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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-15

SIaynaksr, Case I Crawfssd,
Reel EstSss .lgsmss,
NO. ~o0t -
DAvENPOar. uawA

00W0
q West 0OOona ~.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
WING . complets and seeuratc Asssrsct Of
IA Titles 70 all lands Ia Scott C,untv. - 800. :.
perior advaniases for the examination of Tnlr. snd
tnr Jooscious investment of money; ana inc, - .sd
facilities for the transaction Of ai our bn.tn~.s
These abstracts haze been carefully Complies from
TIE County Records, and We will In al cases wus,.n-
tee their correctness.
Prompe attention given 10 the location Of Land
Warrants Collection Of Money, Payment Of Tsxe..
&c. &c.
II. Y. SLAYMAKER,
Notary RUBLIc AND CORNERSTONE o. prxrs
Foo MINNESOTA.
JOHN N. CRAWFORD.
ATTORNEY d COUNSELLOR AT LAW
DAVENPORT. Iowa.
evNHE subscribers otie1 the following parcels of Real
j Estate for sale TO which they respectfully invt,e
the attention Of purcha,srs:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-15

1U0r received and for sale, a complete sssorsmen
= Of Superior Sporting Powder; also, Mining IN
Csonon Powder, ct Chicago prices
@ 4 DEIIM, Asvnt.
0Nee-U . Express Once, Ferry y. bet ID and .
streets Jyl:tf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-15

JOHN WANTS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-07-08
SELECTED STORY
THE LAST SIXPENCE.
BY gurpscK


II was on chill. bleak morning ~ 40
ycmter that Charles Aubrey emerged from
an old he'd. where ho had past tie latter
part Of the night under pll- of sheep .sll,
lie Wa young mau not tDycrisuaLd tSru.
y snf yet retained gfra, beauty ~ per.
son, though tI- clothes were torn abi dirty
aud h1- face pale aud ba.gard Ouiy Quo
year before BE- had been lyft an orphan with
eleven thoussad dollars ~ his possession -
IIr Bad always h',n generous hearted
'5arA D.l s..s mY7.IHt. tst e.s' as.l,..
af,s tad gathered ahuu, him and Iuan nm
Fortunate hour hr gave himself IN % their
influence lic thought not of The value Of
money aud designing kuavcs could slwa,-
draw 3, from tim But tie poor mi.guiIsd
youth bod fuu the race aui wss nov alone
HI- mlaey wa. gone a1i boz. sunshine com
psui,n. bad Iaf, him lIe had reached the
gr,l tozBtd. which be- haI been da.a,n, for
n Who'll year
A. y.grr Aubrey stood there ras. bi.
lip. we're rafgh,I aud lIs lmh. .LD.k a.
though vits Ia.sy W. 10 .casrisll'y placed
HI- l,ri Iu ... Iusa,i srd took thsrsifou
-I1p.uce H. searched further fsI, in
st.rt pocket Boz ic could Gni 90 more
Ith. single .spency va. ibe l.st ~ bi.
rri0us
80. Charley CHARLEY. b., narmursi To-
hIus'f .g.u have run your race where
ars i"v tha iurnIs vlu iayr sD long hurr
a'ou' you One poor sitT,Dce lt oil
bay me glaze of grog 20 sIlsy ny buruios.
q. would % GOD it would by me one true
fIstd
~ spoke ,he. ,r9 vth 'hs word. cane
rusb.bg through his mtpJ ths memory n o..
,sst Hs rememb,r,i ti,k,n8 good f,ttef
sd hHv ihst father tai loved sri blessed
blu With l.s Ias, tfssfh
AH3 hs remembered ore ottrr q bright
.ye3 joyous girl Io saa.s Fcsp.rr he tsf
.acs I'aerl s'' bis love stI 'Itis horss ~
joy iuf i'uss gone unN TtusLs stood
a.t. t.s .us.I rniu in l.s lsri vlsu Lr
leari f..fafsTs srIrHs.tirg VI r.issI bis
rFssiui l.h,lI au a'l man uffb Bonded
back ria came t1urrrg ub IHsiy ani
tFsmturg.y lltr gsrmslis usrs t1ru sui
tatlcfoi ani tbs itih grey tstf Luug matfsi
aui uu0omt.d rLssopgei ubca stscsms
a. shore che y1Irg man stood sGi leaned
lsas.' y ar ~ ssf
'Ctsrty good sir be uttered iu Loar,s
blaR vice Give ias sisresfft O..
tpy . single meal aad Oil sss cod o.
bless thee
b. my lie. gooi v0mso. you are TIE
very oas ! vas vsttug fr Hru-it is
ny lat sirpsoc6 Tats u 7 have obIy
uistsd thst lt u5uIi buy ms zoe true
friend
TIE old u5msn bssitstsd
Wal yoa nos take q p asked Charles earn
s.,ly Take g. 80 tbat nay fssl that
have one freed
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Now is the Tina if Ever. TO

