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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04
Brooklyn City News.

THE GAS CoSrRAcr.--At meeting of the Common Coun-
Gil last night communication from the President of the
Brooklyn Gas Light Company submitted by the Mayor,
which tappcars that the company decline to into
contract the terms proposed being at the rate of 81
per 900 cubic feet for the city, and % so per 900 cubic
feet private The following letter from the
President was read
To Hon s. s. POWELL, Mayor
have the honor TO acknowledge the receipt of copy
Of a resolution Of the Common Council adopted Dec 90
1885, with the form of contract to be made between the
The company respectfully decline to accept the contract
proposed by the Common Council at their meeting the
10th Of December. The company have examined the
tracts proposed by the Gas Committees Of honorable
body the 18th of April last and also that Of the
ory Of the present committee reported on the 18th OF
December 1893, and they willing TO accept of either
Of these contracts as reported Yours, respectfully,
President Brooklyn Gas Light Company
The subject referred 10 the Gas Committee report
at the next meeting.
ELECTION FOR ALDERMAN.-The Common Council have or
dered election In the Fourteenth ward for Alderman to
fill vacancy-o take place Tuesday the 1lth Of ia
nuary, inst
No SALARms FOR Cry OrrruArs-The Comptroller sub
mitted communication TO the Common Council, at q
meeting held last night 10 the effect that the appropra
tons for salaries had been exhausted and that deficiency
existed Of 81 $50 50 In consequence OF this deficiency
the salaries OF the Mayor, Comptroller City Treasurer
Counsclor Street Commissioner Collector OF Taxes, Com
missoners OF Supplies and proprieors OF Corporation
newspapers havo been withheld The subject was refer
rcd TO the Finance Committee
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Personal Intelligence.

Hon. William Preston, Minister Plenipotentary to Spain,
with his family and attaches, at the Brevoort House.
Also DR.. Rae, Of the Arctic expedition Hon. Amarl
Walker Mass s. Nordhemer, Toronto, c. W. A. odiers
and family, New Orleans.
Rev Themas X. Beecher, of Elmira, N. Y, has been
original pulpit orator. though his reputation is not quite
so large as that Of his brother of Brooklyn.
ARRIVALS.
From Savannah, In the steamship star Of the souh-Capt
stone and lady Aims lady and daughter Capt Richard
Omstead, j Baldwin, q II Arnold, l. Hiderbrantz,
Colcord. Stoores Wildman, Iaboucetta Parodi
CLARK Holman, Burlington Mrs Ann Passet and Is In
the steerage.
DEPARTURES
For Charleston in the steamship Columba--Iews Brown
lady and daughter; Treadwe John Mccarthy, Miss
Creus Miss m Creus, Paul Weise Kessner II Anderson
Cowperwai and lady, Miss Sarah Aldrch, Pratt VIM
Stokes xendeer and lady Miss Drake Miss Ieaucus
Spraeue, Beawno lady and child Metcalf, Capt
Mas ey Frank Hardenberg Miss Browne, W Dcmerna
byrne Miss Pierce. q Belf-and q in the steerage.
For savannah, IN The steamship Augusa-Seaman Mapes
James Dean, Goss, Boyd, Mrs Humphrey and two
children Hsr!.horn, A G Aun Miss Mapes Miss Jos
Miss Clifton Mrs Dodge Rev Page and lady, Mr. and
and child Sam Wilson, VIM Wilson Ambrose Spencer Jay
Fonda, Cnss Branard. Hutchson, Hersh, Livingston,
wood, Miss Bseisscns Ms; Bi.cissons II Bynson,
Charles Allen VIM Dibble Stechlar Geo Williams, Free
man, Miss Beardsey, Billings, Geo williamson,
Mather, James Doueherty-and "a In The steerage.
For Norfolk &C. In the seamshp RoanokeGeorge John.
son, lady and child, Nelson, NJ Arne, Mrs Drake,
In the sieerage.
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polIfseaI IntelIirence.

