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THE MARKETS..
STAUNTON MARKETS.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
6g STAPLES, Iartin &c Co.


WHOLESALE PRICES.
Reported6y Staples lartin &c Co.
AUGUST 81, 1855
{ New Superine. .475S9O.OO
FLOUR J Extra. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5.25@0.OC
Family, ....................... 6.OV9o'Ot
Rye. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 0.65@O.O0
GRAIN Oats, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. C.25@O.00
Corn, New. O.50@0O0
BUTTER. Fresh Roll, Observation-Disclosures. UI6@0.20
LARD Observation-Disclosures. 9.l000O0
M ACTED Lump, per Ton, .............12.O0 100000
Ground, .............l 4.OOGO. 90
Ashton. ........................ 3.0O@3. 90
SALT Marshall, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 75@0 90
Ground Alum, 2.25@2.50
RICHMOND MARKETS.
ReDoyte{ for the Spectator By ". d. 1onphtHS Bro.
RicuNoNp. AUG. 80, 1853.
FLouR-We quote Superfne al S6H@613; Extra,
5O$7 with very light Stock.)
WuEAr-Sl 2O@$I.4O for Red; slSO@Sl.5o for
White.
CoRN-SOc.
RYE-7Oc@75c.
BUTTER-l0c to l62s@1S@..
LARD-l0c@uc.
0ATs-4595O.
PLAsrER-S3M
GUANo-$6O.
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:,
DOR SALE.-On tie I'd day Of September next.
l. will offer for sale my HOUSE AND LOT, in the
town of Lexington, lately occupied by J, B. Come
vey and adjoining the lots of Jacob Fuller and others
The House is very pleasant and comfortable one,
we'll suited for family residence. surrounded with
Handsome Shade and Fruit Trees and Shrubbery.,-
The Garden and Yard well improved, and all the
buildings in good repair. The whole land attached
to the house is about two Acres part OF which forms
an excellent Pasture Lot.
The sale will be on accommodating terms, which
will be made known on the day of sale.
Aug. 10, lS5S-3t II. T. COLSION.
DUBLIC SALE.-Wi be sold, on Thursday,
l. tie I'd Of September next at the late residence Of
David McCray decd the Personal Estate of the said
same IS head of young Cattle, 20 Sheep, Hogs, one
good Road Wagon, Wood Wagon, Stills and lot of
Still Tubs, set of Backsmith's Tools, Wheat Rye,
Corn, Oats Farming Implements &C., &c.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
JAMES H. CALLIS0N, Executor.
Aug, II, 1868.
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xYTAYSESBORO' ACADEMY.-The next

UAYNESBORO' ACADEMY.-The next
w session will begin ON the 18th OF September,
Rgv w. T. RICHARDSON, Principal
Few places offer such inducements to those VINO
seek 10 have their sons educated in safety Ihere Is
NOT dissipated youth in the place. And, perhaps,
No school in the State has furnished In ten years u
Iar0er proportion of frst-rate young men, Askat the
ITn7yersity and at Washington College.
~ Twenty Scholars wanted.
For terms and particulars apply to
XVI 'e''NN w. Il. RICHARDSON,
Aro II est Waynesboro', Va
MIDWAY ACADEMY.-The subscriber pr pro
M noses to open an Academy in the village OF hllu
way, on the Plank Road, between Lexington anu
Stauuton, Is miles from each place, on the "a MOI
day OF September next:
English, -
Classics $50 per session Oh ~ mos,
Contingent Fund,
Board Including every personal accommodation,
er month either with the Principal or respectable
nroiIies in the village and neighborh0od:
'"" ~ m ;5s-Sm REV. WIN. PINKERTON.
GAJTTION.-I hereby warn thepublic not to have
| ANYTHING 10 do with note executed Dy Dysel,
nd smith Darnall to S L. Huffman for two hunorea
md fifty dollars said note being dated snort uue
rior to the election of Henry A Wise to the once OF
Governor of the State of Virginia, and consutuoeu
orion of betting transaction cancelled by mutuai
onsenl of The pares but the note, 1t seems, was not
Iostroyed and vet remains in said Hufmans henas.
'-''0' 90 60" j. l.. McGUFFlN.
Mi. Salon. Va Aug. II, 1s5S-St
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MISS LUCY WADDELL WILL RESUME
Wi her SCHOOL at Waynesboro', Va, on the nrs1
TrrTIoy from SIS to $50 per session. instruction
in Music ION Piano and Guitar will be gwen by a
competent teacher. Boarding can be obtained IN pri
yate families at about Sl2 month. =, -.
REFERENCES Rev. W. T. Richardson, N maSSie'
Esq, and the former patrons OF the school.
Waynesboro, Aug. II, '5S-3t
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RICHMOND. October LIST, 1857.
~ have been using ''SEMPLEs IYsALLIBLE BA-
KING Powders, for some two years, and feel no besi
fancy in saying that have been more than pleased
with it, and regard it vastly superior to any Yeast
Powder it has ever been my good fortune to try.
D. BAKER, JR.
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, May rs, 1858.
Dr. J. W. Garick-Dear Sir: After keeping house
or several months, and being so frequently foiled in
making Lvaf Bread. l was induced 10 try your SEM
,LE's BAKING Powder. Since then have had SO
ltle trouble and rarely fail to have good bread,
thought 1t but due to you that should say az
much as [ have in constant use your invaluable
Powder more than year. HENRY b. HALL.
BRUNGroN, King and Queen CO., Va, May 8.
DR.. Garlick-Sir: Having constantly used your
Samples BAKING POWDER" since its origin, and be.
ing more than pleased with its efficacy, readily pro.
nounce it the best of the many kinds have been in
The habit of using. Very truly, yours,
JOHN BLAME, P. NJ.
rsy- For sale by all Druggists and Grocers.
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nor SALE.-A No. l secondhand Wheat Drill.
l. Apply to TURK GUSHING.
Aug 10, 1858.
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MORE THAN soc, 200 BOTTLES SOLD

