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che AP CARPE TINGs.

q ID l. A G ARPE TINGs
Just received. from recent large auction sale. AZ
New York, an sddItonsl supply Of elegant goods IN
A. sstSn,sbins w9a We are nov prepared TO offer
Estsn. H'S ;tyI: tk.f:h We've, cupsans.. a.
and SsS sf,s IsPss,ry Brusssl at 90 cents
Also, 10 bales extra heavy Three ply do, In Brus-
These goods are warranted to weigh IN lbs to the
offered IN this market.
Extra h;syy double Inr rain. in entirely new de-
slsns. eno vlt wear as long as most Three pys now
sold a. SUCH. which We can sell from TO SIX cts
Extra heavy thick and psat " ool Dutch srpet-
lnEs. very durable. and well adapted TO ofoes IL
btanes, ainir g-rooms. and basement rooms, very
Also, beautiful lot of real English venItian do
IN new styles OF hgures and oolors These are rare
Also large lot 9th. e aSn; and beat Pst-
Dtussets BY the ,srd and in nedsllions and bor-
Elessnt Velvet. Chenille. and Tuned Rugs. al
Cocoa, J1ts, Manila. Adelaide and Velvet Door
Mats; FOR OUTDOORS. vestIoulee and parlors this
apd the most reasonable in price We have ever
Also. one bale SKIN Mats, in assorted oo,o-, and
and are entirely fres from disasreesSie s%ar' snd
xsTy CHEAP Some Of them are elegantly frlnGed with
NJ IN OUR LINEN ROOM. tsAxr FLOOR
My pe ioohd tne pest heaviest finest and ehesIs
Also, MsrsiIls., Dimrty, Allsudals. AlhAnLra.
and Lancaster Quits, IN ali sjzes,
Also, lot OF well quilted Comforts, msde In tEs
best madden coiored prints.
Covers.
New style Embossed Dsnask Win. Cloths.
Do. 4 ropley's Velvet Table Covers, very
gorgeous and cheap.
Also, one css. new style Gilt Window Shades.
with fixtures oomplete. These are wonderfully
our stock Of all kinds Table and Toilet Linen,
sod Cottons will be found the most oomplets in an
departments this city. ~
As We devote vhole time and Al eutiop IN ths
buying and selling of Furniture Dry Goods eToiu
svely rs but reasonable TO suppose that il should
Economical housekeepsrs md thoss vbo want
exctusIvely select and moe things shoud call and
Gases. - -.
no s-sost CLA6ETT 4 DoDsoN
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LEcTuRE.-We trust that the interesting sub
Ject OF Electric HYgean, treated Of at Temper.
ance Hall, tonight, by Prof Wroe, may draw a
cLoWoeo mouse. Prof. w. has ane assortment
Of apparatus for illustrating his remarks.
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Look AT the Alphabetical Business Directory
In another column 20
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HOUSE AND FURNITURE FOR RENT. in
H deeifeble location. To pahctuaI tenant the
Esnt Vail b 10y. Apply ct No. Is Mlsselfi avenue,
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CIRCUIT CoURr.-The case Of Wilson against
Lieberman, which has been pending before this
Court for the last week, and which involved the
right to possession Of u party wall, was con-
cluded yesterday evening; the jury fndinp one
cent damages for the plaintiff
The case OF John ID. Mcpherson agt Wilkin-
son u. Williams, was then taken up I'm which
action was brought to recover the amount of an
account for goods sold and furnished. The iury
found for the plaintiff, assessing damages at
S650, with two years interest
Also, the case of Doe, dem. Wasthinyton ct al
against William II. GunnelI, an action of eject
ment This case was not concluded last evening .
and Is pending before the court to-day
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ALARM OF FIRE.-Last night, at an early hour
the alarm bells of the fire companies were rung,
and the fremen FASTENED to their engine houses
to render assistance, If required The apparatus
Of the Franklin Fire Company was carried into
the Fifth Ward, but soon returned-there being
no need Of assistance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-17

