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REMOVAL.
UNITED STATES AND F0BEIGN
p a r e MT a C e NJ e z
SAMUEL COOPER,
Late Principal Examiner Of Patents In the United States
Patent Office, at Washington,
HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO
WEBSTER BANK BUILDING.
13 EXCHANGE Street. BOSTON.

DATENTs secured the United States and in all other
paten-grAing countries Specifications and drawings
prepared. Caveats flied Recnsleraii0ns procured. Ut APP
icAtuns that have been rctl upon inpcrccty prepared
papers. Iutrarsnces prosecuted Reissues and extensions
procured and Ia general all business cnnnecie with the Pa
tent Office transacted with and pronptuess.
British and other foreign patents procured through prompt
and confidential agents in London and Paris.
Persons residing at distance obtain all necessary in.
fprnaiun have their business transacted by writing
the subscriber without the trouble and expense O yis,
Washington.
H. brs leave refer those acquainted with him
following ts.tiIncuiAl-
From The Hon. 0griss Mason COmissioner u Patents,
L. :. PATEST OtTcE, Feb. %, 1855.
take great pcasur. Ia stating that during the time have
been acting Commissioner Of Patents, Samuel Cuptr ESQ,
Of Boston, has been engaged solicitor and has been that
capacity in constant correspondence and with the
Office he has cNinc thorough acquaintance with the Pa
tent Law. and with the ul and practice u te Office Close
attention the interests u his clients and marked candor
and courtesy that has rendered the transaction o business
with him pleasure have hesitation Ia stating that
gard him Of the very best agents for the transaction Of
business with til. office with whom acquainted.
CHARLES MASON, Commiss,OHsr.
From the Eraminsr' + the Patent Office.
The undersgnt Principal and Assistant Examiners In the
United states Patent ONCE have for several years been well
acquainted with Mr. Samuel Cooper late principal EXamn-
in this Office and take pleasure in stating that he is
teman " the highest moral character UNREASONABLE knowl-
scenehc attachments such cmineny fit him for the
business IN which he is ahout engage.
HENRY u. RENMiCK, } p,,n,,n,,
: n IASr' {Era'niners
r pEALE
TllOS. 7. ENkKETT, Assisdnf
y. SOUTliGATE SMITH, Erd,ninsrs.
IANGDnS.
From long acquaintance AMI intimate official relations with
Mr. Cooper, fully and heartily concur in the foregoing
concentrations made by my late COLLEAGUES
WM z n FITZGERALD
Late Principal Examiner Of Patents.
Boston, Jan. 4, 1855. ly-2
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fVNHE LIVER INyIGORATOR
PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD,

Is great scientific medical discovery and s daily working
CURES almost too to believe II magic
the frt dose griRg benefit and seldom than dose
is required 10 Kind Of Liuer Complaint
worst Jaundce Dyspepsia to a headache, alt Of
which art the result u Diseased Lirtr.
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HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
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Cash Capital. Observation-Disclosures over
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The subscriber having accepted the Agency Of this Compa-
ny and having filed In the Secretary of States Office, the
evidence OF It's responsibility, required by Statute
prepared To take risks q property usually insured in this vi
cinty on favorable tems-and grant Policies without delay
The perfect responsibility Of this Company and the known
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DIR. HAHDNrAN,S
- with
Soothing Tincture a Complete Medication
& HYDE.

Sold in Brattleboro. by DR.. II. NJ AYERS Wholesale and
Retail Agent for Vermont. 50
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Remember the Place,
No. Elliot Street. BrattIcboro. Vi.
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r. IT,. EDDY. Solicitor of Patents, (Late Agent
Of L. Patent Once, Washington, ls51l
No. 20 State, opposite Kilby Street, boston.
4 FTER An INTENSIVE PRACTICE OF rpW ARDS OLE
The Placer herald., 1858-04-10
LIQU0RS!! LIQU0RS!!!
M. MCNULTY,
Wholesale AND RETAIL
DEALER IN
WINES, LIQUORS, ALE, PORTER,
CORDTAT g 61c

Main ST., nert door to the Placer Herald office,
Auburn, Cal.
II EEPS constantly on hand large stock of
N choice brands of Wines, Brandy, Whiskcy,
Gin, English and Scotch Ale and Porter, NC, NC.
Country dealers are requested to call and examine
the stock before purchasing elsewhere.
The public are respectfully notified that the
best of liquors are sold at the Bar, and their pa
tronage solicited.
Auburn June 18th, 1s57.-my.
The Placer herald., 1858-04-10
The Birch Overland Mail Contract

