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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-08-04

y DIsGRACEFUL REyELATI0S.-The Mobile
Register contains a letter written by Walker
the great Fiiiibuster, in which there is a state
ment of an intrigue on the part of our Gov
ernment that seems almost incredible. Il is
neither more or less than a conspiracy against
the peace Of neighbUring Nation, endanger-
ing the peace of our own, and which, had it
been successful, would have placed rs in a
most damaging and upjustifable position be-
fore the world. Walkers story is that he and
Henningsen were urged BY Mr.. Secretary
Floyd to turn their attention TO Mexico, and
TO enter into the service OF Comonfort. with
the understanding s.that while in the Mexican
service we might by some act, such as tearing
down the flag OF Spain, bring about war be
tween Mexico and Spain, and Cuba might
then be seized by the former pOwer.'' In
this operation Walker says they were promis-
ed not only the support and protection OF the
L. 5. Government, but Money from the Fed
eral Treasury to carry it out
The Washington Union denied this story at
first; but now that it is repeated circumstan-
TALLY, with the authority for tive fancy it will
be found more difficult of contradiction than
when itappeared solely on Walkers authority.
Unless positively and circUmstantiaIly denied
this detailed report of the conversation be-
tween Secretary Floyd and Gen. Henningsen
will be regarded as not only coDyicting the
Administration of the most marked duplicitv
toward the fillibustering chief. but also OF
entertaining most dishonorable designs upon
neighboring republic with which we were
professedly on entirely amicabIe terms.
As to poor Floyd, himself, who seems to
be the chief actor in all the discreditable
tricks and sly plots of the Administration,
there seems to be no chance for escape. unless
by utterly discrediting the authors of these
disclosures, and even proving that he never
had any private interviews with either of
them This he cannot do. Henningsen's
story carries probability on It's face.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-08-04

CALIFoNIA.-The Frazer river gold excite
ment continues unabated. The reports from
there have become fabulous in their character
One letter writer, vouched for in the San
francisco papers as reliable, says that his first
days work was seven hundred dollars. Vic
toria was crowded with Americans, who had
run up the price of building lots to $50, GOO.
The Hudson Bay company are buying gold at
$40 per ounce. The Indians had commenced
molesting the emigrants on their road to the
mines.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-08-04

1t turns out that Captain De Riyiere, the i'm
pudent ard indefatigable foreigner of large
pretensIons, who has lately distinguished him
self by running away from Mobile with the
wife and daughter of a wealthy lawyer. is the
identical Signor Don P. L. De Morete. who
turned the heads of all the Chicago bellies a
year ago. bought thousand dollar horse with
borrowed money, got up magnificent excur-
sion to Hyde Park, which was patronized by
the wives of distinguished Senator and a
Weii-known Chicago lawyer, and finally becom
ing suspected, vamosed for parts unknown.
leaving behind large number of anxious cred
itors, broken hearted young misses, with NOR
tined and disappointed mamas, an astonisbed
city, half dozen happy local newspaper re-
porters, and two trunks filed with dirty linen
and cravats.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-08-04

A AIsTAKE.-We see an item going the
rounds to the effect that Fl. B. Swoope, Esq,
IS the Peoples candidate for State Senator in
the Cambria. Blair and Clearfield District.
inns Is mistake. Mr.. Swoope is not can
oldate Tor State Senator. He was the Senate
riai Delegate to the State Convention, and this
has doubtless been confounded with a nomina-
tion for the State Senate. Mr.. s. assures rs
that ne is not an aspirant fo- that or any other
ofhce-that he intends TO devote his attention
at this time exclusively to his professional
business.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-08-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

tAuTION.-All persons are hereby cautioned
~ against purchasing or ne,idIinr IN snv oth.'r
way with the following property now in the pes
session of Dr. ID. d. Kline, in Decatur township.
Ciearheld county, as said property belongs to me
- VII COOKING stove and pipe, parlor stove
and pipe, pair bedsteads and bedding. / centre
Iaoie l breakfast table, chairs rocking chair.
l dresser sink, Il pictures and frames looking
S.assi 4 maps trunks, doughtray L rag bed
hogs red molly cow, 1 sett harness, 1 one horse
sIe!gh. The above property was bought by me 20
STausiy an execution, and is left with said DR. D.
il away IF KLINE
Decatur township, July %, I85s-aug4-3lp.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-08-04

