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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03

DERRY LEASES AT .AUcTIoN.-BY VIRTUE OF THE
the ordDances resolutions Of the Common Council the
Comptroller will sell at public auction. to the highest bidder
a Ne he a. I.
;s%i 70 s o 81 as sssn
% Of onS sa a al
fights privileges advantages belonging the
aSn Of he ely Of NsS York; for the term Of ten years
-, ,,.. ALSO Is. ,-,,,.. ,.,,, ..,
lease Of the ferry the Of Grand East
srSssara with iii All ali The rights privileges and
ss1n e
The conditions aud of the lease to be In the us9
e Sr% The CT by
ihe lease for each OF The above named ferries TO pc male
Of the Common Council In relation to ferries ana a
duct manage said ferry agreeable such rules reg
nops ordinances or by laws now are or may nersai
Of the . city Of New Y Yor rsa' 'A''' " 40
se I he time
sale the Collector Of The city sum s saSl 20 ss
OF e hst n he executes lease with the
so 20 ss sn
by two setes to the elect that ne WI execute
Of the rent quarter yearly and Tor the ~ fan
SUCTION, expense the lease TO be paid by the
purchaser and whatever to be incurred by the
or premises proposed NE q the
he @ lease OF ss s " s @
x he required 10 with the provsons of the laws
State purchase st fair appraised valuation shculd
he lessees desire scl the boats buildings and fix
necessary the purpose ferry, said value to
ed selected by the old and new essees In case tn
Oas nnot agree IA 70 the amount be paid Tor the same
The ease shah also contain covenant requiring each ferry
have attached TO it's engine fire apparatus or force
Dump not less han 400 feet of hose Of The quality and
that by the fire Department OF the city OF
York, and To he used for the exiting OF hres
whenever acquired by the Chief Engineer his assistants Of
Fire Depar OF the city of New York for which ser
vices the ssees shall receive twenty dollars per hour for
zach hour engaged and time be couated less than one
DEPARTMENT or FINANCE, CoxrrRoLIE.'s OFFICE,
NEW YORK, Jan. 20 1889.
ROBERT 4. HAWS. Comptroller.
sale of the above ferries advertised TO take
the 2st OF December 1883 and postponed from
that time until Thursday, January 20 1889 and s again
nosponed above Wednesday, the 9th day of FEBRUARY
$50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03

n H. LUDLOW WILL SELL AT AUCTION FRIDAY.
H. Feb 1889 at IL o'clock at the Merchants Exchange the
two four story dwelling 9 and l2 East Twenty fourth
street. between Third avenues all In complete
order
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n SALE OFM aGNIFICENT Observation-Disclosures.
Drawing suits panofre p.iDaga stttu bronzes H.
hrary ware horses ard carr harness Iooes,
Ne the property of George zimmerman, ESD
JOHN J sENhiE aucAoneer office $50 trotfway,
Sale commence ut II o'clock PRECISELY
viii sell UhGrstapD rch s. at the residence No.
20 TWEEN sixth str sixth avenue the catalogue
and BEST Of household urni
auin this consisting of richly carved
eanary mart match aud bookcase lined
recrlrg chairs and card tables eegeres with
marble tops doors gilt reception chairs octave
pianofoe oaid with made by city maker rosewood
so embroidered cover nooks &c velvet
pets rugs match clock Psran st.tuary bronze
hsaue and china Ggures &c oil paintings by
celebrated artists 5cene by Coles paste. eantng
the "oly Land ny Bonnard two rich landscape scenes
England by )rthso pair of Dres1eu china richly
ornamented french line eugravtngs lace and bocatel cur
cOrnoes rich painted shades tao Large manel mirrors
mirrors slab and brackets broOze aud ormo'n chan
deers and futures throughout the house OAK extension
table buffet buffers and stand Prescott arm chairs spit
French china duper and tea sets cut and engraved
glass gobe decanters wines champ gne tru stands
dish stands silver plated caster cut glass botlcs siv
spoons forks &c ivory NAPKIN rings Sheffield table
cutlery rosewood hail stand chairs &c
stair rods &c rosewood and maho bureaus bed
sl,staDds Sofas Rockers aud other
chairs hair mattresses feather beds. blsn
es sheets holsters and pillows paiasses.
clocks boob stands etegeres aud also all the
baseuert aud kitchen furniture with which the sale will
snence positive rain shine cash deposit required
of all prrciasrs n. BA competent person viii be Ia at
tendance 4, pack, ship or cart the goods.
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A ssIGNEE's SALE OF LIQUORS, SEGARS &C-A. NJ
\ CklsT ALAR, anctoneer will sell Friday, the II,
netsing Of limo osrd cogpac and segnette brandes in
iarer and eighth casks and demohns; rum
and wbiskey imported and domestic chsmpagpes. and
rye lot OF Other liquors. also soap candles, sardnes teas
nd coieea mustard and Spices &c &c. BY Of the
.enee also- 10000 scgars OF various brands
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uor.oN NorIoE.-JNo j. RENNIE, AucrIoNEER