n My hins H,n,7 -aCnr- - 90 new
~ 'y.s Frsnea Ds.l, i 81, agaunml Cha.
80. .ui1TS 81 I 2r.r.. I.tar-. uar,,,,.. Ca.
cor. u ia 10 an. H. 2ti. brr4qtit,. plan
~ ht'fei Hangs E.iI bt', 5000 yt, y Ion.
ri'iH'' beauii'u i"'-s AT warranted fs.l cot.
- are h'" aeins % .fs ili 3 anl cents.
80, '.', ,mlIs irl >...a nd other asft.ume
~ s''r'. A." e socxoi Ft-a. o Lace
a".- 30 '-"..F hial @. atL cgp~s JY.J received
a. a.. - 'g't a. p han la- r,, il ,p.r,,,sr-
u'- p'ugi forget ~ r.-s. sr-arrsst
CiARLgs JOHNS rs
u ~. I---I II -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-07-08
5 + ' T. \ TY SIA
~ wN =. BKlANr.

whs' heroes from The woodland ,prurF
when through the fresh susssr,a latI.
The thu,litC cry 90 freedom rlng.
Ant 'n the work 90 warfare .'rang
The woman, iron hsut'
HIS dung the cry ofhil.ssroand.
And ocean mart replied ;omsu.
And streams, Nhn.- snrfrF. were vet unf1gps.
Psa'ed fsr a~sy the ssaf..iug sound
10 The forests heart.
Then marched abe brave from rocky sie,p.
From mouu'sto Tivsr s~itsud cold
The borders Of The $40. nv deep
TheVa.es where gathered uArsr.srep.
sentuP the slrong and bold.
A. ifihr very earth agsin
The lair, iout birds ofvs,,ere
Al aged sire and mGtron gray.
Saw The loved warrior haste away,
And deemed Isin to grrsvs
Already had The strife begun,
ALREADY blood on Cpncords plain.
Along lbe 'pr,rrins graz, had ron,
And blood bad roWa stL-r acton,
Lie tro"Gs ul summsf ram.
tt" tes,h-s'sin on the Aprilsward
Hallosst 10 freedom a b The shore,
10 fragments tell 'be yoke IbhoIrrd-
The footsteps Of 'h- foreign lord
PruiAned the soil 10 more
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U.sE REV ~ 90.

