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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-07-20

TT J. g. w. NJ. GAETS STEAM FIREW00D
IL Mis- and general Fuel Ipoaying taking
kaown Van Ness wharf foot 81 Seventeenth
thereon steam ere wood mills prepared
unriya'ed sawed and split wood, which ecuay
and being saving the thirty
cents The saving alone nothing the
Of the by
maui those ineminabe Knots with which ones cellar filed the
close a
All wood purchased Of warranted give satisfaction
sale
coal department surpassed purchase
hut the best article prepared by The this
perfectly weather
enabling deliver good order OF the
T. ,. d W. NJ GAIT.
Of cstrce,s sguar. south Of
Pennsylvania avenue, and foo, q l7uh street
July 14tn
WE ARE DAILY PLACING MANY FABRICS
wv reduced II II
of this seasons nporfation ia all fabrics,
spring of lir, aud thin
generally which season.
stock All
fabrics large in all departments scsers
more favorable opportunity securing really the goods
a; the moderate rates
One only marked plain figures; purchaser
oyerchargod.
opening An bills via be t in
cash ccmcui by wiz suswer) prior opening new once
! rTREY BROTHER,
hCentfa Stores" weet building,
July l3-lotdn opposite Centre Market.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-07-20
CHARLES S LONDON CORDIAL GIN.-THE


" ORIGINAL AND ONLY LONDON GIN IMIUIslfD--Th Gin,
distilled London from sound barley andcr the snrveiancc ~ The
British deocy favored With Of the Italian
juniper berry, and The valuable resorarcs 81 the
table Kingdom the Of The IHcd
sm1zni dirretic drink
delicious and delicate favor, differing entirely
devoad harsb ard which
ders The ace known Holland Gn Scbnapps
intended medicine recommended by
generally Dysprria, Rheumatism, ofsy Gravel
Co Cera Fever and Deascs a The Urinary Or
Kidneys Debility whi the
weaker viii 6nd by its Adoption relief frr those dtress
which attend their delicate organa4on
Valentine cf New York the highest medical artorify
rronoanos CfAiS LONDON CORDIAL GIN only hyperion
any he has
IL peculiarly adapted 10 settlers in the southern and western
States well for travellers exposed 70 changes ~ water and
and thirty eight
by all druggists ferers and erchnts Hwsrc
OF limitations Ens only CIAfSS NONE OTHER is lMTtKrED
bstin Washington or Ford Brother, Ian r. Clark
B. Wilson, Hamilton Isnch waaoe Eliot, Richard Eycn
CHARLIE
Importer, 40 Broadway New York
EDMUND c. CHARLES Importer
Mar lily 20 Broadway, New York
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-07-20

nISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSlIP.-T CO.
~ partnership brretcfore orng under the Marsh
Nos Tins day dissolved by mutual
counts doe The nrm must be immediately attended
ns the firm Will be settled by
grocery business The old Tenth
Fcpnsyvans voss IS authorized 10
recsps for any money due the late firm.
O W. MARSH,
IL ii. ydSs.
The undersigned, In Withdrawing from the
aforementioned Arm sincerely hopes that all q
patrons viii continue eir patronage wi.h is SUCCESSOR
Marsh who bus long acquaintance feels
tire Satisfaction all who have business
July 2o-aE II. n ytSs
PROPOSALS will be received by the under
Il signed unA MONDAY the 2s,h IL O'Clock, M
nnx the alley square rice per
cubic yard Cor which scrip vii be aod rcdeemablc
sossneit Is collected
srFTfIES CUSTER,
Commissioner 9Th ett
~ W. Mrpfg ryUN,
IDkuND BagfsY,
srly eo-ccti Assistant Commissioners
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-07-20

SALE OF srocK.-James O. MCCLURE auctionecr, sold,
on Saturday last stock Of the Bark of Metropolis and
the corporation Of Washington, each bringing 10l cents
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From the figures 1t Will he seen that Mr.. Mohun i
elected by sei majority This result will be no less grat
flying 10 him than to the democratic and anti know
nothing sentiment Of the 4fh ward
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-07-20

