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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-27

GALE OF SPLENDID ROSEWOOD PARLoR AND
chamber furniture rosewood psno9,te Brussels and
oeiosI, a he rs:ssnss No lis w... Tnssais street,
near ysnA Az, siAo.. any reserve rain or snns a.
r,eAy carved furniture. IN psrs.. heavily
oss. made soasS
cent rosewood octave piAnoore ssssnty nlad IN sspds
:. ssi MADE ss:t sss Ss %s,Ss
Ss
doors and backs reception and ea5 chra 10 rich french
psss nsn.si and glasses ssn Sroose md
sSs s..s and cs
yeiyc, md Bru.scs carpets dining roo and chamber fun
ny carved dnns o sn h china waps .1sr
sl cut .s.. ware .ilys. and IVORY cutlery q nc Ss:
hossny :O.s su.Son.a chair. rccssr: .upersy carved
china toilet twenty pure hair msirssses beds and bad
ding ingram carpets stair esrps.s bedroom mirror. clocks
furnurs x.. with vhieh he sale win Commenced
soS.spsrs md osr. Ills AL: every
positively be sold without, regard cost Catalogues viii be
s' r Ss ne
breaking M, on reasonable terms
S o,las az VII ss uas a ,rc ss.or
ment Of watches jeweiry, fancy goods, &c.
CSEILs LONDON IMPERIAL GIN AT AUCTION
thursday The Instant at Ii O'clock my auction store
cssss oosnSc brandy Terms c.sh. "
THosL yEITUH, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO Is SPRUCE
sireet-sherirs sale q stoves ranges. Tin. brass and
hC. e oo AL S1 wsns:s ssans
assortment, Of psro, cooling and bsroom stoves ranges Of
ware ossiinas crates. stove SIiur.s y" -'a ''-'"
JANIS Q. wILLET, sberin.
THos vErrcH, AUTHORIZATIONS NO. w SPRUCE
Tsa-sg .n s,r 3 l a. 70 e
Third avenue consisting Of ess sugars codees wines. H.
@Or' &c Also ,Fs 2ss1esw i II SsTrr ss.s ssf'
TpoNAs WITCH. AUcrroSEER, w SPRUCE STREET,
Il Nr.By order Of = W fse,sr .s,gnee-wn Sell At
public suc,,os on Ihssasy Gan 10 s9cs .aa NJ sr
n-meser ovemerts sthes pinnacle lamps cnpssses one
pnicn cutting machine, &c
THos vErTcH Aucr1osEER- NO ls SPRUCE
*. dsy wesSsssay ' ssn H. i N he sslss
em NO .o sgrsse snsss o"' ps" 'e'N
"'' ALSO 'O''' ''''''' JISssc {. wrLLEr, sheriff.
Tuos vErrcH, AUTHORIZATIONS no Is SPRUCE
,e Of coal sc o on wsfpssdsy jan
Orchard streets consisting Of ssoy 60 tons q red and white
THos vErrcH, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO issPRucE
se, q IAur.d.y, JAM = isss - 70 a NJ At Nc ,osi
Broad-sy consisting o. tess sugars cohees wines LIQUORS
casks kegs bottles 'SIi rs spw fl9Ei.
WIN IRVING, AuCrroNEER-rRvISa WATKINS
ss sssqn sn ysn1s5y q s..o g
Of handsome household furniture Of every description
css p ssps .S IN plush ssTs . ss s0 5u nsS
sare ee.ses Mendes French Do cases Rhine wine case
ad 2csses walnut, csisup numbered hne Canary birds
WIN. Writers, AucTIoSEER, Will. SELL. THIS
lo chamber dining room and Kitchen furniture q family
Srea OP peT and snae mirrors paintings IN rich sOd
gilt frames cottage piano centre tables chairs rosewood
cSssS ppns and hair essr b SeGSn
table linen sss pes se
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IroR cAITroRNrA. UNITED STATES MArr. LINE

