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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-28
COAL.
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r OOUsT MOUNTAIN COAL.-THE UNDERSIGNED
IL shippers Of the celebrated Locust Montau
Coal respectfully anounce 70 their customers and others
the coal trade that hey have Office
sale of the above, 80 nsm No The above
named has established reputation for superiority over
other anthracite coal IN his market for general puroges
For family use IA nnezcelcd IN quality and prepnpon aud
cannot be too hphy prnsed and for generating stsu
Aoa IL II $40, supe. or .IAciv
heat very lille sshes and WILL not caker. Ore As
dressed above given 20 Robert Taylor viii receive
prompt and carefllassephoo. DAVIS, PEARSON 4 %,
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A ssI0NEE's SALE or RICH HOUSEHOLD FURNI
"A ture-W A. ALBuRTs auc,ioneer, Office $50 Broadway
will se on Tuesday at 0 O'Clock, the pryae resdepce
64S Houston street. superb paror suits octave piano
sOre kcaae C.egCrt, a Erdsaela csrpet nrs
lace centre and card tables bedroom bureaus bed
stcads wsshsandG hair matrcssca &c Also large asso
ment Of dIing room, basement and KIT hen furuure
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UCTION NOTICE.. FITzs1MMONs, AUCrIONEER
"a VIII sell on Tuesday the 2yh inst at IO1s o'clock tn
lease and hxures Of $50
there splendid bau with every accommodation 70
balls, parties and meetings. and will be sold
CURED without reserve. JOHN COLLINS, Proprietor.
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r. T. Wills, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE
ware, Monday. Mo-. ia 10 Q sio.S "A. a. .. ..ms
No c}2 Pearl street large general A~soSneai IN the
above ue, anitabe for city country urss Ierna and
conditions n~dr Known On morning vf sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-28

A LBlRT II. NICOLAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LAY viii sell this day march -. at LIZ O'clock q The
Merchants kxchange:-
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SALES Az AUOZIOUs
A 6gI0NKE6 SALE
Carpeting. olclotk mating. velvet and
AN. CRISTALAR, Auctioneer. will sea
On Tueeday 18th instant 1t l0H O'Clock
At Is Bowery
A large assortment, consisting OF
80 pieces ingram and wooden carpettng.
Choice colsu and patterns.
IS English velvet and Brussels carpets,
70 g Canton mating,
8 :. &; {a0or ball and stair 0ueo'A.
Is dozen mAts
Table clotha, piano covers. iron safe, &c.
BY order OF j. H. HENDRICKS, assignee.
This sale u well worthy the attention of
Hotel and housekeepers. and city and country
Dealers particularly. Sale positive
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UCrIOE NOTICE.-LARGE AND ABSOLUTE SALE
"A Of CONS gm.a aud earihenware, just opened DART
Lift CIV I'm SELL ruerday march 81 at 10 elocE,
Isl fcarl choice worthy the notice of those
NTH, ~, h4rY
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A Ri UNION CoNoEET FALL.
a ~ iirosdwsy
ascoc sFsPfcTAsLs Mss wAsrES fMsEBtAATELTx
5000 REsPEGIABLE LEN WANTED IMMEDI4rEIr
$500 RFsPkCTABI.E MEN WANTED iMNEDiATEiX
TO WITNESS THE GREAT GREEK RHIGOS
W WINES TEE TEE e ssk4F CREEK GREEK k kS
s%4ILS% sAsSs Steel SWORD q !sea as E ESsa
AND Ok INCHEs WIDE.
This Incredible Witnessed b7 delighted ana nm,
paudns audiences and Bhgos will coutiuue % 20 thcusS
This extraordinary representation He has likewise in preps
before attempted by any living performer.
Also the who star company OF artses of first abiv
including vocalist danse,sss Insrels. delneaiors 30
Mss ANNIE BoARDwELL,
Miss ANNIE BOARDwELL'
IRIS Of seiectoes from N frovatore bohemian mi.
Ia somnar bulls, Mariana" and the latest balads
a., .,I Mr. r. w n;,rsH .,. Mrr wATsoN
mic efsons nightly received with enthusiastic applause
Hs s ANY ANY R Rosa , MIs ANY ANY soss,
the charming and accomplished from 0veut Gar
La Tarantua La varsivoana, the lstcak
Mr.. J. L. DONLEY Mr. J. L. DONLEY
the celebrated deneator In his great repre- seuatons
Engagement for short period Of be young and
theatre London who win through her wonderful pas
including her wonderful Highland Fling
Bso1aEk HARs,soS
evening introduce their ceebratet La Trapeze
This with the whole star company engaged In this esab
Everyhir Of the best GOOD asnton and The reSrehmeS
provided with view 70 ensure the comfort and sasac
ton of the patrons Of the Art Union.
s'Ase WXDsWoRiH FOX Pr rUade%na
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a UCTiON NOTI6E-M. DOUGHTY AUCT1ONEER,
"A viii cell tina day, March Is 1914 O'Clock, at NO 10
Nassau arse asstnent OF household furniture,
moved OF SALE comprising
Bfusses and 'Igran carpets, pier and mantel
bookcases extension ding tables. rosewood paror
suits top tables dressing bureaus washstnds
bedseads hair streses, feather beds. eameed chamber
sofas chsis rockers, DC. Housekeepers
wul hpo the sale well worthy their attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-28

