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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-27
r USSELS.
TAPESTRY.
THR FE PLY.
INGRAM.

VENETIAN,
DUTCH.
With fall assortment of RUGS, DOOR MATS.
CoxERS. 1soms splepdid9 BOOKING, CRUMB
CLOTHS. STAIR RODS, &c.
CURTAIN GOODS, tour stock and assortment al
which IS unsurpassed in any house in Virginia:)
BROCATEL,
DAMASK.
DELAINES.
- TURKEY RED, &c,
With TRIMMINGS of every descrp ton and quail
lty
FLOOR oIL-CLOTHS, of various qualities and
patterns from to "a feet wide.
WINDOW SHADES, of every style and grade
with all proper fixtures of good quality.
Having exclusively IN our employ an experienced
and competent upholsterer. we are prepared. when
desired to make NJ Curtains in the latest styles,
carpets III the best manner to hang Window
Shades, cut and put down Floor Oil-C Cloth, &c.
RICHARDSON & CO,
au 23-d2fnWJtF % Main street.
NJ OIIGE.-W hereas. the County Court of Hen
rico have It in contemplation to change the To-
cation OF the Poor House, the undersigned Com
mlttee are appointed to receive PROPOSALS for a
suitable location for the arrangement for that
purpose until the 3lSt day of the present month.
Persons having suitable property, situated at n
distance not exceeding ten, nor less than three
miles from the corporation requested Ia COM
municate with either of the Committee by written
Proposition They will state the location, number
OF acres character of the buildings and price of the
property.
The property ut present occupied rs a Poor
House VIII be sold. or given in exchange for such
may be selected by the Court. from the lots Of
fersd. JACOB s; ATLEE,
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WHEAT DRILLS..-l have now IN store 2
WHEAT DRILLS,
of the most approved kinds. lnclndinx
ana psnnock'a II. M. SMITH.
an 1D-1m NAtn Htfees.
NT0TICE.-The rubiic arc hereby cANtiOnea
IN sgninuf croiifinx my s0n. j MES r. BRITTON.
On nv account, a i win pay no dehks Of his con-
traotfnE. Nor will pay any orders purp0FunS t0
nan y s sMfsassa '''''' "'s JAMES II. nRITT0N.
SMALL LOT very superior Virginia la u,
n IN KEGS, adapted 10 family 49,, loy sale " -,
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VlEGTNTA CENTKAL RAILROAD,f
Gent Sup'ts Office. Richmond Aug IS 80
IN CONSE0uENCE or THE l. A Il G f
amount of Wheat and other produce arriving.
and the Depot being so completely full it has be-
come necessary and TINS IS u sive notice to whom
it may concern that all produce after being I'M
loaded from the is at the risk Of the owner or
constance; and If not removed from the Depot
within As hours after being unloaded, will be stored
at their expense.
al I9-lmifI THOS. DODAMEAD. ten. Sup't
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JAMES ID. BROWNIES
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,

9th street, next to the Mechanics Institute.
IRON RAlLlNGS, yERANDAHS, BALCO-
Vault ard Cellar DOORS. and every other kind Of
IRON WORK Tor ornamental and building pur-
poses, manufactured at short notice.
n. Particular attention given toonclosinE Burial
Lots in the city and country.
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STEAM SAW, M.4I yoS SAt IN ri = e
horse pever, il perfect order, which eoo1s ~
years sxs,. tventy-thTee hundred d<liage 49,
Any psrson w;shins % yqrcAaas. y. 80 - y
ealing oP NJ. HeaEy bf!els ~ H. 1ssSsl .s2
ler tsrP,, Ae; ssRiy e $500. ~ 81 ~ ~,
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CARGO OF RIO COFFEE AT AUCTION.
~ On WEDNESDAY. 3lst August. at IL O. clock
or after the Sugar aud Coffee sale of Messrs Dun,
Top. Moncure 4 Co.. we Will sell at Auction al nIir
Office, head of the Dock, ,9e1 bags prime RIO
COFFEE, IN double bags, direct Importation, per
bril- Amy Warwick
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BY Dunlop. NIonenre & Co., Auct's.

