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II II. CILLET, Counsellor At Law, has removed
Ne hs c8c his resdeuce 10 franklin Row, corner and
fisensh viii couinue TO devote h ssntca principal
II 70 cases unsd ssases Supreme Court D. 900 fH8a m
eyi2e-d1 .s~~-st-fl
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INTERESTING NO LADIES -.1Nhep n thc co,

Il INTERESTING III l4ADfFS--When in tho course
thurman events ladies and gentlemen lose their greatest
hssnrni stracionsA hns head o hair
ou mpcrsancs aud usc qrstep H. What shs do so the
n from falling Cd aud restore M and bcntyf
proven icw applications VIII ssaF s hair Anns ersakin
"ve sndrun keep s scalp ctaa aut White,
ness and ssor 70 the hair and although may been bald
ehy years tho continued Of manihs wn
amxurAnt head d hair Cali and boc, sAsisncd
sr she sscod appioa.ou, shc pce paks
ASK er Dr. HArrks Hair Promoter Inprevc Ris
mond by n - Z. 4 w PEfEFxxx nrnrsst
Corner Mlnc and 12th and In wan Streets.
sold IN Washington by y ~ GILMAN drsRsb<
hus near nh street and D. D. CLARK An
May 2l-rans 4. y ,-,.,.v.s,... ~ ,l-.t II ,,f ~
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T1ROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
ID or THE WEST, SOUTHWEST, AND NORTHWEST BALT
MORE AND ONO AII1lAp. Hss ~ a'ssa -


Sssse a,rasgew.rs greatly inproeei schedules W
Three through connecting daily exccp Sunday
from Washington for the West, ~ follows ;'a
ist CINCINNATI EMPRESS MAIL starts at alo a. M al
lowing breakfast Relay House. Washington
junction proceeding West 1 train passes Grafton al
at the Ohio at L. with
Central Coanbu Cincinnati and intermediate points,
reaching Cincinnati At IL 80, u. next day
"a THE GREAT CINCINNATI LOUIS EXPRESS connexon
leaves Wellington ncludng sunday at 30 reaching Gin
nnati m and connecting directly with Express
Train for Louisville st. Louis Kan
sas sc Washington Cincinnati only Is hours and TO
s ,'s'1 cNsINNATi DAYTON INDIANAPOLIS CAIRO ST. LOUIS
CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN EXPRESS leaves (except Saturday
and sunday $780, connecting At Washington Junction or Bal
uinorc leaving Baltimore TO- On Sunday night the conncx
ion made by tho 3 80 train from Washington
Of tho road ia daylight take the
5I5, m, or S30 m, trail from Washington
train For all points on the Marietta Railroad hke
Tho western Washington and Baltimore BY all
these drcctons the clo1es Direct and
offered the travelling public and
advantage that the Of the Baltimore and
under Through tickets and baggage checks 70 all
quarters and other possible cy will be found upon This
route, 4 .fts az R.aSgff lf}N i4t
way passengers Baltimore Ohio Rail
road Washington follows For all points between Wash
nxon Junction by 515 n For al
connect with the Frederick train take tho p m,
tickets all kinds baggage checks aud further information
apply to THts H. PAteONs Agent,
4 \" q. Or at the ticket Office Washington station
WmNM N W. p. SMITH,
esa e FL Master Transportation
l.. NJ. COLE,
aaN a0 s l3s4 t5E ~ General Ticket Agent
Bxyuoxx. Nay s, 1853. 4rstf3 tN s5at tfAe afrS
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: u
IL rOUErANs * c and from which purc
daugh genuine CrbonateA water
fsnsns Qcy cad) be quaedin
M actve operation, ustrAng BY d ncrcA~ng patronage
tust appreciation superior medicinal propercs
4scabc aud pAaabio qualities the nsd CONNER hurtnca
eoesr acid generated copper fountains yc'cpt waer
and under that assumed psnso connng and
svspcctink pubic. ffs-s
srTsBaxkberry Cream, Capsicum Hook
on Hadsa Nccsr Grunge 0xeat PcAf Pine Apple Fort
Sasapara Strawberry shcrhert sasas Sherry
Vanilla g 60 " ti,i tssis ''t@ff ~ " ttt"l'sits =
Also Strawberry T<ncn ssparIa Something differ
en from anything soId IA ths Dnt 7ea saSlfH Uf
Nay l-cod4m ~. "a - - ~. a - ~ n ~,
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special Notice to Subscribers;