The Social cLuR.-we trust that our friends,
and the dancing public generally, will not for
get the Social Club Ball. at Thorn's Building,
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II ONLY FIFTY CENTS.
lAAVlhG Bought, at q fate tea sale, q large IN
cents pound. This 10 fresh Tea and a. rood as sny
IN the trade. -'
the am aps nov oBsn,ns very enc ostsr sed Say ty
no To- oorper Pa. avenue and Iztb street
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HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. Is The L,tohesla
Bank had a bearing before Judgs Piiswa,,s
IN thls city, this afternoon. The 6anf eommis.
sloners made report, showing Ae bsnI 70 be
in,oIVent, ana not In condition 10 90 on
The bank was enjoined, and Ab'jsh cstiin ana
r.; Harrison were appointed receivers Pour
months are allowed for the presentation Of claims
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SALE OF Stock Mcclure Co auctioneefs,
sold yesterday 80 900 stock of the Corporation of
Washington at IOlx
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p lEs - e9tl.l. "a st- - i
sa.eE 90 fs aas ias1ia fssf aEsE .sgS1- sreE q
as-ss 5sHfH 'rsrsFfg- ass. 49, Z
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WILSON d BARR, wholesale produce dealers,
oner the public, In another column Of to-day's
star, picked assortment Of articles for family
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III THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until MONDAY, the 22d instant, same hour and
place. IN consequence Of the inclemency OF the
weather. w. SELDEN. Mar shat
no Is Is for the District of CoIumha
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1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until MONDAY, the 22d instant, same hour and
place, IN consequence Of the inclemercy OF tie
weather. w SEIDkN Ms,,bsl Ae
no i5-ts for the lIsfrsor ~, SnTnnsh..
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II Is VERY COLD, and one Of the comforts Of the
season Is an ample supply Of fuel that will easily
kindie, and be brisk .ire before one can say
JACK Robinson Underwood, on Ninth st.
apd McKnew Il NARROW, corner of seventh sire, I
and the Canal, are ready for this demand They
offer to the public wood, sawed and split, ready
for the stove 10y ~'
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THOSE OF our citizens 10 want of good article
OF family groceries should call on VIM. Orme
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DISTRESSING ACCIDENT TO WASHINGTON
LADY.-We regret to leafn that Miss Euphrasis
Beverly, of this city, was seriously burned, on
Monday morning, by her clothes accidentally
taking fire, at the residence Of Miss Duval, Rich.
noEd, va. AT the time of the accident, Miss
D9vai was preparing 10 90 OUT and as she started
Miss Beverly, with her clothes on Gre. met her
at the door, and clasped Miss D. in her arms II
was with difficulty she could be made 10 loose
her hold on her friend. The arrival of the ser
wants, who were brought TO the spot oy the
screaIns OF the ladies', prevented them from being
almost instantly burned to death. We under,
stand that the friends of Miss Beverly have but
faint hopes OF her recovery The injuries of
Miss Duval were slight.
FIGHTING IN THE SrRKErs-Sesteroav after
noon, two eolored men had INST and stone fgh
on Tenth street, in tie Fifth district, which grew
our OF certain oPprobious expressions which had
been previously exchanged between the parties.
and which resulted in the isrgurement of the
facial beauty Of one Of them. gentleman who
Nan Ps along me street seeing no officer
Hlner, and carried him before Justice Thomp.
son, who, In default Of payment of fine com
mitted him to the workhouse for 20 days.
BUckwHRAT.-The buckwbeat meal adyer-
tised by Mr.. Thomas B. creis hton, agent, which
be sells at the new store on Louisiana avenue.
between Ninth and Tenth streets, is a very supe.
rior article Indeed, his whole stock of groce-
ries, &c, all Of which are new and fresh, are
very superior articles, and can hardly fail to Sc
cure Tor him a fair share OF the heavy trade I'm
groceries incident to the point in which he has
located his establishment
Nzw DANCING AcADEMF The gayety which
every sign around us gives token, will reign in
washington this winter, renders Il a matter of
prime necessity that those who propose taking
part IA the social festivities OF the Metropolis
should acquaint themselves with the latest
s,yles OF tripping IL on the light fantastic toe "a
hIeSss. antonio Marinis offer such persons an
excellent opportunity TO become thorough PROF :
clients. They teach at Temperance Hall
court OF CLAEns.-Yesterday, the Court took
up the case OF 3, Holbrook agt the United
States, which was argued for the claimapt NV 4 i.
A Rockwell, Esq. :, and for the United ststss Nv
r H. 6illst, the solicitor
Astsr which, the court adjoufned ss'
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Our tea-drinking friends should notice the ad
vertisement of Samuel T. Drury
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IVTHE AROvE SALE Is POSTPONED
until the 2Jth instant, at the same hour and ace
J. ID. HOOVER,
Late Marshal Tor the District Of Columbia.
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BOOT AND SHOE buyers should call and ex-
anime the stock OF Clark, No. 1G, Pennsylvania
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A DMIN Iyyrhp- SkEkN, Auctiop,er. -
"A snancs Of AN 49, ~ ALE.--I win, in pur-
ns nhstIyCt Of sell at pSSie SSsrs for
'front.' Of the Jaii ~ tS snSs5 oecss M On IN
Negro Woman and Children. w 'of cash, Wis
slit.,9 aG sov, from, ard 70 :, 2 "a DO: =" 80
no,.r.. AbSAi.OM A. HALL
~ I2-ot Adm'r of Jacob Han
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The LEvEE -To-NlGHr.-Tbis morning, half
the extensive Kingdom Of crinolne is in hustle
Ball dresses are receiving finishing touch; head
dresses are discussed; elder sisters are showing
younger ones the latest steps-in fact, crinoline
Is decidedly In futter, and all because another
OF those pleasant social Odd Fellows, Levees
opens at Odd Fellows Hall to- night OF course
everything that wears boots will be there and
enjoy the witching hour Of night"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-20