IIINosNir. James G. Conkling mas been put in nomi.
nation by the republicans of the Sixth district of Illinois
candidate tr the present Congress, to I'll the vacan
cy caused by the death OF Major Harris.
TESyESEE Hon. Felix X. 2olcoGer has declined a re.
election Congress In the Eighth district Of Tennessee
James NJ Quaes has announced himself the American
candidate in the August election " succeed Mr. Zoli.
Golfer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04

The steamship Tennessee from Vera Cruz arrived at
New Orleans the 25th ult She left Vera Cruz the
22d ult with dates to the 10th from the city Of Mexico,
rnnnd brought the following passengers:-
Fuller, ]. 9, Hargous j. scanlan, r. B. Gorsuch, A
endyke H. de In Pena and brother, Messrs Southwick
Loustalot, and fourteen in the steerage,
wo French barks and English brig were dscharging
he port Of Vera Cruz
Five French and three Spanish vessels at Sac
rHcios also the United States Saratoga
officers and crew all we'll
or Vera Cruz, the 22d the Tennessee saw United
States soop owar supposed to be the st. LOUIS bound
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04

nE OPERA AT THE AcADmy.--Tho season announced by
Mr. Ullman to open Wednesday next will not be com
menccd until Thursday evening, when "Ia zingara' will
be given by Pccolomin, Brgnol, Forenza and others
The season In Boston will close with matinee on wednes
day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04
End OF the Quarantine War.

GOVERNOR MORGAN sIGNALIZEs HIS ADVENT TO
POWER BY AN ACT OF AMNEsTY-THE TROOPS
WITHDRAWN FROM THE QUARANTINE STATION.
The Quarantine is at end, for the present at
least and the good people of Staten Island rest in
peace provided they will behave themselves and make
bondres Of government or State property.
The following the orders the subject issued by
Governor Morgan and Adjutant General Townsend
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER, ALBANY, JAN !, 1852
ADJuTASr GENERAL FREDERICK TowNsEyD;-
GENERAI-l feel confident that, as the immediate danger
of contagion has passed away has resumed the
seat which impulse usurped for time and that the peo
property of the State and will seek redress for any
wrongs they may suffer by PEACEFUL measures only.
You will therefore, issue the proper orders for the with
drawal OF the troops detailed and stationed at Staten Island
for the protection Of the Quarantine buildings In doing
you will express to the troops my high sense Of their
soldery conduct the unusual situation in which they
have been placed They have entitled themselves TO the
gratitude Of the people of the Sate and have shown that
they well deserve the confidence which New York has
reposed in her citizen sodiery l am sir yours,
&c, E. d. MORGAN.
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. l.
GENERAL HEApouARERs, STATE OF New YORK,
ADJrTANT GENERALS OFFICE Albany, Jan. l, 1859. !
/. The Commander in Chief Is pleased to direct the
withdrawal of the troops which have been garrsoned at
Quarantine for the protection of the property of the State
located there. To this end therefore, Major General
Sanford will countermand the order for the detachment
detailed in relief OF the Eleventh regiment,
vice at Quarantine.
Q The Eleventh regiment will, already ordered from
the First Division Headquarters, be discharged from fur
ther service at Quarantine on Monday next, jan 5.
3. General Sandiord viii direct that on the aban-
donment Of the post by, the Eleventh reg
ment its Quartermaster viii turn to 'the
proper officer OF the Commssary Generals De-
rartmcnt all the public property for which he may be
a Tho Cornrander.n Chief is pleased to recognise the
valuable lervces which the troops Of the First division
have performed satisfactorily at Quarantine In every
vcssude they have borne all the exposures and prva
tons incident TO the soldiers life without murnur and
have fully proved tina, the confidence SO generally rcposed
in them has not been misplaced.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04

me following is the tsegraphic despatch announcing
the fall Of Guadaaara from the official Gacea Of yester
day. Nothing later has appeared At the hour close up
and the express leaves In an hour
ELECTRO-MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH LINE OF THE nTR-
RIOR-RECKIvED FROM SALAMANCA ON THE 18TH
DECEMBER, 1858, AT 10 O'CLOCK AND AZ MINUTES IN
THE MORNING.
To HIS ExCEILxNCY MINISTER OF WAR:-Coonel D.
Antonio Ayesaran charges me to transmit TO your Excel
ency by the telegraph, at O'Clock and minutes tho
following message
To his Excelency the Minister Of war:-His Exceency
the Generan Chief Of the first corps Of the army has
dered to communicate TO your Exceency the grateful
Of the facous DegoadO having been routed the
18th Of December and Of troops having occupied
the 18th the important place Of Guadalajara.
ANTONIO AYESrARAN.
cordially congratulate your Excelency on such hap
py event. praying you TO be pleased to make it known
his Excelency the President Of the republic my name
FRANCISCO DE h LICEAGA.
GuANAJUATO, Dec. II, 1858.
We congratulate ourselves, with the friends Of order
ano guarantees, this pleasant event, and fecate
the valiant and loyal army for the and important
service has just rendered 10 its country, whose rmes
We shall publish the details of the triumph alluded to
as soon as we sha have received them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04