40 T. sourn LIBERTY ST. BALTIMORE.
lsSnf' pr The s3'r II LIT .-4nug
M, TtTH'l. iWrsg from C4l4, rsal ,g,.
''o. 10 SP.'w mi o. nc is7sry
H-s-4lat.eE' i.F CoaI JualtCa. Or. LAM.
VIII 'Hs.FLsr, s.FEsT ant up,t baILLf,Sr
''-n' ever at...srs.a. Non sa.u..,f. f.g
no. g'r 90. Csmphra- or iH-us DI 10 u.,-
i'r' '2N'' i' "' iivrs ~ ,.-4 ,scrinr..t
ITO 1e u'~ 81. a-sr 4s-cegOIyarir-s Tttsp
~. Frururss b-sus ul ai >trs.i.l an,
Hs COS, oi"ini.e cr rlherta til AZ must ,uprr.
'-.r al U.nrr ui.. GBv o. us
Iae T.!- supplied .g l1tal tom.
MI "a L..-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-07-08

ES~Iac rstst'tl,g lats gsrs.r i. 40
st.s o.! lttsrssrsg srfius ou tb. T,rH
l1s'Haa t-.s specs, Of tls r.ses.itv,f,
tt.' o. ...... tasgs.t q. oafsl resource.
NJ ffF.s .fsfs
VIZ ..s ft.ssssat r .asft .f.sstE,,
nsv.r $50 b. iss.a.e. ..I.rf.a f.,.s.
tff irf ifla .f- Is iu.Shsasts.s t.t
" st 'st-s ta,ats fsrfs fsrrIsyit ts p, p,
a..s s l1t sgs.ls' t.s rassr .si,sr -s.-s
eHsa.rt Voc. %. operators tlf "a our a.sf
fs'f r'. tss aaagf7-.srsi s.,,e.- 3, ,,.a..
tsi1E t.er.st ~ pf.d.c8g 8gItistar Dr.
ran be o. glrs.i51 thst f -u, fs.ssess sei
faN.Hg ml.lsesu. compete upsa svs, tenn.
riH '..tf ai tHfrps t.-u u4.tb .Bdt.a
cf '. state s.8'I coon b. O4btsI oar
~ uafs sao4 F.Isss -. "a teen sus.
btfif -rrfy'' ar. g. aJ.t.as rHfst.r
ffs Village sal i.rs -3sld sbrins on
~4efs ra- s...' 81. tuds so1 yfsErsss ssaf8
D. tas order tts icy a tsuHs r.-t s.sIt
shlft t1 auf 70 zee sfi ssfEststs LOOT ~.
tscti.u suopFb o. p1t thsu - Isast Bt5s 81
st4s.riy sltl tfs ifats Atisttie 1mps, tsfs
s ussts1 Ws uaBl uot al.ayi.,
tl'tsu ut5o uBsfta tisa tbs suAusksvs
10 Idsa fssts e. n.8srsts tst ugsa sssis,
ist'ios ssa'd fahjset e8umsr5s 70 IS
f.gstsst sAbar astnsst o. tsy gosisr -
1af geppls ~ 80 'stsf aclrrs-.sr-a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-07-08
DENTAL NOTICE.

TE PIERCE tas removed his .Trf avsF
l. B. -. or RCHs nrF Store Fsr 80
n b. vsltsi ~ si h-ir rssitsn-s 90 tsfstsfsrs
nru fs.ff
4 .sasF Do rsf-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-07-08

ErHs Tso tells ygu tss s.l.ls o. ,,s .-,
Istss-f 'e is a'-su rf vtaf asft.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-07-08

W..sr... e. s. Tl.t gt. n.
'0r s.nr.n ts.I i.r. y.s..-Isr ...
-'..r..i .ra fsr.h.t DIS. A..
ry.a haa.rea rsr...s susf ftfi.fa8.s
Ir...r .s ls.f ~ che a..f gave vsvf-s
urfs..gs nfss IHr..a .i tts s.ursa. q,
'-at be- .a.t Itef..rb bH.s. ....l.I
Hp1' '.sr ..I from i..'r q. 300 r.r..
..s.a'..g sr.aartof is l.-. ssr- s.ss4sl
None aefet I'd
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cNPsus-mHu ISraoDUcEp,r,