UCTION NOTICE.-BRoWNE NICHOLS, AUCTION
n GERS IS Nassau street. would inform their friends that
attention sales of household flrn
tur residences Of those giving housekeepng at
unequcd the display
end sale goods descriptions They would particularly
give notice that all furniture paintings ana goods of all k1ds
coveredb large policies OF insurance, without
IN arpe
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- UCuUN hoTICs.-CSoUKEaY. GLASS; UHINA
"A eiccks auo plated ware will be sold by dENEN o.
EVANS lots nom the shelves TO suit dealers on Tuesday
tt- ayu at ~ O'Clock No Liberty street, comprising
compete OF white granite and glass
wA.e been received from
the snp worthy the attention oi dealers Goods
fully rem for shpppg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-28

a JCTICN NOTlCE-IliOS. BELL AUCrIONEER, AND
"A 1HcMfsN; tins day at loa oclo SIX, 10 the sales
Is broadway, VIII sold TIE STOCK OF groceries,
soap SPICES, &C. removed tor convenience OF
kawnbr0kers sale MOD
day, b pril o. by cid.r L. LEVY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-28

An AE TTnss ,,vv pavsvpv,xo q .1xvvr,
communication appeared in yesterdays Herald with refe.
to the be preserving vests coats circulars coaks
waists boys swimming jackets, &C., made by the Deano
Life Preserving Coat and Vest Company now doing
56 broadway and 2S and 25 Canal street Among the
questions asked by this ,ndent with
value OF these (which look like other clothing
toughest water, is ths-'ls positive Us the company
ser mat ne omcers OF tne navy Depr without excep
them hsmseves In reply we have only to that the
company will exhibit TO inquirer letters from all these
and from other eminent Among
which have been placed before the following from Capt
Geo. W. McCulun, OF the United states Engneers:-
NEWPORT, r. l., Oct. G, 1855
DELANo LIVE PRESERVING CoAT VEST COhPANY:-
6ESnKNEN-I have examined the improved life preserving
vest invented by T. A. LELAND and have put many
all OF which has admirably stood that
alder va perfec. protection against drowning The elastic
Of large amount Of imitation without
ing Atgung the body, and, as tar aware
entirely device and very useful invention Yours very
respectfully.
GEO ". OUTLAW, Captain United States Engineers
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$4,000 Misssspp and Missouri Railroad is mee bonds
8. 600 Hancock county 1llinois) per cent bonds
lbyW LOUISVILLE city (kentucky " q per cent bonds.
S0W 1erTe Haute and Alton 10 per cent bonds
second Avenue Railroad LIT mortgage cent bonds
Secu aes received In addition regularly advertised
during every sale Next regular sale Thursday March 81
Nefuar aucon sales Of socks and bonds every Monday
and Thursday (Which have been the regular estab.
n,Ssd day. q ssis tcs many yssrS Or every day
change STOCKS and and cold at private sale ana
- the Boke Board Interest allowed deposss and div
dends collected Large variety bank insurance stocks
also other securities constantly hand ct private sae
ALBERT H. NICOLAY,
Stock Auct0neer and Banker No. 1 Broad street
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:, UCTluH NOTICE.. BOGART, AUCTIONEER.-BY s
IA BO1Ar Tuesday March ~ nj II O'CLOCK at the auctioi
rooms North William street. asagnees sale Of machine
r large planning machine ises drilling machine
de- suitable plano makers. AdEs r. KELLY asslguee
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WATCHES, JEVVELItY, &C.

