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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-07

PApDY's PiG.-As shadow ~ all these sunny
southern lights. must here mention that did
meet with few extraordinary mean men in Sid
ney. There WIS one, u merchant prince. " ho
made it bonst that he had never given away
shilling in his life. So far ns know. he only de-
parted from his extreme selfshness on
sion. and the circumstances are worth relating.-
One morning II poor Iri-hmun steprcd into his
counting house and. l""king the very picture of
misery. sad "Oh may it pense yer honor I've
lost pig-,he only pig had-and mistress -----,
the governess, has given me pound, and sent me
to you for another. She says you have enough
gold to build sty wild, and will be sure to give
me little" At first old hardist refused upon
which, Paddy threw hmself on q STOOL and raised
such piteus W all that the merchant thinking
he was mad about the death Of his pig. gave him
the pound To get quit Of him. Next day the pro-
prietor Of the defunct porker was passing rfie
warehouse and seeing his benefact.'r at the door.
pulled his Init To him. "Well, did you get drunk
with that pound. or buy another. .pi9?" asked the
rich man gruf1y. Bought pig, yer honor-a
darling little thing, wild sweet twist in hi. tail.
like a lady's curl" "Wel it's to be hoped yu'il
take better If him than you dias the "iher.
What did he die off, die Off Did you ay die
of nowy Why get out wid ye, be was fat
killed him "-Southern Lights and Sidaotcs' or,
Life In Australia. BY Frank FScisr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-07

A asLEaWAN WANTRD.-Wanted ted 10 cIn-
IA ploy. tor the ensuing good and popular DRY
GOOD SALESMAN, Of character None need apply, WIN
we'll recommended for Industry sobrety and in
egtty Address " A. B." Post Once Lynchburg aud state
salary reIu red. Idec 2l-dis
UDyRE FRENCH BRANDY, fer medicinal
I superior article Also. pnre Juice Port Wine
Hne Madeira Wine. l., ndnn Porter. For sale by
Rep copy fa-g % tai 4. STROTHFR 4 co.
VXIE Will pay the hfxtscst cash price fsr w eel
w In large small quantities.
NOwLIN MURRELL
msrch dts Lynchburg. Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-07

UDIANCs.-W" hnv~ Just received "a supply 81
i aud beautiful PIANOS, comprising some of the most
elegant offered in this market We would especially call
attention To the style called the CLIFFORD PIANO,
hult Il X s'wnod Louis Qnatorzr AID very snowy. We
will keep constantly hand Pianos from the manuac
tories uf both ~ ENABE 60. Biimore, CIiiCKtR-
Sons BOSTON. and furnish them fnly fay
bile 'hov he had in th" northern ciiies
Also full supply Of Guitars Nohns, Flutes Muse &c-
Call aud rvarnc. PAYNE 4 BLACKBOARD
p.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-07

IL As odd sand MIN after
~ having ttic MP sphud aud i,c IL Nth he
mus nttr.'ttN" a,d ,rpant ass,tlr1rn 4 Toys, con
fItIlpNERI, FANCY G,tDS. FIJI IT'S Acz. n" Hia
articles all pni r'ri>ti'Ir the
of NOTIONS Tor the ,tlit.n, and ,t,tes fr the
lr e. \ = before offered IN I.VutIhgfg ,irr =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-07

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-06
j. BLEECKER SON 90. WILL SELL, AT IL
a. O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange,