~" INTRODUCED ir'
In wow Of ,hs im,or,,n, ,..,l,, ,.,,.
the u.o Of Plaster Of Pan, a. t.,,;l,,,,
hiss produced 10 oar ,rreultn,. ,h. -,
ssung question present, itself -, a.,
introduced it to a.. MOTTO. ~ ~. -,
ri. 'ouu,rA
-
been a.s-ib,d
49,. .... ''P'f'ei oi h'm
''A'' 'Dl's' 'rsi4log 10 FTAucs a. oar MINI.
b ter. having Observed m. ,,,.,.
pl.., ~
'- 's''s''Ar.st. upon b. return
hs determined 20 r.,...,. =,
- country
> IA 'os niH' device II .. ,sid to
I,y, .r,-,4 T.. ....
Pp'''' ''t, -
% '''H iI'' sentence -" IlIsl. Plaster
s.. NA-.s ,gs ...--.i r-.
'-e
'"' ''H'et s.s p'scr4 attract
& Iu. the u1tt.s ,f f..,-- -
-, '"'u 10
A"'Pt 80 use ~ their gariclltu.e Tn.
aueciotr d. sslk. E-..tr.
t..., o. ''''A' ''
nave ctiAiucd CItCasivt crsis-rr IDvr,f.,,
tor b,u.y.,
''' '''' stuc't --
bL' IS feuusyls4nials We have -,a.au T.,
......t.
'1'''''cs 'HAt TIE a. efI' . due
70 oar !ate tsuas4t.Gei fell. citizen
Judge Peter, Tn. ,.g,
= W rrtLja yton In tsst.t,r, .,,
ll. 4-.. -
J." 4' ILoL''u -
''ln!g ggtuu, who "a. for many v,,r. pr..
A.. 'A'' 'oe'
" ie'A"Afe state Agricultural
society places lLfs ruatter IN , rr,,..
y.eg
or - re Ass~.-..a g..,,.
i'.' N.st MAJ & = b I-,- 1
ua l,u.. " Tn.
has tsGtrE E- 500. 4. ..-r -. d. ~
ms.sus ....r. ....,. D.. .'" srd
s.gsIrn ... .r .af, r.r... "a ''" 90 ."' 1hr "I
f..-uss Iu araaaff-v m .-....'- '-' 4'..'
b..suu. I.r..., 80 - %" l-.. ''
gty,. ne p.r4-.fe .t. 80 - ,"4t p I"
- lLi.. 4l..ar s"' -" '+e -e'lf
I 600. t.s DO ir. r.t-.,..,,
mJirs q zoe Par....,r.. -, ~ w
nor a. th- o,a ,-t.r, oI me am.,,s,, -. ~,
/ ine cr,Gu ,t 49, la.-s. 4gst. n Al. .B,.,' ~. -
pr Frsusin Of IN, -.--,.,- N.'eu '
WuIE. ia. -,Fssf.l.,..- -, .n'>'
tri1snrr lHa ne r,. i. D., 80 s.'be.''
isTs - b.Irt BE- .s,. i. =.
no'' iucus.uos, sni p<,,.y,r,s, ,n,,,.,
busg is ya.uabI. gg.ti,,. - =, 80
slrN .,cr- % re .F,,-L.,t,,l - Ne''N' 'I1
lits ON rIp-rtmrstUItn a ,11,,,s-. -.
lL- y-ar -. and bt,yGB ..r,,,,.-,- - D'
msUY wear, sua he lr,yt. IN . M. "'s'sh
urrvsfuLcrr-r are rmt.ttsg an M. a.,,. -
Joe .lsts, ul p.ss-r,l pr, r,t.,.H - -
r-EftE'e3 suG b, .-! W uft ib, .,r..,.t -,.r-.
Ibr rruor, o, be rai a.e'psi, A. ,iS.e.H o
etety ia 1910 90
OF itar c,rsag,f.ne. a., ~. a., ,,,,
gy9sutn Iudr~ Peer. y,v., ~ ,,'fi'', 80 VI
"a paper read osi,., "A. ps,i,+.i,.Is AI'ouL'
l-U- aal .bt n .,Iif. -, =. o. =, S'''r IN
a.. N.nI,,, ''H1I 10 Vol. page lGI.
tTh- ass,
fHr g.r,gm Waa ..v-,.r -. t. ''~N "
N .ae-ra-n,gt ,A- R-go.ar,'as,y ~,S on m ON ,,1.
,. a.. =. .H ~ a. P'.1 of M. 'acDt baige.
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15. &Hs'nis asr" 8r"'.
oyy,cr sECuNp STORY or MARKET HOUSE

