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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-23
Removal or Col. Jack Hays.

The Washington correspondent OF the
Richmond South says:
81 note the absence from our city OF Col.
Jack Hays, formerly Of Texas who has oeeo
here for the purpose of closing up bis ac'
counts as Surveyor General OF California
This has been done. and a balance ascertain
ed in his favor. The fiji &c is one OF immense
responsibility, and a corrupt man by lending
himself to designing men, might easily make
out of j, a hundred thousand dollars a year,
or more. Col. Hays wa not only pure
but above SUSPICION" There was not a
man 10 California, and not a man anywhere,
who knew him, but had the most perfect col"
fderce in his integrity, honor and fitness
With all this-with d reputation Tor proves
earned by conspicuous galIantry 10 more
Than n hundred mbais, he was selected Tor
removal By the present ADMINISTRATOR ana
made to ~ alk the plank"
1t is due to Gov. Floyd to state that he was
free from any participation IN his unworthy
act. and protested against IL. lie was over
ruled. however, and an alumnus and expert
of tbs New York school Of politics placed In
the stead of the gallant and modest soldier
and gentleman. Such is one OF the 'iIustTa,
tions OF the %sirtuous system OF ROTATION
natronized and introduced BY the present
Administration.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-23

Bank of PennsyIvania and It's Debtors.
The Philadelphia Evening" Journal has
created 10 little eA%citenent in publishing a
list of the debtors to the Bank Of PennsylVa-
MIA The list numbers in all nine hundred
and forty items of accounts--princ'p ally
notes matured and maturing aud over.draits
of the aggregate value OF millions. Inc
snnraised value of these accounts compare
with the aggregate as u drop 80 the bucket,
being go meagre in amount as to be hardly
worth collection. Many of the persons nam
ed as debtors are known to be utterly worth
less. and the estimate put upon their &C
counts Of a cent to the Sl00 is, probably, not
under estimated; but there are other parties
,;abl 70 the amount of thousands OF dollars
who hold property, and who are otherwise
supposed to be able to pay, whose liaoiilties
are appraised at SOM merely nominal sum
leading TO the inference that the appraisers
had some knowledge that the said indebted
ness bad been, or was to be, liquid"eeo III
some other way than by payment In money
After the fact of the known peculiarly worm
~lessne.s If some Of the parties who hau oeen
nermit,ed to become debtors to the bank, the
most remarkable thing Is the Immense
amount, Of worthless stock securities received
es collateral security, namely Camden ana
Atlantic railroad bonds and shares HEMP
Geld railroad bonds and shares, do, Guan'
stock, Iron Company, Coal Company lm'
movement Company, mortgages on unpt,'
ductive land, and, in fact, a good deal OF u
most everything worthless that has been ol
.l,o ,,orLat for the last ten wears.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-23
The Gtsh Fraud.

TIE Salem Register, abiding to the fraud
ulent transactions Of VIM. Gish, says:
This man seems to have possessed unu
sual abilities of deception and OF gainirg
the confidence of the people. For instance,
Col. Winfield, who is known to be one oil the
shrewdest of men, is involved to his peGunIa'
~ ruin. we understand. A paper was ex
hibited upon our court yard on Monday that
fnrcibly illu-trates the shrewdness OF the man,
Col. W. became alarmed some time since
and told Gish SO. Thereupon the latter told
him he might draw up any kind TO It l. re
ported to us) ola paper that he might choose
or think, that would make him entirely safe,
and he would give him the best names upon At
in Bedford aud RJancke. He did so and II
due time the paper was properly slSucd and
fixed, was returned received, aud the Colonel
SINCE then felt quite safe, unsil the Gathering
thunder broke In peais over bis head. TIE
whole thing turns out a forgery"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-23
MID Horse Tanning.