On Water The valuable property No 2: BET
a. s has, as
., @ TsIsa &C. % sSG % aa: the s'
s:sSs !; r. l,' and m
r. r. bet ID and 81 AVS Lot aasioS II - -'''s
10
lo 80, a.h s Ss f. I'm sas SsniOo :,
No ss soassias cToto ~
Sas:s ~ ~ n
and rent eoss'hs0 ' 81 %rb bss sst,9S
On h s with let "a sSs A ss s e spf avs
3: is e: an. and az: ssss$
s lot: 50 ssswssn "a s 80 III s sSs as.s,
On 4h av o corner 18th ST. fine lots, 25x9o feet.
scsaf bet 81 IL avs saSs
On l2sh st. ad above in rearJ Ii fine lots bet Sd and
Or GAY corner iash Ct lots with buildings 2sxlos.
On III av NV corr Dan st. ne lots. a5sso feet each
SPs sa siis
81 sssss al ss % Oh 81
lC the b mos valuable prqRaS in Harlem There
1susf 'ae 0a S s property M Of
iy settled paris Of nariem viii be sbsoiue to the S highest
The title is one of the Oldest and in New York
most of these lots having the possession Isaac
Adriance for forty years His well
lection OF his property and tho fact OF his pancg the
with beautiful shade trees, well known
men Sixty per cent Of the purchase money remain
bond and mortgage for five years.
ON THU RSDAY
On % avenue executors thee story frame house
deep. In good order; has Groom tn the yard.
On 10Th st. LOT 18TH ST. go II e. from Sd 25xl022
On 18th st. lots 18th st. 100 # from A. 25xlD2
On 10th st. lots 18th st. 2)5 ~ c. from I'd ay 23xIO2 q
Brooklyn On Henry st. story brick drown stone trim
mingI house and lot 800 about 100 from Allan
&c ct house 40 feet deep and in good ORDER lot 25x00 f.
Wuliamsburg-On 9th st. story b. b. and lot No TIA
9th and It'll ats 238 and Ia rented for $0D lot IS #
On SD 2hree story and bas brick and stone aud
lots l and Isl near I'd av h. II l0x5O Gro &c;
one and In complete order throughout LOT half block
On 77h Ut, lot n. 77h st. b. ID and Sd 25xi02
ON FRIDAY.
Executors sale 9th desirable story E. bas b. house
ana LOT 22l and 22 Us It G. I'm ID houses l26x50 H.
gas and Crot0n throughout vaults &c lots 30 feet deep
On 4th av 18th at fine lots a. axis feet each
On IT. Marks place four story Eng bas h. and lots
104 and lO4 list Az and av A; contains Crotor,
baths &C. and are In perfect order lots 25 10x100 feet
On 8h st. story and attic frame house within with brick
ana lot 1873, e. g. let and I'd avs lot Is feetxL block
On 47h st. 2sorJ frame h. and lot b. lst and A;
On 18Th e. lin of above) g. fr h. oiled in with brick
and lot
On ssh d. story fr h. with enenson) and lot s.
126 IT, I'd house contains II aud will for $500
On 9Th st. four story brick houses aud lots 33l 1888 9Th
IT. g. l643 W. O. Tompkns square; houses feet
deep In good order and rent for $500 each lots 29x9 H.
Maps, terms, &C.. OF the above, at No Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-06
A UCTION NOTICE JOHN RENNIE. AUCTIONEEB
IA Office 2S9 Broadway.
Supesb sale Of magnificent household furniture

"A Onlce ISy BrOadway.
Superb sale Of magnificent household furniture,
Sale to commence IL O'Clock, precisely.
Drawing suits pianoforte paintings brouzes
ssAtuary, library wines horses and carriage harness,
robes, &c.
The property of DIR. T. H. Hungerford.
JOHN j. RENNlE auctoneer. On (Monday the
residence 60 West Twenty sixth street. Sixth
consisting Of carved rosewood bookcase and ecreare lined
With san wood staary marble cent reabes console and
side tables encognes eegeres mirror DOORS Turkish and
dining chairs French plate pier and mantel mirrors marble
slab brackets bronze
cAel curafns shades velvet carpets rugs
MATCH ladies' secreatre and writing dest
fave panofore superb instrument made by city maker
cost $780, carved rosewood STOOL covered In brocade
brewing room suits covered in rich brocade carved fruits
and flowers and solid rosewood consisting Of two
SOFAS two chairs two reception and eight palor chairs
rosewood quartee tables Paran marble statuaryThe Halt
ct the Well The Seasons Painting and Music Flower Boy
Girl Mothers Hope Soldiers Widow, &c rich bsque figures
Dresden china vases superby painted bonzes &c.
lng BY eminent Madonna by Celleres Fruit Piece
by Coetes Winter Scene by aner &c French line engrav
lbs Ac Chambers second bureaus
nl6tuAry marble bedseads commodes
match, hair mattresses feather BEDS baukes
panes Sheets comorters holsters and piows Brussels
PETE mirrors couch chairs towel rack flower vases clock,
nAny and black walnut bedsteads sfns rockers chairs
reau Wristbands dressing table ingram carpets and shades
curtains &C., oval mirror clock table. Dining roomFrench
china dinner and feet extension dining table
Herzs patent chairs couch oak buffet rich glass de-
cAute gobleis wines champagnes care hook and rich
raved bohemian glass fruit and stands silver
tor spoons forks butter knives napkin rings &C. ivory han
die knives and forks best Sheffield buffers tray and
ver &C so large assortment of basement and kitchen fur
ntue with which the sale will commence Sale positive rain
or shire BThe aucoueer would call particular
ton OF his friends and the public to the sale being
season The cata ready Office at the house
on the morning OF sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-06
THIRTEENTH ANNUAL BALL
IN AID The
MASONIC HALL AND ASYLUM FUND,
Under the auanicaa of the Ora nd I'D NJ tha