o1Tss rsss Pass, 70 psel"sed -''hiy ,' hco
Delsr, sd riffy Cs-t, psr san"r' i pad "a ad-
ss-es, Two DotIAss
- Ws...y.r p.yn.stt. deferred bsyoSd the srPi.
rst,oa ofths year InistsN val ee eb''Tea'
for "a 1aths, Ons n'iar Hd h1sA-
.{<--h,s Craft 10 be pad ,ruIriabis "a adv.
4S<s.S. nArEs or ADVERTISING
Of .A,srtsiuE are. tcr 'quarr ~ l'''
4 q, thrc. tu.srtion@ -isrr'f ."esis the
vtIoa E.ea coat lsaSv AtH'Niy nee
S,,-n..t 10 b- roa..ivfsd "1 thu mouth nr
.e.e,arA o. the N.nu.efiFt. 20 previous
r. spoB b~,ws.u the psr''''
,ru..tnen, ad' .aaTN Ncd ID lar e" "PN tof
,..b.t Of of,a,sftisns wall - rnHuuue, uulil
> -, ,as paymsHt sNa'tsd sre'r1insN
.knv.sT,.sut>r To s'gid ab' ns.
/Es.ss-S,,r a he pst' ufthe Aaaua' Nd'"tn'sp,
: ~ -.--, 70 .t.,- a,,hz>tiy, ~ 'tr'r Utri'-s-
Ssy-I.,o ,.,tr anrdts,, bs''as'' R'.i h
a - Esd az o,h-f Niv'r''''"-a,,,'a a' s' them
Exx~- .@S,,,,est eh.rrs sud no 'sfis"'n
-.-t,,,..,f, N,ustts ratd foT "a
'''' d NLIAHLR 90.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-07-08

~ ils g.. uiits- .l 50 Y.Ut..y Ae.r,
DO tas ii.a.s .f Representative. have ts.
f.rsi q. ths H.1 O. Fsa.tss, afvs
s.. i5s asn.rs.' Sc relative a. she s.,,t
,lus1' -. Nsn7bsl Fsardry u.ta.u.u
1f o tl.sai &C. rate rep tsp8uf.sssm.
81 she ss1i 90 ,a q C9bsfss,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-07-08
NOTICE

A LBERT Miller ts sutber1sd 10 sstrs ua fbs
n .ustue- of ~ Isfs frm Al psfs.rf iusFr..
- - lbs saithfm Of -muh a Mtier.aFs frsp-- O.
failT r-qasstsf 90 seufs .1fhvUh
Pst iI iss4 SAITH MILLER
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,
DIR. JOhnslon.

'iE FOUNDER OF rms CELEBRATED
'ahLuuoH Offers The mos CsuAta Sn,,t,
aa' 'a'y ehests.i t,Hsdy 10 ID. worIdfot
SECRET DISEASES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-18
OCCUIdsrs AND AURIsTy.