Payment Cor subscriptions be made invariably advance and
tho always dsoonunued The vSTa0a o ho pJuod
subscribed r uness renewed Nuuos VIII b. Subscribers
shen their subscriptions about 10 csfarc,
emhaho by anal vp by AZ ihe h u he subsebers and not
4 The psohsher cf the unien B N 84aes n w
PAT nl AlIvlRTHsING
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CnILR From Valparaiso we have papers to the 30th
Of April The election excitement had died away, and
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NEW Yosk ApytRIIsEMtNrs,

= ~ noxFtA& = SS'E r@sens NnANRaO0 SAles
THE subscxibsxs,. grateful for past favors. and
~ hndng dat dscrpag pabuc bestowing their
thst extent that exhibit all
ther ssoe hAvs sntd their depst cag sxtsusve
and salasnu HaAway, q No ISL u Murray street,
poso sAs 0y H. hs q ssrso.s rose with shs
bers 70 hand 1t all stock ~ Gre and bargar
poof sAess than oshsr esaAeshmsht esA Particular
tspen VIII bc had ~ coosncte sa for private nss 70 match
with other furniture for the security p plate and jswely
ALSO
VIII hand order al kinds
DOORS bank Haus powder proof locks banks
doors Jonss psaition bank Cygsr
pst1at lsssr lock, without key. M it1 sts i nslta y
al-.,' 6.4 1..fa - - - g. G. HERRING Co.,
Nos. 11s 1S7, and lso Water street. and
No. 2sl Broadway, corner Murray It,, New York.
.-UHs 4l&,ai 3H Mst8 4 r. C0YIE 3 CO., Agents
a.ts .ltefss2 HstIaasf 80 sais Washington, ID. G.
B. W.. KNOWLES, Agent
Nay 2e-ly Richmond, Virginia. -
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DUNCAN. sHERMAN, 4 CO.,
H Nfs't~s Bnnk1s, el 49, Il
CORNER PINE AND NASSAU srRsgzs, NEW YORK, q
ISSUE circular notes. and credits for travellers
available IN ~ ths psipcs cas of ts wasd Also nsrean
uc credits for use h Europe China, &c t "a
My 2e-omos 9'st tft HfA# ' 49fat H}NttH ~
MATTHEW HALE SMITH, Councillor -atIaw
lXl Rooms 22, ~, No. IL Wall street, New York.
-Tauv1A a .
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GRAsDEs SoUvEAUrEs IN PARIS

LA COMPAGNIE LYONNAISE, PARIS,
q, and ~ BouIevard de- Capucises Ilnp D. Axn~ud
- - ~ and l8 Hsuvs mes Capseaass,
% tttNis gfta Have just exposed for sale their
NOVELTIES FOR THE SEASON, .
a sri yrs LACE NIuAN AND FRENCH cACIuuKzS PRINTED
f"-r'f VI MUM1 AND FQuES
= Sts@ FANCY TrAuE or ALL KINDS, slsis j
WEDDING OUTFITS, MANTIES, BURNOUS, ETC.
r OF tho establishment LA CONPAG
,E rendered tho extensive Ku
the day comprise upwards Of thirty
os galleries. having Being their own
productions not liable TO this extra charges
made on nteaednte and thus this
public than
other Every article the CAczxiRxs marked In pn
figures. 81 n,,
: Iyous the manufacture OF siik SUM at
Alepcon Chanty the facc mandatory; and At
Kaschmyr Cor Cachemre Slaws; siaffe taEs.nasf Efs
they suecusaef sale 10 any country whatever
Nay sc-diot| - y - sfl ~ ~,
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Certificates OF packages whole 1140
M Do IS half do i...... ..............f 10
y Do 1ot DO - quarter do ~, ~ .,..r-.... sS
$40 600 Lottery tho OF the STATE or DEIAwARE
Class 4p TO bc Wilmington, Dell saturday
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At Port Orford the people in great condemnation
on the 6th nxtAnt account Of report that fye hun
red Indians had brokcn from the reservation and con-
ssqvnntly they nuomonarily expecting an attack
The miners and ranchmen coming In from all parts
Of tho surrounding countzy aud determined to give them
warm reception. =, ...s 1870, ~
Tho Indians at the Dallcs have again commenced TO
murder rob, and punder The inhabitants II Is said that
two men who were on tic way to the Mines had been
murdered by KanAkins band Of Indians. Col Stcptoc
At the latest dates have from WalIa Walls WIS On the
point OF starting with detachment Of United States
troope in pursuit Of the murderen. t7t5 ~ e'i8 m
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02
ImpOrtant and interesting Letter.