RACE ExrG1xD Al fast and lovers Of fast horses
viii undoubtedly be the qi for the match race
which is announced to take place Thursday next at
the course near the Long Bridge for $500 side.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-07-20

CorTos FAcTonr.It is stated that the Mount Vernon
cotton factory at Alexandria has been sold to Mr. Rosen
hall end Others, Of Philadelphia for $685. 000 The pur-
chasrs intend to put the machinery in good running or
der, and will shortly have it in active operation
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-07-20

The deficiency Of water In the canal still pre-
vents the arrival OF coal boats @om Cumberland. Ia,
trouble is somewhere between Harpers Ferry and dan
No f.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-07-20

Lssc BElDGE The repairs On this bridge having been
oompacted, the fcr AlaxAndria running as
ussa' leaving every hour during the day. per their
time table. hA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-07
NUMBER I59.
TeIegraphedto the New Orleans Crescent,
FURTHER BY THE STEAMER FULTON.


LIVERPOOL, Aug. 25,-The advicez from Manehes-
ter were favorable. The weather was favorable for
the crops. The Flour market closed quiet. Wheat
was steady. Coffee dull. Spirits Turpentine 3I3s.
to 35s. Rosin (common) 4ls
China and the Allies.
The treaty Of the allies with China eonfers the
right Of the allies Of having resident consuIs Cen
era tnot Ministers) at Tieng Sing who are to have
direct intercourse with the Emperors Cabinet.
Fire on Board the Agamemnon.
The British steamer Agamemnon caught FIRE and
was slightly injured.
Victoria in Germany.
Queen Victoria, in the progress Of her route
throughout Germany, has been everywhere received
with the most extragagant demonstrations of respect
General Intelligence.
The Oxford and Wolverhampton trains came into
collision, by which several persons were killed and
number Of others severely wounded
decided improvement has taken place in the con.
dition of the waters of the river Thames.
Chudenas. Duncan & Bibb, of Liverpool, have sus-
pended. Their assets, however, will cover their liza
bilitfes.
Continental Exchanges, especially at Paris, are
very firm.
A St. Petersburg dispatch says one of the conse.
quences Of the war will be that China will be opened
to foreigners, and that the LETT bank of the Amoor
will be the boundary between Russia and China.
Ship Magistrate Lost,
BRIsToL, England, Aug. 24-The Magistrate, from
New Orleans was passed at sea August 6, water
logged and abandoned. Her crew has arrived here
Commercial News.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 25.-Richardson Spence Coz
circular reports Western Canal Flour at 20s to 2ls
Baltimore and Philadelphia Flour at 2ls Cd to 22s
Ohio Flour at 22s. at 22s. Sd. Wheat-red white
aud western IS, to S. Sd. southern white S. 3D. tt
Is. Sd. Yellow Corn 33s. Cd. to 34s. white 34s tc
34s 3d.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-07
BY REV. T. HEMpsTEAD.

There's a daring bird with a savage note
And piercing eye and soft brown coat
There's a small, brave bird with quiy'ring wing,
And breast that glistens in silyery white
All summer the boughs with his triumphs ring,
And the breezes thr0b with his keen delight;
His dauntess mien and sturdy mould
Bespeak him warrior fierce and bold :
King Of the meadow and king Of the tree,
And lord Of the air and grove is he,
And the 5oDgster5 look with troubled eye
AS the wing Of the king bird dashes by
a giant oak hangs over the way,
The lightning sCathed its crown at blow
All summer its limbs look bare and gray,
All winter, white with the feathery snow.
A hawk in his fierce wild beauty there
Has fured his wing at the noon of day.
And through the fields and the gmmerng air
His quick eye searches the needless prey;
But the little warrior from bough or stalk,
Hath marked the place Of the bnrly hawk,
He is gone as thought and the lightning go;
With changing note and blow on blow,
His bill descends on the talOned foe,
Who with sudden pain and an angry shrek
Darts off from the small marauder's beak
And the gentlest shrink and the boldest cover,
From the king birds wrath and stroke of power.
His challenge rings from the mossy wall
And the curve OF the naples tOpmost stem,
And You hear bis harsh, defiant call
From the mnllein's yellow dadem
He trembles above the waysde flower,
He sits on the stone-pile's toppng tower,
Ger the clover field and wind-rowed hay,
In chase Of the foe and the winged prey,
Like an arrow to death he darts away
On the tutted knoll and down by the rill
Gou hear the savage snap Of his bill,
As the sharded beetle, the dragon fly,
And the outlawed dronebee glisten by.
The eagle that loves the windy hight,
And the kcen.eyed crow in his earthward flight
Ceaye the airy ocean with switter wings
As the truaut forth from his covert springs
And the bird must come with triple mail
And a wing to vie with the whirIwind gale,
Yea, strong must I've he that dare infest
With a beak Of plunder the kingbrd's nest.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-07