nkCHARGE< FROM THE EAR AND PARTrATsDEAr@
H. ness--lR. HARTLEY generously offers attend al
suffering from the
Marks place, without charge until cured thereby proving
success unequhed, and protecting tbs deaf from being
swnded BY paying self styled aurss exorbnt fees In ad
vance and the incon OF s more serious evils by permit
ting he application OF dangerous ced
and uniu harris Dr. H. here state that he has no
connection whatever with any person advertising 20 cure
Of certificate rurporung enanae from him, and cannot
therefore, be responsible any alarming consequences
resulting from rashness and desperation The los o money
be material but the
OF the important Of the ought y be
and treated with more than ordinary solcudc DEAFNESS
the head all dsegreeable discharges IRON me
ear speedily and emancnty removed without causing me
least In All cases Susrsnned
wht 70 mahormaon does not exist Thirteen years close
undivided attention 10 this branch OF special prac
hs treatment 10 such degree
of hnd the most confirmed and obstinate cases
Yield by steady attention TO the means prescribed. Dr.
HARTLEY having fnaled all his professional engagements
city decline receiving patients after the 2st
March requiring his services had better make
early call
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-18

nARNUMs MusBUM.-ONE WEEK MORE OF THAT
~ nintably successful American drama, THE PiOkKW8
PATRIOT with Mr. H. wilkins in the character Of Joco
MrN CHARLES HOWARD Isabel. In addition TO wn1nh
LITTLE CORDELIA HOWARD In the touching pcttts do
ma enuNed TIM DEATH OF EVA. besdes the sserins
sistauce parents Mr. and Mrs q. HOWARD
tbS being the initial movement OF an 1rnnSS
ment render the entertainments of EVERY AFfERkOO4
EQUALLY ATTRACTIVE ut thgestablishment Essuing =
o'cl,ck THE PIONEER PATRON the charscters IN
beir ably Afternoon at o'clock, THE DEATH
OF EVA Eva, Little Cordial. Howard; II CLAIR Mr. q
@. Howard: Topsy, Mrs q. q. Howard Dance by Ma
Salome and Til TRUTHS LIE. A Wax Figure q J. r.
DONNxLLy the Happy Family DC, To be seem A&nsass
n cADiA, chikiIen IL cenlA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-18
SHIPPING.

ENoR NORFOLK AND RICHM0ND-THE UNITED
States mail steamship JAMESTOWN, Capt Parish, will
leave on Saturday 10th instant at O'Clock r. Me- from pier
Is North river She will arrive Norfolk sunday after
noon and at Richmond Monday morning rassenger Tor
The South Will proceed directly by the great southern
line 1raellers twill lind this the cheapest peasantes and
mestekpsious route Passage and fare including state
room TO Norfolk 81 to Petersburg and Richmond 80 steer
age, hslf price. Apply TO LUDLAM PLEASANTs NO 81
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-18
T,LEeANr CARVED ROSEWOOD ANA MAHOGANY

TNLEGANT CARVED ROSEWOOD AMI MAHOGANY
M time III. WILSON, auctoneer,
viii cell Friday, at 1913 O'CLOCK by catalogue,
fe eutre the large four story dwelling house
situated 90 West sixteenth street near fh avenue con-
tsnng srperor household furniture of first class work
anshp order, and in excellent condition Parlor
1urnure-ch velvet carpets three magnificent rosewood
psror sus elegant satin procsde; large easy
NolAire and reception chairs TO match, two ROSEWOOD
and mirror doors and backs lined
With wood very extensively carved elegant rosewood
centre aide and tables asfes rosewood secretary,
with mirror lined with satin wood rosewood secretary
with carvings made 10 match the rosewood parlor
furniture rosewood corner and music stands splendd
seven octave rosewood premium panoiore rlchy nlad
with pearl and real pearl keys decidedly one OF the
most superb Instruments ever made richy embossed
cover and STOOL French plate mirrors expensive lace
and brocstei pin1ow curtains. Also, great variety
ri oil paintings, embracing many valuable specimens;
china Parian and chinese ngures
fvsnty one clocks together with many oihsr
ro~y IN NAL ogany black walnut and rose
wood chairs rod In hair cloth and medallion,
ochnr and easy chairs Sofas oak and black walnut extern
.on tables rich chf cut glass comprising
IN sssorment such tunbers wines champagnes. COB
lets celery salts butter dishes eisonsdes pitchers,
A. also costly such as elegant revolving casters
with splrudd bottles spoons forks cake baskets tea
services sayers ivory cutlery common crVckery plses
d<es soup &c also the furniture Of all
rNnt and mahogany black walnut bedstead FUR
hair mattresses rosewood and mahogany marole top bu
reaus with match the bedstesd magnihcenty
decor china bedroom carpcs mirrors toilet
and tables stair carpet AMI rots oiclohs hall
stands &C. SALE positive. ~ B-furniture can be packed
want psror furniture OF the most erensye
description will dc well attend, as every srticie viii De
sold ALSO choice lot OF nne old brandies IN
bottles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-18