U,oR CALrroRNrA.-UNrTED STATES NAIL LINE
via Panama Railroads.&c. United States Mail Steamship
Company viii despatch for Aspnwall on Friday, Feb s. At
O'Clock p NJ precisely. from pier foot Of Warren street
North river the new ana elegant steamship MOsks TAY-
TOR Captain John Mctowan, This steamer is built with
water tight bukheads, and fully equipped with the latest
and best Inventions intended 70 secure safety and comfort 10
The traveller Passengers and mails will be forwarded By
Railroad and connect At Panams with the Pacific
Mail steamship Companys magnificent steamship GOLDEN
AGE y r. watkins commander which will be IN readiness
leave Immediately for San Francisco The public In
formed that the Pacific Mail Steamship Company always have
EXTRA steamers lying Panama ready for 10
avoid possible detention Of passengers mails For
passage apply TO l. W. RAYMOND, At the Office of the
company M West street OF Warren, New York
Regular United States mail days. 5h and aoh Of each
rnnn
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S. RICHARDS, ACCOMMODATIONS, SHOES AND
|. rubbers-RICHARDs WHITING will sell, Wed.
hay JAN q at leH O'Clock at the store ~ Corandt street.
red stock Of boots shoes and rubbers Also the
IRE stock of retailer In good condition. Sold without
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-27

TyIOsING OUT SALE OF wArCHEs.-JOHN JACOBS,
" Auctionesr-L. JACOBS CO., viii se, on Friday,
january Broadway gold and silver tches the
Of retail together with others that advances
have been made
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-27

ENREsH BUTTER OF THE FINEST QUALITY RE
Il cevei daily in pals tubs drkns and dsres from the
best dairy farms the country and for sale at all times below
the market price by r. b. LEWIS Is Vesey street, Y
CH0WCAsEs, PAPER BOXES. &C. AT AUCTION
- this day. At O'Clock At <5t Canal street, Also Of
brandy gold watches q boxes of soap, iron safe
Office desk &C. together with several other lots of goods
THE AMERICAN LAND AND TAX PAYING AGENCY
give attention 10 the sale and exchange Of real
tate the Of resident lands the redemp
ton Of lands sold for and loanng estate
securities Also elaine and business before The
ut Washington attended to.
TRANSACT BUSINESS IN ALL THE STATES AND TER
RITORIES.
Persons owning lands of the Union
by writing the undersigned enclosing description of the
lands and the requisite TO the
mission VIII have their business properly and satisfactorily
attended 10.
FOR SALE BY THIS AGENCY,
In parcels OF eighty and upwards and prices suit
the times two hundred and fifty thousand acres of farming
prairie and tmbered lands situated In tho States Of Wlscon
sim Iowa Illinois, MISSOURI Tennessee North Carolina,
Texas Pennsylvania and New York.
Also, several cultivated farms In this state.
Also. hundred building lots In this city, and several
houses and lots.
Also, Chicago other clss villages In
various States
Catalogues full ptions furnished on application
CLARK 4 FAULKNER,
MYRos H. CLARK. I No Is Wall street. NJ Y.
HIRAM ID. FAuLKNIR Rooms Nos. IL, II and 10.
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LBERT IL, NICoLAY, -AUCTIONEER-BY ALBERT
u II. NIC0LAY-Onice No. 4 Broad street-Regular auc
of stocks bonds notes and other securities every
Stocks and bonds bought and sold at private
Brokers' Board Sale this day ut l21< O'clock
ans Exchange For full particulars see Catalogues or
3urnal of Commerce. Courier and Morning Express.
DRIAN II. MULLER, AUCTIONEER-OFFICE NO 81
Wal steet-Regulsr sale Of stocks and bonds this day
l2H o'clock At the Merchants Exchange comprising % 0
wsukie City 7s 80 900 La Crosse Milwaukee Railroad
Instruction bonds also Excelsior New World and Metro
" and Saturday
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AIIsCELLANEOU0,

COX mn CUT GLASS MANUFACTORY.-CON
VAQ.OOV. stantly on hand an elegant and full aasort
ment or the richest cut glass at % cent less than ohe
establishment at Wholesale and retail at j. sTOUvEkE
cat 10 order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-27

