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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-07
The State InebTiale a.,.s...
TO THE RDITOR OF - $500,

TO THE kDlTOh OF fun imam
b 10 be hoped hat our h,m.kers =, Albany will
give that attention V the Of MAXIM al annie
Appropriation 70 The Inc r.ss Asylum tuOw 10 course Of
s'eo'oo y nnsoA"' ~ which the sahjse, demands
~po'Fnee ~ " Customer Tor the hast thirty years
s, s.o cIy .s~ i,rk has nte me facts Of IN
sh.issss.. >eA ena' scttr VI tne nryl
cc.'ry ~ ttAxng nnio Ia State aud
nrv' Wtn lave faln by III ~ use u inebric,y. No
E,oA On cam conid r. fcuc tho uurmely dealn
49, ce'es ha'c SHOW ortan ce hAviug an
asyum " " cohtfv Ieatinc cure OF this class Jf
sieeU no man ~lo haze bis reiat,ve OF f,end fall
~ shs Px,iuI uSAla " viii question flr moment tOe
inptr'sDce u having IT one. al n.ebriate as, ium
Ine amou' o. Suffering, crime, nsan ~, als .asc and
ath Which such an hs'ituion would Prev us rs oey on
az ca cu'pieh is not ,be vct,m son- that rutf.r by
know him. suffer with him. = -
How long II would ask) Ia the name Of humanity ana
MT S'Mn"y, are W. 70 ses our pAteots de, w,tnot
pow 10 rtsCue th,tn from unlm.iy Krnv-f our me-
dcA science aDd all profess sk ava a. utn,n,
IN the treatment OF this disease when wo have no asvlu"
Ia mich 20 capti 10 the patient
There eai fu ,biiity resting UPON us ma
people and as government, Scgsct tina
class Il our insane
believe that there is mol intelligent mao iu our
State who wound cheerfoy be taxed tn. Inc
brIate AS, nm, and who wo1'd at the ~
pldIste idea that Tho 81 Nov York Is
TO GO VT at rs shawn To be Ia + dut,.
hope thai uie State viii nat iLaugurats poiy OF
nsst completing htr great internal ovemesus O-o
making ample provision Tor ali OF Der homAuo
tioDs.
Necessity build The inebriate Asy um sooner or
later. No power prevent t. Every DAY re-
coICs the death o victui VI THIS aalny either
the BIZ her stations o tue haa,per ahs if.
Wul'in two years several Of api.st iuris's
beged with the dead from this disease. Ar. these
men VI more value " he saved the tate the
Try and TO the world, than petion oi our N erua
mpovtmtntsY We therefore trust legislative aid viii be
granted " this asylum.
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The VOBsul General Of 8 n.
MANUEL ANTONIO DE LOURA, Pro Gee.
The Baltimore ssBmbes" and s.BIOod Tubs,
Disc harged.