On Saturday last, we saw the teat ii Mr.. ).
ReynOsd5 in tanning and SUGGESTING to bis
Will a very spirited ard spunky young horse,
belonging To Mr. Rice, OF Canton. The scene
took place at Clapp aud Sharp's stable, IN
tie rear of the City Hotel, and the Rev. Mr..
Fisher, Of this city, an several other gentle
men. were Present. Mr.. Reynolds had du-
ring the forenoon tanned a very Wild colt, and
in the space of two aud a bat hOurt had him
completely "a jacted To his will. In the al
ternoon, when we were present, the Dorse OF
Mr.. Rice was brought IN. He is five year
old bay, Of high spirit and lndonitabIe VIII.
This horse had been driven by his owner -
lew times in harness. but was not considered
safe. Indeed, he could only be driven oy al
lowinp him to have ms w way. lie Was Il
hard customer tor the 'tamer." No person
had ever heen on his back and the owner
-aii that no person could Tide him--:hnt
he had a f.w days since thrown a bag Ui
meal across his book, which the hUrsethrew
IF in an i~ustaut, pluuging and jumping at a
great rate.
Mr.. Reynolds to1k him in hand, and in the
course OF about two and a half hours, the
horse was a obeiient as a dog. He followed
Mt. IL ltnOui lsduluS, "Ouiu S''iScHN w ~
rode with a tin kettle held over his head, the
rider pounding upon it, making . noise that
would have frightened N cd truck horse
lie would trot IF sInd in harness, wIth the
whitietree hanging upon his heels, though
three hours previously he would spring like
a tiger al the least rafting noise or the siight-
est touch even Of a snail stick. Mr. Reynolds
r,de him and turned him around as readily
AS he could have done al old family horse.-
At the conclusion of the lesson" he gave
the horse over to bis owner, who placed q
man upon his hack, aud he was ridden
through Main street to Ryder's hotel. No
drug was used, and the spectators saw that
in this short time an iptractable AID wIltul
horse was brought into gentle sutjec;lon to
man. Aud MIR. Reynolds claims tha' he will
ALWAYS remain so. Mr.. K. says he can very
soon cure the mos. vicious or even bau!ky or
kicking horse. All the spectators were pu'
under bond not to reveal the process OF tam.
ing, and we can only say that If We had an
manageable or dangerous horse, we would
put bin in the hands of Mr.. Reynolds
Hartford Times, March Is.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-23
Ernm ma.

New YORK, March 2l.-Ihe steamer Diaos
Warrior arrived here tonight from ha'sns
with dates to the 10th. Cen Copona n ia.
rsrn,osd from a tour of observation 10 'ns
south of the Island. lie was well received
everywhere. l;,c az Fla.
rams for the iete in honor OF .ns ti..o "
Asturias. The city was to be illuminated.
The mail steamer from Mexico arrived on
the 18th. The accounts OF the state OF
affairs there are dreadful. The whole c"un'
try is reot ssuuder by partisan squaboies.
At Havana sugars were tending upward
Stock 80, 900 boxes. Exchange on London
II per cent. premium, on New York / per
cent discount. The health Of the island
was good,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-23
MARRIED. ID.

On the 18th instant, in the county OF Dn"".
die, by the Rev. John Wlllroy Mallory hf',
Mr.. JOHN w. STURDIVANT, in the Zld ger
of his age, to the amiable and welI.to'do A'
MARTHA OLIVER, aged 81 years.
In Washington, on the 18th INST, at st. A''
thew's Church, by the Rev. Mr.. Wa!Fon' 60.
mel SAMUEL STRiDER. OF Jefferson coaNl
Va, to Miss ELIZA CARRlCO, OF Washing.
In Stafford County, on Thursday e''a'.
March 18th, by the Rev. Mr.. wilson piess"i
Elder, Mr.. FIELDING b STONE, 10 Dis
NANCY ANN, fourth daughter OF Nj Ino"4
Schooler, ali OF Stafford County, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-23
AWFUL Gardiner.