DoUGLAs BACKS OUT.-Senator Douglas de-
clInes TO meet Mr.. Lincoln on the stump. In
reply TO letter from Mr.. Lincoln inviting
him to stump the State with him, Mr.. d. says
IL would interfere with his previous arrange
ments-lt might bring in other disputants-
the request ought to have been made before
&c, &c, but the long and the short of it is :,
he will not accept the Invitation.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-08-04

A CASE OF PERsEvERESCE.-Last week a
determined and perseyering individual. from
the State of Missouri. arrived at York. pa
in the pursuit of horse which had been sto.
len from him early in the present year. The
thief was traced to Lancaster, arrested. and
imprisoned at York. The horse was found in
the possession of Nathan Meads, of Baltimore
county, Maryland.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-08-04

The North .4naeTican publishes an official re-
port OF an Investigation into the affairs of the
IIoga county, Crawford county. Shamokin.
Phenixville, and Octoraro banks Of this State.
nFe new concerns chartered by the legislature
OF 1891. They all seem to have been used to
subscribe to the capital stock of another. A
party of Buffalo spectators figure as the con-
triyers OF the scheme.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-08-04

President Buchanan has appointed John
Nugent, editor of the San Francisco Herald.
an agent to prevent collisions between our
citizens in the Frazer river gold region and
the British authorities.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-08-04

A ACHANGE.-R- F. Ward, Jr., has withdrawn
from the Clearfeld Republican, and that paper
IS now under the sole charge of the senior ed
itor, Jas. Fl. Larrirner, Esq. Our best wishes
attend both gentlemen.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-08-04

HOUSEHOLD WoRDs.-A change has taken
place in the publishers of this interesting Pc
riodical. Fredk. A. Brady, 126 Nassau ST.,
New York, is the new publisher.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-08-04
-o, FOR CuRwENsyILLEt

II JOSHUA Z. BAKER informs his old cu.-
toners and the public generally. that he has tae
Ken entire control Of the CABINET MAKING
SHOP formerly occupied by Baker Rex, where
he is prepared to furnish Bureaus, Ta5fes, BeE-
stsafs. Re, al all times ALSO, COFPINS made
to order and burials attended with HegTsS-
CountrY produce Of all kinds taken In exchange
for work Shop or Walnut street, opposite Gate
B!acksm ith-shop CurwensvilIe Augs|53-5g
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-08-04
Total. sIoa.1s5. .o47 4a

Now, there is no cavil about the facts here.
They are no longer subject to doubt. Almost
one hundred and four millions in sixteen
months Where has it gone Who has got
it9 What has become of the SI04, COG. 600 (?
That IS the real question, and a categorical re-
ply Will be more appreciated than hundred
dIs4ulsitons on retrenchment. Who has got
the Sl0i, ,0uO 900?
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-08-04

The Washington Union boasts that the af-
fairs of the Government are going on like
clock-work. Oh yes, they are going on-fick,
fiok, tick.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-08-04

u See advertisement for Agents in anoth-
er column, headed, '.The Greatest Biography
of the Age.'
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-08-04

CHEAP PosTAGE.-Mr.Fice President Breck-
enridge has taken the stump in Kentucky, and
is attempting to justify the iniquities of the
Buchanan administration. He also advocated
a high rate of postage, stating that the def
cheney of three millions in the Post Office De-
partment was the consequence of not raising
the rates of postage. II you want the post Of
fee department to pay expenses, said he, you
must raise the postage TO such price as will
cratic party as fairly committed to the task of
raising The rates of postage. What will the
people think of Mr.. breckenridge e'ssuggestion?
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-08-04

Balance in Treasury 1st July,
1857 according TO Cobb'sre-
port.
Receipts first quarter fromCus-
toms, Lands and Miscella-
neous Sources.
ReceiptSsecond quarter. /.
Receipts third quarter. :.
Receipts fourth quarter, esti-
mated by Hon. CLANCY Jones
on June u at.
Treasury notes authorized by
act OF December 2, 1851.
Loan authorized by act ofJune
AOOS
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-08-04