fair specimen Of the veracy Of the and Of our
current street reports
Nothing has ranspred within the last twenty four
hours relation TO the objects Of the French and Spanish
neets The French Minister yesterday despatched an
raordmary for the French Admiral at Vera Cruz but
It is said, on what authority cannot saw. that a misun
oelsandng has taken place between the French Minister
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04
CASE OF AINSA.
WHY HE WAS LIBERATED, AND now IT WAS DONE

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 20, 1885,
Hon. JOHN FORSYTH
DEAR SR-On account Of very recent illness IN my fam
ly am unable at the last moment to write you more
than hasty note to inform you that Jesus Ansa arrived
here from Mazatan the Mexican brig General Yanez
on the l7thinst after an Imprisonment of sixteen months
and the family, under deep sense of their obligations to
YOU desire that should write you and express-as am
not able TO dother gratitude for your active Interference
on his behalf without which they feel assured he would
have fingered for many years the prisoner and victim Of
OF his and his countrys enemies in Sonora.
About the time received your last letter informing
that "a portion of the Pacific squadron had been ordered
to Guaymas for the purpose of compelling his lberaton
received news from that quarter that French
sci had arrived in Guaymas and stated that the United
States rgate Saranac her way Guaymas for
purpose Of nquiring into the Of Jesus They
Immediately became alarmed and the Governor feeling
would be well to be rid Of his presence the arrival
such vsiter and desiring to appear consistent with the
policy heretofore pursued in his directed that his
cause should be sent to Mazaan After Ansa had refused
to give bail in very moderate for his appearance ut
that place. they put him aboard of vessel with guard
but himself and ordered that he present himself the
thorties Snaoa for judgment This you will doubtless
perceive to have been the contemplate and rdicu
ous expedent to shift the responsibility Of his person unto
the shoulders OF MaZatlan fearing to meet themselves
when they saw that decided at last 10
protect of its citizens. En- route he had some inter
views with Mr.. Smith, late Consul Mazatlan, which
perhaps, you have heard through himself. Thence
he went to Mazaan and did in the presence Of witnesses
(ese would have been denied) present himself to the
Governor Of Snaoa, who declined 10 take any notice oil
him as prisoner but threatened to hold the Governor
Sonora to strict accountability for sending him in such
manner away from their custody
You thus have the finale Of this troublesome affair." and
pity 1t is that our government could not in this
duct OF the Mexcans the results of prompt decided and
energetic policy with this proud and gasconadng people
whenever the safety of American citizen
the American name is involved in the mcshes of their
miserable policy. t. W. TALIAFIER0.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04


The probabilities that Degolado fearing TO maintain
siege that carried with of gold and silver
has packed his traps and moved off, 70 return again when
the attention Of Miramon will be called to some other
quarter In this Guadalaarahas changed hands four
times in the past year. The only results of these changes
the entire destruction Of all business and the rcduc
ton Of fine city Of 100000 inhabitants into ruined mill
tary caravansary.
In the past forty eight hours we have had slight fer
menation in this capital growing Of fears Of pronun
ctd7te1t0 the exact objects of which known
Cen Corona and others Of the Santa Anna stripe,
thrown in prison the night before last is said that
santa Anna was not the favorte OF the conspirators
Who was Is not 80 clear for the OF Mramon Ech
aegaray and Robes are umbcd up in the confused
manner. Judging from certain circumstances conclude
that Robes the object Of this proposed movement
AT any rate the government was badly scared The
troops were ordered TO their quarters early and the
closest guard kept over them by the rusty friends OF the
church and government The police have been active
and the fever Of excitement seems passed.
On the 18th the government garrison at Cuaptla
government with 0ras for the constitution of 1857 &c
The first act Of the soldiers was 10 shoot their officers the
only persons who got any Of the money destined for
payment Of the garrison This pronuncidmento appears
10 haye been purely financial movement.
From San Luis Po0e Zacatecas, Oajaca, Guerrero Co
lima, Sonora Chihuahua Durango and the frontier learn
nothing or Importance The success Of the liberals in To-
basco you will have heard In advance Of my letters in all
probability have already spoken Of II in other letters
II was harmless revolution Tho last news from Vera
Cruz was favorable 10 the determination Of the liberals
that quarter holding out The government forces have
moved from Orizava, but la not known II for Vera Cruz
The Pintos are committing many depredations in the
valley Of Cuenavaca 1t is quite likely that they will
again return 10 Cuana to Join those there who have pro-
day General Ehacgaray has been ordered 90 against
Cuanta, and he show himself there the place will
doubt again be restored tg the government
The news from Mexico py TINS mail must be encourag.
this country organized That deusion must be given up
by American politicians.
, 1859-03-19
MnrrfngcA aud Deaths in NIuksacI1tt-
Aeffx.

