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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-18

AURA KEENE'S NEW THEATRE, 90 BR0ADwAY.-
IL Complete success of AN UNEQUAL MATCH, asd rMD
MULETRER OF TOLEDO, with now scenery, dresses. -.
MONDAY EvssrrG, JAN. Ia 1888
Morton q highly successful two act comic dr. ANA Of
THE MULETERR OF TOLEDO;
Or, KING, QuEkN AND KsAvk.
Count Touibio Mr.. Jefferson Don Pedro .Geo. W sssiAsr
htFifA, Qh~fb OF Mafcfs. h. -. sMfsS ttAtfA -
Donna Carmen Miss Manners Countess Pompoio Mss We0s
To conclude with Tom TAylors new three act comedy
AN UNEQUAL MATCH.
Harry Asncliae. Mr., jordan 0rasebrook .......Mr Bsasea
Dx. Boteherby Mr.. Jederon BleukinSop ....,....M Mr.. PsAars
hessr brhxrorOD0 80. s.sss....-.s..ss.m ss 49,
Bessy ......... .Miss Manners Mrs Mon.ressor. .. .Nts waih
Balcony chairs, 50 cents, can be secured during the tAS.
Doors open aSk; 70 eousmeace al "a prectsciy.
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DUssEIL w. wESTCOTT. AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL
II this day, elegant and valuable household furniture,
rosewood parlor suits, collection of original and valuable
paintings, bronze and marble statuary, magnificent piano
forte, library, DO.
Embracing the entire contents OF the costly furnished resi-
dence No. l52 West Twenty first street, between Seventh and
Eighth avenues, commencing at l0x O'Clock precisely. The
whole will be sold without reserve, offering extraordinary in
ducements to purchasers In want OF first class furniture.
Parl0r furniture
Consists Of elegant pearl inlaid rosewood pian0forte, used but
three months, with the uuexpired warrantee; 2 elegant carved
rosewood parlor suits, covered in rich satin brocade, with slip
covers; four large French mantei and pier mirrors. medallion
carpets, two full marble top rosewood etegeres, with plate
doors statuary marble top centre, sofa and pier tables, rose
wood corner etegeres, with mirror backs; rose wood Turkish
reception chairs, divans, In brocsde; consoles, in euhl work,
French escrotoire. inlaid with pearl; elegant mantel vases,
marble groups and figures, sk and lace curtains, marble top
music cabinet, collection of snperb paintings. all OF winch are
worthy Especial attention, as they include rare aud valuable
subjects, and all richly framed; gold and bronze ormolue chan
deliers, with q variety of elegant Parision parior ornaments
Dining room, chamber and library furnished In rosew God and
oak-marble top dressing buresus, rich carved bedsteads,
twelve large hair mattresses, beds and bedding, English bian
kets, French counterpanes, rosewood wasbstsnds. French
toilet sets, oval mirrors. full suit rosewood furniture, covered
In maroon velvet; gold bordert shades, French cottage
chairs, rockers, In pluJa and bNr cloth; tapestry carpets,
rosewood secretary bookcase, oak extension dining table,
marble top sideboard, with oak dining room furniture of
every description; rich silverware, French china, crysalrut
glass, sofa bedsteads &c, with a large quantity OF furniture
OF every description, not mentioned In this advertisement,
which to be fully appreciated must be examined. Catalogues
can be had at the house at 9 O'Clock on incoming OF sale, which
will take place rain or shine.
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NJ. C~RIsTALAR. AUCTIONEER,
- q Bowery, will sell on Tuesday, January 10, at l0h
O'Clock, q large assortment Of sugars, teas; coiees cheese
Monongahela, Bourbon, Scotch and Irish wiskey port and
sherry wine, Otard, cognac and Rochel brandies. Jamaica
rum, alcohol, &C. Aiso, in cases and baskets Heidsick and other
champagnes, 81. Estephe and st julien clarets. Sieinfeld's &C.
lebrated btters. port wiQe, London cordial gin and brandy,
also. atty sir thousand domestic and imported segars.