The important and interesting letter.
from the Secretary of the Grand Masonic
Lodge of Virginia, furnishes some yalus-
ble facts
TO THE SoUTHERN MATRoN.
President of the Mount Vernon As
sociation:
DRAR LADr ~ Yon ask for n,v opinion.
on the ultimate liability of Virginia for
The redemption Of her bonds, should they
be issued for the purchase of Mount yer-
non"
almost hesitate 10 put my answer in
writing. for the simple reason. that il Is
so positive and nnequiyocal. as 70 partake
oF that enthusiasm s1iSch, aInong Atha
unreflecting. too frequently challenges
doubt, and thereby defeats ITSELF So far
from any liability on the part of the State.
may assert, that she can. WIl3er no CIR
cunnstanees, make as profitable an iDrest-
nent. if she could be induced TO look at il
as mere matter Of dollars aud cents:
which, however. viii not for moment
believe; but will proceed at once to
show the basis of my opinion. Virginia
issues her bonds to run thirtyfour years.
for the sum of 5000. 900. in this way
Mr.. Washington receives them in full
payment. conveys Mount Vernon in trust
10 Virginia, aud she to the Ladies' Mount
Vernon Association, upon the terms of
their charter granted for that purpose
You have nowat your command $50, 900 !;
this on pay over at once TO the treasurer
of Virginia, and with the massive aid of
sach talents and energy as Everett,
Yancey, Melville, Ruggles and Brown.
can there be doubt in the mind OF tho
most t'mid of your raising the $4,000
in ouesor at most Two more years. when
that will be handed over to the Treasu-
ry-and thus theState will have gained
$4,000 per aunum for thirty years, that
being the annual interest on the whola
sum.
Again. dear Lady. your success is
p10ced beyond 0nyperodVenture, BIZ the late
action Of the Grand Lodge Of Virginio.
with copy of which have furnished
YOU. and from perusal of which. any
skeptic. particularly if lie he a Moson.
must indeed be TOO far beyond de reach Of
argument or 7,ooof deducted from The mr.
rug IF fats and figure, to be affected by
anything could add.
Thirty-five Grand Lod gcs. with MON.
bership of affiliated and non affiliated Ma
sons, amounting TO $50, 900. willprompt-
hasten. with reverence for their departed
brother, and enthusiasm for the holy
cause in which you are engaged. 10 pour
into your treasury as many dollars thus
enabling you 10 return at short date
the money to Virginia, and teave at least
500, 900 for necessary improcemenks So
With my best wishes for your success,
/ am yours, truly,
JOHN DOVE.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02
Richmond. Feb. le. Iese.
To ths MasOns tlroughOnt thr U. Statt.

