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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-06
Total

On the morning of che fifth of June, it will
qe remembered, there was a still more dis.
astrouS fire than the one recorded above in
the same town. Eaton has been singularly
unfortunate in regard to conHagratiOns.
Villains seem to have marked the place for
destruction, and have made sad headway in
the accomplishment of their purposes.
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sA-sss notice Of Prof Blocks "ImpSOvsC
sPsotacles
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CLOSING OUT SALE
OF
Rich Dress Goods,
Embroideries, Parasols, &c.
N. P. DOUGLASS & CO.'S!
a II Cor Main and ATavIrat attn

8. q. Cor. Main and Market sts,
COMMENCING TUESDAY, JUNE IA
And will continue until the entire stock of Summer
Dress Goods, Pafasols, kmbroideries, &o,
are cold.
Rich Dress Silks, worth 81 so for 81 90
Rich Dress Silks, worth IS cts. for so cts.
Rich Berege Robes at Eastern cost.
Rich Challi Robes at Eastern cost
Rich Valencias at Eastern cost
Rich Challies worth 20 cts for l2t cts.
Rich Lawns (warranted fast colors) worth 20
cts. for l24 cts.
Rich Embroideries at cost of importation.
Rich Collars worth 25 cents for 10 cents.
Rich Embroidered Sets worth 5000 for
$3.50
Rich Parasols ut manufacturers' prices.
Heavp Brown Sheetings worth 10 cents for
9 cents.
Heavy Brown Sheetings worth 10 cents for
81 cents.
Fine Brown Sheetings worth 81 cents for CT
cents.
English Chintz, q yard wide, for 10 cents.
Hoop skirts worth S4,00 for So 90.
Hoop Skirts worth $500 for $500.
Misses Hoop Skirts worth rs cts. for so cts.
Ladies Linen Handkerchiefs worth 20 cts,
for I24 cents
Ladies Linen Handkerchiefs worth 10 cents
for ct cts
Also heavy stock of Cottonades, Denims,
b &c, &c, at unusually low prices
E5"we have heavy stock of the above goods
which are all new and must be sold in order to make
room Tor our heavy fall purchases.
n. p. DOUGLASS & CO.,
je9l $. Il. Cor. Main and Market sts.
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Hunted.

A SITUATION, by a married man, a
n in a Wholesale or Retail Grocery and Pro-
vision Store. Address
jel2 W. b., Empire Office.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-06

HA-Tbs '4's" did some very tall throwing
At tho Public Square last evening
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-06

Berries, Oucumbers, Sc,
lust RECEIVED, nice and fresh, and
y going fast at BRANDRNBERG & cos.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-06
Not Musty AIeI

PUT Harries' xxx Stock Ale, At the
~ .Unlsn Saloon" "a Jefferson Strest.
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, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FINE CUT ToBAcCoI

John ANDERSON'S "Solace."
L. Goodwin g. Bros Pressed
John Cornish d Cos "Gem."
just received, and very fine.
y6 d. l. =. u. SKULL.
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BE0CEbe9'2'ieS!
A SUPPLY EVERY DAY!

WE have made positive aud ample ar
rangements for procuring BlaeKberries ev-
eFy day during the season; and We will sell them As
low as the, can be afforded by the quart or drawer
Gent emen who desire to buy quantity wall be sold
berries low by the drawer. We will put them AT the
lowest rates-mArE that
jy5 500 Third street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-06

Unlike The Rail Road Steamers, Fare on
this line is charged but cnce.
Meals and State rooms arc all intIuded
j. q. BURBANK. Agt, Sandusky.
iv1tf q
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WEEDS
PATENT ~
Sewing Mschlnes

Have egainedthe confidenee
OF all who use them and
have proved one OF the
most valuable Inventions
OF the age. They use =
shuttle, making the Lock
stitch on both sides OF the
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The DAILY EMPIRE
oreioE or pUsLIoArlor

OFFICE Or PO@LIcATIoNi
Empire Building ThirdS, South side bs, HaR jefferson
TERMsi
ny AfaiieB. 90 per yearin advance.
~ cents per Week payable 20 the carrier.
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LOCALAND OTHER ITEMS,
weekly AdvcrtIsements.