Thirteen Of the gang known Baltimore the Babes
Bood Tubs, ni Of whom have been tried on an md ct
ment foI murder. found not guilty gel
Gu the 4h Instant in the Circuit Court of Baltimore county
Tie following is part Of the testimony which was giyea
by one Of the Witnesses on the trial.
THOMAS ELDERS TESTIMONY. Remembers the day on
wbicp JOnroan vas killed. at the Fifth ward polls;
al omnibus come up; II loaded with men; they
got out and compelled leave the polls they
rallied under the pane Of "Babcs' had muskcts pisto
and cutasses they also short pieces Of iron in belts
ut their SIDES those they called knock dow
ouis they started for the Eighth ward, and when they
got Tar as the Grays' armory the firing comnenced
two whetng their revolveTs against each az
butcher would knife; lobe Cook one of those men
there Was also p y at the Fifth ward who by tn
Lame Of Rosebuds they stamped witness feet much
that his Zoe nails have been in their right place
snce they aso elbowed witness until he went into Mr.
Res for shelter has been living in the Fifth ward for
Ten ye4Is
The of the Rosebubs above referred TO- having
been submitted to the jury, the following verdcts were
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SANDY nOOK, Feb 6, Funset-Weather very thlck can
only see the beach; snow ng fast. Wind NE fresh
HIGHLANDS Feb 6, suuset Showing very fat; cann,t
the water Wind ENE, ve' y freah.
LONG BRANCH Feb G. sunse,-No vessels IN sight Wind
NE; sn0wn. fast.
souAN. NJ. Feb Q. sunrctwea'her thick AMI knowing
Wind NNE fesb
Pusef Geo Ia man. of sssansA5 Alabama ssom sAvann.h
has ueniA fer pspesa
sns psr1Es, MITCHELL c. days rom Bristol bound 1,
New Yo5t With 900 Of railroad pu, s,o eorge
bermuda Jan 10 IN ds'resbinC uudsr jrymnsts having
lost bc~tpr fo upin oow tho to. ani
topgaal with eve5ybna st'ashed This severe casual
during heavy gale from W. The LETT Bristol NOV
and bsf made favorable progress uni Dec ~ when she IN
coiniertd he gale she had BEEN lying 10 IN he storm Tor
pourt wien heavy struck her on The port DOW carry ing
toned The OF by the AL lone wihin
the ume OF urute all the and riggng went over IN
eide the nslnyard which fell deck broken ino hrAe
peces; shorty this de rpuoes board we're aug
hs sea and he' shp iatorug heavily. nothing could be
ADD alter mnck ,anor the the upper bold again
cured Most fortunately he sbg kept Rerecy light 10 the
constant falls Of sucw and hail something like Jurymsss
got up; heavily laden ship wss vesy aumaonseabe
lndeavored u his condition 70 make for nm Anerc port
but trsh eslcs having nIsrn Capt Ntii Was conpeir
ward arc made signal of M 70 Der, phe approached with
N mfr ND hnH then inhupenly made or without
nrswefp. The y fq colrs Same day anOtber D,
which the FPS nssisthnce IVES the Cumberland
roac sa AZ aua stores togetbr With further
aid ter pe,nr with the Cumberland spoke sbip
reepea Cept Mryrnan ard received kind oers assist
Aacs hcrefrom but he relief nom the Cumberland sum
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Mr. John Ward, Minister TO China, sails this week
from Boston for Europe He IL accompanied by his 70
miy and Miss Maria J. Mcintosh, the author of Chasm
and Counter Charms" During Mr.. Wards absence IN
China Mrs Ward and Mics Mcintosh 10 travel through
Europe. They win be absent nearly two years.
ARRIVALS.
Prom savannah, IN me steamship Aaharna-w Cow An
Dew IT. DOM oou,d stearns, y Sands & Mcklessy
wooSr sOses wrsS wss en-,
Black soroper--and ~ in the Storage.
From ch',ssGs IL ne s%sS%gP was.1 Tm:
james Gregory, VIM Howard . , levy w,on, Z KERR
so pu ns Spaec6 jos All smith Gale Miss
rsbsre Joyce, II Clarke, John ksvs'i seyeah Aad
. IN INC i's'f'se DEPARTURES.
For Rirtmond, &c. in the steamship RoanokeCbas Ford
xas s,s Wstsns Mr. Hodge M Jsse Watkins
crs hrs Ispss opss Il ',yss 1hcls's S,sss
wilsn Rose, Dupui- land i2in the Storage.
For Savannah, Ia the steamship Ansusia-FM johnson
ftssr. siile Misses f%ms tsrssss s Far
Wise ~ rs.% ks s %sf