-. The contract had been assigned by Mrs.
Birch to one Kelton, although the work, so
Tar, had been superintended and accomplish
ed &c by Geo. II. Giddngs, an experienced
Texas mail-carrier, from whom Birch had
purchased large part of tie stock to fit out
the road, and to whom, ami to various other
parties, large sums were owing. Giddings
would have nothing to do with Kelton, and
Melton he refused, at the request of the Post
Oihce Department, to give up the contract
Giddings, if he persisted, had determined to
withdraw the stock, and by doing so, Keton
would not have been able to fulfil the con-
tract, and the Birch estate would have been
responsible. The Post Office Department.
our delegation, and Mrs. Birch's friends,
prevailed on Kelton, at last, to give up the
contract, which he did by selling out TO
Giddngs, with the approval of the Postmas-
ter General. Sac. Bee.
The Placer herald., 1858-04-10

HOIME FIRE-PROOE STONE BUILDING,
AUBURN, CAL.
IUNlIE public are hereby informed that the a
Il undersigned has just received and open ~
ned. for the first time in Auburn, FURNI-
TURE WAREROOM, where housakecpers and
others will find complete assortment of
SOFAS. BUREAUS, Tables. CHAIRS,
BEDSTE.ADS, WASHS Ta.VDS, MIR
RORS, CRIBS. .MAT'RASSES,
DOORS, SASH,
and other articles Of the trade, among which are
Bed room setts, fine Rocking Chairs, ETC., etc.
Furniture will be made to order, and repairing
done with neatness and dispatch.
This is the first establishment of the kind ever
opened in Auburn, and persons wishing to furnish
their houses have now an opportunity to do SO at
little trouble and expense. Call and see!
WILLIAM RENNER.
Auburn Dec 26th, '57-my
The Placer herald., 1858-04-10
A Hard Place.


}. Ross Brown, the Government agent,
talks pretty hard about Port Washington,
Washington Territory. The citizens of that
place are furiouS at the following:
The chief of the Claims is the "Duke of
York" once powerful and intelligent chief,
but Of late very much debase4 bv the use of
Intoxicating liquors. Accompanied by the
agent we called to par our respects to the
Drke at Lis donicil o" the beach. lie lives
in large shanty built of slabs and boards,
within the limits of the town. On each side
is a whisky shop. from which he derives CON
tinned success. Within the past year he has
scarcely ever been sober.
We found him stretched on rough bed,
SO drunk that he was incapable of noticing
even the endearlnents of his wives. Queen
Victoria" and Jenny Lind" who were sitting
beside him, beating him as demonstration
of affection. A few days before lie lad Civ
en- Jenny a black eye, and knocked a few
teeth out of the queens mouth; and now
that lie was hors d@ combat, they were hav-
ing little satisfaction. Both ladies were
exceedingly drunk The Dukes brother was
lying on the ground near by, more drunk,
is possible than any of the party. We took
our departure very much impressedwith the
scene. 1t was sad commentary upon the
morals of the white population Of Port Town
send. From what | saw during my stay
there ! formed the opinion that the Duke
of York, and his amiable family were not
below the average of the white citizens resi-
ding at that benighted place With very
few exceptions, it would be difficult to find a
worse class Of population in any part of the
world. No less than six murders have oc
Cured during the past year. 1t is notorious
as resort for "beach hcombers" and outlaws
of every description.
The Placer herald., 1858-04-10
Dr. l.. j. Czapkay VS. Private Medical
and Surgical Institute.

Sacramento Street, below montgomery opposite
Pac.fc Mail Steamship Company's Office,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Established in 1854 for the permanent cure of all
Private and Chronic Diseases and the
suppression of Quackery.
Attending and Resident Physician, L. j. CAP
KAY, M. d., late in the Hungarian Revolutionary
War, Chief Physician to the goth Regiment of
Honveds, Chief Surgeon to the Military Hospital
of Pesth, Hungary, and late Lecturer on Diseases
of Women and Children
Communications strictly confidential
Consultations by letter or otherwise, free.
Address DR.. l.. j. CZAPKAY,
jan2-3m San Francisco Cal.
The Placer herald., 1858-04-10
EMPIRE HOTEL,
SITUATED BETWEEN TIE AMERICAN AND oRLEANs),
Auburn. Cal.
p. W. BERGANTZ, PROPRIETOR.