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just been pao1asaea' FROM notice "a tilc vol
in the ButoA JoHrn|, We cut t!:r fo1:owili:
items If interest:
tr,,, ,,,uu.;,.o ,.,, :,
H., hs m'Htlass ""l'ait'nsht '@ "n' nj interest.
i!a II. nui,.oe' Nl n,st:leS rel'"rts" us HAVING
-%~ e" so!e''si11ea oar,ns me year lSs, was ~.
!". "a'c!' >""Ms =''t' persons ~ nave ais'leu
@ ~ "e""eh: .'1e - "hr marriage |" IN" 'ns;'hi~
III: es.its: 'es'll''eu pnp"at"h or ti'e PER cenf-
49,, .' ~. Sn,'.'!et tlpst !saI tne III lie
t.;' " sears. Which "a: ohe ~ MOI 'hr tnp''.
,a.' it'e "rertase u III part 'he r'smt "1
"as" ''.'e>' ' lnere "'re innrrhTes Ill III '''r
ts f""n> ~. h"Spor"a." anu A"'! .lclsr;,: ;'",I
1'o"! nut tsua,et' II" nt"thS were 'eteNs".
~ ''rs:a 1""ns +" lstfksl'lie There "aS
"''e l'asllatse ~ saeh. VI tne marriages 49,,
~ -, "'er ohe-'hra were ~ i"ft'=ns's: An'ras
t'le nl;rfiScs Mas "He hachrlor u ~ WI" he-
zane Tug t''it" husband ~ wid"w aged ~, an
"4'er oi - became the fu'irsti husband ri awld-
NV 81 =; H'fd""si,, -, BECAME tile third h"s-
n:''1a "l = "ld"w ~ =; wld"wer Of !" mar
i1ed "ldo" nt 2t.-n being the third marriage
III each; u nias't u u orcanle the third wife of
u a"M""er ni -. una Il Widow VI - 5ccauic tie
I"uft' "''e "i ",ap"er 81 ~: VI tue 70,
p'ts,h's "'"ff'eti. lnc con1uEal conditions oi all
iIul lS- men anu -. women WtrC $tlttu, 4.tE1
, 1859-03-19
-uI*CRLk~Z.S.E0UN ETE.uS.