"A Office, 1S9 Broadway, corner of Reade street.
Mortgage sale OF elegant household furniture at the resi-
dence West Eleventh street Fifth this day
February commencing at iOs O'Clock Catalogues be had
O III oIire the house
ppoorts suits OF parlor furniture, covered
In satin maroon; velvet carpets rug sdeboards eegeres
tables tetes sofas spriag bottom chairs oil paint
inps and mane mirrors rich brocael cur
ts escrore Owens, s,aiu marble ornaments painted
ri n glassware beautifully eograved; decaners TO
match Bohensn solid silver tea sets urn s.lver 40
French china dipner ivory balanced handled
knives aud Jerks dining extension table tea table
table aud ,rbe top sofa table, plain china and stone
chambers ntan s,d ewond bedsteads, bureaus wash
stands with mirror dsors also In the third and
fourth stories mahogany walnut beseads bureaus wash
stands and hair mattresses feather beds, blankets pit
lows quilts Sheets Competing Ingram aud Brusses
spoons clocks tables curtains stair carpet rods oilcloh
inkstaud oil paintings
basement stchen furniture Of all kinds.
cash deposit from purchaser VIII be exac.ed.
Clouds removed sihin days House To Lett for
particulars inquire of DR. Hungerford, $50 Broadway Office
IA
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" uDLOw co, Will SELL At AUCTION Ar TIM,
q. Lxchanl clock Friday 4h inst To- 1psr lhrc,
~ and attic brick house aud lot ~ - Mark pace ghb
-, auuth side. between First and Second avenues che
.5xhU n good bout; mahogany
Ots tutnnc. hot ard cold water ham gas other mo-.
~ Improvements ~ Nv 20 icet inchea Pussessnu
h. had udsiey Toms cnsy Maps ana further par.
Wars at The trctonecfs olicc, "a Zine street.
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End Of
OUR FEMALE AMERICAN COUSIN,

WOODS MINSTREL. BUILDING.
NEW YEAR CALLS EvKRY NIGHT
WOODS MINSTREIS,
THE OLDEST AND LARGEST COMPANY IN THE CITY,
NEGRO MfNSTREIISY
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL.
Mesrs G. II. Fox T.. Warden Charles White j. Fl. Bud
VIZ rth and the entire of this
TALENTED COMPANY.
Third week of Mr.. D. g. WAMBOLD, the favorte ballad
singer.
10 conclude with s. Beekers celebrated original local bur-
leta written expressly for this establishment entitled
NEW YEAk CALLS,
with appointments &c.
Doors open at GI; to commence st7h.
Tickets Is CENTS children under ten years. Is cents
IRANKIIN MUSEUM, 1T GRAND STREET. ONE
door from Broad say.-Deghied audiences crowd this
temple of beauty and art every
AFTERNOON AND NIGHT
TO witness the magnificent living q s.atury"
by the MODEL ARTlSIES,
who 'syinmery Of form aud beautiful delineaon Of the
scuptors stand unrvaled IN the world The entire
troupe hdes belonging to the company will appear
NEW SELECTION OF PICTURES
every afternoon evenings amongst others viii be repre-
scented Venus Rang from the sea- .Sappho" "Baihers
Surprised Ihe Three Graces "The Msypoe Dance' VIII
TWELVE OTHER TABLEAUx,
placed upon the revolving pedestal with splendid eeo
accompanied by descriptive music for each tableau.
THE ORIGINAL FEMALE MlNSTREIS,
calss OF the highest order VIII appear in sopas &C.
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING
interspersed with quantity Of dancea
beakowns rendering this past Of the entertainments very
ORIGINAL. AND UNIQUE,
with other attractions For fun particulars bills Of each
private boxes seats on the stage g. Doors and
6L: commence at and ats
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sCENE-ENGLAND.
SYNOPSIS OF INCIDENTS. &C.
ACT ONE