ANbUfM, Cal.
p W. BERGANTZ PROPRIETOR.
THIS large convenient, and iirst-class fs4.faAdRs
l. Hotel. rebuilt upon the site of the for sssWMM
mer Empire" is now open to the favor ssS.M SS.M.
and patronage of the public 1t has been furnish
ed with care and without regard to expense. solely
with an eye to the convenience of all the travel
ing community; and all disposed to favor the en-
remaining longer time, the proprietor assures
them comfortable home and all the hosptalites
afforded by any house. To his old friends he
would say that for their former patronage he is
sincerely Obliged aud asks continuance of the
same. =. w. BERGANTZ.
Aululr, Jan. I'd, '5S-my
The Placer herald., 1858-04-10
GREAT EXCITEMENT!!


HAVING PURCHASED THE ENTIRE STOCK OF
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods,
From SAM HYNEMAN, so long and favorably
known at the
Cor er of Commercial & Main Sts.,
AUBURN.
TN addition to this stock, have received and
Il will be constantly receiving, a we'll selected
stock of Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods
consisting in part of the latest styles of
Fine Blue and Black Frock Coats;
Black and Blue Sack Coats
Business Coats, Cashmere Raglans ETC.; to-
gether with u large stock of Pants. of all patterns
and quality; also a fine stock Shirts and Drawers,
Handkerchiefs, Cravats and Gloves.
Hats of all colors and descriptions, together with
a complete assortment of Blue aud the finest
of White Blankets; also large stock of
BOOTS, SHOES IND G.4ITERS
hereby tender an invitation to the old custo-
mers to pay me visit, and pledge myself to
give as good satisfaction as formerly. invite my
friends and the public in general to call and ex-
anime my stock before purchasing elsewhere; and
remember the old and popular
Corner Of Main and Commercial ST Get, former
iy occupied by S.A.M HY.NE.MA.N.
L. BETHEL.
Auburn, March goth, lS5S-my.
The Placer herald., 1858-04-10

DRUSHES, Hair, Cloth, Tooth, Flesh, Paint and
ID White Wash Brushes, full assortment For
sale by r. G. HANSON.
February 2Oth
The Placer herald., 1858-04-10

nATENT MEDICINES.-Townsend Sand $.
Il Guysott's, Corbets and Myers Sarsaparlla,
and all other popular Patent Medicines of the day,
may be had at the Auburn Drug Store.
Oct. 10 my I'll. HAZELL.
The Placer herald., 1858-04-10

A nice affair for the lawyers concerned oc
cerred lately in Michigan. A farmer passing
toll gate of plank road near Reading,
was offered brass cent in change by the gate
keeper. 1t was refused, a copper cent de-
manded, and a fight ensued The toll keep
er was arrested and fined $40: then the far
mer was arrested and fined the same sum-
The farmer then sued for the cent, and when
the case finally ended, with fines, costs, law
yers' fees, &c, the twain spent $5S.
The Placer herald., 1858-04-10

The LEv1ArHAN.-,Captain Harrison, who
is to command the Leviathan, writes that he
is in hopes to be in Portland Me. with his
vessel in the latter part of the month of June
and he proposes to remain there seven weeks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09

T'L Ward ISLr-d Py-csI'e-Ad. Tvcxsa sad 10
ho..S IN. Copnttee having resolution on this psy
cIsse before IN, would be dreced TO report at The
ne,t ue.t,ng. Tners va every reasen why thsy
should report. .c,,,,
AID. BooLx ssid be hoped the COMMITTEE would aa
be Lurri,d, they intended 10 meet IA a tew days
Ala ANN. .aid be we one Of The Committee ai
would pa 10 driven u make report II there We
On bc an, such direct oss given he would withdrsv
from lie Copmiaee. ,.t., /. L..
AID TUcxEK insisted that the Oonl. . Os asssN
rod be- taken in TITS matter It should De- at oaceg
and there WA no reason why the Committee should ss
have reported before this. ..
tn. Cammittee at the last meeting lad promised q
ard be was surprised TO fud that pottins bad beea
done. , =, IT.. L. -
Ab. GRrSoRt moved thai the Committee oe ~
queeted "a report A. oeXt meeting, which wa eNned
On mo, on tie Hoard then adjourned 70 THURSDAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09
BRoOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL.