There were 81 deaths Of congestiye fever bilious
and typhoid. There were 48 deaths under year
of age, los from 20 to 25 years, SO from % to 80
years l54 from 80 to 40 years. and 34 from 10 to so
years, There were $50 Americans, I40 Irish, III
Germans, 68 French, Is English and II Prussans-
l25 not stated. The increase of the mortality by
yellow fever, over the preceding week, was Il.
We append our table, showing the growth Of fever
and the comnarntiYe mortality since the fever began
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-07
HEAVY RoDDBRY.-The Norfolk Herald, of the 1st

heavy robbery was perpetrated at Weldon, N.
G., last Sunday night, upon Spanish gentleman,
whose name we could not learn, and who was travel
ing south. His yalise was opened at the hotel at
which he was stopping and relieved Of $500 in Span
ish doubloons and check for g 900 on Moses Tay,
lor, New York A person who had acted as interpre-
ter for the Spanafd was at first suspected, but he
readily consented to have his baggage searched, as
did others Of the parties, and which was carefully
done by Conductor Daniel, of the Richmond and
Petersburg road but none of the stolen money was
! discovered,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-07

TuE PARAGUAY ExPEDTIoN.-The Washington
Union OF the lst inst. says:
Paraguay affairs have claimed more or less Of the
public attention since the adjournment Of Congress-
and the name of Captain Thomas J. Page has gener-
ally been associated with them as the probable com
maudng officer Of the expedition in preparation
for La Plata. 1t was, therefore, with some surprise
that his many friends learned that Commodore Shu-
brick had been assigned to the command Of the Bra
I'll squadron and that the Paraguay fleet would form
part of it. We are glad to know however, that the
most cordial feelings exist between the distinguished
officer selected as flag officer Of the squadron and
Captain Page who will occupy the responsible post
of fleet captain and that the position assigned each
Of them by the department is entirely agreeable to
both.
1t has been deemed sound policy to greatly aug
neut the naval force to be sent this expedition,
that the demonstration may be as imposing as posi-.
bic and, that nothing may be wanting to produce
the desired moral effect by the appearance OF the eX.
petition in that part Of South America it has been
deemed advisable oplace it under the command Of
the senior officer of the navy-a man who unites to
his high position all the personal qualifications essen
tia for such service. Captain Page is assigned to
the post of flag captain by the selection Of the Secre
tary Of the Navy and ut the expressed desire OF
Commodore Shubrirk. Nothing could furnish better
evidence Of the high appreciation in which his ser
vices are held by these distinguished gentlemen.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-07
sTEAMROAT DEPARTURES.
REGULAR PACKETS.
Ysss UNITED STATES TR.
5hSllllELE jfr1tIa r e WEEKLY NAIL LINE
fsasga ~ s1s1ssa3a as13siislaa TO WICK 5 Is 4 Il g.