tsy- For sale in Staunton by DR.. WIN. b. You've,
and DR.. T. II. L. ]. c.. Kinney, Druggists
Aug s, lS5S-6m
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JNo. d. INBODEN. GEO. W. I'M
TNaBODEN & BRO,

THE above Law firm is dissolved SO Tar as Pras''Ie
in the County Court of Augusta is concerned, In
which Court the senior member being Clerk, Geo W.
Imbnden alone will practice but when the interests
of heir clients require it, the services OF both will De
rendered in all the other Courts, and the parlneIs
in their hands, as heretofore
AnV 2 '5S-6in
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
August Cd, 1859.
-v,f> r1rr EnFpARS OF WILL vi

Lexington, Aug. II, 1S5S-St
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DUCKSKIN GLOVES.-A large stock of men
ID and boys Buckskln Gloves; also, Buckskin
Gauntlets snd Driving Gloves. (anew article just re-
ceved from the manufacturers at Winchester, and for
sale low by j. X. WOODS.
Staunton. Aug. II, '58.
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NOTICE.-Th subscriber having been appointed
~ Notary Public for Augusta county, isprepared
to draw all instruments of Writing, such as Deeds,
Deeds of Trust, Articles of Engagement &c, respect
fully solicit the patronage of my friends and the pub
lie. JOHN G. MYERS.
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~ For sale by all Druggists and Grocers.
Richmond, Aug. "a, 1858.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
Corner Main and Wall Sts.,
RICHMOND, VA.
THE undersigned have leased the above Hotel for
i term of years, and are now fully prepared TO re.
:eIve their friends and the public. They intend TO
make the ST. Charles in all respects, comfortable and
agreeable to its patrons.
TH0S. B. P. INGRAM,
JOHN G. M0SBY, JR.
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| Also the same article manufactured by Messrs. Coe
& Co., warranted equal to any offered to the farming
community.
The above FERTILIZERS will be kept constantly
on hand, and sold as low as in any market In the
| country. Alexandra, Aug. III, Oh.
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VA. ALMANACS FOR 1861. W Ram
Y D0LPH, BOOKSELLER and BOOK BINDER,
RICHMOND has just published and for sale in any guam
ity Richardson's Va, n. Carolina, Maryland and Dist
Of Columbia Almanac for 1859. Price cents each,
20 cents per dozen, or $3.50 for 12 dozen.
- Orders for BOOKS, STATIONERY or BIND
cry, will receive prompt attention. Country Mer.
chants will find ut l2l Main Street, well selected
stock of Goods for Fall sales.
Richmond, Aug. 10, 1858.
THE CO.PARTNER IN THE FIRM OF
J. ROBERTSON, BR0WNIEE q co. having with
drawn from the concern, the business will be conduct
ed By the undersigned, who alone responsible for
The liabilities of the firm They will continue to give
attention to the SALE OF LIVE STOCK, and solicit
the patronage of drovers and graziers.
ROBERTSON & BR0WNLEE.
Richmond, Aug. "a, lS5S-t3N
az Rock. Reg. copy I'm
Q CHOOL BOOKS.-At RANDOLPH'S BOOK
y STORE AND BINDERY, l2l MAIN ST., RICE
MoND, can be found large assortment of English,
Latin, Greek, French, Spanish, Italian and German
School Books, of the latest editions.
]. w. RANDOLPH is the Publisher Of the QAuRrER-
w LAW JOURNAL, at S per year.
Richmond, Aug. TO- 1858.
no AVOID HAVING SOUR BREAD,
i USE Samples INFALLIBLR.
BAKING POWDER.
Richmond, Aug. "a, 1858.
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$500 -a- -
SHIPPING. =