DETER PAEs, AUTHORITARIAN w. q. rNaRA
u HhM-Ihday a. la1 O'Clock, a, the store 10, william
40 Aso, clock special sale OF brandics gin corals
and stgsrs Tens caAh. So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-18
RESTAURANTS.

(EoRgE WEST, LATE or Is WALL STREET WILL,
he pleased his friends and old patrons the sam
pie ONCE South whem street and give them gass "
~ Ivsssx w, . - md sAnduea
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pRyANrs MINISTERIAL,
Monday evening, FEB.

ID MrCH.NICH HALL. T2 BroaAvss.
asid every night during tbs week.
BRYANf'S DREAM OF SAOyEt-RY,
The Tilts Journeys Of The Oken Times.
SCENES Az PHALONS.
Mr. Phalon barber. Dan Bryant Mr. DUPLEX jerry BpN
Doors open VI g. W commence At ~ O'Clock Tckss - oe a.
ERANKLIN MUSEUM, IL GRAND STREET, OHB
IL block from Broadway-rwo performances are gfvea
daily At O'Clock In the afternoon and NJ ~ IN
the evening strangers will hs the above " IL
only establis hment In the United States where the
MODEL ARTISTRS
exbbedths entire uoape, appearing afternoon aoA
evening, consisting OF
TWENTY SEVEN YOUNG LADIES.
symmetry OF figure and beauy, stand unrfvA1as
abeauI Afternoon nad evening this Weeh
Amongst other pictures will be found May and Morning
star Madam Eve" "Bahers surprAsd," Venus Rb-
ing from the Sea-" &c, with others equally Interesting
''~' FEMALE OPERA TROUPE,
composed Of young ladies, who win appear In variety
'e'' EVERY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT.
Gregolre the In the world VIII appear
In his terrific strength together With variety ofcxsw
original performances such be other plAso
Of Amusement.
NorIcx saturday merit, Feb. 20, v for The
BENEFIT or MADAME WARTON
Of the troupe, which OCCASION extra army a
Ladies' will Tine entertainment viii be gven-esaS-
~ fifty young ladies'
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NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
IN mail steamers.


To ships conn rsng this line are
D. The ATLANTIC, Captain Oliver Eldrldge.
The BALTIC Captain Joseph Uonfsock.
The ADRIATIC, Captain James West.
These ships having been built by contract expressly for
government service has been taken in their
sructon also In their engines TO insure strength and
speed and their accommodations for unequal
ed for elegance and comfort
The steamers of this line have improved water tight com
parmens expense has been spared make them all
good the thorough examination given them
their mode of construction yet unequaled
Price passage from New York 70 Liverpool in stcabn,
$3.50 second do ES From Liverpool to New York 80 and
70 guineas An experienced attached TO each ship
No berths be secured until paid for.
PssOPosED SAILING.
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a UCTION.-WIII. BIZ SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE,
IA the contents OF the fruit and coudment store o Broad
way Thursday 18th inst at IL O'Clock A. NJ The goods
oft the pre
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,,CHE BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAI
\ Steamships