IsT,c,s and sersans sn vn, rsoMes wm,rh
S.sr sss Mayo NJ xn, ssa NJ. s' xsc NJ:
sS nj sdrs r:yS .sS
s Ss,s'ss ,sa fsls. e 81 sss NAM.
pIU Bel, and ,sSy e. cS'.@.s foITs.sI and MIs
FOR savannah ~ ths s!esmship HynsyilleG v Merrill
shsidon, Miss Hall. D suhs, Hart r Marriott Alex
Riverp
For Chm, lesion IN TIE steamship James ea
MIS- Schuy1er Mr. laight Matthew'S ana lady, Mira - X
Lefirh snd four children Mr. ei1h buckley Lewis
nb Hiss s' sss NJ fss sn M,
NAV Mrs buckingham, X Driskel1, a NJ Buey, Miss N
iicbrnnd Mrs ssrg, Morrison lady Atwo Children Mrs
Dunbar spd child Mis- Manran. W II Proctor, Msu.
ran u D wagner, y Boss MRS Spears, Stevens Il
Holmes W Dapanhcrg Mrs Blunt and two infants, veu.
tim Bert Mrs Maxwell and two children MISS coudon
Mrs Maxwell = Rohtris, hbav, JACOBS NJ Smith r Il
Rnnul owen, Mrs Wech, n Nouaugh. u Argeubright
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ARRIVED.
Steamship Alabama sehenck Savannah with mas
10 Sanl + McbiIl Son frdy 14U PM 20 nps
H,terss shoals sgna'ized steamship star OF the Sons
Len for tsvaBDsb.
ship Calhoun 9rnmap, Liverpool Jan l. with 10
esssfDeeTs tall u, spofcrd Ieson 4 inst IL
An 30 miles 81 from andy Hocs received pilot
No J. sutb,i cd Gu tie Rsr same riiht
Slip Heller Cooper OF Bosto) Lspham Ierhnrn Dec p
Slip Confidence fears New sw Pass Jan 49, with
mdee and passengers. 10 VIM Nelson d Sons
Bark Eliza Eafss Ar, Wat lngtoD bermuda, Jan % with
old iron, &c. "a 7 uct err iighttourue
BAH MALE Metoslf o Bapgor slow, Havana jap r. with
ssrk tsvao washington Lavncu, Texas ~ day.. with
ton ar, 10 u Hrowfr 4 GO.
sebr VIM smith Feher, Chares'cp days. with coiioo &r
TO Scranton altman Has expe fenced heavy and
tier
SIR Sheldon White. WASHINGTON, NC. 8 days
Seir + F Randolph. Esxleon wsslinRton NC, 3days
Selr " II ku'sr hose, washnrfor, NJ, days.
Hhr Manchester, Pierscn hcpmord. days
Selr Empire, Trnnel, Eorfoif Sdays
scir AEdyoneda, Rowland Eiza etbpor for Baltimore.
Sea mer Petrol Baker, evidence.
Ste, mer Pelican. Aldrfch Providence
Tt ship Ashaf cf New orears arrived yesterday from
Mar FL les rtcrpassed al rn Jan HIS been " lays
Of Be- uia WITH heavy gale FROM NEE and et weather.
Jan Is s s. ION 80 80 spoke bs Shepard, IA days from
salem for Z.uztsr, all well
Bark Serra Croker, 10 days from Palermo.
Fert James Andrews Of New BedrdEoth the above
IN side the Hook.
SAILED.
Rr steamship Etna Havre.
Wind curins the day NNE AZ sunset NE, with snow.
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berry took plses, Il all Strange ooaodspos As Of the
father and son bong in jail 1t the same time,
SIDERABLE Distance from each oshes On somewhat kindred
charges.
Many Of our city merchants are now IN New York,
suripe trade we're never brighter than present
there plenty Of money, and good cheer Al TIE ospe
Of high prces for products In the preeens dsaoed
state Cf Europe
The weather here continues very wet and warm. We
have uos had one week dry weather for the three
Ybe accommodation u the Greepbrier White sulphur
spiugs are peng largely increased am informed thai
The improvements viii be adequate to the largest require
mentg.
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THE HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMERS.
EXPIRE CuYFrom New fork "a. arising ut rayana 5th
sRd New Orleans 10th New Orleans 9th Iavana I'D
arriving ut New York 9th.
FAnAwBA-Frn New York 12th arriving parana l7tb
and New Orleans i9fh From New Orleans y5th svala sjh
arriving Mt New So,k 81
Pan rsa New York i7th. a. Htsaua.
md New orleans 25h From Kew Ureans 5l. HasaIs sth
arriving at New York 18th
A9 When above fsr Sunday steamers will
Monday except from New Orleaus
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- FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
M. Broad strest n. Y.
This company declared ssmi-snnua dividend Of ~
JiSUxsr II, isss HENRY oUACKRNposs sscrshsy.
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Personal Intelligence.