Scarcity Of news and asurpluso Of Hsv-Tdings from Ae-
rica-The absent son-MIrimonal proects- cloud I'm
family horizon Daniel turning upn-x troublesome wn-A
for the exercise OF heress prospective
vislter from America-Who wbof-A bombsheil IN
breakfast roomA Yankee gal among the Britshers-Hcmo
remembrances and great powersof enduranceA despos
voyage for fanting spells-A chAnco
for Bsrpuyankee modesty and English 6ushes-Biddcs
perplexed-Gerald at hOme-A sudden sRhA
msunderstandng-Od acquainAnces-American hospitality
LunheonLost sacheA hopeless search-A sudden elevs-
onand
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NONATABLE'S sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
will expose Tor sale, At The Home Base saloon asa
aira gas fixtures, oil cloth, range, &c, &c. 'S''
u, II HlIl.IER. Constable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03

lENlRAL PAnK LOTS At SaERIrrs sALE-MIT.
LEX a McEvlni WIN sell on February 8, under III
tecvb OF !onn Kelly Sheriff. at IL the Merchants Xxx
snge I'VE os north eide Ninety ninth street. 46s feet Of
th avenue; Tour lots on the Fourth avenue commencing
tee W me rear Oh last mentioned sale positive One half
remain on nossnge tor maps, Ac, apply ut the Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03

UCyIuS NOTTCE.-TUOMAS NJ CONTRADICTION
a VIII day lO O'Clock. all the household urni
cure contained the house 81 Csrmine street consisting Of
feather beds wrrobes bureaus sofas chairs pill
lows carpets wearing apparel china and crockery;
also lot coal wood ly order OF the administrator
~ GIKAhOuS DEruREST.
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STARTLING EFFECT-END OF ACT.
ACT TWO.


DRAWING ROOM AT FAIKLOW
Doubt and suspense-Famy revelations-A natural bosn
enthusiastically 'soldnA declaration of
American citizen vs. title Of nooilyThe rrestency-Ths
only thing out Of reach-A natural curiosity dead mans
copfdence-Douphuute and pork and beans-A managing
mother and independent sonTreason against arsocracy-
The greatness of Observation-Disclosures deyotiou-
Love in lindsey woosey-A cat nearly out OF the bag-Soms
body in love- who Ii IT.
SCENE 2-Corridor in Fairlow Han-Txking soundngs-
Frank expression Of opinion
SCENE 3-The Fete Champetre-Iady Mxngton's Park By
Moonlight Illuminated Garden Sc, BY Hiese-The recep
uon-The presenatonDigniy and dry goods nice farm
The advantages OF reading books OF taveH Troope
ny Kemble Maryau Dickens &C. 4c-Tobacco. nggerhead
Rsppahannock-The only In America does not
chewsi1 shooters and pocket ordnance discoveryfnd
ngs keeppgs and losDgs seekngs Gerali get fee-Al-
tnent and saltatorial
head need Of soAkpgSome to love-How love and
when TO loveAn father and riled female Yankee
dander-A dance-Punch and duck for break down
and " pitch In"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03

NOTICE-THE STEAMER ARA0O WILL NOT LEA = t,
~ on Saturday Feb. her regular dag, being iagoida
daa I'D
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03

LIBRARY IN rAIRLow HALL
The conference.-the more light-Patience virtue-The
evenu dayA of carelessness and unexpected a.
covery-The will-suspense ut end-A
and happy heir-Rare indeed-A family meeting IN
prospective would be emgrant-A Yankee GIRLS advice
truth than poetry-Where good cooks from
One added to the census Of the refuge for the distressed
of all nations
family party--Cirzzy bears-The reading OF the VIII
Spite and epunk-1he guardian and the ward-A declara-
ton-1he refusal-snuf and indgnation-A sueeze and 9
snorerA friend In MEDIA member of the Britain ar
crscy dumbfounded-An interchange of countries propo
ed, but not accepted,Tears and emperNef to the
impairment documen-Thipgs checkered-Five
years make derence-The tables turnedA blasted Ba-
ronet-"Just so'A moment Of snspense-Al right-Per.
melias star looking upFaneu Hall and Fourth of Iude-
MISUNDERSTANDING lhnes right.The Baronet grows kind
bargan-A general spce-The deed of gift-A ro-
velauon-As we seem and as are-Every body happy.
EPHOGUE,
By all the characters
End Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03