GLASGOW AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP CoNpANYs
NJ SPLENDID and powerful steamers sail ~ under
EDINBURGU. Cumming saturday Feb. l3, Al II noon
GLASGOW Goodwin, saturday. Msrcn 10, at nova
NEW YORK. Mcmillan.
Rates OF passare.-Cebin SIS; third cass found with
cooked provisions 80. For freigh or passage sppy 70
ROBERT CRAIG, II Brosdwsy.
CUTTON co.'s DESPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRAN
= cisco-Cipper 81 saturday 9Th February rates
and no deenon-The magnificent extreme clipper shp
GAUNTLET BUrland master IA receiving her cargo A. pier
shp probably he shsrpest clipper built IA the United
aud tor fast sailing and good delivery OF cargo uh
surpase nv vessel anoa Having never loaded ~ hs
por for san Francisco shippers particularly invited ~
examine her and judge themselves Of her ability to dchrge
het cargo advance Of any conveyance offering II
expected she will make the shortest passage rreOrt
SUTTON A co 81 South street. corner Wal.
NOR SsSANNAH AND FLORIDA-T4tE STEAMSHIP
AUGUSTA. Capt " s. Woodhuii will leave on S''ur-
dav Feb 6 nj ocNs& y NJ from Pier No tNorth liver.
Bs of ladne stained hoard For freight or passage ap
Foride connect with the above leaving savannah every
MONDAY "Wednesday and Fridey
TOR CHARLESTON FLORIDA Am TENNESSEE -
limited states m al side whsel stesnsh ine.-fhe mag
niecs,t steamship CUtt MBfA Csp,sn Kerry will cave
ihs once Of sPOsFORD, 1ttFSroN 80 ~ Rrneiwsy
IT, marnnceu nj and fss going Steamship Nashville L.
NurrV will succeed arr leave VI saturday,
Fek n The ato-i,e Car Nlna tud hvergae Tor
FLORIDA connect with he steamers from New lo-k through
mas be had b. applying above through tickets
to Memphis, Team, way te had BY applying s aeoVe'
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THE CHARITY soIREE
i The ACADEMY OF MUSIC
having been engaged for the purpose, a
CALICO M $50 SnfpEE

THE CHARITY sOIpEE.
i The ACADEMY OF MUSIC
having oeea engaged for the purpose,
CALICO DRESS SOIREE
viii be given, IL a novel and elegant style on the
EVENING OF TIE aTH OF FEBRUARY SExx.
THE HUNTER WOODS BENEVOLENT SOCTETY
The proceeds OF the Soree be appropriated -
trbaon Of oAves OF bresd by tickets through the a
the Society in aid OF which the soire- designed
PROGRAMME
An ORIGINAL POM. written expressly for this
and suited the mes will be delivered In esry
the evening BY one Of the iAierati of New York.
The Entertainment will be BY all the
srxble features Of
PROMENADE CONCERT AND GRAND BAM.
The cement ~ the floor has committed -
SEVENTY FIRST REGIMENT who have kindly CONSISTED
70 Re present and will appear In full uniform a, the rcqus
OF the Executive Committee.
Dancing TO commence Ae precisely previous which
the Poem will be delivered.
Dodworths Promenade. Concert aud Colon Bands
gsged.
Mr. A. Bunker will furnish ample supper and provtAs
every rodaon REQUIRED In the geu meme
rlaak hat.n ma aravo
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nrIUsE NIENTs.