The pfGoners were Then al discharged, aud Immediate
ly left for the city in omnibus, with american Haa
flying.
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT.
VI PHOTO0RAPHING ON WOOD
NJ rHIcHs rArnNr PROCESS
AND WOOD tNGRaVINd

Wood cuts OF Ill manufactured ARTICLES
medical Illustrations buildings siagrams envelopee &c
accurately executed iess price than the old
Photographs taken In any part Of the city.
WATERS Triton,
Photographers and engravers,
No. ~ Fulton street, N, Y.
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AlxkrAc
Sun RDRs. "a 10 OS
sun sHre......, rs ..es. IL %
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Rr steamship Etna, Hsvre.
WIND urinl The day NNE; ~ sunset NE With snow.
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AZ Bartsdos tnp " bfes fa~in F1vce w Stafford
k.yct :" -, har'"r eli both put In LIST Tor
: t.ira Zee % Tolic siri King, cruise with
frtu <or
Smyrna times., 1859-09-22
AMERICAN GUANO.

FROM JARVIS ISLAND.
WE respectfully announce to farmers and dealers
w in Fertilizers, that now prepared to sup.
ply en- orders Tor the above valuable and LASTING
GUANO.-Prlce $40 per Ton Liberal Discounts
allowed according TO the quantity purchased.
The practical results attcI ding the of this Guano
nave been most remarkable, and from Its permanent
action Oh the SOIL it takes precedence over all others
Farmers using ii can depend upon full and regular
supplIes 1t is unlike some other GuanOes which the
consumer has just begun TO appreciate when he is in
formed that the "depOsit" exhausted or the price
raised above his ability or inclination purchase-
upon this he may fully rely. TO the uness of the
supply. The quanIIy on Jarvis Island alone is be-
lleved 10 he over Three Millions of Tons
we have inst discharged large cargo in fine con-
uton and shall be in constant receipt of others i'm
ported direct from the Islands TO this cty
JARVIS Il Bakers Islands are under The protection oC
the hIted States Government.
ALLEN q NEEDLES,
Sole Agents for tho COMPANY,
AZ 5. Wharves and Al S. Water ST
1uhe'O'0m Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1859-09-22
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
New Castle
Lum ber yard.

The subscribers, dealers in Lumber respectfully
invite the attention of Builders and Contractors to
their stock Of Lumber. which is large and we'll se-
lected. We have on hand large assortment of
White Fine Boards and Plank, all qualities and
thickness;
llemlJck Joist and Scantling;
HemlSck Fence and Wide Boards;
Yellow and White Pine Frame Lumber;
Yellow and White Pine Flooring Boards
Cedar and Cypress Shingles;
Pickets, ShinglIng Lath. Siding, etc.
~ Being located directly the river, we are at
all times enabled to sell Lumber the lowest market
prices and deliver it board of vessels and Gals free
of charge.
Persons in want of Lumber would do well to exam.
inc our stock before making their purchases
All orders and communications addressed TO the
subscribers will be promptly attended to.
CRIPPEN & LAMBSON,
mar3l'ly Waterst, New Castle, Del.
Smyrna times., 1859-09-22
l. OK He E!