CUGA1. COFFEE AND NOLASSES AT
y AUCTION.-0n WEDNESDAY, the alst INST .
at IL o'clock, at our wharf and warehouse. at
Rockets, will sell the cargo of the Indian
Queen. say
2i0 hhds.l Porto Rico SUGAR, good to
ii ibis. choice quality.
l5i hhds. Muscovado MOLASSES.
$50 bbls. n. Orleans do.
500 bags Rio COFFEE direct Importation
TERMs-Under Sl00. cash; over Slo0. months
u2l DUNLOP. MoNCURE ( CO. Auct's.
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y. 4. N, I5-5ITWtI
MANI FACTUR RED TCBAC
1900 boxes celebrated brands LiNCHBURG and
COUNTRY MANUFACT'D TOBACCOS.
300 boxes RICHMOND CITY do. in fivs's, ten s
aud BRIGHT LIGHT Pressed Pounds.
loco bales Moore's 'KILLICINICk' SMOKING
TOBACCO.
For sale by MITCHELL 4 FERGUSON
Aim Tobacco Factors. I6 Pearl street.
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No. 81 AND Losrs or - B.ETis2H1 sIeS13.
Offer stock unsurpassed in the United eeAtoe y
variety and cheapness. Orders collected ep1 pserpe
attention given. TeFms-e mo9-s pef eenls e. -
cash. DAT funds. - - -
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s.:; nioGatlny terms. a large brick DWELLING
A-Aand LOT. fronting on Louisiana aud Orleans
streets, Port MAYO, out houses of brick. occupied
by I. Wallace. near the site ofthe new sugar
refinery, and just out of the corporate liiItswilI
be sold together, diviaed if desired. Persons
wishing to invest, or wantinga residence, would
do Wei to call, as a great sacrifice will be made if
in exchange. Apply to JOSEPH SHARP
At the Steam Plaster Mill,
~ AAItl LII sl Il
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WINES, LIQUORS, sc.

NARD--MAREUIL-SUR-AY (CHAMPAGNN, JANUA.
~ ry IT, ls69In consequence Of the frequent invitations
received by TO the shipments Of my champagne
wines the United Saes beg leave hereby 10 inform my
former and the public In general that have APP
United states the sale Of champagne wines Ny wines
having and vorablv In the United States
will be unnecessary comment their quality, further
than to say that my shipments will In way be found In
feror 10 the former B1iLECARr SALMON
Becart samons champagne wines both cabinet and Yer
zenay for sale and constantly hand In os ~ suit
Atreet.
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A LIAM j. KELLER, AUCTIOrEER.
~ An ton nOt'ca
Large sale Of elegant

Large sale OF elegant household furniture,
Seven octave panoforte oil paintings statuary
Superb suis and manel mirrors
vases, lace curtains &c.
This day (day At the private residence No. 81 West
Twenty Bx street. sixth avenue Sale to commence At
precisely Ihe Auccneer would call the attention
OF his friends the public to this the catalogue
bracing and hest assortment of household furniture
auction this all order
owner be peremptoriy sold the highest bidder
Catalogues at the house morning Of sale.
Dining wood etegeres mirror do,ro sereare
bookcase, lined with satin wood encogneurs and
suits richly carved fruit and flowers and covered in
rich silk brOcade Auary marble top centre tables TO match
The suis and side tables Tursh and reclining chairs
mants mirrors lace curtains shades and
octave rosewood pianoote stool and cover music rack
books and work table velvet carpets oil paintings
by celebrated artists superb painted by Nohco
Madonna by Selers fruit piece engravings Paran marble
the Painng and Music. &c bronze
Basque Dresden china and figures
Bal-Rese hat stand oicotbs stair Cham
bers story Rosewood ststiay marble tops
and wasbsands TO match hair mattresses feather
beds blankets Sheets counterpanes mirrors vases curtains
shades Brussels &c. Chambers third and fourth
sores-Mahogany and black walnut soe bedsad
washstauds bureaus book stands and bedding lining
a dining taole chairs buffers tray and staud
rich glass decanters goblets Wines cham
fruit and stands French china dinner and tea
ivory handle knives aud forks oval mirrors also
of basement and other furniture with which the
sale Will commence.
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6yOUNTER, DESKS, LIQUORS. &C, AT AUCTION
~ Ths day at lO o'clock at 81 Oortlana street. by virtue
of bill se counting house desk copying press score
tary chairs stool bottle rack and large assortment Of
nne bottled liquors.. all kinds. Deposits required
WELLINGTON A, CARTER, Auctioneer
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 25 1859
ABfUsEBIENTs.


