscriber, on the premisea JOHN DOCKHAS sos.
~ nd Ia Pitt etreet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09

ENOR SALE CHEAP-A GENrKEL THREE sfoRR
basement and cellar brick house and lot tbs north side
Forty street. first house Second viii
ell naode,n improvements Butlte money required. Apply
TO WIZ SEARS the premises A. NJ BURR council
lor law l67 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09

u'Ha RIapr or SEARCH ~ AT PRESENT oNs %
the most I'm portant quesons but the ladies prefer me
rsbt 70 OF oifngs patent Toe brcsker- Bay one
snd Judge for yourselves For sale al all the ~sre
furnishing In the Union. Manufactured By w. sTh
VBhe w Greenwich street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09

DARN AND MILL PR0PERrY.-wILL BE eO&D
without reserve. 10Th Of June ct Damascus WAyno
county Penn, valuable farm with gris mill. saw n1lls
smith shop store and Eve dwengs 40 heavy TIMBER
Mondays and ThursdayA