why Is 1t that such crowds of smiling hannv people
are gal'y ana hourly leaving the door Of The Mechs
lcs ooief II is because they glad that i,ry have
L io~ -" sure where they can get everything that
they can pOssIbiy want either 10 eat dimt Sse ~,
wear and at such aslonIshingly Low Prices that the
rsn Is Tremendous 10 the full and elegant assor
ell oI all Kinds Of GOODS. Of which they buy Great
haigalns and gJ on their way reinriDe.
Persons wishing WALL PAPERS will do well in
give US call as we have The largest best and chea
est assortment ever offered this county Til stock
Vi Dhf OOllDS, GROCERIES,. PROVISIONS, No
tons, BoOIs. Shoes. Queensware. CuIIerv Wbins xc
Is unsurpassed at the Mechanics Store, West Com.
merce street, Smyrna. Del.
marl7 r WILLIAMSON
Smyrna times., 1859-09-22
ORIGINAL ANNOTATED
Super a llOSphate OF Lime.

'NhE subscriber has entered the eighth year since
he commenced the manufacture OF the Ammo
mailed super Phospha of Lime, which has been ex-
tenslvely used and which has gwen more general sat-
lsiactlon than any other Phosphate in use. His ar
fangements are complete for continuing the mapuIac.
tuIe al the least possible Of labor and CARING as
VIII enable him 10 sell at The lowest rate to Dealers or
Farmers = Warranted Free from any AduteralIon,
or Mixture OF Plaster Lime. Mari or CharcraI
Manufactured and sold by c ROGERS
No III Market street, PhIlade phia
ALSO Pure Bone Dust and Ground Bone Su,phste
OF SODA and Potash for making COmposts Sumbero and
aug4-2m III Ma,Le, - PbrIa
Smyrna times., 1859-09-22
READ! READ! READ!

EsenWeln's Aromatic BalSau.,
is Remedy moi 10 be exceiled for The Keiet aud
Cure Of those maladIes incident TO The sum
meT Season, VIZ:
DiarrhGa, DyseUtery, Cholera or Cholera Norbus
Vomiting. AcIdily of the SIomat h. e'c
lis excellent Carminave pow ers pleasant aste ami
soothing influence, renders il a valuable remedy IN
Iniane diseases. peculiar 10 the second summer VIZ
CuoIela o ihanium, elc. II has renvigOrallng and
tonic influence on Ihe system, aIayinp in6nmoI,oI
where u exists IN the stomach and bOwels-and ON
triai will be found indispensable 10 The we'll being of
every family. II will be found as well adap,ed 10
Adults as Children. TRY IT.
prepared only by A ESENWEIN, DISPENSING
ChemIst N. w cor. Ninth aud Poplar streets pbIln
deIph'a PRICE % cents per Bolle.
~ SoId by ). Z. llOllecher Smyrna; f. McInall
Wilmington; Cowgirl " Son, bower; j n. Ivnns a.
rally n,o,SG ~ s'ne- ~
Smyrna times., 1859-09-22
HGrdaUGre.

A good lot, embracing Carpenters Tools.
Locks, Screws. Hinges, &c, sold at cost BY
ISCHuDf COLLINS, in Smyrna. Farm
ers and Builders will take notice-tbe stock
includes such as used for building PURPOSES.
Smyrna times., 1859-09-22
miscellaneous Advertisements.
MITCHELL & CROASDALE'S
Superintendent afH.5sne.

A IN Barrels and Bags. at S45 per Ton of
Co. ZOO lbs.. or 81 cents Oer lb
NO: l PeruvIan Government Guano, $50
per ton of 1000 lbs, or cents per 10
Stn ny pure Bone Dus'. reliable article warrant
ed equal to any in the market
Lana flaster by the bbl. ton. suit purchasers
Parties urchasing the above articles can reIv on
lner purify and we feel assured thai any OF them will
give satisfaction whom tried. VERY liberal discount
allowed 10 dealers and large buyers
We have also constantly on hand Beef Cracking a
cheap and nutritious food for Hogs and Poultry al II
cents per lb.
We hope by strict attention TO the purify and rcIia-
DilIiy oi The articles sell, an increased
share Of patronage.
DIXON & SIIARPLISS,
No. 40 South Wharves. doors above Chestnut ST..
PHILADELPHIA.
" DO not forget the number. (aulS.2m
Smyrna times., 1859-09-22
Cedar Rails for Sale.