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A RAR CHANCE FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
"A Mve auction saIe OF fashionable household furniture,
spleudid rosewood pianoforte, costly house furnishing ar
tcles. &c. This day, January 10, at the residence 81 West SIX
teenth street, / shall sell At public auction for cash. at 10Y in
the forenoon, the entire contents Of said house, the whole con-
ship. Parlors: yards of English tapestry carpets; three
magnificent rosewood parlor suits, covered in elegant satin
brocatel. and green silk plush; large easy. voltaire and re
cepti0n chairs to match; two rosewood etegeres, with marble
tops and mirror doors, and back lined with satin wood,
very oxpensively carved; elegant rosewood centre, side and
work tables; rosewood bookcase and secretary, with elegant
carvings, made to match the rosewood parior furniture; rose
wood corner and music stands; costly grand action rose
wood pianoforte, stool and cover, cost $500; large French
tains. Also, a great variety Of oil paintings, embracing many
valuable specimens, winter scenes. sea views. moonlight
sea views, landscapes, all elegantly framed; large size ee-
ganiy decorated china vases, Parian and Chinese figures,
ormolu clocks, together with many other costly mantel orDa.
ments; mahogany, black walnut and rosewood cushioned
chairs, covered In hair cloth, and medallion rocking and easy
chairs; sofas, oak extension tables, rich china tea and dinner
sets; Gu. glassware, comprising 2 full assortment, such as
tumblers, wines, champagnes, goblets, salts, butter dishes,
&c also, costly silver ware, elegant revolving casters, with
splendid cut bottles, spoons, forks, cake baskets, TEA services,
saivers, ivory cutlery, common crockery, plates, vegetable
dishes. soup tureens, DC. Also, the furniture Of all the bed
rooms. containing suits in rosewood and mahogany; chairs,
elegant rosewood and mahogany bedsteads; pure hair mat.
tresses; rosewood and mahogany marble top bureaus and
washstands, to match the bedsteads; decorated china toilet sets,
bedroom carpets, mirrors, tonetand work tables, elegant stair
carpets aud rods, oilcloths, hall stands, &c. The suctiopeer
cals special attention TO this sale, as embracing everything
roh aud desirable, useful and ornamental, necessary to the
FINISHING complete OF a first class house. Purchasers NAV
rely that the entire contents will be sold without reserve. A
cash deposit required. Sale positive, without regard TO wea-
ther. II. WILSON, Aueioneer.
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CHERIFF,s 4 WRIGHT AUCTro-

CHERIFF'S 4 WRIGHT, AUCTro-
- neers, office No. 2 Court street, Brooklyn, will sell at
auction on Tuesday, January ", atl o'clock A. NJ, at the
grocery store on the corner Of Myrtle aud Clermout avenues,
Brooklyn, a large and selected assortment OF groceries
sugars, teas, coffees, spices, butter, lard, soap, candles,
cheese, hams, molasses, syrup, oils, choice brandies, gin.
whiskey, champaenes and segers, one saiamander safe,
horses, wagons, buggies, harness, sleighs, &c, per order OF
Burdeit Stryker, late Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-18

DARfUMS AMfRfCAk MUSEBM.
foe the especial favor with which iher efforts To crafty .
wholesome taste has ever been received, announce The
FIRST PERFORMANCE
OF sn entirely new and immessurAbiy superior
THE GREAT LEDGE sroRV.
by sylvanus Cobb, Esq. snaled the
PIONEER PATRIOT;
On, THE MAID or THE WAR PAra.
Que OF the most thrfiingly romantic
AMERICAN NATIONAL DRAMAS
ever produced. surchsrgcd with incidents Of ovrvpov~Sar
in;eres, and scenes OF soul stirring intensity. II viii be ss-
NEW SCENERY. COSTUMES. PRoPEaTTKs. An.
and In n style of perfection wholly unknown hi-aerto n hs
NV YORK LEDGER STORY DRAMATrzED.