kMVSENLENTS.
~ I.IGS GARDEN
~ Tbirt Week x the
GREAT SHOW
BOMBAY and IL GSDAY EyEr No. FEB a6ft
kmOL g. the
tNAFFRoACHABLs s?LENDORs
viii be The in persons,oo uf
-. ASsANlErsr,O
EBiTE sUkRY
TIE 2Mlk LILLIpUIIANs
GAME OF INF CURRICUIUM
CHAMPION EoRSk MEN
MODEL A,rOBATs
STAR ARTISTS
" IMMENSE ANIMALS.
All unaer The immediate eupcrvis,on OF
Dan RICE.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

DROhpwAy 3AFATRE
VAN AMBUE0h's
Crane Equestrian and Zoolnsiosl CoSnp.ny
MOhCAy, FEB. /, 1888
NEW AND BRILLIANT s1Ae
The celebrated Gallo sS! A0srsiisn e9uestriAn,
Mr.. JAMES MELVILLE.
FIKsT PUB!.iC APPEARANCE
having been engaged At great for h ef
he nous verdict of the Eques,rsn Profe.oU ssd ~
UKHATEsT RIDER IN ThE WORLD
Ne will appear every evening during the week win
AUtTRsiias THOROUGHBRED H"sss
IN grand Original ana dsr og teas of hmssnsusbip ws
ssedie or Birdie known y Is M Az,
Hltbe stars in the Arena
CINDERELLA
sam LalArop: Eaton store. Den Stone. ~.
VAN lMBURGH'S MEkA9ERIf
Tho Great Elephant. Tippoo saib,
eomJsng in all the pes, ezhioition o6-red NV
NorIcE.-CINDyREILA will be persrna.d every Monday
"Wednesday and Saturday snrrnopus Doors open At ~
wssia-sds, Afterioctyrsoa NJ ps.er Entertsnrse.l
rseiuding CINDERELLA. Mr. JAMES sELvILLE aud snR
hATtkOrs vticsms
lowFRy THEATRE
r,crs-Boss- and psrquet ., cent?, Pit igceut. fsvse
''s fna Is se1 1 .ss ory.'s so'ss y sen
enttac
PAUL CLIFFORD
Tnr HiGHw AYMsx or I'D
with and astonishing effects
During the drama The cell br-i ed nic,re 40
coach aoi four horses
Tie celebrated horse
SANDS, NArnAxss s ( % : s R;Sp s,ua.
skETUHEs IN isI,iA
css 10 hctui strength OF the powerful ANY To
clude with the ess,p, srz dra% n,,s Of ,,.vv
OK, TEE PHANTOM Bsrps.
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NgARsHs COUNTING ROOMS
MI For the
Study aud Practice
BOOKKEEPING AND BUSINESS AFFAIRS
3tS Broadway (Appeton BulfngJ
Circulars with full particulars, on application.
HOTELS.