AIDING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE
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PROF. BLOCK,
OF NEWLY INVENTED AN
Improved Spectacle,
9N@

RESPECTFULLY informs the Citizens of
~ Dayton and vicinity, that ne has taken
Rooms at No, 8, Phillips House, where he offers for
sale sPkCTACLEs OF every variety OF metal and
quAlityj also the puIe and genuine
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SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY AND INCIDENTS

SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY AND INCIDENTS.
SCENE Lyxernns Room !: 1'ss:s., ' x.nss NOR 49,; Amy
os San G Is a.
s.ss:s
ing n an oar cousin
chowder sspjacks nothing an American drink bran
& sSs si.Af. .Ra sa. IN 4sss ssssas Manor
model lawS er and drunken clerk debt the Nemesis;
safety; female Robin Hood; hopeless nsbey noble reso
Scene In.-A Dressing Room; ;Aimy
CURIOSITY. a,O%ssd new hair dye an ANXIOUS there
rain storm. Comic isSlsau. ana end OF Act
SCENE 1.-The or.el Gallery y . -. rhorns
Ss
barber love in embryo The the reveaon misery
SCENE TIA Model DAIRY .. uop' ..u o''p.. rhorns
mn, w an
applcsn. for Official influence; blum, REFUSAL hrsue
81 CHE % hsr festivities; surprise party; oaias.
TsOleau and end OF Act L.
SCENE The Model Dairy.
The ilkmad again. like many astronomer lost
s %s s ola ds sh1 wit
ing he component part Of many other great dssdssmoksI
SCENE 1.-THE orteI Gallery
An obedent dausher wnh well reguIa.sa secs.on solid
SSa nan Oslss @ s sn @
srshss aylns III Ss so xsss heart he marx naive
s no s sSs Sed %
ward; the sunshine Of happnesa
SCENE 1II-The Wine Cellar. .A1my
Evil SPIRITS social party; wine In with out Coyle ntox
Gated constructive larceny Coyle redvvus assault and bat
terry; Cpyie prisoner
SCENE Iv-Sir Edwards Apartment.
A fathers despair; fearful alternative
The search; he private bureau and mental
arithmetic secret drawer, how to find The sprng master
key Coyie liberty; ls rough and tumble business Coyle
down; the release found, villain at BAY Murco pledge
SCENE VI-Sr Edwards Apartment
Sir Edwards despair; suicides The cO~Ard's refuge; Flo
'eA'e' sCENE vfT~Iibrsry of Cir Edward rrenchard
Coyies repararon; CHAPTER Of ncidenis Mrcoos for
qveness installation steward OF Trenchard Manor
mony; the epidemic contagious everybody
married and settled; every happiness complete.
End OF piece
The orchesrs, under the direction of M Thomas Baker
will perform the Grst time comic polka, entitled
"Our American Cousin the sneezng Poka together with
entirely polka entitled The Lindsey Bues composed
expressly for and dedicated to the members OF that celebrated
and Justly popular company by MIR. 4. Baker.
To conclude with the celebrated farce OF
THE MARRIED RAKE,
Supported by the strength OF the company
circle be secured week la advance with
GU. extra charge
Doors open at 611 commence at ~ precisely.
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a PROMENADE CONCERT
viii be given at the
BROOKLYN ATHEEEUM
On Thu RSDAY EVENING, Jan. 6, 1859,
the entire of which viii be placed at the disposal OF
the Managers Of the
BkUORLYN FEMALE EMPLOYMENT SOCIETY,
the expenses betrayed by Individual contrib tion
Tickets admitting gentleman and two ladies' q; ladys
ST eentiemars 81 90 To be obtained OF the committee
OF arrangements -
COMMITTEE
A. A. Low G. A. Townsend, Theo. Polhemus Jr..
Fl E Perrepont Charles Congdon, Henry f. VAN,
VIM. s Herman, John Sneden Samuel Sloan,
Caleb Barstow, VIM. NJ Newell, 1. B. WymAn,
John N. Taylor, r. h Berdel, l. Van Anden,
l. ii. Frothinghsm, John Keiium, Ira Smith,,
S. b. Chittenden, O. J. Lowerre Luke W. Thomas.
n. I.uquer, Chas Christmas, Alex. M. White,
Hobart Ford Blvd. Whtehouse, J. W. pegraw,
j. S. Z. Stranahan, O. II. Sand, Jss. W. Greene,
Samuel Mclean, Leopold Beirwirh T. X. Weixel,
Edward Dodge Geo r. Thomae, Edward Lambert,
Edwards W. Fiske, Chas Congreve, h. W. Ropes-
Nathl Putnam, John p. Atkinson,
Concert commences at 3 o'clock
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sfHPPING.