-. 80 : $5 HaiI Ea& }'f5fS II no lA 80
TUESDAY, at s O'clock P. NJ,
tn Place j he Prncs.sj viii leave for DoUadsonyiIie Pa
qnemne Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red River
5epl Grand Gulf WarentOn and Yicksbnrg EVERY TUES
Is CAPITOL connects vick.bug With the steamer u s.
AID and will ake freight for all landings the YazoO river
THGKSDAY. at s O'Clock P. NJ
Gapt " Cannon dn place 4 he yck6is} w Ieaye fof
ss sd River Ia4i6g Fort 4dsms Eac6dz Wsrpr66S
toGney ~ Joseph Grand lia Warreqto4 Fcks0ug, MILF
Landing Pitchers Point Ashton Grand Lake #ashihgion
Gar9!tna Landing ard Point Wochiugton, EVERY THURS
The LUCY HL0LcoMBE connects at vicksburg with the
steamer HANGEt, and viii ke freight for all landings the
Ya1oo river as lish w W As brentwood
T9e B mag;oiacs9 Z s M.iI packet Alice VIvIap CaPt
" Il .e@4sT On ags Of the Aacsh9 VII leave for Donald
Red River Landng, Fort Adams Nalcez Waterproof Rod
ERY SATURDAY I. A o'clock I. NJ.
The steamer ALICE VIVIAN connects at Ficksburg with
the steamer RANGES and will take freight for all landings
on the 4a1oo river as hga up as Greenwood
% hsir viii bo promptly and faithfully
These boats win responsible for any OF package
bills adug len specifying the yauG
by @ or S1T's t6sr ossas =
CARROLL7 EoLMEs ( CO.,
Union Eows % Carondeet st.
E,s:s;; r EFpbAaTlr4aS9uTHERN balr4S sE
e5 81 a5i; daH&s f2s IAERRANGE- tsEs;sz5. t5
&lENT Of The NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS
U: $. Mail Packet Company.
New oTsan for Msmphs cyefy At r NJ a's
Leaves on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS:
Il. w. Powell. ......,...,....,J H. Estes master
Ben Fr1n Ilim.............. j. D. Clark, master.
o6ncc IN At Ysm1bis aitb rh master
THE REAT SOUTHERN UTE,
The Memphis and charleston Railroad.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-07
1IIzs1ssIppi Intelligence.
The Canton Citizen Of Saturday last says

rrIo (7,,,+r C,iti1o,I AZ I.,,,1o,. Iast s9,-s
al t1,a ro,l o,Jn ~ +o,,r mo
sent the 9nneaIanee Of one vast bed Of ashes3tbe
nassinr Of Vehicles and the wind keen coud of dust
fn the air from morn iii nieht. Within Tie past len
doys there have been two spasmodic efforts to rain,
hit it turned out failure both times. 1t may be
favorable to the planters as the cotton opens finely
in such weather but it IS distressing to the nhabi-
ta4ts OF the town.
For the past week the weather mas been unusually
cool and calculated to produce GhllIs and lever ana
other sickness but thls result has not followed TO
any considerable extent
The Yazoo Democrat of Saturday last has the fol-
LOWING.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-07
0ch ORLEANS 9aiig Crescent.
The King Bird.

TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER I, 1858,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-07

lzEIEF5 Louisville Regular New Orleans and Louisville
speu1fd aud fast passenger steamer NOES Irwin master
leave for Louisville and intermediate landings a. above
j. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
Passengers and shippers rely Tie punetuay Of this
~ pnu Of the cabin can seen and aterooms secured
by app'yinE to the agents 81 Poydras Street se4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-07
Y MORNING, SEPTEMBER Z, 1858
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
leaves New Orleans TUESDAY, 7th inst, at Pm
fYHgs. STEAMEH VVS1tJIlF(Ij. d EOH