The Board held regular meeting last evening
Aid. PIERsos in the chair.
After reading the minutes, the report Of the Commit
tee OF schools, Arts and Sciences making appoint.
m.n,s 81 members OF the Board Of Education, vS
taken up a. the special order.
AID DEIvxooHIo thought II best not 10 make .:
Alteration IN the Board at present a. that body hsd
appointed Committee to investigate the late school
house cslsmty, and the contemplated action Of tts
Common Council might interrupt their prccsedtsfs
lie therefore moved that the report be laid % the
table
Al McEAxsx moved that the szAIsss b ~ essG
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EAU Z 4 u L. II K ID
RICHLY GLOSSY HAIe
CosrlErsaT PRssssssD
TO rHE GREATEST AGE

And who Gr.y would hsve restored 70 t-se.
oos Bid but would hsys the vth restored OF Stoi
Nth scrofuls SAID Hesi other eruptions. but woad
currd or With Sck Hssshs Neu.ls, but would be oured
I, will ali Pmple. from the fse and .sn rr1t
MOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE wll do al ths See CroAsr
A1d 'Ne ''-'e Akx ARsos Nov s. 1893.
Prof o. J. Woop-psAr ar: hsvv heard much aid OF the
wonderful Effects Of your Hair Restorative bat having been
81 otter che.ed BY qkery and ausok nosrums hair dyes TO-
disposed place your Resor,.ve N the same srsSv
until me- YOU in County some months sinoe "hsn
YOU gave me such - indoced tho tns Of your
n yrry thin aud eftily white and before exhsu'ins one
Of Vour .rSe bottles her hair Wa rrstod n"y 70 Tvs
ksutif brown color ad had hictened and become
and .y upn ard entirely the hosd she 70 se
II not Of its beauuyne effects upon tue h os
.u.e os heahfu influence tbc bead snd rind Otn"H
OF my famiy friend. your restorative win ths nap
ts character and value entirely removed aod osS snu
most cordially and cophdentisy recommend Ia use oy 81 WAC
or .e 10 ors1 color and beauty aid by al young per
on, VIII, wonld have Nleir hsir beautiful and glossy
IeD 'Iay and srstei-y Jo9L.;; ONION x,yS
Friend woop: Il Wa . Iona time ater / saw you at Si"
d ,fre got the bottle Restorative for which gave mo
an d,r pou ,uur mt Detroit aud when got We CON
ouded to trv Mr., Nsnns har the surest Z 81 o s
power 1t ha. done all than you a'ured me roua 40 ana
. usng aus its to others ~ entitled TO tae
highest consideration YOU claim for II
Again very respectfully aud truly yogrs ,,x>
CARLYLs H. june %, 1852
Ibsys u, Prof O. J. WOODS Hair Restorative, aud have
adnird it's wonderful effects My hair wss becoming, A.
thought prematury sray but BY the OF his HesoraVs
81 BREESE eN Senator, u >
OF WOOD / Co. Proprietor, No. sia Bro.i~.y; n Y
And .oid BY all good Druggists
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C0uRr-nax.Y York COUNTY. =

- I I X a NJ II COU I-NoN UT UvnxY
- JOHN " BAKKR .xs,rs, WILLIAM bOkDhnb
3uuen- 4 dcn1and oonsrsi Com No Ger 10
The Dofct!.,s Ypi her-sy .uuiDosod sad rc9nrch
.Dss.r The rsnrSsnt th. ,G<on ~hd win b hed 10 hs
fBce of s CLrs Of the City and County New fort ais
IA City Hal New Yofk Ofy snd to serve ssoPyS ~
thc ssii conlAins The snh~snber a once 20
Is W., stres N~ Yotk within t~enty days sNes ne voe
Il trl. you exiuve of thu t.y ~ spca sfo
an ~ fS the SD pant vi hin the ine sor-
.as tn t.sin.s will take j1SeA s>nst Joe fot IAs san
Of ose tv.rd sr sn1 inorr ~ the rate OF ar PEI cent
ur synus from july 50 1883 ill July % 1857 ard II The rats
u 10 pr Ter srnum hom July 30 1877 b>d1 the eo'<
IL. stior --I)sfed January H. l1a
VIM STANLEY PiafnxHr, AHaney No, VI WSl-t
TIE and cssnps~in IN TIN. >eon ",s ha - .s
ofc d dc Cl<t " The City snd County New fcta. oa ms
18th day Of Jsnusy lSS -, -, -, 60.
JsEi3 lav6w1N Nh sTANLhf finhan' h''o'"'v.
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Hle0nal.