It has already been seen, By the cores
pondence lately published, in what no
bic and patriotic manner the Masons of
Virginia have passed resolutions to lend
their aid to the Ladies' of the Mount Yer
non Association to secure the home and
grave OF the great Masonic brother. The
President of the Association has replied
and gratefully accepted the proffercd GER
vices of this time -honored body. The
ladies now appeal TO the Masonic order
throughout the United States, who pass
similar resolutions at their meetings on
the 22nd of February, that they VW TEL
egroph at once to Richmond Not that
the slightest doubt is entertained that the
Masonic order. who have always acted
unanimously and harmoniuosly together
in every good and inspiring cause, will
not do so in one as sacred rs this. but
that it is Of the utmost impor ance that
the ladies should at once be able to state
the exact sum which they can furnish.
t0Ulton delay, to the treasury of Virgin
IA. Allthat they now desire is to be able
to give tangible loroofs to the Legislature
that the State viii not be called upon to
furnish one single dollar. We do not
doubt that the MasoNs, as soon as they
receive this intimation, will at once re-
sPond to the wishes Of the President of
the Association-herself the daughter Of
a Mason.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02

We noticed, some time ago, the exulting
remarks of Dr. Baird. over the defence
of their Church in Western Virginia. by
brother Clark, through the ROnoahG
Republican, but If he viii read the re-
view By a correspondent of the RanOtohG
Volley Star. he may regret that brother
Clark commenced the defence: If our
Northern brethren viii persist in closing
their eyes against the light he sheds upon
the issues involved in The controversy.
they cannot justly complain of being CEN
sured for their disloyalty to the Stats of
vireiDa.- 6sw4e,a MsthodisE finsraat,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02

g ResolUed, That an abandonment of
the Western end ofthe road by the Board
ofPublic Works has had a tendency to
induce the people of Kentucky to abandon
for the present the construction of the
Lexington and Big Sandy Railroad, and
drive the commerce and trade of con-
siderable portion of the Southwestern
States on northern roads, and to northern
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02

woRrn KxowISe.-A piece of candle
may be made to burn all night in a sick
room or elsewhere, where a dull light is
wished. by putting finely powdered salt
on the candle uutil it reaches the black
part of the wick In this way a mild and
steady light may be kept through the
night from small piece of candle.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02

APPROPRIATIONS TO VIRG1sIA Rail
RoADs.-It is stated that the committee
on roads of the Virginia Senate have
agreed to report bill recommending an
appropriation of two and half millions of
dollars to the leading lines of railroads in
the State, as follows: To the Covington
and Ohio Railroad, $500, coo Orange
and Alexandria. $4,000; Alexandria,
Loudoun and Hampshire. $500. 600; Ma
nassas Gap, $3.50, 600; Norfolk and Pc
tersburg, 5e5o.oU0; York River. $780,
600; Richmond and Danville, S250,oOo:
and Virginia Central. S25o,OOO.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02

Western girginian,' . and Richmond
Enquirer. :, be requested to publish the
proceedings OF this meeting
WM. E, HERNDoN, Chm.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02

An old lady was asked what she
thought of one of her neighbors named
Jones, when she replied:
why, don't like to say anything
about my neighbors but as to Mr.. Jones.
sometimes / think. and then again 1 do
not know; but after all. rather guess
he'll turn out to be good deal such a
sort of a man as take him to be-"
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02

L. THerefore. be IL -Resozved. That the
Board of Public Works without that just
and equitable regard for individuals, or
the interest Of tie commonwealth, and the
Covington and Ohio Railroad, and in q
perfect disregard of the State; have APP
propriatetl aud expended Che $500, 600,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02
Response of the MasOus Of Alabama 10
the Mount Vernon Movement.
The following we copy from the mo
bile Daily Mercury -
Masonic Notice

MASONIC HALL, Mobile Lodge No 20.
At a regular communication of Mobile
Lodge, Nc. 40, held at Masonic Hall on
the lst instant, the following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed
WHEREAS. We have been informed that
the Grand Lodge Free Masons OF Vir-
ginia has agreed to contribute ont of its
funds, towards the purchase by that
State, as tie Trustee of the Mount Yer
non Association" OF the Home of Wash
ington and whereas that sum added to
The proceeds of the "Lecture" of the
gifted Everett, and the collections made
by other patriotic citizens, will no: be
sufficient to complete tie purchase; And
whereas. we are anxious to contribute to
that object, and thereby manifest our
reverence for the memory of the '.FatheI
of his Country" whose exalted virtues
shed honor and lustre upon the Masonic
fraternity, of which ne was a member:
Therefore be it resolved, That we,
the members of this Lodge, will paw sucl
sum as we can severaily afford in aid o.
said purchase, and that the w. n. be
requested to make proper application o.
the funds thus raised.
Resolved, further, That We earnestly
recommend to our brethren throughout
this State to follow our example, and tc
that end the Secratary of this Lodge will
communicate the above preamble and res
olut;ons to the several Lodges. and the n
W. Grand Master OF the STATE, and that 8
committee be appointed by the W. N. tt
solicit subscriptions in furtherance of III,
JAS. A. MILLER. Secretary
If we may Judge by these aguries, tn,
LI--l:.- -. = L.. -
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02