MASONIC HALL AND ASYLUM FUND,
Under the auspices of the Grand Lodge of the
State of New York. will take place at
the Academy Of Music,
On Tuesday, Feb, Is. 1859.
The great object of the fund to which the ball
be devoted is the establishment of asylum for the
aged brethren and the widows and orphans Of this masonic
Jurisdiction where every worthy may find refuge
right and assist supporting themselves BY useful and profit
ona ability without the degradation Of dependence any
public charity public institution
The fund commenced few In private way,
BY the contrbutoa Of single dollar now amounts to more
erpy Of this State may be increased In very years
such amount as TO justify the trustees In carrying the design
OF us original projectors.
The celebrated Society of fifty first class perform.
engaged the orchestra for this OCCASION and the ds
guished conductor.
MR.. CARL BERGMAN,
has expressly composed GRAND MASONIC MARCH TO be
played under biz direction the entrance and reception
NJ. w. GRAND LODGE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK
Tickets 81 each TO admit gentleman and ladies' TO be had
at the Grand Secrary Office music stores hotels and of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-06
THE BALL SRAeON

MONTE CRISTO ASSOCIATION,
M Organized iS4 viii give their eleventh annual fancy
February H. 1859 having recently given under
this will inform the friends and patrons of the ORR
gna Monte Cso Association that there now and
has been connection between the members of this assoc
oh nose SS az % m G me name
all the principal hotels music In the city, the
following Observation-Disclosures House. Broadway House, Mer-
House, Florence HOTEL Morans OF Seventeenth
street and Third avenue, BREASTED sco No. 4sl Broadway;
Murray Hill House, Of Fortieth and Sixth
nue. Louis corner Of Broadway and Brooms street.
tham Bowery; Deans Bowery Astoria corner of Hester
street and Bowery. Also Of the following Committee
Observation-Disclosures A. Harrio +. Parsons and c. Pine.
Also the cosumers X w Williams S6s Broome street.
JOHN FURZE, President
j. W. CORNWELL Vice President
CHARLES NIcoIs, Secretary
r. W. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-06
SCENE-ENdLAND.
SYNOPSIS OF INCIDENTS, &C.
ACT ONE

scarcty Of news and surplus Of "H-Tidngs from As
rtca-The absent SOM proectsA cloud in
family horizon Daniel turning up-X troublesomc VIA
chance for tbs exercise Of heiress
and vislter from Amerca-Who Is whoa bombsheil =
breakfast room-A Yankee gal among the Brtshers-Homo
ana great powers Of enduranceA decpusa
for Barnum-Yankee modesty and English blushes-Biddss
perpexed-Gerad at home-A sudden Outbreak and siia
misunderaanding-o hnspialiy-
saschel-A hopeless searchA sudden
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-06
STARTLING EFFEcT-END OF ACT.
ACT TWO.

DRIVING R0OM AT RAIRLOW HAfL-
Doubt And suspense-ramily revelAtions-A natural be
republcan-Somebody 'soldA declaration OF inteacns-
American citizen Va title Of nobityThe Preddeacy-ns
only thing ont OF reachA natural CURIOSITY and dead sn
copadence-Doughnuts and pork and beans-A MANAGE
mother and an son-Treason against arocreoy
body In love- who \ ~
sc.N. a-Corridos IN Fairlow HAn-TAking soundinss-
Moonlight Illuminated GARDEN 10, By HelseThe recsS
The advantages Of reading books Of Trolope ian
ny Kemblo, AaryaH Dckens &C. &c-fobacco niggerAsaa
and RappahAnn0ck-The only In America who
.hooters and pocket ordnance d;coyeryFe1
most NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and saistora comparisoas-A
head In need Of soakngSome ove-How love an1
danderA dance-Punch and duck for ons-A break down
aad 81 pitch In"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-06