CrEAM TO LIVERPOOL, LONDON, GLASGOW DUB
~ hn Belfast and Londonderry and All the principal towns
Of England and Ireland carrying the United states mail via
Liverpool without delay greatly reduced RATES The Liver
pool New York and Philadelphia Steamship company Az
Did CydebuL stsauasaas are iatenled " slt
follows
IRON YORK
MN "a y 'sa.a'y + S
CITY OF WASHINGTON go. .satnrday; ~,
At O'Clock, noon, from pier "A, norm nver
Passenger will ind this the speedy and safe route 10 the
Continent
RATES PASSAGE:
Cabin from New York and fmadephha. .............W6
Third class rom York 70 Of above named piaces 81
Rsturu tickets available for SIX months 81
Passengers forwarded % HAvre pars Hamburg Bremen
Antwerp and all pars Of the Continent without delay No
provided with requisite 10
sure Immediate extinction Of fire. and the strIcs dscipne
enforced regard 10 the use OF lights For freight or
passage apply at the Office OF The company.
JOHN q DALE. Ii Broadway, New York, ageat
In liverpool 10 VIM INMAN Tower Buildings.
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4 TIAANTIC ROYAL. MAIL STEAM NAVIGATION CON
"A panys New York and Galway liueIhe next departure
from New York will be the steamship PACIFIC, captain
scoson Saturday the 81 Of January ne and he CIR
January touching st. Johns f. 10 receive the royal
nss Prices psssage-Frst class $50 second S5O hird
rontss in Great Britain Third class must provide plate knife
second S25 freight passage inquire Of the american
Express Company Hudson street, and ut their other adver
tsd Offices ntAror Passage In the third class be
any the above Offices bring persons out from
Of the principal cities the lines OF railway In Great BIZ
tain fer $50 from Galway for $50.
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY,
ALEX HOLLAND, Manager
EEw YORK 1883
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ASIUsEoIse STS.


WALLACKs THEATRE
The performances a, this theatre terminate 10 O'Clock
tune si sis1i s' AZ TME HOUR
Doors 0'ep r = ri f e sqo n rns 'o'"A
FIVE WEEK K IN fs Succession
suAKsrss 4 Ss' REVIVAL,
MERCHANT OF yENIcE
sHYIOCR.
DESCRIPTION during the resns Of Francis Of France
Henry WE NEW 2 k sRftaS or THE srAox
stng unusual Ia width and Distance Ia order 10 secure
..,.s sEw AND S srhsso sas sosSssv ..s derived
from the most reliable and t suh s,s sources
EtI Include the following array Of arsss'- ,n..,.
Prince Of Of sarsssa u. wss' saya
H Hssaas 81 e. hsssain' Of Venice s.s ws S
ssss!as. Fr.eua. Anaa'o and Ba4.anio Mr. .sssiss
Lrsnso, III love with Jessiea W.. NJ Baass
sh{iock jew Or " ahacs
Lsanceiot GebSo Gown secvan, to sayoct Young
9S SsSo sas sss e to Pss
Bsishszas servant Poria MI Tree
rosa rsn ne,ssss ;;.. ars hsey
Jesascs daughter to shy0ck W. ..........hfs s'An
Scene l-p,.se Of 9. Mart. Aon Wallace
scene . :, q s. .ss. II
soe n, IT 'iAnse~0'a
Exterior Of Shyiock's house. with extensive view OF
the Jews quarter IN Venice, showing the canals
the means OF traffic and communication IA the
famed tiy of Bridges .............,......-W Wallace
This viii close with the
GRAND CARNIVAL
alluded 10 by Shylock in the text
Sudden illumination OF the CITY and
Simultaneous Appearance Of the MaaQuera
AUT III
x1fya q de Prince spaniards choice;
Scene 3-The Columns OF st. Nark. Usher wood
Rage despair OF Shylock at hs daughters losrubal
Tho good news'-The Jews revenge.
ACT Nv.
Han OF the Casketx
choiceThe sdya joyArrivsi Of LorenzoFhe
evil aaings--The departure fog Venice
ACT v.
Great Hall Of Justice IN the DucaI Palace.
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE will be performed every
evening
BOx book omen fart he week
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(NoMPTRoLLER's otFICE NASHVILLE, TENN, DEC,
" o. ls5SUnder the provisions Of the OF l1th Feb
1856 CHI 49, and other upon subject OF Free BANKING
viii sell at public the Merchants Exchange
Wall New York city, the "a OF February 1879 and
from day day until tbe a disposed Of the folio wing
bonds state Of Tennessee belonging the
following banks in luidsliontO wit: II Nashville
and Chattanooga Rarost bonds for 81 0)3 each belonging
the Claiborne " East Tenne and Vrgint Rail-
81 each belonging Go the Bank OF cars
IL East fennessee and Virginia Railroad bonds for Sir@
each belonging the Bank Of Trenton. Nashville and af
tsnooga RAILROAD and 10 Memphs city bonds all
81 600 each, belonging u the Rank OF iazewel
JAMES L. DUNLAP. Comptrnler
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T AURA KEENE's THEATRE. ga BROADWAY.
IL TWELFTH WEEK
and
UNDIMINISHED SUCCESS