The old and erroneous idea that the whole
region Of the Rocky Mountains North Of the
10th parallel is a sterile region, presenting an
almost unbroken field, is completely refuted
by Gov. Stevens exploration. One of the Of
icers Of his party, Lieut.. Saxton, says in his
report al find that my previous ideas of this
Rocky Mountain range are, so far as this Sec
tion Is concerned, entirely erroneous. Instead
of vast pile of rock, and mountains almost
impossible, find fine country, well water
ed by streams of clear cold water, and inter
spersed with meadows covered with most
luxuriant grass
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-08-04

EXPENSIVE ADAISIsTRATIoY.-The follow
ing figures go to show that the charge of sex
trayagance" brought against Mr.. Buchanan's
Administration, is Rot without foundation in
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-08-04

a nc. BRoCkEN, . Cliff 81 .NerD- York,
"A. NAxUFACTURER OF GLASS SYRISGES
HOMEOPATHIC Walls. GRADUATED MEAS
URES NURSING BOTTLES ETC Glass Ware
for Chemists. Druggists. Perfumer., Photograph
ers. etc. Green Glass Ware By the package 4
liberal discount made to the trade Orders fro,s
Country Druggists and Dealers solicited Price
Lists sent application Aug 4. l5So-Sm-
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-08-04

FOR JUDGE oF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN VI. READ, of Philadelphia City.
FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER.
WILLIAM E. FRAZER, of Fayette Co.
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Aaftsman's S aOurnal.
CLEARFIELD, PA, AUG. a, 1855.

s ,. ROW. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-04
WINES AND LIQUORS.

NUAMPAGNEs, CHAMPAgNEs FOR SALE COM
~ Plee and in perfect order ready for immediate use
tetebtf with aH the ures &c OF an extensive
Champagne wine mandatory The msrhne IL most Der
feet one, being the h the subscriber has hsd built
simple perfectly safe and ~ Order
Is about eighteen months old and in better we king o1er
now thar hen first built about hy onts 70 charge
with sufficient for forty dozen OF wine The boing ard
corkg table excellent works very EASY and IN per
feet order pair boiling pint and quart two
par bons guards pint ard quart, brands &C one exrs
heavy three barrel copper Kettle and furnace for manuf.c
turing srops Re- &c or boiling and refining
ac Nc Each and every item will be Euarsn,eed and sold
perfect The subscriber has and put
complete and delivered 30 baskets wine per week or coz
tract with The present opportunity, probably
witch never again may offer only Of entc bus
exceedingly profitable but OF getting NJ all he
eessary and tried successful
about one half ns original cost Two % pernus run
from thirty baskets day. Ths for
lng will be explained interview. VIII sel fnt ash only
Tie purchaser engage my foreman who has been With
fr and fs entirely IN al ,e-
tail Address Giarroco, care osrsnder, "a roreh street,
New Yort
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-04
sIyfpPING.

ron NORFOLK AMI RrCuwoyD-rHE UNITED
state mail steamship JAMESTOWN, Capt Parish will
leave ON Saturday. 9Th iasrt At socock " ron pier
Ia North river she will STRIVE Norfolk sunday after
noon and At Richmond on Monday morning Passengers
Tor the South will proceed directly by the great Southern
mail line Travellers will find this the cheapest pssssres
and most expeditions route Passage and fare tnclniins
steerage half price. Apply TO &PbEAsANrs, 81
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-04
THE TALENT

VffIE TAIFNT
Illustrating the new edition 81 that practical medical work,
"Humsn frailty Physiology, Researches Just issued
from the describes the and effects % All dIs
~ delicate nature conaus copous instructions for
The perfect prevented imped
mens from entering INTO The marriage state also prces
sonai dissertation illustrating the rests cf chemical
ard examinations BY the newly constructed microscope with
po~erful lenses Price Sent free postage any
psrt Of the country This invaluable may be obtained
ss well ss the rresmAr from Dr. HARROW, No. is7 Prince
street. ~ Rroadvsy) ycrk; e~ouR
q w. Ring Broadway, New York W. ". Page Bcskos:
g,sAev PhbadrphA Ana q q HAsce. DsiumorN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-04
SALES AT AUCTION.