NIB os GAPDEs.-FRIDAY, MARCH =, 1872
IN NJXon 4 Co.'S 0kEAT ThvUrk-
NO PERFORMANCES TO-DAY:
GFAND JUVENILE AFTEEfOoN Ar2 O'CLOCK.
Lat Afternoon Performance of
Van AMBUH9H'e MENAGERIE OF TRAINED AMIN ALB
TAEi WILL b. FED BEFORE TUE AUDIErCA.
RiEI, ItcSow-AII The XTrsAoTioNs
Last sppesraIee Of Van AMBURGH's MENAGERIE.
Nine ToUkrI AIRE Nile JOSEPHINE
All tho Attractions, a 4 the Novelties
Doors open at and 6H; commence ut and IN.
1iekets 60 CENTS children, ~ boxes rs ceus
NO ae, noon or evening performance Gu sasrdAy Phhar
week-POsIIIvELY LAST WEEK OF NIXON
co ahEAT ThUUPE IN kEW YORK previous 10 their
w ALLAC.K's THEATRE.
NIGHTS Of
THG VETERAN
and LAST night but SEVEN Of Mr. wALLACKS appearance
SUPERB ACriEG SPLENDfD SCENERY
BRILLIANT TaBIEAUX and CHARMING MUSIC
Il sttes ted by the fact preva
ducior. It has been Witnessed by
OVER ONE nurDRkD THOUSAND PEOPLE.
apprecs uon OF the alternate of
rHw EEFuL lNlEhEsr and sPARkLINa COMEDY
EVERY EVENING.
being he sst.snia week Of Il. engagement
EUGEsE Ecuu THE EM.x
hrs McsHAKE, GULnAaE
BY their
ORIGINAL AND FAvtRIrE REpREs rATIvEs.
Mr. Beings. Mr. Chppendaie Mr. LeveIe Mr. Lascelles Mr.
Mr. {, Parsoe Miss henrade Miss Tree original pars
Perfo, mances terminate before II O'Clock
The doors VIII open at performance to commence at IN
BENEFIT OF MRS. HoEY.
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DANlEl S HouGH, AUCTIoNEER-o NO 22o
- Broadway will sell ut public auction this day. Friday,
March 2 al0h O'Clock A. NJ precisely from the i've story
private residence No IL University place near WaAhngon
square suoerb assortment kind of paror and
chamber household furniture all In hue order The suoned
iiss Contains only portion OF the goods VIZ: 49,
Dining rooms-Carved walnut buffet, extension table st
Nicholas dining and chairs splendid bronze gas
tapestry carpets together wiha the china and silver
belonging 70 the house; glass OF concev
able Description silver scrvce Ave pieces; large SILVER
spoons and forks liquor caster with cut ruby
ootes cake baskets dc ivory cutlery In sets beside large
variety Of unique table ornaments.
PAriorCaryed In crimson and satn
so centre and pier tables reception and recum
Dent chs sod rosewood and wall eegcrea eeg ant
french plate pier gass IN gold frame lsdys esreoire lined
win saun WOOD velvet futures
heavy lace window drapery large
and bronzes also paintings eminent artists also
nne ety or elegant Dresden china Parian figures
and mantel decoraons also Nunns fschers SPLEEN
carved case seven octave nearly new In
peect and fully warranted stool and cover music
cabinets 6c besides host OF other ARTICLES which 70 be
preciated must be
Chambers-Tapestry carpes carved rosewood bsdstead
with rich lace canopy; splendid hair 40 90 lbs
holsters and pillows hne blankets and bedding rosewood bu
and commodes china toilet rosewood bookcase
engravngs elegant mahogany bedseads bureaus
washstsnds sofas, chairs mattresses blankets
Descriptive catalogues can be had nj tbs house only.
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A RI UNION CONCERT HALL
"A 4V Broadway.
What next and next" the words Of the celsbateA
Richard Cobden now on peaceful visit land az ~,
brave and free w bat would be now If he saw
The GREAT CREEK RHIGOs
Tux GREAT GREEK RHIGOG
THE GREAT GREEK RHI0Oe
SWALLOW tb kP STEEL SWORD, n INCHRS LONG
sWALLoM SHARP sTEe, SWORD. "A INCHES LONG
SWALLOW ShARP STEEL SWORD "a INCHES lone
AND ~ INCHES WIDEf
AND 90 INCHES wIDk?
THIS THIS HE DOES DOES MIGHTY THIS HE DOES NIGHTLY.
THIS HE DOES NIGHTLY THIS nE DOES NiGIirfYs
To assopsbed aud delighted audiences.
In addition 70 which we have the following
SrAh COMPANY
STAR COMPANY
STAR COMPANY
OF FIRST class vocaists danseuses mmics acrobs minsre
&c, viz
Miss ANNIE B)ARDwEiL
Miss ANNIE B0ARDwEIL.
Mss ANNIE BOARDWELL,
delights the audience with her rendering attest al
lads and seleciions from the newest opsras
The fropr.e have entered engagomept with
Miss FLORA LINDSEY, Mics FLORA IInDSEY
the and entertaining comic sslis. and
the celebrated comic vocalist the celebrated comic yoa,.
Mr. !. DONNtLLY, the great deineator;
The HARRISON BROrHERs celebrated acrobats from A.
ley's Amphitheaire. london;
Ard Mile AMY ROSA Mile AMY ROSA
the charming dapseuse, from Covent Garden Ia her cea
49, go braied pas from the latest ballots
has ensured TOR the cognomen of the peasane place M
evening In the city.
wApSWORTH 4 FOX, Proprietors.
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HOTELS.