GREAT LEDGER Story DRAMAIIzkD
s sEsA 1o ahpG .kb6 SFRassTTd %sA bkIsarizEp.
PIONEER PATRIOT;
on, nAfp OF rHn Vac 49,
PIONEER PATRIOT.
on, nAtn ov tHK VAR eAW-
PIoNEER PATRioT
EVERY EVENING AT o'CLoCK This WIKI:
WEDNESDAY, and ATURDkS hrTERSooNs.
With the following siectve cast.
Walter fAncy, an sEec patriot ................Mr BrtcgcnA9
Philip LAncy. his son, Isabeila's lover. .......J. HArdeabe~sh
Isabel Carlton. the Maid OF the war Psih. .Mrs Cha. us~sra
The other characters by he re~t of the company, inoiudias
Patriots, Continentallers, Tories, Indians, &c.
brand vharseteristic Dance, by Nile. SALONS.
Aner which. the sterling aud effective drama OF
THE QUEENS
A full length War Figure Of j. Z. DoNEEILY. recs.av
execuied for the murder Of M. Moses. IN now among he CO.
rosities Of this establishment.
The beautiful AquAria, or Ocean and River 0srdsns, -
penis, &C. 70 be seen as usual. Admission . cent?, osiiire
under ten II cents.
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DUBLIC NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE
Z 18th day Of January, 1863, will be sold Ct auction, at he
Merchants Exchange, In the city Of New York, at I'm, BY
the unfinished houses thereon, situated on the %northsrly side
lot being 20 feet by half the block. The owner Of the fee win
Join in the sale under the foreclosure Of the builders contract
30 a. to convey all absolute and Indispensable title to the whole
premises. For further particulars apply TO T. JAMES
GLOVER, l3 Nassau street, New York.
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A UCTION NOTICE.. BOGART, A~UCTIONEHR-BY
"A s. BOGART-Monday, January Is. at ion O'Clock, at
che auction rooms corner OF Frankfort and william streets
Hhesif's sale, lot Of leaf tobacco, segars, two barrels vaInish,
ooe barrel on, iron safe, twenty I'VE cases superior Otard
brandy. Ac. 6r
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A UCTION ~NOTICE-SALE OF VALUABLE FURNI-
"A ture this day at l0k o'clock on the premises, Is East
Broadway viii be closed without reserve, the remaining and
mos, valuable part of excellent household and cabinet furni-
ture, viz BEDS, mattresses, bureaus, table, chairs, sofa,
marble top furniture, bedsteads, &C., worthy attention. Must
cl0aad
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ALFRED BRAGG AUCTIONEER.-A. BRAGG 4
II CO, will sell on Tuesday. Jan. IL, at los O'Clock A; NJ,
at store IS Cortland street, . large assortment Of boots, shoes
and brogans; also, l50 cases of mems, womsn's, misses and
cAiidren's rubber boots, sandals and oversh oes, direct from
Ne manufacturers.
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SHIPFIN0.


TaE BaTryaz NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL
l. ~srEAMsHIrS.
ssos nEv roaA 70 uvS&rooIs u
rsOa sovnOv TO Lvxwro0-
ynhef "SHU
Second CABIN pAakA4e. %
Tae sAps nre0 B1staA call Il HAufAK.
PERSIA, Capt J~dkiaA CANADA, Oaet. Lang.
ARABIA. Capt J, Stone. MERICA Oapt- WicknsAul
ASIA, Capt X. q LcN. kLAGARA, Capt. Ryre.
AFRICA. Capt SAAnsou- EUROPA, Capt. J. Lettch~
These vessels cerry q clear :Ai.e light ct masthead. greon
on akerooA-d bow. red on por. bow.
AFRICA shannon. leaves New Yorx. "Wednesday. yaa. y.
AMERICA, WtckmRa, +" Boston, Wednesday, Jan. Y.
EUROPA, Eetoas New Yock, Wednesday, Feb. j.
CANADA Lang Z" Boston. Wednesday. Feb. 10
ARABIA, Stone, " New York, Wednesday. Feb ".