,- - - - = : - = ! = = \ -
m =, sTI1,ADI1H W0ODFOisD FOR
tsssatss7A passenger steauer Woodfurd- TllFs new,
spleHGd passenger steamer Mo- Irwin rs4ter
viii leave for Louisville and intermediate landings
Passengers shippers rely On he ppnctaity Of thls
steamer.
Dy app' Wing 10 he agents 81 PoydraS sfr"e tree '' sej
=======-==---=
~ Hh M l6S ISSlPP /.
T,,a. ,,, ,rtrper,-,yy 1t ~
w. FOR ST, TfyT-IS Is'i4t Gsi29 II Z 4 iIiif,kyly
Nsmphi5 i ed a.t aterineliae lapdng51The
1o% master s. EurcEeU, clerk, VIII
leave fo the p"'e as above For freight paeaege apply oB
board ptc,,,.r,. ,....- .. ..
seb !. =. fAHAUD, Advertising Agent
Teava, nj, Tt,FSD4 ~ IN, -1s, -,sp II
g (Iiz S,4iro Nd n, q I,L u, 1hsl'' 'l q !
~ sEgSYs g ,I+i7 g7 INV INV S2ttCfIS:r, Sf! ,r
skE p cairo Win tic fiI,i - i Va a, 4 Ti
WIN tNa ol' aal Mississippi Rail oad-Iheh hne
Lt9'i' - 'NFOfl J. H. oea uAe'tl'
" i' " " ''' ~ " ' = sf,n' tIIl lnE Fi,bt ,j AZ cent
.I G. anil Cotro ona Nh Hli ia ,oi5' +
se4 - 5. F1G1tbo y y2dvettsos VI, 9tsS'5 Agent
ST. Louis q sta and 2sg o}raas IL ,' Eaiif5dd M ID Line
FTg% ~ FOR M. .LOuIs.-CQNNE At
ss5H4s55ss with the Ohio & Mississippi Raroad-The fne
regular passenger packet Falls CITY J. p Woods mas
above. For freight T,.sss apply on board or 10
- j. r. ALLEN Freight Agent
ns.,~a -,,,,s'' y :3'i' F3ydfss sstss,
LOWER HTssTSzTppI
- = = = = = : = : = . : : =.
Leaves on MONDAY sen,erober Il al : orcIocE p N
Il y Z Nm n Poed ds 6e ANR s;s SEw 5BdsS 0RhE4SS PSS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-07

DApENP INDEsTRU0TIBLE RATER,PIPEs.
4 CHARLES c. BIER. WA G, STEPHENS.
e. c. BIER 6. CO.,
No. % CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-07

LLORIDA YELLOW PINE LUMBEB-The
undersigned have hand and constantly receiving
Florida Yellow Pine Lumber to which they invite the attention
Of the trade.
$4,000 feet Il dressed, opgued and gro0yed Yellow Pine
Flooring.
100000 feet and inch thick dressed ongued and grooved
100000 feet IL inch square joint Yellow Pine Flooring
(CleAr.)
100000 feet dressed yellow Pine Weatherhoards
OU0 feet Yellow Pine assorted Scantling Joss, Weather
boards, inch Boards, 1X3 Strips, etc.
10000 LAths. For sale by
SAMI, MCCONNELL L CO.,
Successors TO Merritt * Mcconnell,
corner CRiepe and Howard sts New Basin,
R Any communication dropped in Box 81 Mechanics As
soctaouf attended to-. iel 6m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-07

NOTICE-WE WOULD INFORM OUR FRIENDS md
In the public geHeray, that Still continue the CITY EA
PRESS and will meet The MOBILE and LAKE STEAMERS,
usual
and delivered, usualI TOBYiS ENPREsS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-27
NyArRMo~IAL ALLIANCE BUREAU,

NyATRrNONIAL ALLIANCE BUREAU,
m IS President street, South Brooklyn, ~ v.
Established 1896 for Introducing ssies and
sent unknown 70 each cthsr who are DESTROYS q entering into
matrmopy Upwards e Comprising all classes of societyD
aresdy advsntaseously married aud made happy
through this medium Detailed prospecuses, with forms III
application ami all particulars under receipt "
81 10 sny part 81 the Union. csnadas West Indies
Cf.FMNNr \. wkrsON. Manager.
Y>B-rr,eudiug patrons obtain application forIns'
r NJ FIRST ms anee.
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NEWSPAPERS.
TAUNTON DAILY GAZETTE,
rAusros DEMOCRAT.