sS'HE BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL
\ Steamships
rRon NEW YoRtk 70 LIVERPOOL.
CHEZ cabin passage $50
FROM BOSTON
Cm0 calu
The Xhips from BoNon oall At Halifax.
PERSJAt, Capt Ju6kins, CANADA, Capt, Lang,
ARABIA, Capt J. Stone, AMERICA, Capt Wickman,
ASIA CsAt K. O. Lott, NIAGARA, Capt Ryrie,
AFRICA l'apt Shannon, EUROPA, Oapf y. Lech.
These sis carry clear white lgh ask oad green
stAyhoard ow; red on port row.
ARABIA. Stone, leaves N Ybrk, Wednesday, Feb. II.
NIAGARA WiAtmAn, -" Boston, Wednesday, Feb. "a.
AFRICA shannon, N.York, "Wednesday, March s.
AMERICA, Lott Boston, Wednesday, March 10.
EUROPA, Ieitck " York, "Wednesday, March IL.
CANADA, Lang Boston, Wednesday, March n
Berths not secured antH paid for.
An experienced surgeon on board. =.
The OF hess sps Will not be accountable for gold,
silver bullion specie jewelry metals I'M
lees bills OF Adng I'd therefor and the value thereon
therein expressed freight passage apply 70 H. Gu
NARD, No. Bowling ureen-
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r ooK-aF BAKER DENTIST. AT NO. CHRIS.
IL topber street, places his ARTIFICIAL teeth nsle or 10 sets.
cheaper than any other advertising dentist Az work war
rsnssd and references Of highest Tespec s6iy ryen-
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-u,oR Saloon THURSDAY FEB Is. AT u O'CLOCK,
II Al the Merchants Exchange, BY A IL MULLER, Auc-
foncer valuable lot No ~ Greene street.
near Usnal the immediate vicinity Of Broadway Fiy
per cent cam remain bond and mortgage.
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SUPERB SALE OF fAhLOk, OhAMD0n ANU ~ sil

CUPERB SALE OF PARLOR, CHAMBER AND DaA si.
room furniture splendid pearl inlsid ocAvo piano.
mansi si.s.sS French ormou clock Dresden Vases
ii6 " sst Fifteenth street: II. T. LEEDS auction
esr viii sell above without any reserve, and con;
piano. fully warranted very brilliant tone finely hn-
Parios-1wo solid rosewood paror suits covered With
ch French satin broe.de pieces each heavily carved In
sofa tables 70 match the SUITS Turkish ing volAre
chairs reception chairs richly covered gilt framed pier gass
nine feet long French " day clock several pair OF mag
top sssssrs doors backs stand lace
Alns &c. Dining contains solid oak extsnson table,
dining chairs walnut buffet silver plated ware, table
cutlery French tea French china dinner and breakfast
Brussels carpet rosewood library bookcase oil paint
ngs Chambers Furnished In the most ample manner,
marble dressing French plate mirrors
washsiands % match also one walnut gothic chamber suit
Brussels and ingram cary spring seat chair: and soA;
aofa beds and rockers also spring and hair mattresses boil
and pillows Ac and quite assortment OF basement
sale No postponement any account Goods can be
packed and shipped II desired.
THOMAs MILLER AUCTioNEER = PERExPTORY
Livingston Esq. resreei elegant brown stone house
and Madison ayenue.-ThOMAS MILLER will sell
Thursday February 49, At IL o'clock at the
Supreme coa the elegant house and lot on he
Madison and Thirty third street. four stories
under cellar high stoop, brown stone 'front.'
and containing all the modern improvements Terms will be
LIVINGSTON LIVINGSTON, Referee
Sr. CLAIR SIXTH, Attorney.
w day, Thursday at 10Y O'Clock, at 472 Broadway,
the fixtures of John Hopes Banking House. consisting of
DESKS Office furniture oil paintings carpets centre tables,
counters signs iron railing clock lounges and other rrn