L,oR SAVANNAH AND rIoRIDA-THE STEAMSHIP
FLORIDA, Capt Isaac Crowei, VIII leave Saturday,
January 20 eo'clcch r. from pier No North river
Rls ~ sdng signed only board For freight
apply W SAMUEL I. MfrCHTLf, ~ broadway. Steamers
for rordc connect with the above leaving savannah
Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
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UCT1ON kOTlCE.-F. NASH, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sale Of magnificent rosewood and mahogany household
FIXTURE panoforte French pier and m.ntel mirrors velvet
pets elegant oil paintings rich silver ware, &e-F.
BH s.etioneer will sell BY catalogue to morrow Thur.
b. a. 10Y ocosk the entire superb contents Of the rest
No 81 West Sixteenth street near Firth avenue con-
satin and tapestry Of various styles solid PIER
and tables Of the most exquisite carvings
etegere large secretary fancy tables inaid with pearl
gant reception chairs In satin, Turkish easy chairs In
e and tapestry large French plate pier and mante mir
brocstei and lace window curtains elegant landscape
Ades rich China and marble magnificent rosewood
ctave pisnofore elegantly insid with pearl velvet car
bronzes clocks girandoes rich and costly Parian
oil paintings comprising great variety Of subjects by
inent foreign artists rosewood dining room furniture
ered I'm plush extension tables IA feet dining and arm
secretary costly china tea and dinner sets
baskets casters spoons forks soblets mugs salysrs
balance handle cutlery rosewood and mahogany bed
eds bureaus and Wristbands to match en- suite; French
toilet sets pure hair mattresses rosewood chamber
In hair CLOTH mahogany cushioned chairs rockers SOFAS
Ages couch bed Also bedroom suits, ingram carpets
engravings hall stand velvet carpet rods
soths &c Also, all the basement furni3are which en-
large and desirable assortment Of common crockery
ssware, knives and forks kitchen uensils &c The en-
furniture Of the above house Ia In excellent condition
superior manufacture, having been In use only abort
e thus aordng an opportunity TO housekeepers seldom
with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-27

no YOU WISH TO HAVE LUxURIANT HAIRs-HAvE
~ you lost hsiriA certain remedy sent gratis
who have had the misfortune to lose their hair either
from disease decay who wish check
strengthen weak hair its falling out The
whole OF the ARTICLES will exceed four and
can be purchased In any market drug store csr-An
old y Of age, by profession gardener having
den.a discoyered plant in bis garden which restored
the of hundreds ladies' and gentlemen who
used the remedy with entire being poor unable
place this remedy before public
and Wishing do much good possible he will send the
any direction ordered Each person viii enclose Any
in cash postage stamps three cents to be returned
yersDg Address James Wilson, 3O6 Grand street. New
York.
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L,OR MELBOURNE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE
II Packet for lsth Febrnary-Th elegant Al extreme
commander viii be despatched promptly on her appointed
second cabin passengers viii be taken
of and particulars apply
board pier 10 East river, 70 MAILER, LORD QUE
M Pear street
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, JANUARY a. 1858.
ANrUsENTENpS.

AMUSEMENDS.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC,
"A The Hon. EDWARD EVERETT
VIII deliver his
GREAT CHARITY" ADDRESS,
For the benefit OF
THE WOMAN'S PROrECTINE EMIGRATION SOCIETY,
On TUESDAY EVENING, Fer. q 1888.
Doors open at Z; 10 commence at O'Clock
Tickets OF admission to all parts Of the house 50 CENTS re-
served seats, 81
The sale Of tickets and will at
O'Clock A. NJ on Friday the 18th inst, VIM Hall Sons
music store No $50 Broadway.
The 80 cents admission tickets ony, had 1t the Mer
camille Library Astor place. c. Breusngs and 6charfenberg
Luis muAic stores and Of the Treasurer the Society H.
j. Fairchd, Esq, No. 81 Park place.
ITO ARTIsTS.-AN EXPERIENCED AGENT AND NAN
l. for concerts theatrical business who has ira
yelled Tor the last with the successful artists
In the United States Mexico and South speaks Eng
lsh French, Italian, Spanish German Dutch having
engagement with artists In the above named capacity The
best Of reference given In regard character &C. Address
box 160 Herald Office
i THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC
For balls concerts lectures and other respectable enter
tainment&
Apply 70 Mr.. TUNISON, stage door OF the Academy Of
Music, In Fourteenth street.
A RCADE CONCERT SALOON, 1T GRAND STREET.
"A The great walking match has commenced between
Mickey Free and Townsend Free win be ~ hours
this morning at O'clock when Townsend commences Al
30 grand concert every evening from till II o'clock
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rms Vrvprr,s LAST RyAprrps