L,cR skIE-k VERY FINE GOLD HUNTING CASE
repeating watch 20 rubes; wuders safe, desk
sundry ,ce furniture. Address O. c. box 3)S Herald oos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-28

EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCrIONERR-BY r. 4 F. II.
L sohENCS Tussday seh ns = one cs st
years ID good traveller and very stysh; spld s.usy
mortgage. ID. QCIN Attorney for mortgages
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-28

UCTIoN EOTICE.-PHIIIP II. VAN ANTWERP, AUG.
"A uoneer VIII sell Monday March g. 1882 by order OF
the assignee, the Repository GIG Broadway at II O'Clock
stuck carriages seghs robes, whips harness. materials
and shop carriage fxtes Ac lamps, bands handles
ecrewa bolts poecrabs rms po es hubs axes plate and
band iron carriage springs &c &c also the office furniture
together with the lease OF the premises from May
next years sale peremptory close the assgn
me mi. catalor nov ready; sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-28

UCTIoN NOTICE.. BOGART, AUCTIONEER-BY
"A s. Bo1AnI.-Monday, March 2s a, No Morris street.
hotel consisting first quality down beds besteads
bedding barroou and kitchen furniture kitchen range
tables. chairs, de- DC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-28
A NTHONYJ J. BI EECKEK, SON CO. WILL. SELL ON
a Thursday. March 81, at ~ o'clock NJ the Merchan Ex-
N. MERWIN, AUCiIONEER
"A. BY BANGS, MEHWlN kUO.-Trade salerooms,
No. IL Park row.


A UGOSTUb 3. MAYNAkD, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
"A istrators eaeAucuon sale OF magnificent house, old
furniture octave pianofore, superb oil paintings,
eatusry elegant drawing room SUITS pier and mantel mirrors
West twenty sixth street. elh avenue day. Mon
Sale commence at IL O'Clock precisely To parues
DESTROYS urnisn themselves with first cnss furniture ts Is
a seldom offered The furniture made 10 order
for regard cost 1t ID 10 be
ry sold highest bidder aiming roomCarved oak SIDE
board oning table, buffers stand rich cut
engraved gass 8obe,s oecaners, Wines champagnes
tea SETS ivory FORKS napkin rings silver
plated apooEs forks butter knives cake and fruit
and te service armchairs couch,
Ira Sing rooms-k0aew oOd suits superby carved in
and covered in silk broSde, couasug of
reception and eight par,0r
ohas centre tables stary marble tops to match the suits
ladies' work table and bookcase lined with tulip
chairs :oignures add sofa tables rosewood
pianoiorte with pearl Gold pearl keys music racx
stool, Ia brocade French clon cover oil paint
ipRswinter The by Notze fruit and Ito
painted by Cole, landscape III England, by Northco
holy Family by kembraDnt renth line engraving PAran
marble ktaees retry Painting Music the sessons bronze
blsque and figures French china sploons de-
lace curtains cornes shades and velvet carpets,
hail basand chairs 0c0th stair rods
stofynesewood becseads elegantly carved,
XIV; bureaus modes match, hair mat
~ser beds blankets Sheets cOunterpaaes o)sers
pillows quta &c. oval mirrors curtains Bru ,ses
Chambers, third and fourth storesMahJsany and
black walnut sofas rockers washsands bedsle
book rack ng desk bedding &c ingran carpets; also
large assortment OF basement aud Kitchen furnure with
sale will commence Catalogues Mt the house the
morning SALE Sixth avenue and stages within
house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-28