TIousR AND LOT AT PUBLIC AUcTToN-BY ADRIAN
ii IL MULLER, No. l01 Lewis street. on February 3.
1889 II O'Clock at the Merchants Exshange house Fl By
~ lot 81 by 100.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-06

LIBRARY IN IMELow FALL
eventf dAyA OF careleasness unexpected g.
covery-The wi-suspense at end-A generous brothSr
and happy heir-Rare news indeed-A family meeting -
prospectye-A would be emigrant-A Yankee dirrs adcs
truth than poetry-Where true good came from
One more added TO the census Of the refuge for the dl
SonR-'Our Yankee Gals" Miss Julia Dalv.
family party.Grizzy bears-The reading Of The VII
Spite and GpunkIhe guardian and the ward-A decarn-
ton-fhe refusa-snuf and indignaton-A sneeze ana q
morter-A friend 10 MEDIA member Of the Britiah are
Cd but not scceptsd1Isa.s and temper-Eea . As r.
years make dnerence-The tables turned-A blasted B-
ronet-"Jua son-A moment Of snspense-AM right-Por-
meAs star looking up-Faneu Hall and Fourth Of In6o-
pendence-nakng things right-The Baronet grows kia1-
bargAin-A general splceThe deed Of Rn-Another ~
veAton-As We seem and as we are-Everybody happy
EPILOGUE,
BY AL the characters.
End OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-06

A. II. Drummond,
r.. r. Breed.
John j. Crane,
John g Beck,
Adam Weber,
j. p. Roberts,
N. Peck.
Arthur +. Tate,
Jos. NJ. Marsn,
Thos. Forsythe,
VIM. Quincy,
Henry +. Pelton,
Vim. kOci " ell,
James r. Hall,
A. NIassabo,
John Mathews,
Julian Allen,
los. Richardson,
Nor. j. Bennett,
Isaac Phillips,
VIM. Black,
1hos. G. Duxbury,
VIM. A. Godfrey,
Cbas. g. Westcott,
Alb't p. Moriarty,
Daniel Sickles,
Henry g. Watson,
Daniel Goodwin,
VIM. h. Boyd,
Lionel Jacobs,
John j. Crane,
Theos. Pratt,
Jas. NJ. Austin,
Chas. L. Church,
Jas. w. Powell,
VIM. Armour.
Joseph Wright,
John ". 6lmons,
Thos. s. Pope,
G. B. Burkhardt,
II. W. earn.
Alex. Proudfoet,
Geo. e. Mendin,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-06

:
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY
at Sherhs sae-On Tuesday Feb. g. 1882 al IL O'Clock
NJ at the Court House White Plains the property
as the ancy Farm containing about 100 acres situate IN
the 8carsdse the Bronx river and edaey
the Harlem Railroad one mile south Of White Plains Mer
chants Othera doing business In New York
residence Of easy at all times the city
must be productive Terms easy for which and
all particulars before the day Of sale apply JAS FERGU
SON Is Wall street.
VA LILLIAN ABBOTT. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sae-The following personal property will be sold At
o'clock IN the forenoon at ZIG Mulberry street. the gooi will Of
sad premises used - bakery with the bakery 6xtures
ness and sleigh Immediately thereafter the following personal
properly OIL Canal stfee The will the premises
a. bakery with the bakers futures also -four butter sugar.
&C. ALEXANDER DENMARK, assignee
N. N. CHKDsEY, attorney for assignee
WIN. Writers. AUCTIONEER-WILL SELL ON MON
day at O'clock at 454 Canal street. large assortment
Of parlor chamber dining and kitchen furniture &C.
The attention of families others this sale; fine
beds and bedding carpets nearly ocloths sofa bed
steads, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-06
RoBr. MAcoY, Secretary

ton will be held Tuesday evening next Feb. 1889
the Apollo Rooms 40 Broadway Roberson's celebrated
quadrie band will be Ia attendance N. B-Mtary gentle
ANDREW REID. Chairman.
JAMES s. DAVIS. Secretary
JAMES FOWLER, Treasurer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-06
WIN MASON AND THEO THOMAS
w THIRD
CLASSICAL MATINEE,
Season of l363-'69,)
DoDwORTHs HALL,