NIAGARA, Mniar, " Boston, Wednesday, Feb. "a
BertAs n0t secured until paid for.
An enperfenced surgeon on board.
fhe owners Of these ships VIII not be soocuntable for gold,
silver, bullion. specie, jeweiry, precious stones or metals. IN.
lees bills Of lAdins are signed therefor and the value thereof
0oreia expressed. For freight or passage sgplyt 70
Z. CUNARD. No. 4 Bowling Green.
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AZ TuEDAY fro .MoaRoW,. JAN. 10. Ar loK o,0I1OOK

IN TUEDAY go MORROW. JAN l9. At 10Y 0otO0k
" A II, II tho elegant sandstone front prsvNhs rosaAenco
No 80 West twenty Third sreAt, near NAlh avenue. all ts
rich and costly goods In and belonging to 10 ksves, embrA'
DANIEL. 3. HOUGA, auottouesr. cnse 70; - broadwsy.
will sell As above, without reserve, to ~ hiGaOs biddor, Tor
cash. Sale positive. No p0stpoaemsnt on any account. Cash
deposits required q al purchaser. Goods must 30 reno,sd
walnut suit extsnslon tAb,e, buffet and chairr stde tables.
pouches. cloeks, vssss. sngravines, 10, 0sesher win AZ Ae
cutlery, cut giassware, 80, belonging 70 the family In the
rosewood suNS In rich dAmask oOvs~inss- centre and ada
tables, corner and wall eteseses iaco window curtains. Pier
elegant OIL paintings, several ans Tine ensrsSsnss. Drssdso
china vaseA bronze figures, clocks and statueHos, gas nxsures,
one One toned rosewood I octave piano, viii stool and cover.
library and secretary bookcases. rosewood had sIands, Eng.
rosewood and mahogany bedroom furnitars. - bsastesds
blankets and bedding. oarpets couches, sofns. chairs. cloces.
engravIngs, glasses, table cutlery, and . host OF other articles
too numerous TO mention. CArtnoa viii be In AkoQdAaOe -
remove or pack and shtp the Ro01s.
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o.s szzSag,AL 'z"A .~,-
0RsAs Soso.A.
~; !: x 1G &seSs - w., -
fsffEIIsEST .T6srss.
vii >. .-.,.eays.4. -: 100 s9;s.,s .srsss-. .-~~<a
ANE6ICAN auAokIsr,
WALlAox,Tsa Hs FS5s 3, VIEW rosr.
hi. great drags I ssys HeS; s1arroms
IN tAe very he,sss and zenith Of u. .ur.cuoa s.e .,pu,..sy.
The .-''s' n! f &EsEs II R, 6: Il ! e';,i s Y !; '-'''-''
Hes~s Boureic.uii. seymour, Gsodreb asz Vsse.. fer
when tn. POOR or N HSp H6kS VA ). sivea fer ~ N.
II. cec,isu.d attraction Of this an- drama OF re.l Msr~
a. ,o., ,,.-. u IS soW DE.wiSS ....,. 80
v.tou. noy.'ue. are. therefore. unavosdao'y POSITIONS
TO cos..ss. Az e,cse.
reoesyee nightly with tAs Creates euihusasn ever eAssts<o
,sy Nr sss d., b u ~ ,s : -. : S,ss 70 iissrs.s ~ 90
Iosssr. ere ]. .% ~ ss- ADD liasir.dys nuaa q. g.
l'.'[.''a i:s ss5';fsi n 3't sa isfs' - 81 in.
G,aeos g,ooisood- . bAnser.,".""."".".Er xcN.