sIsHE subscriber, residing near Tayors Bridge. IN
Appoqulnimnk Hundred, would respectfully
call the attention Of Farmers and Others to his
rlof lot OF CEDAR RAILS--numbering 10 or 70
THOUSAND-whichw will be sold at reasona bic rate.
Also, lot Of CEDAR POSTS for sale Apply ID.
or address the subscriber at Tayors Bridge r. O
Augletf ROBERT JOHNSON
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bic difficulties the construction and grading OF avenues
and streets in accordance with the plan as laid down on
the map of the CITY, to such extent, ndeet that the
land would be rendered utterly worthless 10 the owners
and an enormous expense would be enacd upon the Guy
besides a.,
They further represent that immediate action IN tue
matter is desirable nasmuch costly buildings are con-
stanty being erected many Of which are directly IN 'ne
OF the streets and avenues as now aid aowu
well as the Of any avenues and streets wnlcn
may hereafter be determined upon aud that consequent
~ the longer suitable plan deferred the more expen
siye the opening will become.
And your petitioners further pray that an act in accor
dance with the annexed form may be passed IL VIII be
seen that such an will greatly benefit the upper END OF
the island and prevent "obs oil auu ones,
to the OF the owners and 10 inc great INJURY vi tno
city. ,..,
All of which is respectfully submitted
O,pnr,s Number Of Acres.
A VIM Higgins Fifteen 05) acres.
Danl Devlip Twenty five (25) acres.
w II HAYES Twenty five (25) acres
isaac p Martin . Thirty (30) acres.
John p Cumming Seven and threequarter (I) acres.
Thomas J. Stewart. Nine (9) acres
CHI O'Conor ....... Thirteen O3) acres.
Aug f. Smith 49,. Ten C0) acres.
James C. Bennett. Forty (4o) acres. This name is
now withdrawn
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THE BALL SEASON

GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL TO BE GIVEN FOR THE
French artists at City Assembly Rooms Friday February
Is 1862 Price of admission for gentleman dollar;
ladies' free. The qdrlIe of the Zouaves by Musard will be
danced in costume by sixty four persons.
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DENTIsTRY.