RLANCARD HOUSE, BROADWAY AND TWELFTH
nishcd with every modern Improvement and open for
the accommodation OF private and gentlemen
yelling or boarding Fun board. with ~ day: With
out room 81 per Day oy the week NJ lower rates. Private
fully Hned by the management JOHN ~ BIANCA AND
&C,J ,CiELLAN.
WYOMING HOTEL, 333 GREENWICH STREET
Boardt g. The beet home 10 the city salesmen
clerks, and quiet young men who wish 70 econouise,
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AMUSEMENVSy
RR0ADwAY THEATRE
- Proprietor and Mr.. X. EDDY
SCAi.b OF PRfCEd
me whole Of beautiful Parauet .........B coptp
Dress oafce 90 cents slmly Circle. rs
lew tpd commodions htbeaire rising the
third ana fourth tiers capable seating 1900 persons
Positively LAST NIeHT BUT BIaHr OF the great shsE,
sperian revival of - - o.
ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA
Universally pronounced the mo It complete and truly
GORGEOUS SPECr ACLE
EVER ACTED IN THIS CITv
Eote-IT CAN ONLY BIZ ACTED FOB EIGHT NIoiyvn
MORA the present Broadway Theatre.
Last night but seven Of the season.
kr. n. ELDY, HARRY PEARSON
Miie DUCY BAKnn
DOUBLE COMPANY, GRAND BALLET.
MOVING PANORAMA
or Tx RIVER NILE.
pronounced by all the most perfect exhibited
EVERY SCENE Ii NEW.
All the Costumes and Properties now and from rres
authorities.
GRAND TABLEAUX,
BEAUTIFUL MECHANICAL EFFECTS
SEA FIGHT BY THE ANCIENT ROMANS,
all hailed by crowded houses and with the moat enthusias
applause.
To conclude with
MY NEIGHBOR'S WIFE.
To Saturday afternoon oclock-A grand per-
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L sSIGNEE'S SALE OF CARRIAGES.-PHIL1P II. VAN
"A ANTWERP, auconeer, will sell on Friday, Mar oh Is
1889 the entire stock OF carriages robes whips &C.
contained repository GIG Broadway together with
all the tools aud fixtures of shop; also odce furn
nture aae &C. Terms at SALE which will be pcrempto
~, to close the assignment. BY order -,
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L UCTION NOTICE.-LARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
"A furniture &c-B SILK AZ aucioneer. Will sell this
day. 2h the private residence GAS Houston street.
Wooster street, sale commence l0a O'Clock rarlors
suits In solid rosewood centre tables octave
piauourte cover oil paintings mirrors Drus
sells and ingram carpets card and side tables lace curtains
ehades cOcks, &C. Dniag extension table, oh airs,
silver plated french china din
and knives and Jerks, Il; oval mir ora Bed
mahogany bureaus bedste ads wash
hair mattresses feather bossrs aud pows sofas
rockera aud other chairs Also large assortnsnt OF
kitchen furniture, with which the sale Will COM
mence.
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pY JOSEPH HEGsMAN-FRIDAY, MARCH 20. AT 1ok
ID A. M at the central salesroom, Wlloughby, corner
Pearl street Brooklyn regular weekly sale of mahogany
walnut furnitre bureaus bedseads, tables, sofas
loungee chairs crockery carpets oicotns Stoves nve liquor
Casks, Ac.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-25