UCTIUNs NOTICE - WELLES NICHOLS AUG
"A 6onec,-By BROWNE NICHOLS. On Tuesday March
go at our IS street. at
ITO FRENCH STANDARD kOSEs.
standard French from the well known nursery OF
j. w. Fauson Weehawken N. j. These have been
specially seeced the best varieties In cultivation
braeng The 2,uts large
With fine fbrous Gentlemen will find tina excellent
Opporuny add toe and newes kinds their
eocx Ca.xiog be had at the salesroom.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-28

MAKE WAY FOR OUR IRISH COusIF.-HE II THE
vi comer ". comes fresh hearty gsy and nssu-
and no imposcr. Pub OF frr. fu o. fe full Of rpir He
makes bis DOW al BAkNUNS MUSEUM nn evening.
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FINE ARTS.

a RTIsTs, TEACHERS AND SCHOOLS ARE RESPECT.
"A fully informed that the subscriber selling the bes,
Engsh canvass water coors brushes pases draw.
ng paper &c al prices than any other city
W. sCHAU6, Artists Colorman, GO Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-28

EtOR SALE AT AUCTION-TWENTY ACRES EXCET..
lent land within 800 hundred yards Port Washington
and about three miles from Red Bank, Shrewsbury N j.
b<ven ID covered with ocuft chestnut young
growth the balance arabic land location for health
venence for river privileges unsurpassed There
steamboats, ply daily viii
completed Within three miles railroad connectuR
York by steamboat from Port Monmouth also dock being
built on the Highlands where boat Will trips
daily thereby iosung 10 the city several mes
day I'LL he cold on Wednesday, April 8, 1885, at p. M
the premises For particplv aappy W. wOLcOrT
ESQ EatOnowu TO j. b Harshorne, adjoining, Port
Washington where maps be Will be sold ia OTIS no
less than quarter Of to suit purchasers This ID
most desirable piece Of properly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-28

EpWARD sCHENCK, AuCTIoNEER-BT e. 4 r. n
~ sCHENCk-Un Tuesday 10Th inst al O'Clock at thei
sslcsroom IS Nassau street. shifting leather top wa
CONS and one front half spring and
way, In fine order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-28

r. G. HORTON AUCTIONEER SAIESROOM 3S2 HUD.
VI. near Hamersey having had twelve years ex-
perence Id the auction business wishes 10 inform the public
ana those about breaking housekeeping that he has large
saleeroom above where auction sales held
week. lofts for storage purposes attends personally to out
sales charges reasonable returns made
fnrnnre ca'ts and good careful always hand. APP
praisements made II REQUIRED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-28

GALE OF FURNITURE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.-THE
y large stock of furniture in the of the e.
kocheto 6l3 Broadway, consisting of tetes
bues wardrobes escreoires chairs tables besesds
desks dining room, paflor and library mirrors &c
ebony, rosewood, mahogany oak and Walnut
for SALE large discount. By order of the executor
EDW. H. FAULKNER.
WIN. CASSIDY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-28

Is shs Bank Of Sing sing.
10 Etna Fire Insurance Compsi
8 Empire City Fire Insurance
10 New World Fire Insurance [
30 Kuicker booker Fire InsurAn
10 shares Clinton fire Insuranc
1 10 Pbnnix Fire Insurance Com
IL Long Island Fire Insurance
~ St. Nicholas Fire Insurance.
10 Home Fire Insurance Conn
20 Irving Fire Insurance Conf
HIS United States Fire Insurance
~ Ocean Insurance Company 4
80 Nassau Fire Insurance Co.
10 Excelsi0r Fire insurance "a
20 Mercantile Fire Insurance Co
20 Columbian Marine Insurspc,
% American Coal Company.
Is Wells, Fargo 4 Co. q Expresa
10 Teffe Hntisx. and Richsnoud I
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HENRY B. HERTs. JR., AUCTIONEER.
IL AsSIGNEE'S SALE.