DENTIsTRY.-fEErH EXTRACTED IN TKN gEOoNDa
Without me sAsaiss. pain, by and ORIGINAL
only. References given II rsqulred -
R' X. U. DURKIn 81 Canal street, near Wooster
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NJ ASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY BALI. "a
w OF
YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC UNION CLUB
CITY ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
TUESDAY EVENING, FEB. 22 1859.
Tickets admitting gentleman and ladies' Two Dollars.
for sale
HALL 4 SONS Music Store, Z39 Broad vav
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I AIDES AND GENTLEMEN's CLOTHING WANTED
- Also carpets furniture kid gloves, &C. 90 per cent
paid than elsewhere and no humbug note addressed E.
~ seventh avenue. between Nineteenth and Twentieth sis
WIZ We punctuaDy attended w. Ladies attended W by Mrs. T.
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Il IhHS MAXI WEIII4 HEX NNJESTT7S WINK NIX
chant ceAs Nos IS 10 and IS Albemarle street. Offices
~ Albemarle and No Stafford Piccady, London.
sherres from Dos Ports, 35s Madeira As Caret 3Os
Champsgne 6i; Hock 40s Nosee sparkling Moselle
and Hook Us do Burgundy, CTS Beaune 4Os Val d Pc
ns: ~ s.uterne "a do Yquem, s!s Chabls So; 81.
Persy on nouslon s Frongnac, 5ls Direct shipments
OF Ooroso, Amontado Mostia, Vino d Pasto xres vejo
.nd Manzanilh Mares and Hennessys Cognac per gallon
sasgsr american and bourbon whskev, Long
agent for the celebrated Yankee stoushtons Biiers ~
Bseveal dozen In the famous old wines aeon.
mulaed by during his Heightened propreorship OF ID
botsons Longs the London and Grafton hotels and from
PARK and The Prospect HILL Reading celebrated
SALE Stock $500 Dozen Wines of kinda and SINNERS in
ocaves quarter casks hogsheads and pipes liberal
prices given for old bottled wines CALIFORNIA; wines ana pirs
euteu 70 let IN apartments ' '~ ~
N.B.-0enera agency.
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THE CHARITY BALL.
The annual ball for the benefit of the Nursery and Chds
s'ea Music on the
Mrs E. NJ Archibald, Mrs Henry Mason,
Mrs. G. +. Anderson, Mad DE Montholon,
Mrs Mrs L. n Saf Barlow, Mrs. Mr.: 4 4. n s5a
Mrs. Ernest Cazet, Mrs. y. Golden Murray,
Mrs, EDWARD Cooper, Mrs. Walden Peu
Mr.. z Pps ass,o, Mr.. Gee 2 a. A: Peters,
Mrs. r. o. Doremus, Mrs. Henry Rem wick,
Mrs Gc1n. Rsys f., Ko. Mrs Watts Sherman
Mrs. David Dudley Field, Mrs. john schermerhorn
Mrs. Fred, Gebhard Mrs. W. II stebbins
Ms. g; 4. HeeEsher, Mrs. David b, TURNER,
Mrs Morgan Ss livingston Mrs Eon Il tifie
Mrs. Philip Livingston. Mrs Webb.
MAJOR Anderson, U. s. A., G. 4. Rabch',
Henry r. Anderson, J. B. ireland.
=; F. Anderson 4. Jacauemo,
boya f fsey.. Barker F Fss,ss Js%ss
James Beecker Arthur Iesry.
walter / css a' Col Hs aoafos .i g S A.
Henry q: chadsick, Col 5 Murray MUIR
William Constant O. DE Montao,on
p. Alfred I. Carroll, James Ola
Henry Delsaed, waiien Pei.
EsTsia Bsss$ F fSns'a ri fsSs s
Cornelius Du Bots VIM. G. Pell,
Lieut. bearing, US. A. Alfred Pei, Jr.
DR.. Geo I: Elliot, Good Redmond
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Isaac V. Fowler, Henry I.enwrk
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Dudley Field, E Z. Spelling
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James Gerard, Jr, Chss 7. Stephenson
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q. II. Baswell 4 Van uenselaer
y. g. Higgins. John Nan Bnreo
Louis r Henop " J. ylele
w. Il. Hoffman, G. r Winthrop
Charles Hoffman, Jas s Wadsworh
Meredlth Rowland, William Warden,
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CITY ASSEMBLY ROOMS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-15
WINES, LIQUORS, &C.

A CARD.-sAMUEL ELLISON BEGs TO INFORM ALE
"A drinkers retailers and heads Of families that he has
hand choice stock Of fine wines brandes &C. all
pure imported, and will be sold lower than any other
place in the city, in large small quantities All herhofs
brands En- gsh and Scotch price
domestic ales S. f. is the agent Of the Cavalier Cham
payne which pronounced by competent Judges be
# not superior, to any wine imported
No. South William street.
t3Sone street. and co William at between Pine and Cedar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-15

AIDES AND GENTS CAST OFF CLOTHING FURSr.
equivalent you should avoid all humbugs and supposed pre-
tenders and send by post call on MINTZ 2 Seventh
avenue between Twenty seventh and Twenty eighth srees
Ladies attended TO- required by Mrs M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-15

T fsl PEARL STREET.-wANTED A LARGE oUAN
"A y of gentemens cast OF clothing In order 70 secure
the gentlemen should avoid ali preenders
and call or send for JAMES MORONEY ISL Pear street
near Chatham N'''