\ Pam or IsoYs CoArns,T1oxs.-.'On lnlus-
try:-1f is bad for Il man to be idle. Inlustrv
Il the hest thing HAL cn have. unl Il wife is
the next: Prophets und sifEs desired it long,
and died without sin. Finis.''
''On the S.a>ous-Thctc is four seasons,
spring. summer. autumn and winter. They are
all pleasant. Some people like the spring best:
ha' rs for me. give me liberty or give mt death
The End
The hutchinson family Of singers lave ,car-
Eauized, aud arc now Eiyin. concerts in the
eastern part Of the State. Two Of them u1c
eh''drtn, aged eleven and eighteen years
N1srAkE At \ FrSER!u~--About the eud Of
tast month tf,e following singular mistake ,yas
made al Dole, France: Two persons had died
at the hospital Of shat town, and were to be
buried ut the same time. The deceased were Il
young girl aud soldier Of the garrison. Roth
collins being. placed alongside Of each other,
accompanied 10 her last home BY platoon Of
drag"ons, with military hnnurs, while the young
soldier, covered with white pail Of flowers,
plous cMblems Of purity and Innocence was
bornc In four feminine shoulders. and followed
By procession Of young girls reciting prayers,
nEsrRrc71oS OF New Haven Elxs.-Nithin
four or fire years. forty Of the beautiful elns
hare been killed by gus. or this number
twenty-one died last summer on Wooster.
Square, soon after the Wooster Place Church
WAS struck By lightning. An examination of
the pipes showed that the electric fluid had fol-
lowed them under ground, and TINS occasioned
leakage.
It IS Best 70 GET MARg1Ep!-Mr. Farr, 4 sta.
tistcian connected with the Registrar Generals
othec IN London, has recently read a paper,
which was afterwards printed in the .N<,rs, on
'11e lnnaencc Of Marriage, or the mortality Of
the French People," He SAYS: ~ remarkable
ser'es ot observations. extending over the
whole Of France, enables US to, determine for
the first time the effect Of eoujugal condition On
the life Of large population: The result con
quenccs Of marriage in many cases under the
ages Of twenty, before the growth of the indi-
vidual man OF woman is completed" The apar-
rid from t,r'aty 10 si,7y haze a lortr tatA rate
thda. tie ln"Mdrrita -tmoug the widowed n
higher mortality prevnils than amongst tue mar
DR.. Farr sums up-'This is the general re-.
suit. Murriagc is a healthy state, The single
individual is more likely to be wrecked on Fl.
voyage than The ises joined together in mari.
mony." To tie question. is auv part Of the
excessive mortality Of the single i, France ,e-
ferablc to vice?" DR.. Fairs answer is decided
les, I" yice and its attendant irregularities
which be- tells us induce ''half The sickness and
indirectly. some Of the mortality Of The ar,nv.
which II this rs.pect fairly :fsprtsents tho IN.
married poPahefo3:j =
, 1859-03-19

GEORGE II. ECkLEY,
~ fFnrueiy ErxLEr. MoasE & Coz
PRoDFcE tpNNlSS1oy uEK4utSE;
# NC & 81 Ss 514 W ssse* v9 I I'll ssf :S Sc
Fys ,n!lnE 1S corner of Clark aS4 ] .tsI t'Ses "
CULVER s. COMPANY,
~ r0NaI aISSIoy IEKcH-I yTs,
els South Water Street.
BIZ crLv1E: ~ lsl4, c.E. Cr1yrr.
WILLIAMS g. tIOCGI1TELING.
~ COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. sln. South Water ,trrrt. >erId door West of Wells
sI5 l'set aftsn,ton 70 r. s* and
s,rs , i;sfsrio George s,'h c.. Maiins i'at !s4 su
IA. WILLIAMS. w.p. IioroH1E11so.
HIRAM WHEELER,
IL PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Corner CLARK and south Waiersts,
""sEtEn's l'rsIpssa TIP s1ss., Ch'cas". H.. jasem
n ". GRAHAM 4 CO.,
~ F0R W-lKDIyG uEEcHAyTs.
SHIPPING AGENTS ILLINOIS CENTRAL E,R.
.1rd H1harr Roaf I'roprfefor..
Cana. lLlxus.
n,1Iy ftoths ca !srct to our Wharf 1soat; which
great dispatch and without exposure Ik,lJty to damage
ulayoalablc tn ang other n,et,t.t II inndtinx.
We asp give nEttt md crtfu attention tn c,p.nrnts
~ river +" Nashville, Evansville Cincinnati Wheeling
Pittsburgh. New Orleans and Memphis.
t'airu. 1lsnnss. Dec Il. Is5?. ,l.4 l.s7 am
- $. KING,
,1Os t1tNNISSf1N .uEECH.iy7,
No. = Central Wharf, Buffalo, N. T.
-api7t ...
r EEs & WALLER,
- ct}NMIS>f,N NERCW.tNTS
Nh. ~ BEAVER STREET, New YonK cr1r
WALLER l. 60,
M. II STATE SrnEEr, CHICAGO, ILL.,,
ta>h a,y made rrouce In shipped incur
f.,u-e IN New York JAS. H. WALLER. thIcaEn.
JAS. LEES and EDW. WALLER. New York. apls ly
EISH & LESTER,
l. PH0DECE AND cnMNiSSfDy MERCHANTS,
II Dearborn stnet Chicago 1ulnoi..
tash .vHnc,.. made on Shipments T. Sas II. Fi-h. 1srf
aln. Refer to J.. II. Dunhan and Reynolds Ely TO-,
f'1I~lfn and L \ Et.tlnlieYC 1udI]6.. fy:u
, 1859-03-19
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49, t:a" NtI illlll LAlIict oi
IasS lts!asc remedy for Fever and aguc aud the
rn- f71s VI ls,;p,.a diseases 1ntcr1lcut Nt1,tcn
cl Fever and l'un.b Ac. having their origin In aaria
IT fvstI" and nary distct- prepared ty Ir, $. s.
s4~yyr Druggist aud tlem.t and sold by sawyer Paige
&tn~ NJ. Ii LAIR strcct, Chicago.
1- rrlr!y Is prepared cncly f.u,A vegetable .ustan
and contains mercury, aEtni,, anything tas
l"vc inusi"ns IN the system. l:s ctrta tLsc tt
du'r,r.t aud t".ic well :lated to rstu1r TIC healthy
a.c:l II the IvtT and Stomach. whn>e fu1ctluns ne ~
&c.rEl||s ini.lrs! it this ra>s VI .!is.:.>.-.
tin, :l ,;!eI s.t. >rtsr only In many 1r,ak
tln clJ hut M thr l-caes IT tr liver ard
thrr "rxa.ls Implicated Which tle chill and fcrcs DE-.
l~ll cnrr the u>cti- Vi tie -fiua Extract f Lark"
tInrtitu.aty III rcn,- "l,.sr Physicians t-lt IL readily
c.a>l:cl which eosfa:E* all shc qualities suited IL Tic H.
tit=.1iuas ..f tIaes-' 1:laiali.~.
Hundreds &" exti,Aals In rcean to the efficacy Of ttc
'ntn: from pstso,s u tcSgtaolly. lave le given
t!r !rrictor-tt c dn not nakv ef them hc 9s,-
ftr~ to have the nve4 Introduce Itself s.cu7r:y hy lis
1utI!t..
, 1859-03-19
t.,lI16As1t