AURA KEENEs THEATRE ga BROADWAY.
IL TWELFTH WEEK
and
uNDrMISIsa u SUCCESS
TOM TAYLOR'S GREAT ORIGINAL COMEDY,
which has achieved greater than piece ever pro
duced In New York. having been performed for
ELEVEN CONSECUTIVE WEEKS,
during which time has been witnessed by more thaa
ONE HUNDRED AND ffFTkEh THOUSAND PEOPLE.
In luence OF the immense the management
simply necessary to announce it for repetition on
THURSDAY EVENING, jan g. 1889
AND EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK.
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN.
Asa Trenchard live Yankee. MI Jefferson
Sir Edward Trenchard, Hampshire Barones Mr. Varrey
Lieut. vernon H. LeVick
Coyie. Attorney al MI buruen
Abel MS Couta cck
Binpeg a buer. Mr. Peters
Buddicombe Lord Dundreary' Mr.. McDouaii
John Wicker, an under gardener Mr. b. Brown
florence 1rencnAfd heeue
Mrs. MOunchessirgtOn Miss Mary Weues
aGssusa daughters s1s se.assa
Mary Meredith 80 Misc Saran Stevens
Sharpe Mis- Trenchards maid Mics Flynn
Skillet, mrs Mountcheasingson's mAd. Mira Levick
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COLEMAN'S
~ CALIFORNIA LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO
Sailing regularly advertised day.
CLIPPER SATURDAY, JANUARY Is.
The famous extreme New York built clipper ship
YOUNG AMERICA,
d. s. BABCOCK, Commander
randy receiving her pier 5 East river foot
OF Wall street.
The reputation Of the Young America az California trader
Il well known need comment Her passages have
been ITO days 100 days and los DAYS respectively and always
delivered superior condition The large engage
already made with enable her give prompt despatch
NB.-No sal soda taken by ships Of this line.
WIN. T. COLEMAN 4 CO.,
IS Wall street, Tontne Building.
Agents In San Francisco Measrs VIM 7. COLEMAN & co.
Exchange on San Francisco for sale In sums 70 suit
Limited advances made shipments of approved ner'
chandtse.
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MN. Writers, AuCTToNrER, WILL SELL THIS
los O'Clock. 9, - Greenwich street. the stock OF
wines And nq"ors-one pine Of min, brandy whskeys &C.
also the connters beer pumps xtures &c Contained the
store; also tho household furniture.
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DRYANTs MINSTREiS.
Mechanics Hall, l12 Broadway. above Grand
CHOW DED HOcSES-ANOTHER NOVELTY.
MONDAY, Jan. 8, 1889 and every night in the week,
bURLnSQUE MERCHANT OF VENICE,
New songs, dances, ytngs comcaiites, &c.
JERRY AND DAN BRYANT
the celebrated Ethiopian Dronios, In acts.
Doors open at 81; commence At ~ Tickets Is cents
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M NERVIN. AUCTIONEER-BY BANGS, MERvIN
"A. co Trade sale at No ~ Park row, onFrday after
moon Jan O'clock stock comprising large
collection OF ne library miscellaneous
many them in calf and bindings including
great variety of superbly illustrated works. ALSO
of pulpit family and pocket Bibles aud Prayer Books,
Iichly and expeusively bound &c.
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A fSIGNEE'S SALE OF GROGERIES LIQUORS. Sc
"a CARA wines &c.-A4 N. RIsrALAR, anctoneer No
70 Bowery will sell Friday It'll inst at l0 O'Clock casks
FreHch brandy bora casks wine bond 20
"a casks Of 0trd and Martel brandy giu aud
whiskey Also in brandy whiskey yin and Eng
Iish cordial elni In and Casks; 60 baskets i'm
ported champagne bay Rhine wne in and casks;
together about 10 boxes and candles mustard
&c Also about 10000 opera conchas and other
Rv ortprp nj ass
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DARNuAS MUSEUM.-LAST DAY BUT TWO OF THE
ID IhFAtT PANTOM1MfSTS; also engaged for few days
ouy, the largest alive Mad Sherwood, noble speci
hurn iumensity human ponderoslty. Thursday
january Nternoon At Evening at o'clock BEN BOLT
in with songs duets, &C. by the Wren Juvenile
Comedians, The pantomiine, with scenery,
dresse tricks aud changes. &c. HARLEQUIN
viLLAGEk by the entire Zavisowsk Troupe and aIxiiia
res The lqusria. the Happy Family &c Abundance. rs
cents; chidBn under 10, Is cents
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CPEED, COMFORT, ECONOMY
- FOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.
UNITED STATES NAIL LINE
The favorite steamship AUGUSTA. Capt s. woodruff viii
leave Saturday Jan g. at r. M from pier No North
Tickets be had for the following places
other steamer from New York 70 Savannah
modeions SUPERIOR
New York New Orleans $50 80; Mobile, s6; hontgo-
merry, Ala, 500 Atlanta Ga, $x; albany Ga, $2i Column
ba Ca saw Macon Ga, *2l; Augusta so; Savannah Si5
n BPersops wishing through tickets apply
before the departure the tor freight passage
apply to sAMu Ell L. MlTCHkLl.& SON
No. Is Broadway
The Wednesday will be withdrawn the present
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CONTINUATION SALE