A LBERT EIcoLAY, AucrIoSEER-By ALBERT
Non sales stocks bonds notes ard ODER securities
day Stocks aud bonds eough ana sold At sale
Merchant Exch inge For full particulars catalogue
UCTIoN NorICE-AssIGrEEs, SALE OF GOLD
"A and s.lss. watches d,smcna and other jeweiry &c
VIII sci. ibis day TSaSsS.y so e.s.% ssor
.ir salesoors Nassau order Of the Assignee
chairs seve buttons shir, studs rings rich =,
man and Mos. cameo lava coral gold stone sna other 81
cases, &C., &C. Particulars IN cstaiosues.
A BsoLUTE sALE.-F: NASH, AUCTIoNEER. WILL.
rs to Che hshs., Ddds, for cash S 2. s
Feb. the Of story dwelling house
ready by O'Clock on the morning of SALE when
Parlor-Conin superior velvet carpets three magnificent
and Of the most expenstve ae.cspt,ao
and Turkish easy IN and "
S rich sa SIDE
tSrss costly d4 s es
wood work tables bronze and ormou clocks esG
pier glass with rich and heavy gold fr,@s;
and extensive variety OF oil paintings, BY native
artists such as wnss m, Soc or
ing very pleasing coec ion superior rosewood piano e
w, M Of r.a esa s
men rosewood plano sto, covered in satn with an ee
Dining Ssve n IT, so1d
marble fancy tables mirrors sofa BEDS chairs in hair
CLOTH together WITH ali he ruby and crystal cut glass
champaPnes umbers gobles and decanters ,Cch
rich china and dinner sets costly silver tei aud
dinner service och SAVERS cake baskets casters coffee
ard tea forks, LIQUOR stands, superior tsol
cutlery, IN SrLlc pitchers. e.
Chambers-osy solid wood and mahogany bedstass
stauRry marble oi bureaus, washstands aud cOmmotes
match % pure hair mattres from 40 TO GO
made 70 order in excellent condition. ingram carpets
bedroom mirrors CLOSES toilet tsN,es toilet SETS ocotbs
stair and rods mahogany cushioned chairs rockers
sofas hall stand tea and dining ses &c The sale q
the above furniture IA renoered absolutely necessary an
will ttye,v ke nj tn
spobsble pers6n will be in attendance pack and ship ar
cles going OF the city at u reasonable charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-04

4 UCTIos EoTICE-JOUN JACOBS AUCTIoSGER
a L. JACOBS CO., win sell this day Thursday, Feb:
hs past H. o'clock at so7 Bfoadw sy large
OF watches jewey and fancy goods the stock of retail
store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-04

MADAME I.sBoNp-THrs WONDERFUL AND MosR
Lndsn stree where hr will show ladies' their ius~oded -
bands Nui eren thelr wives Fee ladies' . o~uaa a.
gentlemen 80 cents. n, B.-She has Just Arrived trSW
France
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-04

A UCTf0N NOTICE.-JUtiUS BROWN, AUCTloNEER.
"A -Peremrtory auction sale Of s. OO0 worth 6ne
cabinet oil paintings mirrors &cThis Thursday
morning fh inst l0s oc at the spacious saesroo
494 Broadway Will be sold without reserve pay advances
and previous removal the best assert
OF furniture any in the city consist
ing in rosewood pror suits covered Ia plush bro
and hair cloth and fancy chairs
centre card pier and fancy tables Turkish chrs and
lounges and library bookcases in 'ariety
ceres, buaet siehosrds wsrdIobes mahogany sofas
beds ers side chirs tables bookshaves
stands bedsteads, bureaus washstsnds shaving
spds commodes fancy chairs suits OF ensmelled cham 'er
furniture best cured hair and spring mattresses paasses
ok and walnut ex enson tables dining aud office
cirs Office sbs Also French plate pier glasses
and mirrors splendid oil paintings silver plated ware, &C.
40 &c The whole comprising the beat assortment Of furni
offered public auction, and article will he
Id without reserve cash Catalogues ming Of
The trade dealers and pr families would do well TO
at end this sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-04
uCTIoN notice.
~ NJ DOIyGHTY Auctioneer