Anew ORLEANS,
IN MOBIl MONTGOMERY, ATLANTA
ALBANY, COLUMBUS. MACON. AUGUSTA,
And various places In FLORIDA,
Via SAVANNAH, Geo.
The favori;e steamship AUGUSTA Capt Woodruff will
Saturday. Feb at p NJ from pier No North
Tickets be had the following places low
other steamer from New York to Savannah
nodatons superior:
New York 70 New Orleans $50 Mobile $685. Montgomery
Ala S26. Atlanta, Ga S23; Albany Ga, S24; Columbia
Ga s23; Macon Ga s2l; Augusta, $40; Savannah si5.
Alabama succeeds on Wednesday, Feb O.
For freight passage apply to -
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL X SOW,
No. IS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03

INOR HAVANA And NEW ORLEANS.
TO SAIL POSITIVELY ON
SATURDAY, FEB IL, 1859,
AT IL O'CLOCK.
TIE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMER
CAHAWBA,
j. d. Buloch Commander,
Will commence to receive freight Thursday, Feb TO- at
pier foot of Robinson street, North river.
No bills OF ladipg signed after the hour Of sailing.
For freight or passage apply 10 the agents.
LIVINGSTON, CROCHBKON h CO..
No. Park Place.
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Asst WEEK BUT oNH
IL OF BANvARD'S DESTRUCTION OF JERUSALEM
and PANORAMA OF THR HOLY LAND, at Banvards
HALL 6Sq Broadway every evening AZ ~ O'clock and every
"Wednesday and Saturday afternoon, NJ o'clock Antnce
% cents children 13 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03

JIENRY II LEEDS co. WILL SELL AT AUCTION,
IL Ihurday February g. at II O'clock at the foot Of
machinery gearing winding engines spool wheels betting
silk BRAID and other articles appertaning to the
hus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03

pAREuMs MUSEUM -THRILI1NG ExCITEMENTi
ID PEERLESS SUCCESS OF THE NUBIAN TROUBA-
DOUKs AND AFRIC COMEDIANS, THE GREATEST MIN.
sTEEL TROUPE IN AMER1CA This AFTERNOON at g.
ihs EVENING TX varied collection Of laugh provoking
negro southern plantation entertainments
original and piquant character The exquisite Aquaiis
children under ten, Is cents.
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ITO MANAGERS AND ToRs.-FITzGERAIp,s "pH,

.MNtNNNFttS NM
ladepha City Item Journal devoted TO the drama aud
hs voaries Prize - per The number this 20
and contains sharp letter from Mrs. Mahon the
drama, giving OF her "reminiscences b. 4 Adlre A
Thomas fiygers'd Co Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03

IIENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.- 81 ALEsROoM %
al Nassau strcet.-HENHY II. LEEDS II CO., will sell
auction Thursday February at IL O'clock IN the gal
lery vover the slesroom No q Nassau street. beautiful
collection ancient modern oil paintings by eminent
lists Among which be found the works Of the following
vSw anveter Teners khattuck Forester George Cass,
sambrech Merrcho SHINES. Schiel Kngsdae, Hinckie,,
other artists Of equal merit They now exai
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN WESTMINSTER COUNTY
sbern-s saleOn Tuesday Feb. 8, 1852 nj IL o'clock
NJ Mt House In White Plains, the property known
De containing about 100 situate
of scarsdale the Bronx river and immediately
The Harlem Railroad mile south of White Plains Mer
chs ms doing business In New York
residence all times TO the city, In
must he productive Terms easy, for which aud
all particulars before the day of SALE apply oJAS FERGU
SON Ii Wall street
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A uCTIUN NOTICE.-MARsHAL AIS SALE OF SEGARS.
N SAMUEL osGooD, auciioneer, will sell at 81 Nassau
street, on Saturday ~ l01a O'Clock,
81 0GJ imported and domestic segars without reserve.
BY order OF JOHN MORhlS Marshal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03