Awful Gardiner was present at tn prayer
meeting in tie John street Methodist Church
to-day. He is a powerful man, elk feet high
and veil built. lie has a strong voice, which
was distinctly heard 10 every part OF the
house. He said he as not ashamed 10 de-
clare that his past life tad not been what 1t
shopI5 have been. lie had tried u,l the alnuse-
ments apd pleasures OF the world, bu; never
found any real satisfaction IN them' aud had
eniyyed himself more 10 one hour since his
conversion tnan 10 all his former life. lie
wished il understood that be was Oh the Lords
sids, The audience, be said knew how
faithfully be had served Satan heretofore,
and be wos determined to serve the Lord as
faithfully 10 the future as be had the DeVii
in the past.-N y. Post.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-23
AHARREN GREEN HOTEL, WARREN
va Ton YA=LHMkS u ILIY, Pho

y J a hNT.N 'nTTs.' .
w TON, VA-LAMES H. TUT, Pho.
pRGyToR.-T The subscriber, having taken charge
nj This CONNIE diOus aud we.l-kuown House, IN
vites the pat. onage OF the travelling public and
those DESTROYS OF obtaining a permanent home
The extent OF the buildings, the beauty OF the
rounds and (the proprietor tiAtters hlnseli)
the Liberal principles upon which In" establish
ment l. conducted, must secure Tor The warren
I,rgen a front rank among tne iIIst class no.
tells OF t.e ~coun'Ty, and especially commend 1t 10
the consideration vi families seeking 4 sumner
retreat from the neat and disease OI cities
Situated IN the beautiful village OF Wdrrcnion,
md surrounded by a lovely lawn, those IN pur-
silt of the healthy air OF the country will mere
6nd il unattended by the confusion and othet
dis greeable incidents OF a fashionable watering
place. -.
The CORPS OF Servants is large aud welI dlscl-
plined-,he bed rooms airy and dccessI5Ie-tnr
table bountilu!Iy supplied by tie productions OF
the npighborhond and the deiIcdcIes OF tue Alex
andrla market. from which city It IS distant on
ly a Two hours ride III tie cars the Vines
nave been carefully selrcte"-and the whole Is
under the constant and careful superintendent
Of the landlord.
There IS a Livery Stable attached, which will
provide the guests o; the house with Hacks,
B~uggles, and good Riding Horses.
There are now a large number (some iorty)
rooms vacant. from wuich early applicants eau
select the most eligible. The proprietor rei-rs
10 all who have sojourned with him Tor tes,lmo-
mails OF the character OF his house.
Address j. NJ. TUT, WaErenton, Va.
mn Z3-3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-23

The pressure upon the Banks Of this state,
in the shape of public opinion, may possibly
induce a resumption Of specie payments be-
fore November next. 1t is said that many
of the Banks are ready and wish to resume.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-23

The Senate of Virginia has passed a bill
incorporating the Norfolk and St. Nnz zine
Navigation Company. This is the scheme
recently negotiated in France by VIM. Bal
lard Preston.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-23

The Senate was listeniog to Kansas
speeches on Saturday night last, until 10
o'clock, aud went at it again yesterday, COM
nencins at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. Mr.. Garnett,
of Va, had the floor in the House Of Repre-
sentatives, to resume the discussion there
pa.tor1oy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-23

A barn on the Melbourne estate, owned ny
VIM. Sears, in Hanover county, Va, was
consumed ty FIRE on Friday night last, and
twenty.eight mules were burnt to death.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-23

Mr.. Crittenden, OF Kentucky, in a late
eloquent speech in the Senate, said he was
gra,ifed in learning from Southern and
Northern speakers the comparative resources
Of the two sections of our country. Tbe
Senator from South Carolina had detailed
t ,e resources of the South, and the Senator
from Maine had given those of the North,
and while listening TO them it seemed to him,
MIR. Crittenden,) that this was the most
natural Union 10 the world. II either OF
these sections were apart, it would make a
nation of which any man may be proud TO be
a citizen. What a magnificent Union, ex-
claimed Mr.. Crittenden, it makes when you
put both together
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-23