We invite attention 10 the following
lucid. cogent, and Instructive article from
the Norfolk Argus:
Mr.. Preston's fIisSion-the Future Of
Nnrf0ik.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02
JAS. A. MILLER, Secretarv

If we may Judge by these aguries, the
ladies' will triumph in their patriotic OBJ
ieet without the assistance of those who
mag not sympathize with thsir noble aims
or hare bith 10 tbei. e1S:tsasss
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02
A. c. BAILEY,
PARKS 6 MoSELEY.
T. A W OTTO CE.

u y W n y I 7 y Il
a NDREN PARKS Il JOHN L. MoSELEY
N having ente:sd int, a pi:tnership. Tor
TN. ptTpo<e uf Praci sing Law in the Circuit
sud C5snty Coa4ts vi kaua~hn, AMI IN the
t.iseu.t C.r,,S OF L L,g.n, Boone and ioane
viii, r-t=1fteT reg risriy attesd thOse Courts
Ali Taxsir 30 entrusted To 0tteir e1'e will re-
ceIve PFC apt attention.
O.re or the other nf the firm can always be
Toana, duIins 5asincss ho'rs at their Office
IN Rodgers lio.s, in the t1wn OF Charleston.
Cnlrlsston. t1cI. !. 1856
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02

A kiss. says an ingenious authority is
Ike creation. because it ie made ofuo.h-
ing aud is very good.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02
F. r. TURNER
no THE PUBLIC.

ANDREW PARKS, of Kanawha county,
and J4MES w uOliE of Putnan c"uuty,
haTiug entered into partnership. as Attorneys
za4 Counsrioss at Lsw, uni'er the style 81
PARKS & EIUGss, fpf tue counties OF Mas N
and Putnam; Will attend ailthe county, quar-
Ierly AMI rircuit rouriSin those counties. and
viii attend prorI.ltiy TO all business which
.,,.y be entrusted TO them aPi,ertaiming t"
1hsit profession. PARKS \ tloGE.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

IJENRY II. LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q
III Nassau street-HENRY II. LEEDS Co will sell at auc
ion Wednesdsy Hoy TO- a. 0 O'Clock at the private sta
Large and elegant sale Of carriages hunting wagons blood
horses mules harness. de- all the property Of e. Acrgg
ESQ., carriages de- all made the best makers
in this city and Philadelphia expressly for HIS private use con-
sising Of -,
elegant pair Of short tailed bay horses s hands high
stallion old sired by the celebrated imported Mas
soud, (Arabian about Is hands high bred in Kentucky
As years old Ally, sired by Marubrins Chief lSh hands
high also bred In Kentucky.
splendid mule, lSS hands high, years old
superb hunting wagon made to order by Watson OF PM
ladepha only used three weeks probably OF the
elegant wagons offered tauctiOn-cost $3.50
track wagon weighing 100 pounds built by Watson in Phi
ladelphia, IN perfect order.
An elegant set double harness. fine gilt mounted made by
Hensel Philadelphia ony used three weeks-cos SLAB
light buggy made to order by Watson PHILADELPHIA been
used only month.
single harness made by Lacey Phillips Philadelphia
set Of very fine double harness, name by Wood GIBSON
New York cost SIPS
tro,ting saddle very little used made by Wood Gibson
Also brides blankets whips &c &c The entire colecton
be examined day before the SALE the above stable
and will be sold without the owner going TO the
South.
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HENRY B. HERTs IN, AUcrrOEEER-BY HgRTs h
III MOsS-Asserees sale 81 two million If seears M
loud beng the entire Stock q an nporer cal - be ss
WITHOUT reserve for cash by order ~ the aSrncc Thurs
gay November w. ~ 10is clock, A. the saesrsoms No
fhe street. The stoos which mes'sin bood c2.r.ises :
49, .~.sUL.s $780, - = ~
man segtrs ard vel worthy the attention N iobbers and
large BUYERS ger-y Samples and catalogues r bc ready
esris On tbe morninG u sele.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-09
S500 REwARp-RonERIcK WHITE FoRMERL,