A CADENs OF MUs!C-rsE OPERA.
s pubic are rsspsefa a ino1msa d.. d. sco"d and
las season VIII oo~mesee on ma.
Ton 70 the artists who fAvorsby during
iuil prosr.nns wal be an!y. puell.AsA.
q ss has sp Sss. Ss az o
v.s w s, nb and IA ,pd
Ros.nr. ITALIAEA IN MGERI, which Ia: sre...a
such marked sensation IL frss production viii hkswss
sss
'y or sSos s Emo q with
Fry,s LhoNoRA which yli b prodYqsd u stye wa.
rican composer given Al tbs Academy Of No.
During Ae present sss sSl. voRxrs
VIII play ha farewell engagement e he WIN leave A%ssa
IN Ap to return 10 the company OF the Royal Italian opsr
css.s o p sss o.so: =: .sa s:ss:s
70. .6o. win be spared On s part Of the director to bring
First might of the faTsvsil s 2SEsRs
First s 81; sssi 4 Il ~ Rs2a'r tenor
Only night of Bel ini's og %s,S,u
r1b aAnAs4 De I Ia osa asssssaIhn.
VIM VIII wv On Tg 5s FEs. . al IL :
Price OF admission 6SsaA sTs ss'' cents
Spo Ss SoS sSSs;
which has atod such marked sensation N t first repre-
sentatou ut the Academy OF MUSIC.
Mime DAE9RI,
sTEDENBERG LABOCETTA, CASTER ROCCO.
>D"'''' SPECIAL NOTICE '''-
In compliance with numerously expressed wishes soAts
future be secured advance for the Opera Maness
nj an extra charge Of Is cents.
The bArroom and aphithesre will be invariably closed ~
the Opera Mstnees.
TO SUBSCRIBERS
The Director begs that subscriptions VII ~
received for the first six nights.
TERMS OF A SUBSCRIPTION TICKET for the fret sx
nights. including check for -
RESERVED SEAT, EIGHT DOLLARS.
Every subscriber will receive a premium
TWO OrxRA nATINEEs
The operas be produced during the nights anA two
Maunees will bel PUkTrArI, ROBERT LIE DIABI4
DON GIOVANNI. THE CHILD OF The KE0IMkNT, VI
new cast ERhANI, With new cAst THE iTALIANA IN
ALGERI LA TRAVIATA Hnless prevented by ciroumstnA
ces beyond the control OF the drecoc.
SUBSCRIPTION TICKETS
will be sold to-day Saturday from 70 O'Clock at the Office
OF the Academy at g. Breusngs 7V Broadway and She'll q
~ Wall street., corner Of Nassau.
THE SALE OF SEATS FOR PURITANI
commences this Saturday morning At precisely al AL the
- TAX SALE OF SEATS FOR THE MArINEK
CLItsliAna In Algorpo
viii commence Monday. Feb n at all the three uckol
Offices.
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Drsyr.I " wFsrcorT. ArcrIONEER