+. w. Osburn, esq, senior editor and pro-
prietor of the Greensboro IN. c. Times'
died early on the morning of Sunday, the
l4th inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-23

ICE! ICE!!-Mr. GotIeIb Apprch having re,
tired from the Ice business, | take this me-
tuod OF informing the public thai have taken
the Cellar formerly occupied by him as an lCH'
DEPOT, aud shall be prepared throughout the
season to furnish ICE o; best quality, 10 all
who may favor me with heir patronage. 4
portion of the business is solicited.
NH 23-eolm EWELL {. A1WELL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-23

The expected speedy termination OF the
..K sr.as debate" in Congress, seems to
delish. every body. However people may
differ .bous the rotasg. all are agreed as to
the sDeakino.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-23

The venerable Rembrandt PeA'e' the pain
TAR. delivered q Lecture in Washington las.
week. on the pictorial representations u
Nsshioston.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-23

Mr.. Soaring, Of New York. in his speech
in the House Of Representatives, last week,
whilst declaring his determination to vote for
the admission of Kansas, under the Lecomp.
ton constitution, admitted his opinion to be,
that the whole Kansas question was politl-
cal muadle from beginning t. end"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-23

The Fredericksburg papers put In a claim
fr Fredericksburg, on behalf of the proposed
new National Foundry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-23

The extra session Of the General Assem-
bly,, it is said, will be concluded on Saturday
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-23

IL STORE FOR RENT-Ihe new three
Lstory BRICK STORE, on the noEth side
oil King street, recently occupied by George K.
Blackjack as all auction and Commission Store,
is Tor rrnt. The situation oil this property is III
d business part OF the city, and its complete
arrangements Tor any k.nd OF mercantile ou,i-
ness, renders 1t very desirable. Apply next
door, TO HULST Il co, or J. A. MiLbURN,
corner OF King and Washington streets.
NH OG-;f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-23

The Richmond Enquirer argues that the
mr. e,sut Legislature have it in their power 10
n,o,;ds millions for the completion OF rail-
road. and canals, without adding one 'o'a 10
the present rate of taxation. by o course 'l
Legislation which will materially hgh'eo '"e
burden Of tribute to which the people OF viz
eiuia are now subjected, aud, at the same
tim 9, will appreciate the value of property
throughout the State. All this, it says, can
be effected. by following out three sugges-
tions contained in the Governors message:
the repeal Of the tax on State bonds. the pas
.aee of O law for the Efficient protection Of
the oyster beds. aud the provision for q sys-
tam of insurance 90 life and property by the
State"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-23
c-,....,,v of virginia.

We regret to learn that, in consequence o.
tho sickness which has prevailed at the o"''
yersity Of Virgioia, the Bard OF visitors
have determined that the Lectures Sna" oe
suspended. until the first of May-wb'cb Will
be made up by an extension Of Tue Ses''0O
until the 29th Of July. During tne ''n'
porsry suspension, every effort will be MADE
thoroughly to cleanse the precincts OF the
University, and removs all local causes Oh
disease. The sickness prevailing ID Tue
typhoid fever, and from the commencement
Of the session until the first OF March, an
o fetal report states that there were forty
cases and ten deaths. But, it is said, tnat
several students have died after taking the
disease, and returning to their homes VINO
ara not included 10 this report This Is an
unfortunate event for the University but
"a trust, will not permanently effect Its ID
tsrests or its usefulness. The most heanhy
,,.ess in the world are liable, occasionally
10 these visitations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-23