WIN MASON AND THEO. THOMAS
CLASSICAL MATINEE.
Season Of lS6S-b9J
DoDwoRFrhas HALL.
TUESDAY FEB. g. g 4. O'Clock r.x,
with the assistance Of AVG p.ai nEs, H;p
senate In minor, LOS or panofore and violin
Wiiiism HssoD and theodore Thomas. 'cn'mAnA
II. Quartet In minor, Me- g Haydn
Allesro 3 Anda.te piu osto Allegrcao s. Menusito
AssS mn nS1 sgRS s aas ~. xsiss s aas
ILL., Etude for piano. 9gTs e No. Rubinssin
w. ou.. in Ga. m,io On s'sPS o.bumou. x.nde,.,o,,
Allegro vivAce g. Andante scherzando; Adagio Len.
10; & Allegro motto vivace
Messrs Thomas Mosentha Hstzka, Bergman and Besig
Tho grand pano6rte Furnished BY Messrs. steinwsy
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR,
for eale al the munic stores and at the door,
for hs series Of six Ma.nees received the
Luis and Schubcrh Co.
MRS. FRANCES ANNE KEMBLE's READINGS FROM
l ShAkspere, at Dodworths Saloon No 800 Broadway-
Those for the ensuing week win be as follows
Monday morning. Feb. 4 At O'Clock, HENRY HE ".
Tuesday evening. Fsb g. At O'Clock, ROMEO AND JU-
Friday syenins. F. H. a esosf wfsrss ia TAIE
Tckess 81 each, may BE- obtained At the book Of
Messrs Appleton Co, sH Broadway; Mr. Crowsn, SO
Sofa seats reserved 81 Co. may sso be had Al NJ Growers
book atore, go Broadway, and q the door.
Tickets will not be sold after the reading has begun and mo-
ney win not be taken IN lieu Of them by the doorfeeper
This Course Of Readngs will be positively the which
Kemble viii give IN New York previous retirement
from public Life
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-06

A8USEr[kWT8.
A CADEXY or MUSIC Cd
a LIrTLE KILAs BENEFIT
A GRAND COMPLEMENTARY BENEFIT :, .IITrIE
ELLA" VIRGINIA HURNs the wonderful .Child Reader"
fur years Of under the auspices Of comm Of ladies
A1A AOADKMY or MUSIC
ON THU R8DAY EVENING, Feb. 10. 1852
The Academy having been generously placed at the disposal
OF the couInitee by Mr. Cuman
The committee embraces the following nsmes:-
Hon. Dantel r. TienAnn Cuban g. yerplanck,
WIN. Bryant James g. Thayer,
Peter Cooper. August Belmont
X. X uAGht, Apiam s Hewitt
Rev. DIR. \. j. Prime. J. Marion Sims
Rev. 0orham d. Abbott Prof. ID. y. Van Norman
And Otlsers
The following eminent artists have kindly volunteered the
valuable services:-
Miss MARIA S BRAINRRD, M wu MASON,
Mr. CLARE W. BEAME5 DIR. R0BT 0OLDBECK
Tickets 90 cents to all parts Of tie house Particulars IN flu
tuTe programme.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-06

pARTrcULAR ATTENTION rs CALLED TO THE SALE
- OF vacant os on MYRTLE Tompkins Throop Il,
pc sold ~ he Merchants Exchange monday 7h nst nj
~ c'cl,ck ly JAS COLE SON The PRO, efty Is In an
reent cecbbo hood where there first css
% and three city railroads. srees severed and paved
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-06

SANTA CLAUS
~ Prince stree,
Between Broadway and Crosby streets (opposi Nlbio
The most comfortable aud warm
CONCERT ROOM
10 New York city.
NJ. r. W. Williams ............ Ac iny M.rager
Mr.. Jerry Merriheld Sage Manager
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS.
MORE NEW FEATURES AND FACES
Mr.. r. 8. BALI.
Will make his second appearance.
1he great attraction Of this Temple of the Muses. ID
Mas JULIA BARTON,
Received with applause and supported by tho
best array of talent IN the city
Tuesday evening" Feb Benefit of Mr. D. COLLINS
variety of novelties In preparation
Concert every Sunday evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-06

CECOND ANNUAL BALL OF THE BATES GUARD.
held at Mozart Hall on Monday evening JAM 81 1852 and
the members Of the company conducted themselves In the
genuemanly manner could help taking notice Of
Miss Buckley the belle Of the BALL and after the ball
the kind Invitation of Mr. Larkn they
House. No ooster street, where the most choice wines Of
the season can be got
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-06
BY AL the characters.
End OF
OUR FEMALE AMERICAN COUSIN.