GARDINER HOUsE HAVANA, CUBA, lOp GRIZZLY
In ,res, two s1usres the Captain Generals palace
and Place BARNES The undersigpad has pleasure IN in
forming frends aud the travelling public that during the
.nrer be has generally his house That hose
rho resort 10 H.v.n. pleasure for The benefit Of their
kx MAJ enjoy a. the Gardner House all the comforts of
bnme The sleeping apartments are furnished ~ the Amsr
style and he assures all those who may design ysnf
ms civ and making his house their home thst eteron
sh, be wanting hs part give sssfssuon W his patrons
from the house Will visit every steamer, W con
vey passengers and baggage on shore . .........
fnyAsA, Jan. 4, 1858. WV. " uARDlhkk.
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DARNuNs AMERICAN MUSEUM
ID PnIRlorIsM At Az ENORMOUS PREMIUM.
Jocx2 n ms GLORY 1;,.
LOVE EVER TRIUMPHANT
,,,,u,., ,,, COURAGE ITs OWN REWARD.
VIRTUE, LIBERTY AND INDEPENDENCE
INCOMPARABLY BEAUTIFUL AMERICAN DRAMA,
Union As dramsrzed expressly for Ibis ess5shssi BY NJ
CoBBs GREAT STORY.
entitled
On, THE MAID OF THE WAR PATH
'' originally Ys'Sssssw Y 9 ss PG GaS5 2saEso@
ana now Sfsp q iIT OF r2orLE
with feeling q unbognded and irrspres.bls ,shghi II
Costumes songs Music &C, during this the bird Week u
'''''' EVERY EVENING, a, O'Clock.
wEDNEsDAy and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, Asx
ard, Sr u Watkins Mr. Hsrdenbergh y. Briigmsn y. p
Taylor H. Ryner D. Oakley and the suihe dramatic corpa
Ncrcy-The shronE q yisierso Barn.m's Museum Is
the would who can conveniently
10 :" " The OTHER = III xfTsRSooSs usoeoss.
q, I H61 hs1kky sw9SD vcr
'e''f; iSpR MIA 1ffRArroSs and Apprrross
the day numberess unique and Interesting novelties which
can be seen nowhsre else IN Americs and are worth ten
Scarcely person In ten aware an Aqua
rum yet the Aquarium =, the Regents zocloscal Garden.
The Grand Aquarium at this Museum is larger than ths, 10
nsi and plants in crystal ponds long, where the
ter Is never changed No person can contemplate this
this and startling phase Of natures marvellous and beau
4 Pun Length War Figure Of ). P. DoSNyLLy
The bestsifra Aguars Oc.sn and River Gardens the
Grand Panopccn studio the Happy Family LAYING serpenI
ten, Is cents.
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DfCORDs, vrLPEAU~, CrvrALgs ACToys CURL
~ MSS and ne grys.e hospital practice Of pMs aud lon
DON by nr Lamont As some persons AFFECTED win as
ese ~ The sexual system ~ the fct he nkcs
has bod of infs ming them be Ia the only gaduae Ia ths
ehy Who exclusively curing those diseases and whose son
nc,ou YIN the European hnpiss enaoes him 70 sdoyt the
Rsst and mos radical treatment curing the oldest snd sc
yre oases Corner Spring and Mercer streets opposite ~
echoits ON 70 and 10 z. ", sunday excepted The
pOctprt Neica Adviser aud Marriage Guide nesry 80
peg snd 10 picture illusrs,ons 81 II gives Al the al
verified medicines We commend e J~rmon W the afct
ed.Courrer dss zsis Unis siaas zsltung Dy Book AZ
"a 40.
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SHIPPING.

SHIPPING.
TAE BRITISH NoETn AMERICAN ROYAL MAI.
IRON NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL.
'''''1 BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL
Chief cabin pA
Ss TSs ss sra,i i.. ' Ss.cn cali at H.f.i
E EsaS Cap sasH 'ts s l %tn.n
Tssss vessels sry ois., wSss isi Al %..iissd green
HEkics shsostr' RAVES New York "Wednesday Jan
fSsS5sA xss~ Sor. ws s".. s%
SfsfH ss; ETC.,; s 6: "a :: & e.
Berths NOD secured until paid for
The owners Of these shps win not be ior gold
as ~ ns af. srs %
therein ''p'''''d FOR Fs'B' RDsrssss
sA5ss N MA
sssYrdsy Fss Is at O'CLOCK H. her a 1sfSS"
For freight passage having unsquAllsd aooouuodAss
''s elegance 'na 'I%si sfY COLLINS wan
letters pass through The Post osnoe; any others win
NoIcE~The steamers Of this line have improved water
light % and no nas 70 Sss
them Their mode Of construction vet uneaualed
GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE TO EUROPE.
SOUTHAMPTON, HAvkE OR SOUTHAMPTON, HAVkK On
BREMEN. BREMEN.
First cabin $50 FRS. cabin 500
steersre 50 Steerage ............... 10
paddle wheel seamship ARIEL 1000 TONS
c. n Ludlow commander, and NORTH STAR, 800 tous
Edward Cavendy commander TO sail from pier No. North
river precisely carrying the United States mail viz
ross
North Star Feb. % Saturday Mar 2O4 Wed'y Mar, "a
Ariel Mar. 20 Saturday. Apr ~ Wedy Apr q
don and Paris. For passage freight apply to
ID. TORRANCE, Agent,
No. Bowling Green, Few York.
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TIED STATES

NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
IN mail steamers.
The ships comprising this line
The ATLANTIC, Captain Oliver Eldridge.
The BALTIC, Captain Joseph Comsock.
The ADRIATIC, Captain James West.
These ships having been built by contract for
service every has been taken in their
sructon also In their engines to insure strength and
speed their emmodaons for unequal
ed for elegance and comfort.
The of this line have improved water tight
parmens has been spared TO make them all
good the thorough examination them
their mode Of construction yet unequalled.
Price of from New York Liverpool in first cabin
$780, do $6. From Liverpool to New York 30 and
a. guineas experienced surgeon attached TO each ship
No berths be secured until paid for.
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DAYMENT AFTER THE CURE.-s1 JOSEPH 3 IRE At
j ment Of nervous diseases, sc Dr JOSEPH GRIERRE,
IL 10 ~ A NJ, ISL Broadway
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TIENAY ". HERTs. JR AUCTIoNEER.-3Y HERrS a
IL MOsS-Wll sell on Tuesday, Feb NJ lOis o'clock nj
The saesrooms 81 Pine street. assgnees sale ~ groceries,
WINES liquors and comprs AMI black teas,
white and crown sugars cOfees soaps starch syrups
lases candles spCes hgs cheese, Ac &C. Also brandy,
rum gin wiskey, In casks. and demohns also, LOO
baskets Of champagne o. case OF port wine so 90
Havana, German and other segsrs. To fQla hout
by order Of assisnees All the above g66ne good
VI der.
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WINES AND LHaUORs.

Opn-J J. srAFr-s0 BROADWAY. NEXT DOOR
ODV TO Franklin street-fine old vines aud liquors IN
glass Scotch ale and Loudcn porter Phtdepha
and super Croton ale in quantities 20 suit superior
old aes aud chsmpagne cider for export No 800 broadway
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A usrRAI1A PIONEER LIKE, ESTABLISHED 1885,,

UsTRALIA PIONFER LINE, rsrA BLIsiisD lsS2
N carrying the United States mas. ssliQg posvely on
the day Advertised Faoke Of the l5h and 81 ruary
Tbs magnificent clipper ship MtNNEu AHA, 800 toes
register Beauchsnp, commander will san on tb. her Sc
cond voyage TO Melbourne direct soudsy Ftbrutry 10
from pier No Fast river The famous clipper shin Ol
DEN WEST having thirds Of her cargo positively en-
gagged viii sail for sydney direct rom pier ~ North river
on of February. For freight psssege apply OF
board, or to r. W. CAMERON, No Bovius Green sslt
bills for sale aud cash advances made rnus Ture n
Conssnees N Australia. Messrs. wilkinson Bros = e..
IIoR MELBOURNE, AUSTRALfA-kANGAROO ISNh
IT Packet for 1871 February The elegant ~ m
cliprer ship OCEAN ROVER, l5G 'cus ~. P'fN'rhs
cornnander will be despatched promptly On her Spp hWf
cay. FIRST and second cabin passengers will e uks4 ~
TIRE meiy low. For terms OF passage and parton NN
hoard pier 10 vas, river, N MA1ILfR, LOHp QUE
RFAU. los wall street. or GOODkvE, ARkELLs EihtOl,
los Pesrl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-01

yyAL..ACX'S THEATRE,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-01

IIOUsE sATE.-sPLEND1D FURNITURE. RICH W.T.
III and velvet carpets, costly French plate pier and
mirrors three suit Of rich paror furniture rosewood
panofore, octave. valuable oil paintings pearl
silver cutlery & a. No 2ts IVES, Twenty third street
Eiehth avenue. DANIEL y UOUGH, Auctioueer will sell,
to morrow Tuesday Feb. N 10 O'Clock the entire furni.
ture above house, which ia Of the best description
esnr and costly pier and mante mirrors superior
rosewood rsnofce elegant suits OF paror furniture m rich
crimson and brocade; co and gold.
costly and secretary bookcases solid
wood centre sofa and pier tables three superior
msrble tops with backs elegant
ood reception chairs in rich satin and tapestry
wood wth mirror backs rich lace window
shades bronze and ormou clocks costly china
.~-s and rich psror &C, with number dne
S paintings dining aud chamber furnitnrf elegant
tens tables chairs rich gold band decorated tea and Oee
ruby and cut glassware pearl aud silver cutlery
cake beake casters ,shstands with marble tops
costly decorated china toilet sets best hair beds
and head T. French oval mirror mahot suits Of furniture
in hcoh cottage and mahogany spring seat chairs rose
wood hall stand oilcloh &C Sale positive and no postpone
ment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-01

EDWARD K, COLLINS, No. Sc Wall street. N Y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY CO, Liverpool.
b. G. WAINWRIGHT CO, Paris.
The of these ships will not be accountable for god
silver bullion specie ewelry precious stones metas
less bills Of sdng signed therefor and the value thereof
expressed therein