CT. LOUIS NO, AND DUBUQUE, IOWA, THEATRES
~ Mr.. HENRY FAKkEr will close his winter the
81 Louis theatre Saturday April with the engagement OF
Mr. j. NJ Murdoch his second
on Monday, April Is frs class stars win be treated
literally for Dubuque for Mr. Farrens sea
SON at st. Louis which WIZ commence Monday, Novem.
ber2
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A LBERT n NICOLAY, AUCrIONEER.-REGULAR
"A aucuon sale OF stocks bonds.-ALBERr H. MOO
LAY will SELL this day, march rs, at l21s O'clock s the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-25

NANTFD-A GOOD vIoLINTsT AND GUITARIsr TO
w tiavel those that preferred. Apply for three
days at a2 Eighth avenue to Mr. FOSTER between ants
O'Clock z, u,
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a TTEETiON DEALERS AND HOUSEKEEPERs.-M
"A DOUGHTY, aucuoneer, will SELL this day, (FriisyD
March 25 l0 o'clock at No III Duane strcet between
Hudson Greenw,ch streets Opposite Hungerorls hote
the furniture OF The above four story residence occupied
boarding house, the furniture consists Ia part OF maho
panv par chairs wood pianoore,
velvet Brussels carpets ingram do mahogany bureaus
vesbstand bedseads hair maesses iron bedstead bed
dire, orots &C., together with general assortment Of
bnsemen. and kitchen furniture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-25

TTENRY H. LEEDS CO. WILL GIVE THEIR PER.
IL sonal attention TO sales OF furniture usual che
years. at the residence Of aose about breaking house
keeping removing Also will hold weekly sales OF furni
&c. ut their spacious salesrooms No Is Nassau street.
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y DESPATCH LINE
for
SAN FRANCISCO.
The magnificent A first class extreme clipper ship,
OkfHEUs,
Il receiving her cargo at pier East river and will be
despatched on or before
SATURDAY, APRIL z
Shippers requested examine this splendid clipper
will be satisfied she superior trade for
fast saiiing and good delivery of cargo.
Having very large engagements, she will probably finish
loading BY
SATURDAY, MARCH 26
SUTTON 4 CO.,
IS South street. Wall.
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RARNUMs HUsEUM.-FRIDAY AFTERNOON AT s
in the evening 7s O'Clock viii be acted (rst time
here We ndmi r piece GWYNNErH VAUGHAN; o.
BALE; qwynDs,h yaugAan de Village oquss Mira
ton To conclude with PADDY OAkkY, TaE BOY Uf
CLoGHEEN Paddy Carey the Boy Of Cozheen, with song
Mr. w O'Nel The famous Aquarta, unparalleled Anne
rica that world wide celebrity the original Happy Family
&C Admitance to al Is cents; children under ten, Is cens
oArQuet seats Is extra.
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SHIPPING.