Wines, liquors. Havana seRars, &c.
Important to botcl keepers grocers and others.
HER1S Il MOSS will sell at auction, without reserve,
On Wednesday March 30. st l01a O'Clock,
Al ~ John street.
T entire stock Of choice pale dark brandea Jamaica
Scotch Irish and Monongehea whskeys gin import
ed cordas champagne In quarts pints and half pnts also
large lot Of impaired Havan Of various choice brands
also, oce fixtures, desks, show window &c Terms caah.
Catalogues Al sales. by order OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-28

CORPORATION NOTICES.
FyORPORATION NOTICE.-THE COMMITTEE ON FL
~ OF the Board Of Aldermen will meet Monday
the 2h instant AT p M In No City Hail. All par.
Ties Interested win please attend without further notice.
JOHN j. BRADLEY )r.......-
THOS. W. ADAMS, "om,mnee on
JAMES OWENS FINANCE
NIOTICE.-THE COMMITTEE ON ORDINANCES OF THE
IN Board of Councilmen win Tuesday the inst
at3P in No City Hail. TO consider the propriety
OF estAbshbg hackney st nd In the portion
the removal OF hacks from the
OF Park Parties In the invited 10 at
tend. n. q. GILMORE, }Commice
"a. HALL. on
W. H. VALENTINE, Ordinances
No1ICE.-THE COMMITTEE ON POLICE OF THE
IN Board of Councilmen will meet Tuesday, the 2Nh
inst nj r. M In NO. City Hail. TO consider the vari.
and other bills before them. Parties Interested
are invited 10 attend. JOHN A. Upper, } Com
JOHN MCCONNELL. on
GEO ROSS. NPolicea
NTOTfCE-THE COMMITTEE ON FINANCE OF THE
IN Board Of Councmen will meet Monday, the 18th inst
NJ, No. City fini Parties having caims be.
fore said committee requested TO attend.
NH VALENTINE , Com.
WI BULTEEb, ; on
ALEX. FkEAH, Financa
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a CERTAIN CURE FOR LEAKY ROOFs-INDIA RUB
"a Der paint only one cent square foot warranted TO.
Applied only by Is E. J. f. EIfERY, 564 Grand
street office OF the Elastic Coated Sheet Roofing
Company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-28

EXkCUTORS SALE-WILL BE SOLD AT PCBLIC
~ auction, on Thursday, March 81, by A. H. mULLkn,
auctonecr at The Merchants Exchange at IL O'clock the
house and lot known rs West Sixteenth street, the lot rs
ee width front and and ia length tho ens'ery side
70 feet III inches and the westerly side 81 feet
house N three stories high bu OF brick Is feet
rear aud 10 feet deep Half OF the purchase money
main on bond and mortgage by order Of
RETRR PRATT, ND, Executor.
MARE OsCONNBR. xxecutxtx.
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vVAsTE-io,Ooo WHITE COP WASTE, AT REDUCED
" ALBERT VAN wINKLE. cs wes. street.

VA ANTED-TO LET LADIES AND GENTLEMEN KNOW
w that they wish to dye their hair to beautiful black
brown purchase box OF Georges
Liquid Hair Dye for thirty seven cents box Each box
ains hair dye than usually sold for dollar and ia
the the world VIII not inure the gloss the most
delicate hair Sold ut the drug @ Grand street.
Of hen at Mrs Hayes H5 Fulton street. Brooklyn, and by
all druggss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-28

N INSTANTANEOUS HAIR DYE-rHE CHEAPEST
a and best in the world; no burning the hair
GEORGES LIQUID HAIR DYE,
The only and hair dye invented. Each
box contains dye than sold by others for dollar
and the price of Georges hair dyen is only
THIRTY.skvkN CENTS A BOX.
II viii color back brown. and free from all INJURIOUS
properties will fade wash out neither will inure
the Of the most delicate hair Principal depot O6 Grand
street, and seli by Mrs Hayes. Brooklyn; Calender Co.,
Third and Walnut streets Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-28