New seI1esi- nIafEeI-FsIE =. = -.
On and AFTER Jsnuary 1859 TtIr TAUNTON DAILY "a
lt1Th will be issued - an evening pepper IN type,
lafaed addition Of eight columns and with al other
make thorough local and
miscellaneous newspaper.
The of avertisers business and other citizens
" New York " invited 10 the Gazette under M
he hes, advertising medium offered 10 this loca
w. the pubsc psirot age respectfully invited
a local newspaper enterprise.
1pRwS Galette. per aunum payable half
yearly 81 The Taunton Democrat weekly, enlarged ~
OF 81 is payable strictly "a advance ADDRESS
A. ". InE, JN., Editor snd Proprietor.
Dec. q, ISIS Taan'pu, Mass.
Advertisements must " accompanied hy cash unless from
parties already ur boks uy be seat through tle agen
cy Of s. n. re,'nenl 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-27
SALES AT AUCTION.

W. PORTER AUCTIONEER.-ELEGAN ANT HOUSE,
q hold furniture, solid rosewood paror suits works Of art
AcTbis day Monday Dee n, lOp O'Clock, the entire
costly Partisan furniture at the residence Ss West ,a
teenh The paror furniture In particular o. me
expensive description, having cost upwards of Sooo and
may be fully relied on for durability H. consists OF one nag
pids ofreal pearl and solid pearl keys admitted by cons
being Of the best Instruments mihe ee
solid richly rosewood paror suits covered III sn
perb India satin solid rosewood centre sses aiss rose
tables, lined with satin wood. supeTbly carved
rosewood eegeres with French glass doors and oscs
reception and chairs rich French satin and poctar
stands heavy French plate mane am pier
glasses satin brocsde and lace window curtlns seshn
valuable parlor ornaments med aion velvet and Brsse,
carpets Dining and chamber OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ana
richly polished dining table elegantly carved dining
suit rich china sver ware crystal cut gsss ware
silver and ivory cutlery the best description silver cake
boskes casters coffee &c MAHOGANY sofas cushioned
chairs rosewood and mahogany bed
seas china toilet sets N eny hair
mattresses bedding ngraio carpets bedroom mir
ror clocks tables ocohs rosewood hail stand together
with a furniture. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-27
SAFES AT AUCTION.

A LBFRT II. klC0LAY, AUCTIoNEER
"A Regular daily auction sale Of stocks and bonds.
ALBERT y NICOLAY viii sell this day, Dec 81 at 1919
T. NJ, st the Merchants Exchange
shares Farmers Citizens Bank L. l.
10 Hamilton Fire Insurance NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. is
W Columbian Marine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
90 Brooklyn Fire Insurance CO. Observation-Disclosures. IL
40 krevocrt Fire Observation-Disclosures. 80
40 Gebhard Fire Insurance Observation-Disclosures. 100
20 Excelsior Fire Insurance Co Observation-Disclosures. 90
10 United States Express .................. 100
10 Wells Fargo Co. Express Observation-Disclosures. 100
80 North american Paint ....................l 100
5000 Milwaukee City per cent bonds thypoth).
G000 La Crcse Milwaukee "a mtg bonds
5000 own of Fort Madison per bonds.
5000 La Milwaukee kR per land grant bonds.
1900 Chicago tt Paul aud Fon Lac bonds.
Securities received in addition regularly advertised list
during every sale Next regular sale TO Regular
auction sales stocks and bonds day at l2 O'Clock
the Merchants Exchange stocks and bonds bought and sold
private the Brokers Board Interest allowed
private sale ALBERT II. NlCOLAY,
No. Broad street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-27
MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN or FoRTr Ne UNACQUA1yT
~ ed 10 Tits city desirUWst0 make the acquaintance a
Young lady, good hearted ans handsome appearance
with view 20 nsirimony. Any fr rlrrsp0nden feel
assured that will be 1nhientia Address
james Gordon, broadway Post oaic~
A GOOD wIFEwANrED.-Tus ADVERTISER, WHO
N can appreciate true womanknd Is DESTROYS % cores
pondng with and forming the acquaintance or refined good
booking lady eighteen and under twenty with view
marmony Has good home " his AMI
receiving salary Of s10a - hoJSkeeper and able
suppors wife geneel style Age. twenty eight years has
been widower Two years. Children Is fond of home will
he Kind his wife ana bis friends II suited, win
marry n February Any who may reply - ths will please
send ther picture References exchanged No
humbug y this Address hober bnwood Memphis Tenn