CANDS' SARSAPARlLLA.-At this season of
the year every feels the necessity OF taking some
and Alternative medicine the extract ut SsaPs
rla viii be found the most reetus remedy IN Oh" world Tor
purifying blood regulating the ecetous aud nsurng the
beahy Of the stomach and bowels Prepared and sold ny
A. 4. { d SANDS No. 100 tult0n.st.. New YORK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09
HENRY H. LEEDS Auctonecr-Steeroom No. - Nsssaust.
DARE SALE.-HENRY II. LEEDS q Co.

DARE SALE.-IIENKY IT. IEEUS q co.
will sell auction TUESDAY Feb O. NJ IL o'clock in
the Gallery their store No q Na,saut the private con
lection Of ancient OIL PAINTINGS. rare ILLUSTRATED
WORKS old ENORANINGS. AUTOGRAPHS. &C, the col.
lection Of DR. Spooner, after many years Of the most careful
selection There about 10 Paintings OF most celebrated
artists in their original state mostly old master which arc
works OF CarT8cC Salvador Rosa empcsia BJrslcne Terers
Craeeck Mouchcrson, g. Also the most collection Of
Woiks be found In tho uited States which
pToofcoPy OF u- mu-eo Faneas; profpy before let
OF the Musee Royal proocopy Of the American edition Of
Boydtrs Illustrations of Shakespeare; Topographic Encyclo
pediu Arts and Sciences and tine Fine Art vols and 40
plates Bartch Grayeu the only copy in this country q vols
Auuacs du MusG. q vols. and 20 Plate only copy in this
country Nuremberg Chronicle 1892 with 1000 wood
cuts; Mckinney " A. Indians 100 plates National Porttst
Gallery vols h many other exceedingly works Also
500 old Fpaayiugs and Ecings many Of which net t. be
found They Are % exhibition a above (s 21OD
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of HkW-I EG5Et-
~ ConD-ssins . Ee~-Hsnr1, srh 2fe I'D. -
~-nn. AId W-s4sn iSi-u>4 al q ns~1n We n leo'S
TAiI ARaASGEAeSr coun.-osas o.. q, ls5'- 60
sev YoS ~ sass sid I,rnedisi~ p.se- ton f,-' 20
NORTH Ri,es. al II n aod y N hH s'ss'e7 "
The ,so,e tain. copSt EH,.s -a s,n. ca 10 w.
.sa;s, h :; Nc is,e me- ave .s4 s;s a. G %
P.%ooIees Sr he D.~p- LsoI.E,naA cal w,..sn a.
~ s NJ s- Il J6 5a O. sr l sap'assaaa
FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leaves Fulton Mar.
tr, wh.n ~ I'ani City; 81 ,ad 10 m; sas
- III: cs -: .:.s rs9 . i. ia ' i Ia.
e's Pnt- TOR sI IN ssy minute, r.f, as n H.
land ROUTE-NEW-YORK TO PR0vi-
PhSGk 91 sGa ne nd o. sssk NJ ffso
vii n.tt. sc. sss . =. .,, q d. ssd a. I'D. -.
SAMUEL MOTT supsdnbsoaa.t
NEW-YORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD
A>isn. co WINTER b ARxAS9t !. ~ iSN
P.,s,as.r Station IN Ne~YOsi OOsnes Hst AID th AZ 90
''''' - ''N TRAINS LEAVE SEw-YoHK
yot Haven ~ 500 .sn rs siI e. s tIS
t ts nd q u. Fs' B. sf F. T s. s s:is4
I'm so 20 sP 10 f Stanford Sslass sS
taIC m Il+5 $40 e. s@ s'ssp rGl Poe ca"''-'
'n' n'''H"i''' S coSsE 1s G. rk itS
VI Is sg sGse e.; s5 m . 'S
River Rslrosi 20 Montreal $500 IN tex and 'ilo
(er 70 Northampton Fof Canal Rslrsi 800 m Tex sa
las m For hoIS,ouic Railroad 500 For Nsas,taes
Rslrosd SOC m and $40 IN FOR DxnbarJ and Nof~As
A'''''' ''' L" DIV JAMES H Horr, Superintendent.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From Do
eernber 1851 Trains viii leave Chsmberss Station
follows Express Trains, $3.50 aud rs p Albany Pa
singer Train, IL, m for Sing Sing. m FOR Poushs~p
Poushkeepsi, Peeksk1 and Sing Sing T,ins stop the WAY
Stations Passengers taken Chambers Christopher snd Sista
Train, for NewSo leave Troy sl5a and 2SS aud STD
p IN. : East Al tsi. all an SIS IN md and 6o p M
A y SMITH. Superintendent
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
CITY.-Ms and Express lines bsvs New YORK a. and m
and and fare s.; IL and 90 70 Kenanzton Throust
Ticks. sod for Cincinnati s7 and $ls so and the west
and for Baltimore, Washnston Norfolk To- and through o<
gage checked ~ Washington in and p m trains
W. Woodbury., Assistant Superintendent
No bssss viii be received for any n unless dve'ed No
checked fifteen minute. in advance Of the time OF LEAVING
NNSYLVANIA ROAD.
i THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.
Raisoad Pisburgh with railroads
30 and from St Louis Mo- Alton, OAena and Chicsfo III
Frankfort Lexington and Louisville Ky; TeTre Hsute Madison,
Reefontane sanusky Toledo Cleveland Columbus lanes
vile Msssiou and Wooster Ohio; Also with The steam gskst
boats and New 0sn st. Louis Louisville aud Cincin'
natl. 80
Through Ticket, for the East DO had Of the above
mentioned places in the Wed. m
Passengers will find this the shortest most ekpediaous ana
comfortable between the Fest aud West
FROM NEW-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN 80 HOURS.
IRON NEW-YORK TO CHICAGO IN IS HOIkS
FROM NETWORK TO ST. LOUIS IN VI HOURS
Fare a. low a. any other Route:
Bee hsndhls in the hotels Of this ctty.
Through Tickets, further information may Do asd - ,h~
ofhce Of the Pennsylvania KaiLkofAD. a,
January l. 1859 J. L. ELLIOTT Asent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09

EOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA-UNITED
Il STATES MAIL LINE-The fAvor,te Steamship STAR OF
THE SOUTH. Capt Tho. Lyon. viii leave on WEDNESDAY
Feb TO- ct ocicch m from Pier No North Rirsr Bls Of
s'ins sSMJE l. MITCHliL sas g pSs'sse ;ppy ."
Sesmers for Florida connt Sayaunh leaving every Mon
dsy Netnesday and FrdAy The fIOklpA. Captain
Crow Ell, wr sloos ID and leave o. SATURDAY. Feb IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09

The price for curbing and guterng, II viii be sees,
Is just Il foot Than the contracting price. Ar.
MCNEIL says that the price received from the Street
Department Was 81 20 "a foot.
The assessment roll was confirmed Nov. 5, 1857.
and neIt day Farley received boad FOR 81 900, asd
check for ESQ apd some cent?.
The Committee adjourned to meet on Thursday. at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09

n J. BLEECkIRSON o 10, AuclOhc'is.
VUNIREE VALUABLE HOUSES and LOTS on
i ATTEST. al AUCTION-A. J. BLEECKER, SON Co
will sell TIL RSOAY Feb H. ri II O'clock 81 the Merchant
EaCbange.
ON Attn STe three desirable three story brown stone
Placement Pie lphia brick houses and lots Nos 2b 20 aut
2JS West side 25 west from 9thsv. House, 21tj
each anins gas &c. Rent for 1000 each. Well built Ill
coiDpe order well worth the attention of parties desIous
OF investing Gas fixtures with the houses Lot 3iKlOlf
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09

Henry H. LEEDS Auctlncer-Ssesroom. No 3 Nasssu.st
HENRI II. LEEDS d. Co. will sell at Auction
i WEDNESDAY, FEB. 70, and THURSDAY Feb. II, al
10 O'Clock each day. the Saesroom, No. % NssausPer
Of and valuable stock Of WATCHES aud
JEELRY and DIAMONDS TO close advance, in all contain
about $1,000 consisting Of e sets Of Diamonds Pear
aLd Opal oil set in the finest god also Scarf and Shirt Pns.
Bracelets BYC OcLs Earrings Studs and Sleeve Buttons Stone
Shell Cameo and single pieces Watches Of the finest de-
scrpton Of English Swiss and French movements Fob aud
GusId Chains Coral Work, Loose Stones &c, Watch Chsos
ChaelSiu and other fine Jewey also, CuTocs, Article Of
Ntru. it'll lar lot Of ard Antique Coins. 32l3)