Soc ne-The - Rank In Naasan ssree,, the AascasdAnG
* failure; .Ss iostor he oomp.os; sse ds.si 81 c1tas ~
tAitOo
o~'a'' '' AT ft n.:! sstEs CRISIS 81 n5 $ 10 ~ ''''.'''-'
Lssiassse. !. w..i,ss Ne. YORK s.aisr.n. Il. :.:rss.s:.
s ssss s s.s : aged D t -:
Bedker. expelled BY the visn.nos Uonaitsee Of SEE
Fnncisco, now aged -. Mr.. LaMn
Daniels, . police oMcer DN.9
nv, Fair weather widow OF Ia. captain -. Ma -
Aida BIoodscod, . hearle~s Broadway belle -, hrx HoV
X5r II. soess the PArs, iivttnx..o.e reduced bT ths n
.si pany On e "%Sn o and an New g;ss e%tsrPr.'; "" ~A"~
/ Seems %s"1iaossriy = Il rect Z an. nd ~, q f . onos In s.us~ru
daughter; Such things are" the poor debtor; no soc's3
Scene ,-The home Of the poor. on Dl,isoa s,re- ~ 49,
family; Dan, who runs with George wAssins1a. No. 4: -
humble welcome; the execution.
York Herald on Old. ~BiOodgood; Tie ruined grotieUAs, -
heiress, an unweIoome arrival FROM California, . opeean
against ace full; he IL famous scheme % The heIeA' ~ e.
rest
hor ". Union square and the Academy u MuyAo. BY ainA
times and st hearts; beggary or starvation
After this tableau the curtain will fall 70 prepare
Scene c-rhe tenement house In Gross street, Five rssS
the desolaie family. the rufnAn; two ades Of poveSy-6e
fering sud tho reckless, despair Of the suneenx mouh9 -
her child; The suicide by charcoal; The receipt; two % oas. -
Acr '. Brooklyn Heights; 10 turn Of fcrsunei rca.s q
becomes an incepdisry TO destroy the evidnpce OF hS U%n0
the FIRE; the desperate attempt OF Badgor 70 rcso~e os Ss~
AMER this tableau the eurtAin vii. fall 10 prepare
Scene the Last-Ths bridal In Madison square; het>Ae1
md his heirsss ,he arrival Of tAe bridegroom; ne n* 80
career, the rich and the peor.
The public are most respectfully requested 70 ssoure -
ment-7 0clock-in order that they may see And paM8
others TO Sc the opening scene, 20 beautifully playsA tV -
A Drama never acted in this theatre il in prspar.aoa-
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AcAD1Af W AUSiC.-DOn oIOVAHNL - UImsu
The ale Of Ins i gSs ss.. :, ;n.,ca ii - i; = .socrss,Ss
iocsIiony commences lhis lMouday, morning. ~ Mocs[TyAs
Don 0IovANNI nizhs coasderseis number e q 800
So1es. vii s Be i for ss,s Easy A'"'V0'~'
~ orLY At orrICr or THK ~ !:
Ine 81 ~ sea- may De bad at ~ or the tnree ucAes
pc iad on TIE even ag at the door. where. hkew1se' ~ o1@
uuSxsss WI DC ioaSs; .uv o~.s~u
roSifiSkLS tAhT NioBr 0est one) o. ItE SEASon.
shese o SSF FFidayy leaves on Thursday Tor ra~'''pA'" p"
second nsh:os Mszn5,s
NEW sCEsEkY q the most NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ei''e XIV pi bRNss sSs 'h sS sSsa Pflssso;pRxrrKs,
%, SPLENDID bAii.nOON SCkNA t
Illuminate y EsReesk f HTNbsES yIaHrsL
ONE unnKE AND FIFTY IN THE ~oRUSo
hAIEA OhCHkSTkAS IN I'M oIASA
s'~ TWO yuNpsrp Ann .Yrrv vvpronsrps
L TaE ARTISTS 81 THk 3 -,
o % . e and ,bs s sres, s;@b, ., es oae-rea-e"mon'ns uAea~
LA dkAaGk. D'Ak0RI,
GASSlEK, LABOCErTA.
nVOou. AkDAVANl.
who will appear for The ars time in America ~
VII LEpoHEi1O
will be executed by
ThRkE DISTINCT ORCaEsraAs.
numbering upwards OF
The ars. on the right side Of the stage viii pAs
La aAyOTTE
THE LANDLER.
and the regular orchestra executes
Three .ineren. melodies haA eo imposed Ia three diz,rs.. nov.
ments, aud played o. q. aree orohesf,as
nr At THE SANE TINE
Will be sung by
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DRYAFTs' MTNsTREIS.