AIRS. KEMBLE'S LAST READINGS
WI DODwoRTHs SALOON No eB Broadway
Mrs FRANCES AkNE kEMBiE wiz read shafsperv9
play Of WINTERS TALE on Thursday evensg Jan. n
commencing a, O'Clock srscy On Friday evening. Jaa
~ second Part Of HENRY ~.
Tickets 81 for each reading may be had Messrs Fro
cis, Crowens and Christern's book stores VIM Hall =
from Mr. Charles W. Poman, No l0 kna1
Fourteenth and ai the door the evenings Of -
readinRa
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VVooDs BUILDINGS. BROADWAY. NEAR PRINCE
w street
Henry so cHRisfY wooDs MIssiRErs ns'
Under The direction OF II. Wood and Geo. Chrsty.
GREAT NOVELTY
NEGRO MIksrRKfsY.
To conclude with Bieeker's original version OF
THB TOODLks
CAUDLE LECrURH.
Mrs Arsmista Belinda Csudle Toodes Geo HOLLAND
Tickets Is ceuta Doors open ats 70 commence at O'Clock
UrRAFKLIN MUSEUM. LIT GRAND STREET. ONR
troupe Of M0DEL ARrTsTES.
Two performances viii be given daily, comm encing nj
O'Clock In the Afternoon and at half past In the evening
Fourteen TAbleaux By The entire troupe introducing
TwEFrYsEvEF YOUNG LADIES,
Uncquaed in theword for beauty and summary Of hgurs
THE Greek Slave" The Three oraces "venus Rising from
ths Sea- Adam and Eve "Bahers SURPRISED "sspgho
style variety o. o,her entertainments including Fesis a
fEMxIf OPERA TROUPE.
Composed OF ladies In variety OF songs choruses
&c Fess by the Arab Girls The whole forming grad
psrlor entertainment Remember, performance
Every Afternoon and Evening.
Saturday January 90 both In the afternoon and evening"
BENErrr or MISS KATE CUMMINGS,
Whe will present hne entertainment At both perform
Nearly cry ladies' have volunteered and VIII pos
lively appear Tor this occasion Zee bills.
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FURNITURE.
TSI.EGANT FURNrTURE-A aENTIENAN LpoUr
u leaving the city offers bargain his parlor furniture
CONSISTING OF SOFAS Voares and chairs all
oorncss For further particulars address Kembe Herald
ONCE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND COMPLEMENTARY
The hghe. cash price for household furniture carpet
rl@rchandise, professional watches
monds horses wagons &c or advance on the same Auc-
ton sales of furniture and merchandise solicited
IL Henry and rs Catherine streets
L'URNTTURE.-A FAMILY ABOUT GTvTN3 UP
housskseping have small aasns,y OF good furniture r
Forty third street, near Eighih avenue
U,URSrTURE wANTED-PARTIEs BREAKING UP
II housekeeping and wishing dispose OF whole
Of their furniture, carpets &c will meet cash purchaser
BY calling al the store or addressing THoa D. coskoY 40
NToTTCE-PARTIEs HAVING NEW OR SECOND
IN hand furniture which they want TO dispose Of will and
sssh Rnressssr * ealing ~ D. hUMEs furniture
~ dssks tables 40 Apply al room No. 8, 81 Pine street.
ITO HoUsEKEEPERs.-A FAMILY, uEAvTNd THE
Il city will sell the furniture OF and two bedrooms
sising mahogany bureau rrsncb and common bed
carpet cooking &C. sold lot FOR cash; dealers
need not apply. Inquire Of 10 Csrmne street. third floor
JoEs CHOP HOUSE, CoLD STAR HoTEI.J 81 LIsPE.
e.. welsh rsbbs good ale porter .essrs and accom-
modatons for and horse" JOE BROOKS, all the way
from Manchester.
THE sToRE.-IF THEY MISS YoU AT HoME, AFTER
been 10 The Store on course your family guardians will
suppose you you your place OF
Soaqse - hY2FsEs reres At roy
place street. between Mercer drinking
be se., q liquors and enjoying the mos. delicious chops
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IIrM Writers ArCT1nNFER WILL SELL. Ills