VhInl MISUNDERSTANDING WHITE, FORMERLY
poOV agent Of the Pttsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago
RAILROAD Company and late OF the
Company NJ Columbia Indiana absconded from that place
the evening Of the 18th last carrying Oh Express mo
ney packages TO the amount Of S20n
White L. Sc0tchman by birth and has of
Scotch brogue IS years cid feet high slim weighs
40 pounds Light brown hair Short high forehead light
complexion wears neither whlskers
good white teeth walks and stands very grey
pointed n soft black high crown nearly
brown overcoa old blue business odd pockets outside
black pants do vest do White formerly lived
Quincy, Michigan and was formerly employed the Mchi
southern and Northern Indiana Railroad GO
Ing 70 Rock Island; last at the Michigan
road depot Chicago Tuesday morning October 2
above reward 500 will be paid and delivery 81
White snd the money - agent Of the American Express
Company. O. = HIGGINS Supt
Fort Vsyne, Ind Noy. s. 1855.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-09

IIENRy n. HERTs, JP AUcT10NRER-EY HFprs A
III MOSS-wli SELL % Wednesday, November ~ n IA
O'Clock ssleernon NJ s Pine private GALLERY
~ FINE o paintings engraving tcthe properly q gen.
leaving the snIe Gue pl7turs
Van Pee Thermen, Trebo ssbbst Maurice, Pees Grsn
o. knepp and others; also and
view
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-09

l lowing variety
bottles choice brandy.
DO old port vine
\ DO prime old sherry.
, an pure Scotch whAsxey,
2 d. Murphys Irish whiskey.
do. Madeira wine.
Ia ali QUO dozen boiles SAMUEL, Ftlrs0N,
No tuush wiis and - rre streets ard ~ wsn street
S1s.E y arc Arle4 v
and sample our n1ncys before going eiserhcre.
Geo West vi Ne hapry hs old ffsepds and PATROLS
No South william sseet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-09

RIO THr PUBLIC ANOTHER WONDERFUL DJscOv
ery Of The age wbich has before been uTefrA
kTONs crystal nguh hair courer, bib VT rector X
~ ~ original color by thf use 0l ono bpe The mas Ia
a. nsous VIII be satisfied Can he agent pffea
yil he given Or he money refunded slQ Bfoadwsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-09

CoAn REWARD WILL RE GIVEN FOR THE roI.
tDCOO property supposed be lost between the
terry and Twenty second by the Broadway and
the sixth taken al the Aston House-Ten 800
bills and one $50 bill on the Bank Of Republic 500 bl
Merchants and Farmers Bank Albany 1896 small bills
denominations city country currency also
check from Cummings to order the Bank of Republic
the money portion Of len with Captain Downing Sixth
ward station mousse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-09

q SA REWARD. -TAKFS FROM THE DOORWAY OF
tDOU 20 Barclay Wednesday afternoon Nov.
large black trunk containing articles of but little value
10 the them being Gifts of departed rela
tives Whoever will return the trunk aud entire
80 vesy street. will receive the above reward and
tons asked. X, w. KENDALL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-09

q * REwARD-DoG LOST, BLACK AND TAN TER
spO rer slut cropped 70 point had German silver
chain collar lest Monday In South street
atlantic ferry The above reward will be paid and
tons asked y p RICHARDS, Belmont saloon 1888 Fulton
irept