sB Herring's Patent Champion
FIRE AND nrRGLAR-rRoor sAFEs-w,th Hall.
late: powdctI,oof Lock- the that were awarded
separate .ucdaA 1t r Worlds Fals Lvndan 1sl aud tbs
Wds Fair, New Yrk. lsh and are tl.e ony American
Sa.e1 That awarded medals 1t the London Worlds
Fair.
I1c>e Safea fus11 tic nu=t perfect security against Fir
aud burglars Ut auy SAFE odersd to The puLlls
esoo REwAep will b. Yad 10 my rczsJn that can show
that HERalSH's rA1N7 CRAAFtox SAfE rycr failed to
Preserve th c3siteils III hi ar.ideusa! fire.
Thc subscribers aso manufacture all kinds Boiler and
Chilled ln,n Hank ChcstA and Vaults Vault Doors and
Money Boxes Ghess fs Broken. jewelers. and private
iau,iit:. for Flate. Diamonds and other valua>lvs
SuA6 c. HERRING co,
I'll Breaiwa!. eur.cr Of Murray Atrcet-
Opposite City Hail, New York
C.L HARMON 4 CO., Asynt4, Chicago, III.
fref :m-ecs
13 Those who are Curious to
~'t.vss tic wonderful perfection to Which H. Ollswa.lt
tlatc manager a.rhrlu " ~ has brought the
faturt Of Wigs an! TuupcrA insIte! to v Ill Wig
and Hir Dy; Rooms. No. Trcnont uiock, and
I,c these curious productions uf NJ scrutiny dc.
sc.t thu a.ta fn,m the natural when adjusted 10 the
l.s.4d dcs-1y
, 1859-03-19

NOT1CE.-We take pleasure in
Cn grpencu fully entitled tie respect aud couadence
az TIE hasls=s community. ant we trust lhe many friends
ig ter business III pru,npt aud efficient lxu.
nc', WILL tesso" tclF Patronage uptM The ne. house
THEO. BETS.
~ JOHN u. MELLES,
fIlS 1ln JOHN o. MEIfEk.