WIN. Writers, AUCT1ONEER, WILL SELL. THIS
day O'Clock tei at Canal street all the genieel
or chamber dining and kitchen furniture OF family
breaking mp housekeeping Carpets olccths sofas sofa
bedeads pier and mante mirrors paintings In rich vod
r frames cottage piano, centre tables chairs
bookcase china glass and silver cutlery, mahogany
bedead spring and hair mattresses feather beds bedding
table linen dressing bureaus washands toilet sets ward
robes chairs extension table dnng and Kitchen
Furniture &C. stoves kc All In good order; suitable for
families others Cash 10 advance In large or small sums
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plsy q Sh i 90 fharsa.y sssass jss =
commencing at ocoss srssty On Friday evening Jsa-
fclss 81 reading may be had Ms.sr. yr..
sn music .or snd from Mr. Charles Posp o % -.
Fourteenth street. and q, the door on the evenings -
readinga
MASON THOMAS CLASSICAL MANIFESTATIONS
sIsSs M rs.o sToSAs ,s ,;;s y NO.,
have The pleasure Of t sIY series Of
and AP sPlSainS pf ss4sT =; hall of he
Union sauare By Ind p.rns.9n Of Mr. e 20 ASs'
ri Sr:.dssS ssS.s.ns.s LUZ: lss Srosd-.,' ssSs
berth Co. sprns street ss folIow ,.,o.
On. admission to the ss m ns ~
Three adm-sions 70
single ucEsts for each
Three "'1e" Tor eA'' PSoeRxmxEi
S'nis s Ssso 5 md l
To- HS. esi . o %S Ne dur haydn sou
piano beethoven Solo, violin SOLO, piano; Octet On
III nsiinse IN F.e-l Quartet az mclR No. gee,se
yeni Senate, ID mold violin and piano Schumsn; Trss
w Matinee 18Th March Quartet % dur) 10. 10. No
Quartet % DUR ns. movement Allegro Schubert Triss
man . soDss piano and rOH "a duTj BseSovsn Con-
vi; Matinee iiiS Of APRIL 9u.rts. q. aurl Eeu
piano, (Es. durJ schumsn.
r AURA KEENEs NEW THEATRE, ga BROADWAY
EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT
MISS KEENE desires 70 intimate 70 her hind friends and
patrons that she viii present her name for
A BENEFIT
Saturday evening merit Jan % when she trust. 70 b
the welcome OF those who have during
unwonted financial severity encouraged By heR
and support her exerons TO promote the nts
OF the legitimate drama
Box open. bill OF attraction will be pro
sented For particulars see future advertisements.
GIVEN AwAy-A PHOTOGRAPH or DR.. KANwS
" only SURVIVING E.qum.as dos af.sS aiken by se.ss
Brohers Broadway 10 All purchasers Of four tickets II
ArsIc Voyages, Empire Hall, ce6 Broadway.
ERANKLIN MUSEUM, 1T GRAND srRxEr-GALA
II veak.-New attractions, new models several
BEAUTIFUL YOUNG LADIES,
who have never before appeared, will exhibit every
AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
N. B.-Iook out for saturdays bill-beneht0
MISS KATE CUNNING;
great bill atty young ladies. Don't forget % coms
DROADwAY THEATRE. 49,. - -.
ID CTNDERErLA viii be performed this afternoon and
evening.
UyHF WREN JUVENILE COMEDIANS TIE sosr
wonderful children before the public, want part
ner with FROM 10 Ar exceles opportunity no.
offers IN making NO ohlecoon W usvcs
Enc, waiting. Wsrdrohe music &c All comgless
A. lrees persO- v WREN, s9Fory eghh swee~
f1tr" bo.sa G. N sirb lf.u g. CO ~cek-
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UCTIoH NOTICE-JULIUs BROWN, AUCTIoNEER.
Sale of household furniture, Brussels carpets French
ts mirrors, lace curtains hair mattresses bedding &C.
On Thus"ay morning. 18th inst at 10h O'Clock,
the private dwelling No 60 Crosby street near Spring.
whole contents Of said house. comprsnga general
ment Of hsueehod furniture all OF which made
Ter for the paoeer nd Is In excellent condition consist
in part of-psas =; large French plate gill frame
urtans sofas, chairs patent sofa bed centre and side
nes dc.
A hat stand oilclohs Brussels stair carpets &c patent
ID mahogany extension dining table; enamelled chamber
niture In suits mshogany and iron besteads mahogany
drObe dressing bureaus washsands several superior
American curled horse hair mattresses best feather
H. holsters and pillows Sheets blankets, bedding &c.
china ware. glass ware cutlery. silver PLATED
Also,
5itchen furniture, complete with which the sale will
pee. The whole for positive sale without any
IUCTIoN NoTICE-GEo q. HAYDOCK, AUCTION.
eer.-The Brooklyn Flint Glass Company Will sell on
rsday jan e. at 10 O'Clock, for cash, at their store IS
Sad street,
Their entire stock Of brass and tin Tampa,
chandeliers, girsndoles, &c.
Comprising choice variety. arranged for burning
kerosene columbian, rosin, whale
md rnal otIa
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UNO 8CUTHAMPToH AND HAvRE.
The United States mail steamer FULTON, J. A Wottou.
commander viii leave Havre, touching at Southampton,
II eoieck, from pier No North RIVER foot Of Beach
street
This ship has Eve tight comp enclosing
sngnea that In IN. event OF collision srsndng the
water reach them and the pumps being FREQ
work The safety OF The vessel and passengers woan be
baggage no, wanted during the voyage asoud be
board the day before sailing marked Below" F freigh
w. q DRAyroN Agent No. Broadway.
NB.-rhe steamer Arago wrl succeed he Fulton. and
All Narch
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T IGHT WAGONS, HORSES HARNESS, &C, AT AUG
IL tion-EZRA LUDLOW, Jr. Co win sell on Wednesday
January a. at their saesrooms y Pine street. hne ssso
Of wagons without tops single and double
saddles brdes &c elegant lap and carriage robes
Also second hand carriage in good order AT 2ocock-
splendid pair gray horses, hands high snowy
gentle single and double harness under the saddle
suitable express carriage horses will be sold
peremptorily as the leaves the city,
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MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN. WITH AMPLE MEANS TO
"A supper, wife DESTROYS Of making the acquaintance
young lady good hearted handsome appear
ance with a view 10 nasrmouy Means OBJECT
All will be treated strictly confidential Please ad
dree- A. N. Fsber, Union square Post Once.
MATRIMONIAL orFICE-LADTFs AND GENTLEMEN
M DESTROYS Of forming matrimonial alliances without the
delay Of courahp matches
BY applying addressing with stamp. LOUISA Co, go
broadway, room No up stairs, from 70 So Connden-
tlsl
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bvAScEs-M II. Burf.ER Co, GENERAL AUG
ionsers II Spruce ssree,-s,orsge and cash advances
on every description Of property. For SALE one bur
knd IRE proof sAfe.
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EcTrON NoTrCE-pE1ER PARKS. ArCTrONEER.-
BY ". & 1NGRAH.M-Ths day, 81 lOh O'Clock, At 1et
am street. assortment Of and second baud furni
ssn dry goods paintings, and lot % cro,kery bowls
kwcrs pfstes dishes bowls cups and also,
ID patent lever watch and two demijohns liquor two Dor
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ECTIoY NOTICE. BoGART, AUCTroNEER-Bv
hOGART-Ths day. ~ " o'clock a. the auction rooms
In Of frankfort and william streets. Consables sae-l
4 desk chairs, won safe. III, machinery, &C.
LOUIS PFTEFFER, Constable.
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EDWARD + COLLINS, No. IS wan sxeeA MI.
BROWN SH1PLEY Co, liverpool
B. a. WAINWRIGHT 4 DO, Para
TIE Of these shps will not be accountable for go
oliver bullion specie jewelry precious stones mets
less bulls OF hdng are dgued therefor and The Value eere
expressed therein
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-27