Tbs day SATURDAY ~ ioA o'cinet rrrcisey
Ia-re OF splendid rusevusd farniure ctsty Iewes
orsn Phs1si 'u ss5s ~ sss.s ss A ss '
ssnrd ~ he Ars' cissa cseng No i2 wesi Tseniy ar-
street seventh AMI tehh sy.n.e. Al y shish sl
.,S uva, - removed imeiiaey fru~a hs T@s
sale VII furnish OPPORTUNITY parcs.rrs n .ecuraf
Al 800 "a h seldom OBTAINED through hs rneiun ~ sale
D~scr.p'.Ve catalogues Wi be AZ tte house
ro,. ~ ,,-.s ,,chs e,rvi sulfs III i ros~w psrior
farm urr 100 " which covered IN enurfrr prt fe
end ore an velvet Al ~ ssvns seq n.is q s Ne
Jet rngs ws.ches Ar hsTag cosi ~ 40 eiegsu.y
carved celire sofa aud pier tables wih msfe o. -,li
eiegsat seven octave pisna1fs sh
ptred wsyrs1ee French musc cabinet 100 srirnf afhl.
top roseNcod etegeres lined with apa~oli "a ~re saa
brackets silk and embrodered lace CURTAINS .su.
viii mirror hscks French oOu@os huh sprt
groups wh large and beautiful coIeon 81 msnei
and uaisu ~ Isrlcr ornsmenis, chsndelers A.
fleRant rosewood chsmbcr furnaune
Narbe 200 dressing bureaus, besesds washsans
rosew armour with plate doo-s comsies Frenrh co
Trspch 60 nj srpsnes mahor any ~ b.,is sg..
,e'e' sdes and lace curtains thlr,y siaws oval
ynirr,rs French toilet sets bronze csseka A.
sosd osk dining room rsrptars
Freuscn nng table marble Top sdebo.af ass cssrs too
secre'a nS .na Ssco,,a ster var N egefy des.r
plsss Irtry aud silver cutlery with large qusgif ~ ~,
foned Including heaiers hne iron safe a. ST.. ,os v.
vthOu' rsssrdto weslaer, Commencing ~ los oeioek
xyEcARs MoUoRs CHEMICALS AUCTION -rrrs
- oss ,na sS,-res ber- soda.S New s.s en-
so5s ssesrs liluors sc''ss eoss,er' kes. sh-ivnr
~sitpe,fe ,wELIINGroN A. CARrkR. A.eaone-~
u,po. vETrCn. AUCTIoNEER. srORg no. is srRrct
e ,,s e az q ss 10 :. .s: AZ , s.,.r.
'''' JAsSs y wrLSsr, ss~,a.
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ITO DRUGGISTS. PERrUMERs AND DEALERS IN
toilet article-in consequence Of tbs late Gre At No
N.irn the subscriber has removed 10 81 Few docs
bw whore he has concluded 10 close on, the b>Ancs Of s
xr~stly rtuced including large ard select
~ iO, srices &C. OF ais own i'm ppraion VI
bruh-s combs mirrors hne soaps pomides coognes eN
tracts, odOr cases. toilet bottles. &C, tc.
a. ". GABACDAh. 81 Maiden lane.
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SHIPPING.