- II
win sell this day l0 O'Clock at salesrOoms ~ Nassau
street Of second hand
removed TO salesrcom Of SALE consisting Ia
Of four elegant carved rosewood paroI suits covered Ia
brocs rosewood eteeeres brussels and pgrain carpets
marble and soables gilt frame pier glass
paintings mahogany ete etes chairs bedsteads dressing
bureaus toilet wardftbes hair mare
pslasses feather beds bolster and pillows together with
large furuur be sold advances Goo V
be packed and shpp the premises Catalogues
ready Deposils eQnired from all parties.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-04

A UCTTON NOTJCE-RY vIRrUE OF A CHaTTEI.
"A will sell at public auction. this Thursday
4h ins at ~ Greenwich street lot Of liquors. groceries, pro-
visions, fixtures &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-04

AIRS KEMBLKs BROOKLYN READINGS
IvI Mrs FRANCES ANNE KEMBLF will read ehakspere's
play Of RICH ARD IT the Brooklyn AtLenfovm Thurs
cay evening Feb. 4, beginning at o'clock Or cisely
On Saturday evening Feb she will read HENKv VIII.
Tiekes 81 zach msy be had =. the boob OF w "
Ross, l2 Atlantic street and W. Babsoct 2ts Fult1a
street the Athens and at the door The evenings e
the readings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-04

L,oR SAVANNAH AND rIoRIDA-THE sTEAMsHIr
AUGUST IA, Capt 9. Woodruff, will leave on Setir
day, reb O'Clock P. ", from Pier No Worth river
pNs isdns signed board For freight passage ap
NV 10 sAMuEr, L. MITCHf1L IS Broadway Steam ~ for
Florida connect with the above leaving Ssvsah every
Monday "wednesday and Friday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-04

A UCTIoN sALE-G. LEvIE, AUCTTONEER, NO 2ll
"A fowery.-1hs day, at l0h o'clock an assortment ,i
furniture consisting Of chatrs tables bedseads wpdov
ehaes engrvngs books fancy ARTICLES Also
10 gallons Rhine wine French brandy Champagne sewing
machines, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-04

CLIPPERS OF SPECIE WILL. PLEASE NOTICE That
y Insurance by the vessels OF this company be
s as Hers ss es
rh.dephs steamship CompAny's Clydebult iron screw
s.kT5ssE5s tom: Capt CAPT t e s..
CRY or WINCHESTER 2Io9 ton. Capt Capt Kennedy
n. anss1ooed or other vessel. Intended So. f
lows
KANGAROO .......:..........We Wednesday. Jso lasy H
CRY Or WAsHiNdToS Wsdnesdd.y yysSrusIyIe
CITY OF .nesisy March H.
CITY OF WASHINGTON W Wednesday March n
CIV a. TSarsdsy rssSsry IS
oTY or y AsHiNaToN.......... ,Thur.aay, March
CRY 81 sRlIiNoRk Isarsasy, APRIL
each .,srasss Thursday O'clock from pier
No. n North river
From New yo,. and fSisssipsis Us Prom Liverpool,
@odsuon Al hsv.s the sAme privilege in
INCLUDING msa number of third o...
;s.,;Ss E;9. rsIi'dol'i and New York So From
with @
and every attention paid % the eomo o.
&c n.. Apply 3: ssp
snass ss s.
L,sR soUrHAsPros AND HAvRE
\ The United states g.il steamer FUTON. = A wot,on
20 d h N ..,,nssr on satardsy FebrnsryS
q Il s'oissi from psr NO 3 sors r1s
is. ship hs. ave s..r tight Enclosing ne
% he ss: :.s ~ q ' ne You'd ss
BOARD day before sailing marked Below" F~ freiss
sp'~'~~' 'ppHs DRAYroN, Agent Nc. 7 broadway.
E;s.-Iss steamer Araso viii succeed the rai'on and
THE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET coNPASY's
asxsosII sshwsS:sn sEsTSIa s ssi.t.
sail from New YORK and Hamburg, touching a. s9shsmPon
sn o %" New YORK I'll Hamburg London
SO0''"' =, cabin sco "a cabin sss s,ecrage xs
The ei EicS isf Bo%s g.
L,og LoYDoN-THE FAvoRITE PACKET SHIP RU.
ss eas s .
SIS Including provisions For passage apply on board pier
W. % '''' r. ). coRrIs co, III broadway.
r,oR I.TvEpPooI-TuE CELEBRATED CLIPPER SHIP
pRrkpNnvgHr Capt samuss sl,r, M, 70 sai
dation apply board pier North river or to r. DEnA
CrEAN TO LIVERPOOL FOR 80 .rHE rAgoslrs
* sssns1Tp psssass In essin SIS third class ss incird
Ing Prey,gSs fVs ps.rsgs from 2, 'ppT
L,oR LIVERPOOL scorT'sLIyE-PACKErst rH
4 rebrusry-The fast sailing packet ship REM. ADAMt
Capt Chase positively ssis above FOR passage in cabin
st Ssea sof S3
r,on tryyaPooI.-rHE CLIPPER suIP CALHOUN
II win positively sail 10 morrow having splendid accom-
mediation. ior Il, ea..e. Of ps.sensers ssoond css,n
A CO, At The Office on pier No 5 Norh river
Nrorrcy-THH STEAMER CAHAwBA WILL DIS
IN charge and receive freight on pier foot Of Warren street,
for this "trip.
uroR cALrropsIA-USrrED STATES MAIL Lrss,
paffro limit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-04