M DOUGHTY AUCTloNEEk, WILL BELL ON THURS,
Nassau street. the furniture Of family removed
to for Of sale consisting Of elegant
carved psror suits covered in broca
paror eegere secretary and bookcases tee tees SOFAS
arm chairs bedsteads bureaus washstands, toilet sets
mirrors, paintings mattre ssee feather beds. &c.
M. DOUGHTY will give his personal attention TO sales Of
household furniture where parties declining houseeep
ing Liberal cash advances made household furniture
when required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-27

3tCTIoN NOTICE-J. BOGARr, AUTHORITARIAN
S BoaART-Ths day, at loh o'clock. At the auction
6s earner of Frantf fort and William streets, mortgage
Is muskets and ~ bayonets
JOHN w, sOMERINDYKE Attorney FOR Mortgagce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-27

No. ~ North river
PASSAGE.
From New York and Philadelphia, SIS From Liverpool,
guineas ~ guneas and Is guneas according 10 ths
mediation In the state roos all having the same privilege In
the Saloon. Including stewards fees-
TMfd Glass limited number OF third class
will be taken and ound much provisions
required From Philadelphia and New York. SO From
Liverpool, S&5
These steamers constructed with improved water tight
compartments Each vessel carries experienced surgeon
and every attention paid 70 the comfort and OF
passengers Dra0s Liverpool from 81 upvardA For
freight passagu1sppy the ONCE Of the company.
JOHN q. nkfE, 10 Broadway, New York Agent
or WIN. N Tower BuildnrA. Agent