EvOE NORFOLK. CITY POINT AND RICHMOND the
United states mail steamship IA nEsTOwN, Capt
Parrish VIII leave ON Saturday 10Th ut oclocs T..
from pier NO IL North river Norfolk the
next aud a. City Point the following mornDg Pas
seDgers ON the south will proceed great
line Those Richmond will arrive there on Monday
morning Travellers Will and this the cheapest oeasaut
and most route Pass and itre with
20 Norfolk ~ 70 Petersburg and nichmond So Apply
LUDLAA HEiNkkkN, SO broadway.
IABiN PASSAGE TO LIvERfooL.-1HE SUPERIOR
~ clipper ship NEcOTI ATOR, a at Llosds Capt Hen
dersoi 20 ssl III few days pine accommodations Apply
the e.oisio on board pier As East river Cos
MARSH, NO. Bowling Green, foot OF broadway.
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LNOR NASSAU, N. p, AND HAvANA-THE BRITISH
and North American royal mail steamship KARNAK Can't
A. Browness, viii sail from the companys wharf, Jersey
City, for NE above Por ses inc arrival q me sssmshp Per
Passage money 70 Nassau
Do do. between Nassau and Havana. .............. M
4. CuEARD, No. Bowling Green.
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UCTION NOTICE.-BROwNE NICHOLS, AUCTION
"A eers IS Nassau street would inform their friends th
give their personal attention u sAes OF household urni
from Residences of those giving housekeeping At
their spacious salesrooms u.eQuad tbs city f The display
and sale Of goods Of ali o." neg VOID particularly
give notice mat all furniture paintings goods Of all kads
sale covered by Large policies OF without
charge.
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E,oR SAVANNAH AND FLoaIDA.-TaE AMERICAN
IL Atlantic Screw steamship Companys and elegant
steamshp MON rGoMEkY y. Crockcr nander viii leave
pier ~ North river Saturday, March 26 O'Clock M
Passage " Savannah with accommodations Sio
Through tickets TO New Orleans $50 70; Mobile $3S Moniso
$; Albany Ca $2 Atlanta $25 Columbus $23; Macon
Ss Augusta SO also 70 principal places in Florida a, the
lowest leaving Monday say
and Friday mornings fresgnt per at pro-
portonate Insurance half per cea Apply To r.
H. CROMWELL, UU., 80 West street. rhe HUNfsvILLE
on April z.
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NEW ORLEANS
IN MOBILE, MONTGOMERY, ATLANTA,
ALBANY, COLUMBIA, MACON. AUGUSTA,
And various places In FLORIDA,
Via SAVANNAH, Ga.
The favore steamship FLORIDA Capt Isaac Crowe will
leave Saturday March 2 NJ from pier No. North
river Tickets be had for the following places as
low by other from New York savsnnah ac
commodatons superior
New York New Ureans $50 Is; Mobile, SIS; Montgo
merry Ala SO; Atlanta, Ga $3; Albany, Ca, $24
ba Ia, $X3 Macon, ia, 81: augusta $40; savannah S5
The star of the south Capt 1hos Lyon, We'd
nesday March ~, at4P NJ.
For freight or passage apply to
SAMUEL I. MITCHELL SON,
IL adsUau
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1HE BEsr BAND OF MINsTRELs IN THs WORLD
The New Orlexns and Metropolitan Opera Troupe will
Uur-Newars nisabeth City, Paterson. Troy Albany, Utica
focbeser anu Bunae N Y Proprietors Shorey, Garlic,
Green and Duprez- ~ H. UuPREZ agent
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y A TIL STREET LOTs-MUkRAy Hr.L.-A.J J. b. EECK
OF ER, SUN co will sell on Tuesday, March 30 at IL
o'clock at the Merchants exchange two spsndd lots
Of this elegant 100 feet l25
other 226 of MADISON of 25x9
50 per cent remain mortgage. Maps &C., No.
Broad street.
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Ms HoEY's nvxrv,r
WALLAIR'S THEATRE,
MONDAY kvENING MARCH D.
Box Office now omen
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ERANKLIN MUSEUM III GRAND STREET, ONE
noon At s, evening st8. The ~ -S' 49,
MODEL AkTISfES, MODEL, ARTTgTRa
comprising company Of the finest formed women n
world. appear at each performsnce every
AFTERNOON AND NIGHT
beautiful selection Of living statuary Introducing Tia g.
tire company of ~
TWENTY SEVEN YOUNG LADIES
in their classic groupings poses pasques animated atua,
also the original
FINALE MINsTRFLs, FEMALE MNsTRRIs.
r.very aier aoon Al d Every evening ats
boxes 81; seats on the stage, s. Remember up stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-25

HENRY II. leeds, Observation-Disclosures NO q
IL Nassau street HENHY H. LEEDS co. will sell,
ion Saturday March 26 l0s O'Clock the saesroo
* Nassau street. general of household furniture
removed for venence of aale consisting Brussels and
ingram carpets rosewood. mahogany ack walnut
steads bureaus, wsshstands, rosewood marble top
rosewood marble top hall stands, rosewood su.s
letter presses and stands window curtains AMI
copces Brussels stair carpets stair rods comortes and
blankets two papted glass with aiding doors extension
dining tables Office table and dining chairs mirrors
bases extra maDte mirrors 0ix6t aud
chairs green reps also IL O'Clock mockng bird
fine ginger also robin. good singer and pet bird sale
without At O'Clock rosewood 6a octave piano
bs OF first city makers, fashionable style and superior
n ClOeea an eats
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-25

IA fSIGNERS NOTICE.-AIL PERSONS HAVING
"A cairps sganet samuel Wallace late coal dealer
hereby notified OF the wtn proper
vouchers - the undersigned at his oce "a Wal street.
before the frat of april next
b. q wANDELL Assignee of Samuel Wallace
NEW YORK, Feb. TO- 1850.