yroR NORFOLK AND RrCHso.p -rpr uyrrvp
II sstes NAL stesmshp gAMssIOwS, C,pt Parsa. vii
leave saturds 3h Instant Al O'Clock r frou pier
rs Nor,h r-r Sic win arrive Norfolk on SUNDAY arr
rpor and a. Richmond On Monday mcunr r.ssenrrrs ~
fhs eh 81 procei ffecy ca By The a. u,hern NAL
las r-.sers fvti hri ,nis 70. ch>spr-s piean,--
mos eSpesous ruiz Pes~>~s snt fare lnciudkns
age hsu gaes Apply Y LVDLAs gLsAsAsfs NJ, y
4rve1vN
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CEALED PROPOSALS WILL Bz RECEIVED UNTIL
y twentieth day OF March 1883 by the dires,ors of the
the leasing for Of OF the whole Of
the shops kns machinery &C and dwellings, together
digging leave privilege to Use IN said factory on
located on the conpanys property The saa property,
ssns Of eighty fronting on the Delaware river and
miles Camden New Jersey and nearly opposite TO the
city Philadelphia On this property large and almost
with the several superior varieties clay suitable the
manufacture Of white pottery chnt ssoeware hockngnm
wh. briets Tor building fronts The clays lie
nci veins vary TO Ia feet thickness These csys
are naturally OF white blossom blue black color but
they burn white color IL Is computed that there
nearly million tons OF these oays on the property Ihe
varieties Of sand over AMI underlying these veins are AIM
draining tiles The extensive workshops, &C, finished
scinity Of she opened vein. and from the Advantages
thus siOred = very extensive ani proi'tpie manu-
ssana.s, masnsr There Is new steam engine
OF eight horse with the cylindrical boiler and smoke
mills ,sd crushing mil with all requisite Skating betting
pipes tor heating the shops are placed along the
floor There are two k,ns built aoi the l9aniaaon TOR
annually manufactured a. this establishment The value OF
this clay delivered at wharf in Phadephis varies from
a. ~ There IL variety said 10 be fully
worth A. per Ton. There hne wharf on the Delaware
front which vessels drawing ninety tons can be oafed
about long has been subs sntelly built, extending
TO hs wharf runneg under the Camden aud Amboy
arayy Pine wood biumnots and anthracite coal can be
brorg direct 10 boats the wharf AT the cheapesraes Alto
euierprsng persons de,rous Of embarkng IN business
which II properly and judcously managed with an ouisy
Proposals will be reserved the time for the sale Of s
exclusive mining or dgR ng leave Tor we eNpOraton oi me
Psr.ps AZ. rp Of further nrormaon
will please call AZ the secretary Office or address Chairman
., NJ ~ wslna sre., below sns Phlateiphi
fBtLADsLruA, FEB. D., 1853
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OFFICE OF THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
" Company New York. Feb Is l3jo.-Ihe annual meet
ing of tockhoders OF the Illinois Central Railroad Com
pany for directors and the transaction of
other business that properly come before the meeting
hello the Office Of the company In the city OF Chicago
Ill on Wednesday, the 18th day OF March 1858 at lOt
O'Clock The transfer books will be closed al the New
York Office on the 10Th OF March aud openef the I'd
"' 0''' " WIG w K ACKERMAN Secretary.
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WINES AND LlQuops.

CAsUEI. NILSSON. AGENT FOR WILLIAM YOUNGER
y COS Ht'nogrg de.-tor sale BY NE bovshssd sni
xalon Ths ale The bss On irsuRh, In cDun,fy Aisn
brspics enes gns &C. The fnes Imported thu market
@rye ~ gnsn quantities, a. No souih william street.
Resver
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n1cu,ans KfNasLANp. AucrgoxEER.

III licking gsssrs. enfraNnGss Trance &c
seing a~ra sacrifice months crrdh proved notes
Ri1 psKiS EINgsLsNn A go. will coutinue - eel
,verv a. - tOl. o'cors th-ir .esrpom 10 thsmbers
~sree, uusI ther siork 1~ed cut without rea-
Furn dcass and hs trade generally al a. gel " be
rn has
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AKIUSENIENTS.

AFR. GARDisER COYNE. THE JUSTLY POPULAR
l and successful representative Acknowledged as us un
rvaed Irish vocalist and comedian of the American stage.
having concluded tour OF brilliant profitable engage
msuts South West and throughout the comences
Metropolitan theatre, Buffalo Monday February e.
for limited number Of nghs. ALI letters TO be addressed
there after that date.
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RRYAETs MINSTRELs,
% MRCHANICg HALL. <r1 BrosSwss.
Monday evening Feb ID,