ID Mechanics Hall AZ hread-sy above grsnd s.res
Immense success, new fesiures. burlcsques. kc.
The Picture Gallery, Three Hunters. stump speech. Bta1G
Shakers; Down in Alabama; New songs, Dances. ssytnSa
JERRY and DAN BRYANT In acts. Commences Ct ~
Tickets Is eensA-
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DETER r A~UCTIONEER-BY v. s.
L General sale this day, at l0h O'Clock, At the store, ~
and office furniture, large invoice Nf dry and fancy goods,
groceries. teas, liquors and hardware, &c. Sale positive Tor
cash
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NATIONAL. CIRCUS, "A BowERy -BESEyrr %
IN AUGUSTE sEfGRfsT, on which occasion Me. Rsa
seigrist and Mr.. G. Klein win make their hrst Appearances
Master Theodore will appear Tor the first time 10 his grex
hurdle act. Nine. Louise T0urnisire and the whole of H.
star troupe VIII appear: Mr.. Seigrst win sppear foe M
first time in his wonderful feat, entitled the Spanish r-,np-
lin, in which be will leap over - loaded and bayonetrd nss-
kets, the muskss being DISCHARGED while he Il making be
lean. Game early.
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NTxw YORK AND HARIEx RAILROAD,

ATEw YORK AND HARrEN RAILROAD.
~ MYTH ARRArornrvr.
Commencing "Wednesday, January 8, 1883.
Trains iefe the depot corner Of white and Centre ssreent
$50 A. n. Mail, for Albany, stopping at wniismsbridse sad
sNP.E, E,prs-, for Aibsny. Dropping Al the principal
'':nGns ossv r.. FOR white Plains, stopping at all Intermedisi.
trains leave ss depot, .sorn~ Of twenty sir'h stree, and
ASA y. Sor wiilism.bridss Stopping at all intermediate
uO white Pisins, DO. do.
n. Wnliamsbritvs do. do.
500 r. NJ Mulswton, stopping at Wlliamsbrdgs and AMIN
ternediste stations north.
$50 r. MIwiibsmsendge, %. do.
Resrrnins, trains leave Albany for View YORK
T.B A. n. Mali, stopping at all stations north Of, and a.
wrbsmsbritge.
SIS z. N. Express, stopping st all PRINCIPAL stations ONLY.
WIN. y. CAMPBELL, srp ertntende,A
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EDwARD sCHENCK, A~UCTIONEER.
~ Large sale Of hne watches.
kY. II. SCHENCK, viii sell at their sslesrooms S Mas
caa street. on Monday. Jan. Is. A large sale Of nne watches,
consisting in part Of
Do. do. do. do. detached levers.
DO. do. do. DO. cylinder watches.
Also . lot Of nne diamond je~eiry. mounted in IS and %
carat settings, consisting Of pins, studs. &c.
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0OHsTABIEs SALE OF SHOES, CATERS, LEATHER,
Ac.-A. N. CR1sTAI.AR, auctioneer, y Bowery, will sell
this day. 18th instant, at 10Y O'Clock, a large assortment M
above, consisting OF enAmeiied morocco, pasent leather and
pr~uelis boots, ANGLE ties, slippers, congress- and he CATERS,
shoes. sandsk and boots; also . lot Of patent leather, calf
akin &c
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EoR oALIFoRH1A--UNITED STATES NAIL LINE
VIA Panama Rniroad.-The United States NAL Steam
ship Company viii despatch for Aspin Wall on wednesiay.