IN H. LUDLOW, AUCTIONEEH, Will ssL,. JAN.
H. IL 1859 the Merchants Exchange at ~ O'Clock that
very desirable house and lot No @ East Twenty sixth street.
nesr 25x6 three stories and base
ment pantry gass windows and stained glass entering
third room doors, and oil the improve
Is by IS feet y iuches
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L1OR THE SOUTH VIA CHARLESTON @.
semi.weeky United states mail side wheel steamship ne
First class cabin passage. SID
Tbe isvorSe steamship JAMES ADGEs Il Adams, COM
mander will leave pier No North river, Saturday jan
8, at O'Clock r. NJ. precisely.
Through tickets 70 the following places
To Montgomery, Ala.......sA 10 Columbia, 8. O.. SD
To atlanta, Ga.......... ~ To Jacksonville Fla. q
To Augusta Ga....,,,. 20 To Pllatsa, Fla %
For freight or passage apply to sPoFFVRp, rlLaTSuN
CO., 20 Broadway.
No steamer Wednesday, janusry5.
The MARION W. Foster, commander, succeeds the above
O Wednesday. January ~
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1000 La and Milwaukee railroad "a sper cent BIDS
z 0OO Memphis CITY per cent bonds. due in 1885,
1000 City OF F0D du Lac wis 8 per cent bonds.
5000 Joliet City Ulll per cent bonds due 1871
GOO Mississippi and Missouri Railroad LIST M bonds
Securities received In addition to the regularly advertised
1s during every Mex. regular tn morrow Regular
auction sales of stocks bonds every day. at 2 O'clock
the Merchants Exchange Stocks and honda bought and sold
at private Brokers' Board Interest allowed
deposits large variety Of aecuries constantly hand at
private sale ALBERT a. NiCOLAY
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
u For
CALIFORNIA,
Via Pansma Railroad
The steamship ILLINOIS John Mciowan; comm sader,
will Wednesday, January 1859, at O'Clock z. NJ,
foot Of Warren street. North river connecting
Panama with the Steamship j. L. Stephens Captain W. r..
Lappidge
street, corner Of Warren street
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LTRlDAY, JANUARY I. tsya AT 10 O'CLOCK. AT THE
store the of Eighth street and O. post
poned from "Wednesday January 81 by order of the admins
TRAITORS OF the Of the late Thomas Grhs Esq
tire stock the class contained IN
store; consisting 10 part Of coffee tea aour butter lard
spices, &c. Also one horse and wagon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-06