OF This WEEK.
performances will conclude each occasion with Sci
by g amusing petite comedy, entitled
THE Rival PAGES.
Jus. disguised LAM Hsc aoesy
circle seats may be secured week In with
out chsrge-60 cents each.
Doors open at O'Clock; to commence at TX precisely.
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uENRY Il. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.
Ill Salesroom No. % Nassau street.
0enteel household furniture, all new and in
Fineor and md


Fine order and recently purchased.
HENRY II. LEEDS co. will sell by auction Tuesday
March ~ at 10H o'clock at No A East Eleventh street.
tween second and Third avenues general assortment
sng OF velvet carpets pier glasses and vases lace
and cornces very fine pspofore made by Gale
octave rich China or lsut In
black and crimson silk brocate chairs tapestry
tables BedroOrnsBack walnut and mahogany bedsteads
washsands waydrobes Ac iron bedsteads
~ ID mattresses &c extension table, Cnna glass; cutlery
suit In harclOh rosewood suit In french delaines.
brocate curtains etary kitchen &C. sold
Miheut reserve, the family leaving the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-28

DREPARE TO LAUGH.-A OOMPLETELY ORIGINAL
comic drama, written bv J. e. Conway Eeq., for BAR
NUNS MUkEUM, 70 be produced evening. II 10 Qua
IRISH COUSIN. a glorious piece.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-28

- topeers Atore No lib Nassau street will sell Mond
March 2S III O'Clock of Eighty street. 81
the stock and fixtures OF the Bellevue Garden kept BY
J&F Rsbenstein consisting Of horses geese, ducks
garden Implements together with fixtures
segars liquors. &C. also the lease of said premises
THOMAS DUNLAP Deputy. JOHN KELLY, Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-28

I QQQ BARRELS CITY PACKED PRIME MESS
l.UUV pork, for sale by VAN BRurT WArKUus,
40 Chambers street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-28

y Mr. HENRY FARREN win Close big winter season - ~
st. Louis theatre Saturday April WIN Me ene.gemeut q
on Monday April Is First Glass stars win be treated WIN
beraly for ubuoue for Mr. farrens ensuing winter
son at 81 Louis which will commence Monday. Ncvem-
ber2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-28

yHyANTED-IMMEDIATELy
w 5000 RESPECTABLE MEN AT THE
srt Union Concert Hall 4g Broadway witness the
Greek Rhgus going through the incredible
attempted, of swallowing sharp steel sword inches loni
and IL inches wide. Come one all. IL done nightly
at the address AZ above, VIZ 4s1 Broadway.
WADSWOhTH FOX, proprictors.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-06-15

New BUILDING MATERnL-A peculiar de-
scription of stone which is to he found in mex
haustlblc quantities in Napa, Suisun and Green
Valleys, in Napa and Solano counties, is thus
described by correspondent of the Solano
Herald:
This stone is soft, light, and readily formed
into any shape. 1t grows hard by exposure to
the air and light aud resisls absolutely the ac-
ton Of the hottest fire. 1t is perfect, or al
most perfect, non-conductor of beat II has
been tested 10 the furnace Of a steam-mill, to
ascertain its relative Lvalue ia such construc-
tons. aud found incomparably superior to all
other material heretofore In use. II possesses
no power of expansion whatever. aud would
form the most perfect cruclbles for melting
ores. Every furnace in the State should be
supplied or constructed with II. aud doubtless
will be soon as the truth Of these statements
can be verified by proper tests. Volcanic ac-
lion has had something to do with its producr
tion, and II may be lava is its chief Ingredient,
Its non.conductng qualities may be ascribed,
perhaps, 10 ashes supposed to constitute one of
its chief component parts. Handsome dwell
lings and magnificent church have already
been constructed of this stone. Cbmncys have
been made Of II, aud all who have given II a
trial speak In exalted terms Of its value.