T,HOS vEIrCH, AUCTIONEER-sTORE Is SPRUCE
street. sh' riffs sale Of the contents Of plumbers
rh &C. thursday, Feb 1883. at II O'Clock A. at
the sesroo No Is spruce street. consisting OF bath tubs
lead pipe and brass faucets lead traps Croton water
Gxtn sht " er baths &c. JAMES q WIILkC. Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-04

~ cure Price 81 Also. Dr. Robins female pills. per.
fecy relable Price 81 Sent 10 any part ~ the
United States free ~ postage. Once No 800 brand street.
York Card Re careful ~ resoried 10 by
unprncped quscss 20 esto money from the unforunse
advertising remedies which pleasant 20 The iaste
pay" "cure without change Of Diet &C.
These always proiong disease the patients natering ITEM
Il IN and continue o purchase bot
tie after bottle. Call at g5 Grand street open from A.
Al mill
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-04

UoHN JEN1sN y tUtrtONarR rURs ruRs PrRs
81 and sisFh rot W orlsf ssr1es at6,5 Broadway
on FRIDAY, Sh -' 1 ,ocltt, consisting ~ o. richest
collection 81 ~ . urs that have been erec a, auction
this s.a son; sb,Ut - sets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-04

DRYAFTg MINsTREIS,
I'D Mechanics Hall 472 Broadway above Grand street.
OPkN EVERY NlgHT.
Brilliant Success-Nore Novelties SCENES AT PHA-
IONS. Games Of the Curriculum New songA Dance
asypgs o. micahtits 40. PRENDERU Asst, UNsWORTa
JERRY and DAN BRYANTa features Doors spsa q
=; 70 commence al ~. Tickets Is cents,
AAA BROADWAY.
fff OJhriSy A Woods old haliD
GREAT ATTKAt TIOk-cHOWDED HOUSED
BUCKLEYS' SERENADHRs
Open Every Evening During the Week
The great original Ethiopian comedian,
Mr.. EPH. HORN
The champion dancer,
DICK Sitter,
J MULLTGAN BISHOP and swATNE BUCKLEY.
with the model company, In all their
QUEER, QUAINT and COMfCAL DOTNgS
For full particulars CT the h lilly isughsbie performances
read the small bills
Adm.sion Is cents Doors open Ga 70 com mence ct ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-04

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rooms corner Frankfort and William streets Constable:
Of barrel -Four butter lard coffee salt Spices Ave
boxes canss snap bales hay lot of feed oats &c &C
also, one rock away wagon. 49, -