HENRY b. uERTs. JR.. MISUNDERSTANDING
IL sale Of CHS harness and children ssieighs Hthfs
moss viii sci on THURSDAY January az o,s "eioes a
the saiesroon No. BIZ street, several handsome s gr
and double seated sleighs aiso large lot ~ children seg
single and double harness eghs and hap roSes In great gars
~, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-06

UCTioN No1IcE.-sUPERIoE ROSEWOOD FURNT
"A ture "A family offer their paror furniture In suit
richly carved and uholsered In rich satin brocade; also
side tables etegere with gass doors and back curtains
mahogsny furniture Cab three days at $40 Four
! -
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EDWARD ShENCK AuCTrONEER-BY f. h F. H..
~ SCHENCKpn Friday, 7th Instant at o'clock, at
their saiesrot M 80 Nassau street span Of dark bay
iage 1919 bands high warranted perfectly kind sound
and gentle wnh exception horse sghtly sprung;
the properly private gentleman To be sold without
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NOLEMAN'S
u CALIFORNIA LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO,
Sailing regularly advertised days
CLIPPER SATURDAY, JANUARY ~.
The fast sailing clipper ship
DfCTAT0k,
zerega commander now rapidly loading at pier Is East
river This elegant and substantial clipper has been bu
presy the California trade having all the improved
aons and has always delivered her clrgoes superior
dOn offers great inducements shippers desous Of landing
their San Francisco free from other damage
at the lowest rates and having large
will be despatched on her advertised day .
N B.--No sal soda taken vessels Of this line.
For balance OF freight apply to
VIM T. COLEMAN 4 co,
8S Wall street. ronine Building.
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TNOR HAVANA AND NEW oRIEANs-r0 SAIL Posi-.
Il lively Wednesday Jan. l:.-The United States mail
steamer CAHAWBA. j. d. BulOch commander will
freight Saturday Jan. at pier foot OF
Robinson n g. No bills of adng signed after the hour
of sailing. For freight passage apply 70 the agents.
LIVINGSTON, Ch0CHEKON 90.
No. l Park place.
U,OR NASSAU N. PJ AND HAvANA--THE BRITISH
II and North American royal mail steamship KARNAK Capt
A. Brownies will sail from the companys dock 4 Jersey City
for day after the arrival of the
Africa, which left Liverpool 18th December
Passage money 70 NASSAU 80
Do. do between Nassau and Hay ana. 10
For freight apply 70 X. CUNA1D. No Bowling
Green.
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THE WONDER OF THE WOkLp.-&30C0 REWARD rs
i offered to any onevhs can surYass Madame CIFFTON,
the only natural carvoysn, In ths other city she
warrants all diseases their worst form Thoee si
ed Ia trusbe unforafs beness matter would do
we'll Gail and this uural CITED LADY. once " Spring
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-06

WIN. wITTERs, AUCTIoNEER, WILL. SELL THIs
w day. ut i0 O'clock the OF Centre and Leonard
streets the entire fxtnres OF liquor soretns
bran wines &C. casks and glass; counters and all ohsi
goods the pace years lease Of store and house
Sale positive rain or shine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-06

VHsTrrUTw HALL. NArCHEz MISSIsSIPPL-T1tlS
beautiful hail. by tAe ntroducto OF abundant supply
az Rss Hrss has nov received the only addition required
mare the most pheasant and conmcdnus bukinss IA
the South for lectures and panoramic display ThS
pied comfortable chairs and seee. furnishing
berng 500 Aeroes the end OF this psl
form -four feet above the fcor s0xiA feet with footgh
ont Two comfortable Withdrawing the plas
In the rear JAntof and po3osmAu proyded and
other allowed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-06

NREAT UNITED STATES NAIL SOUTHERN STEAM
U ship line for Havana and Key West Fa via Charles
ton, C-The splendid and favorite steamship - ABEL,
Capt VIM Rollins will leave Charleston for Key West and
steamships Will this port Charleston every wednss
day Saturday at O'Clock r NJ from pier No. North
river, connecting with the ISABEL for the above ports.
Through tickets may be had on application TO
SPOFFORD, TILESfON CO.. % Broadway.