bAfbtf. L..Je
Doors open 6, At ~ O'Clock Tickets u
ERAEKLIN MUsEEM 1T GRAND STREET, OMl
II block from Broadway.-rwo performances VI gsvsn
daily al O'Clock In the afternoon and ~
the evening Strangers will observe th1 The above ths
only establishment the United States where ths
MODEL. ARTISTEH
are exbbiedhe entire troupe appearing aferuosa -
evening, consisting OF
TWENTY SEVEN YOUNG LADIES'
who symmetry @. fgure and beauty stand unrvals4
Fourteen sbeauI afternoon and evening tts weak
Amongsa other pictures will be found Nay aad MornsnG
Star Madam Eve" "Bahers SURPRISED" Venus RI
ing from tho Sea 10. with others equally Interesting
Also, will appear, the
composed Of young ladies' who will appear ss~isg
songs cho.uaes Ac.,
EVERY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT.
Mona Gregore, the world Will Appek
his terrible eats of strength together with variety ofstAg
original performances such be al other pass
OF Rmusenent.
Nor,cx Saturday next Feb. n Ia for the
BENEFIT OF MADAME WARTON,
Prop of the troupe which ertrs arAy -
ladies will sppear-a fine enter Ainmsat viii be givea-oo
ly fifty young ladies'
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NoTICs-rHg COMMITTEE on TAXES or TIRE
~ Beard VI Aldermen VII NEE, IN rnom No sCiy Hall,
% FRIDAY lph lust Al " 10 hear ths following parties
M ot reef u .t rhey are relresrd - be prese,
"a s 9s e, N ~ ss-s - TsI S .
Jno. Susiion. Jas Wells, Tor "a Peer enafca IN
twentieth street guiis PerclA Life ROs Company John
Berge Arthur Skf Dsv1 R)aA Townseai ". Birtes Aer
Reaism,s y !. sssmnh y H.rt Iosss'n Mais,T Ass.
Ansusu. zer~es re~ Work .,d Sew Orleans steamship
''"' yS3s ,I sfssssss. connI.s.o Taxes.
NrorfcE THE CoxxTTIgE on FINANCE OF rHE
N Rosrd u Aliermen wtl nee, a. room No sCfy Hal.
on wonfsy fshruary n rs 81 focipck 2 NJ 70 cpnsfer
agplcsi n he fnl0winr rerspse "A a. Jacobs
Peter 60 isein for remission n hse. Dsvi Nes )r
F.ys John Doyle aud fs~rencs Reilly zoe a. fof o.sss
OF Ths above nsnei parties hrrchy Del n At
tead he meeilg q the conmlee ~ the above
menaoseL IHpsN wcSPEDUN. lCommites
JOHN J. UREDONN. !
0soRgE STARR y finance
NOTICE TIE COMMITTEE ON FRAUDS or THE
~ Roard of Aldertnen vtl NEE, IN ~ ~ Cy Hal
W. ruesay inst At2 NJ 20 lake into e1nsl ~ On hs
mater Of sssessmes Coz naseng Ac. Thrf avenue from
Vs. rIiOs W ADAsS
THuS STEPHENS
NlgHAEL rUOMEY, SCcmm''ce
Wv TuCkER
NOTICE THE COysITrEE on STREETS OF rHE
~ Board Of C0unsimss viii meet On the iiHsry room
No tsO~y Hal. on Tuesday he ~ instant a n " 20
hear paft~ seresied In he mater o. widening WORTH
Duane ac1 Chambers streets
pUss, loonm"ee
y "a BRADY. \ Strerfs
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X MEsSRS vINDLF co.
Having been burnt OF the old established
stand
NO s. MAIDEN LANE,
Have removed TO their fine store
NO. q JOHN STREET
(3etween Broadway and Nassau street,
Where they will be happy zee their old friends and Gus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-20

AURA REENE'S NEW THEATRE ga BROADWAY
IL EXTRA ANNOukCEMENT.
The sgenent takes pleasure announcing that
MISS POLLY MARSHALL.
the versatile artistic and great New York svore has been
added 10 the Justly populsr
and will make
APrEARAscE A EsrAsffsBssrr
ON MONDAY. February Y 1850
In conjunction with
Miss LAURA AEENE, Miss MANNERS
Miss WELLS Mrs r B JOHNSTON
Mrs sTODDART, Miss SALLiE BISHOP.
Mr. JORDAN Mr. JEFFERSON
Mr. BURNETT, Mr.. WIiEATLErGH
Mr. PETERS, Mr. SroDDARv
Mr. MARTIN aud all the other well tried fAvorites o<
THIS BRILLIANT CONBISArIOs
OF excellent, pie.es well calculated 10 display the
STERLING TALENT or LAURA KHENES COsPANy.
will be produced IN rapid successio1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-20

pUR1oNs NEW THEATRE-To.N IuHr-sAruRp.Y
~ M Charles Mathews fare vel beneh and las night
". Ihares Mathews IL Sven parts aud three songs
w Cnsres Mathews In four lsushsble pieces
". charles Mathews - the eccentric Mr GstherwooI
Mr. Charles Mathews Motley, The comedian
M. Charles Mathews "a Grifiih tee welsh Rsrden~
~. Chsres nsihews ss q Current the guardian
Mr.. Charles hstbev s ss the gnrruOus French ladv
Mr.. Cherries Mathews ~ Medder, the merry
Mr. Charles Mathews ss Puff, the dramatic author
NJ. walcoi as tho bold Beefester OF Britain
Mr.. Brougham AZ the msgr' Accent Earl Of Leicester
Nr, BrOrehsm a. Mr.. rwitsers with n umbrella
Mr. Burton a. the odd original Codger
sr 7ur,on az The ferociou, Don ferolo whskerar.os
ALL rONIgHT Ont YOUR TICKETS AT OeCE