The Washington correspondent Of the
Richmond South ~says:-"The feeling Of
S1uthern members of Congress at the pros-
pect of the admission of Kansas, is various,
and by no means one of unmixed satisfae-
ton. A distinguished South Carolina mem
Der has declared to me that in consequence
of the Freesoil contrivauce of MIR. Calhoun
be should vote against the admission OF Mar
sas under the circumstances, as be ala oos
wish to incur the res ?ousibility with wh'ch
the South might hereafter charge Its repre-
sentatives-o voting virtually for the ad'
mission of a free State, in disregard OF JUS
tice to their own section. The South has
nothing of sectional interest to gain by the
admission of Kansas. Under Calhoun's de,
cisioo, it would, in the very act of coming into
the Union, lie a free State; and it would be
represented at the capital by factionists who
would laugh at our delusiou that there was
10 be no more controversy about Kansas
But on the Their hand. the South, as an IL
tegral part Of the Republic has an interest in
favor of the admission Of Kansas toto the
Union, sim ly because it would be a vindi
cation OLA constitutional principle, and a
triumph of law and order over faction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-23
nIDGELY, HAMPTON h co.
n WHOLESALE DEALERS Is
TEAS,

lEAD'
TOBACCO, and
LIQUORS q.
Beg leave 10 call the attention o. ,..,
their large and well selected sioc' y sra.
which they offer for sale al the ys'5 ..,1,
rates, and upon the most accom|o'4"'s
Alexandra, NH l9-tt
80 FOR RENT.-The three SOD ,, re
IL DWELLING, on Prince stree', OPr Jsr,
Farmers Bank, at present ocehPI'1 r,tE-
L. Chamberlain. Possession gwen "1
ly. For terms, apply to ucyElGH
NH 20-eotf WIN " -,
NOTICE. The undersigned mas rSrYIHh
\ large and superior STOCK :, r,s,0c'
STONES, which he will dispose 0'% HI, .
bic prices to merchants and consume s,n. 3, 10
yitss the attention OF the public 10 ,pnr
80, King street, corner OF Mark ~ nI'TrSNAM
NH O. L. NJ .H
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-23
PUBLISHED "AJLY AND TRI-NE EKLY BY
EDG AR SEOWDEN.
ALEXANDRIA:
R.mov.I OF Judge Loring, OF Mas.

TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH 80, 1855
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-08
MOVEMENTS IN CONGRESS.

In The Senate OF the United States THURSDAY June D.
1853 Nr Douglas asked, and by unanimous consent, OBJ
tsined leave W bring following BILL which read
The nrst and second times and ordered be printed
ABTu
70 sxvfyx AND FtT PROVISIONS OF GAN ACT CIV
10 THE PRESIDENT oF THE STATE ADDITIONAL
powuH foR Tru Du1Scx rNnD SAFE N rvRrArx
sAse. A0ATNsT INVASION PURrosts ArPRogED
x<RcH THIRD, EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND THIRTY NINE, WIN
BE n eD,cisd By the Senate and House Of Representa-
tves Of the United States Of America, IN Congress
bed That the President Of The United states oe and be
hereby authorized resst any attempt 90 The part Of
Great Britain 10 enforce her claim 70 the right OF visitation
search other 10 stop, rnoeet or intercept Ae
.pIoy n, naval and military forces Of the United states
and such PORTIONS Of the militia a. be may deem II sd-
ysstle 20 cali into service
Sec And be Hfurther tpscted That The militia when
called INTO toe service She Ured States BY virtue ofhs
act Of the act entitled An act 70 provide for calling
foh the militia 70 execute The Of the Unon, suppress
nsurrecions repe mvxso1s and ~ repeal the act nov
IN force for these purposes" may toe opinion OF the
President 81 the United ss the public interests require
moS,bs sS,sr The arrvs At IN psSe Of In sny
one year. I'm efs discharged.
sc ARD be n further enecsed Thai IN the even. o.
b. s-y foreisn Power, or imminep, dspyer
o. suoh invasion be discovered, In his opinion,
en-, before osss e,s.S.0, s SSsy S to act
suthosized he deem the same ekpcdient, W accept
services Of any number OF volunteers not ercee1ne
nf thousand In the name, pr9vaea aof py ~ aes en-
Accep the service Of volunteers aud 70 raise
additional regiment of dragons or m.uped rhsmen, APP
proved May twenty thra, eighteen hundred and 'hEy'
sec And be n further ensc,H, Tbs in the event Of
c@her o. the contingencies prosed for In this act The
Prcs5cnt ~ The urned astee shall be authorized 70
o&lAss the public armed ves-els now authorized By
se-ves AZ ne n.vs force q The unasd States,
s.<n y.~-S - sz~AnssH % me nossnsru lnkes an
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-08
EXCURSIONS.