WOODS MINSTREL BUILDING
LAST WEEK OF NEW YEAR CIii,x
WOODS MINSTRELS,
THE OLDEST AND LARGEST COMPANY IN THE CITY
appear every evening In their popular acts Of
NEGRO MfNSTREISY,
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
nessrs @. II: Fox, H. Warden, Charles White j. H. BuA
worth, and the entire Of this =
TALENTED COMPANY
Mr.. d. WAMBOLD will sing ballads each evening"
TO conclude with Bleekers celebrated original bur
letta written expressly for this establshme Mt entitled
NEW YEAH CALLS
Doors open at on 70 commence at TX.
Tickets % cents; children under ten years Is cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-06

RHtLLr =. WILKINS, AUCTIOSEER- HOUsEHOrD
mFnnuTS ~ PHILIP X, WILKINS will sell at
Amy street. the entire furniture of said house.
par Of rosewood paro furnurc mahogany bedroom frn
sure eegeIe uvans oomans bookc1c wardro5es
caro- ana centre labes pier glasses mahogany French
bedsoads ourehus mattresses &c Also china glass ware c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-06

NJ B-wHo HAS NOT HEARD OF THE CELEBRATED
" Madame PREWsTERs She he's been consulted By
thousands this and other cities WITH entire satIsfacon hs
wife or husband also that Of her vser n you wish truth
give call at 700 bowery, opposite Bleccker street. La
lies 90 cents ecnilcneH H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-06

CTr1T N W.. sr,|Srr nv
nn BelfAa And Londonderry aud all the principal towns
o. England and Ireland carrying the United States mali via
erpooi New York and Philadelphia eteamshp Companys
splendid Ciydebuli iron screw seAmsps are intended u
From New York, -
VI WAbhIN9ION. .SAturdty january ~
At IL o'clock noon. from pier No "A North river.
Passengers will find this the speedy and safe route 10 the
Continent
Cabin, from New York and Philadelphia .S5
Third class from ~ York Of above named places 50
Return tickets available for ak months, $50.
Passenger: forwarded % Hayre Paris HAMBURG Bremen.
Notce-These steamers provided with every requisite
70 insure the immediate extinction OF fire. and the srclest dis
ciptne 10 enforced with regard the Of lights.
For freight passaee apply at The once OF the company
JOHN g. DALE, Is Broadway N. Y. Agent
In Liverpool. TO WIN. INMAN. Tower Buildings
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-06

: nLER NEWLY WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
snee two splendid building lots with cores on the rear on
MY eree near madison being 30 feet
NJ eet0 inches SIDE and 132 feet 0k
Wss a. so Q, new four story house and lot with store
nous wo lnished has gas water &c For maps and fur,
LET INQUIRE at the Office the auconeers ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-06

RT UNION CONCART HALL
SUNDAY CONCERTS SUNDAY 't CooSHCERrs.
SUNDAY g0MCsRTs SUNDAY CONCERTS.
EXTRA GRAND CONCERT
THIS EVENING.
Miss ANNIE BOARDWEIL the talented aud favorte
vocalist Of the day. VIII give variety Of the choices.
Also
MILE. JENNIE,
MILE JEFFERSON,
MILE. LESLIE
Will have the honor OF appearing number Of their
avorite supported BY full aud efficient com
The management particularly beg 70 call the attention Of
he patrons and the public To their greatly enlarged orchestra
carefully selected from the beat talent Of America and Europe
which nightly receives the hearty paud of crowded audi
ences.
Mr.. W. poardv ell Stage Man sger
Monsieur Fleuer... Leader Of the Orch .s'ra
WADSWORTH FOX, Pr0prietsrs.
B-Wsrted, FIRST class talentsingers. danseuses &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-06

CHARLES NIcoLs, Secretary.
r. W. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-06
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