Jan. a, Al 2 O'clock p. NJ, presssly. from picr foot u Warren
ssrnst Noth rivw, The web known and fast Steamship STAB
or THE wESS, Al 3. Gray. Passengers and mails Will be for.
ne Psanc MAIL ssssmahip Company's msgninssnt stssnship
gDUORA. Y. l.. Whiting, commaRtsr, which WI be In readi-
neM, and lave Immediately for San trsnsisoo. The publn
are infosmsd that the Pacific NAL Steamship Company always
seA, 70 avoid any possible detention OF passengers or malta
Dor passage apply TO ssne enc % ze
Regular United States mall steamer days 50 apd 14 Of eash
month.
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lizard M SOFT cokTs-PURE REp ASH PEAcH
III orchardl, Iehigh ono, white ash %schnylkiln, 81 lowest
rent rates. HENRY REEVE.
Corncrs Canal aud Centre and jane and West streets.
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EbwAaD z COLLINS, No. s. Wall sres, n. T..
BROWN, SHfPLEY A co, Liverpool.
b. @. 4 Co, Paris.
The owners f these ships will no, be accountable tor gold.
Giver, bullion, specie, jeweiry. precious stones or metals, un.
less bills of Ading Are signed therefor, and The value te1eH
eKpressed therein.
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nDwARD sCHENCR, AUCTIOEEER.-BY y. 4 r. II.
II sCHENCK Tuesday. January -. At II O'Clock at
sheir sAiesroom IS Nassau street, special sale OF magnificent
geld ws,obes, diamonds teweiry, comprians magic, hunting
rud opeu ease chronometers, DUPLEX, pstent and detached
Never also, ladies' euamelled watches, act with diamonds, siso,
dismoad bracelets, brooches, pins, earrings studs and rings,
IN cluster and single stone, all mounted In II carat gold; also
rIoreutne and Roman mosaic, cameo, carbuncle and other
soo sf pins and earrings; gold vest, guar and FOB chains, cha
Siaines seal rings, pins, esrrnga studs, sleeve busons. &c.
sale pouuve. ny order OF the assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-18

DoYAL MAIL n AFRICA-FoR LIVER.
III pool-1he Africa, N. shannon, Commander, will sb
from the stream with the mails and passengers for Europe
on Wednesday the 10Th instant. A steamer will leave the
company's dock at Jersey City with the passengers At 10Y
and IL o'clock A. n. The EUROPA will sail Sd February.
CUNARD, bowling Green.
NoR LIyERPOOI-THE NEW, MAGNIFICENT CLIP.
in per ahp ORIENT, Capt HUI, will sail to morrow,
having supertor ststeroom accommodations for all clssses OF
passengers. For passage apply ON board. or 10 n. COLLINS
ITO, oupior 8 North river.
rSoR LryERPooI-sAILS VAN. q, sHIP AMERICAN
II UNION. Ship YORKTOWN, for London. ssls Jan. ~.
Passengers brought out from Liverpool or Loudop. Apply
TO THOS q. ROCHE, IS South street.
TINTED STATES MAIL LIN FOR IA.
u vana and New Oriesns On Tuesday. January 49, sta
O'Clock p. NJ, from pier foot Of Warren street, North river,
The fast and favorite Steamship PHILADELPHIA q. q. Boggs,
Will sail rs above. Passage can be secured NJ The oaace OF the
line. shippers will be supplied with blank bils OF lsding Of
the forms signed BY the line on application A. their oflce NO
the hour Of ssnine. For freight or passage apply ct the Of
W y" NJ o. ROBERTS, Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-18
A UCTIoN SALE IN WILLIAMSBURG OF HOUSEHOLD
AMUEI. osGooD 4 CO. AUcrIoNEERs,

will sell, on Wednesday, at le1 O'Clock, at No. 4South Fourth
street, near First street, Williamsburg,
the whole of the handsome household furniture contained In
said dwelling, comprising velvet, Brussels and other carpets,
very fne rosewood parlor furniture, dining room furniture,
crockery, glassware, bedroom furniture and bedding, cook
ing and other stoves, titcten utensils, gas chandeliers and gas
hrures. several. very fine engravings and paintings, &c.