rsxCpRs,oss -rfsHfxG pASKs-rHE srAUNcH
IL ADD CONNIE cious sssmer Erv HAYkN, Baptism Anzer.
son will commence her regular RVS 10Y hs seeson 70
NE rsbinr Banss on "wednesday, June 9-fesvins Chsr
Der. street Rr. Bscrcad pierl AZ ~; Amos street ";
oeo,k A good baud will socompsny the boat N B-fbe
New Haven will MAKE daily trips tssiurdsys
Inn AND TwErryTH1RD STREET rtnn1Es-
~ Persons desiring pleasant rides hnd tben br
taking either " these ferries " 1rcenpoiut H. l. by TINS
messs avoiding and viii hnd the short rors
In rons hsvenswood Flushing ihe rsee courses
or Jses 70 persons ,isiiins wlismsburE or Broosyn
this b preferable the railroad passes within two
hocks ~ gr a. -acrraiot tus ev1ifrg ehe -rovf
always win nroaAvay nd ~ lsvw peri a ~ ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-08


LFRE0 BRAGG AUCvIONEKR-A BRAGG 90.
a WIN sci - nuoaou, on 1uesdAv Juns a. 10Y O'CLOCK
A. NJ Il Oetandt srost ave hundred bools shoos
beoGAAs 10.
r. THOMPSON, AUCfIoNEnR. NO: Ios NASSAU
a. sreek Of Ann, Nos and secoud floor
parsd 70 Eye h aasecoa V sales q household furn
ure end perscaa property Of every description u tAer pr
Vaae residence. AdvAAoea made, o. boNghk
g. BICHARDs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
"a. eale Of boos shoes and brogAns RIcd AIDS
si store "A Cortlaudt street, general
wousns and chdren's Also. stock goods shoe
nndipGs Catalogues morning o. sale.
A UCTION NOTICE SALE OF FURNITURE MIRRORS
IA pAinilngA mattresses, dc.
jOLiUs Brown AuctioDeer, BY COMPTON BROWN.
This Cruesdsy) morning ct 1U1z O'clock
Al their sAlesroom, IS Corrsnst street,
Comprising pAFl0r and chamber suits dpipg room library
and other furniture sofas lounges CENTRE and
fancy tables chairs etegeree bOotoase wardroe bed
seads burssus waahstsnds, bAr msresses china ware,
mirrors paisstngs cutlery, fancy goods &C., &C.
Catalogues NJ sale '..t.+H
10 morrow. weire sdsy, 1t 10Y O'Clock
Sale Of hnc gold and silver watches and re welry
Thursday. at 10Y o'clock. i
Bale OF damaged toas Also groceries, wines liquors and
eegGa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-08
FURNITURE. MIRRORS.

UCfIOE NOTICE-A FAMILY LEAVING THE CITY
a offer q ono half the cost their rosewood psror and bed
OF the late improved pianofores pearl aud
. waxrAntee from Tie mAkers Cost $500 n lb2 Vest
tenth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-08

UtTION IA FAMILY DECLINING HOUSE
a ieepng will offer at private ssle, for four days only
heir and choice household uruture which has been
psror suits in French brocade and velvet elegant
etegeres Turkish and reception ohars fine French plate
mirrors elegant csrpe 10 One splendid rosewood
octave pApofcte richly csrved has been in only two
wood and mahogany furniture har maressss &C 30 West
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-08

THE OUTRAGES RECAPITULATED.
Annexed revised list Of forty -four American vessels
known TO have been brought and detained at sea under