A RTIrICIAL TKETH.--oNLy s. FOR BEAUTIFUL
n aud substantial SETS pure silver with gums $40
tropsed with pure lod on gold rla,na and corale bose
with continuous gums, III Warranted cuua iu New
York at any price Single teeth 81 ed and extracted
without toe least pain 80 Cents by DIR. LUTHER Of
Tenth street aud Sixth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03

w&HHCkL.
TAR LACOSrES FRSNCH MEDICAL, OFFICE FOX
the Of difficult by the new Partisan me
thod bI2 broadway opposite the Nicholas Charges
rate Consultations, IN English, French, Herman, Spanish
Ac from IL to and 81 IN p r. NJ, daily.
rNR WARDS FRENCH AND AMERICAN MEDICAL
Office Tor The treatment OF difficult by the most
method sS6 broadway corner OF Boome street. second
loor.
sNR. RALPHs OFFICES, NO. SO BIEECKER STREET.
~ Hours from los TILL 2, and fron inc.
NK BARROW, 1877 PRINCE STREET, NEW YORK.
IL Hours o. consultation from IL al and from Ito &.
nR N. LARM0fr, 50 MERCER sTaeFr. CORNER OF
~ Srrn. opposite ST. Nicholas Hotel New York. Ofcs
hours fosn 10 and stosP NJ sundaya by appointment,
DR WATSON, $50 BRoOME STREET SECOND BLOCK
west of broadway Once hours from In the morning
tos IN the evening.
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HARDWARE AUCTION NOTICE. JOHN Il. VAN
III ANTWERP'S regular trade sale will take place
Thursday February at 10 O'Clock by catalogue at No IS
William street.-The sale comprises of two stocks of well
assorted shelf goods Also 100 dozen razor srops 100 cards
cutlery l+6 dozen powder Tasks 70 dozen snuers hard
panel and genemens measuring tapes tea trays
drawing knives fire irons In and pairs dc Also
plough bits q counter scales 80 - case handled
axes and 500 100 nd blk rvets $50 gross
screws so polished phoves SO fancy clocks Ais,
an plated spoons and forks and high cost Engib
guns Catalogues ready early on the day Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03

TAMEs COLE, AUCTIONEER-l75 LOTS sCHoLEs
estate, Brooklyn, Nineteenth ward allotted to Clayton
and other CITY railroad Kent wall be sold al
auction by JAMES COLE SON, Merchants Exchange
Monday February a. at IL o'clock 60 per cent
Naps DC, at 46 Nassau street.
Mechanics Fire Insurance Company, 81 Wall street
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prepared expressly for hia occasion by j. q j. EDGE
The Ur,hs stra under direction OF Mr.. THOS BAKER
will perform the celebrated and highly successful musical
micaily, -
THE AMERICAN COUSIN POLKA
introducing AL The striking features of the comedy together
with several Brilliant operate Selections and Popular Over
lures.
conclude capital farce before acted In this
city, called : .
Supported by the strength Of the company:
Dress circle be secured week In advance with
out charge so cents each.
Door omen att Az. tn ~ precsely
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A UCTIoN NOTICE -WBAKNCILFF' CUTI.ERY.-JNo
"A VAN ANTWERP viii sell ths DAY, IN adoi,ion 70 nj
knives and IN calculated for tn
Fetal trade Catalogues ready Also ~ cases fanc,
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/. UCTlON NOTICE.
a M. @. EDEY, AUCTIONEER.
EZRA LUDLOW, in:
WIN sell this day


uCTfON NOTICE.-BROwNE NICHOLS WILL Sell
this day hui sday feb at lQa O'Clock. at sa!esroor
IS NASSAU street. large assortment of watches jewelry &c
copsslug of elegant Of the latest styles of bracelets
brooches earrings studs sleeve buttons chains 10 carat go
hunting chropomcer and silver Watches with large variet
of other rich jewery. Sale peremptory.
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A rLANr1o ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAyIG ALTON com

a TLAETIO ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVJGATIUN COM.
"A panys New York Galway Line The departure
from New York will be the steamship CIkCAsslAn Captain
Geo Vim jackson, February and the PaiNCb ALBshT,
Capt ateIs Thursday the Sd Of Narco next touch
ing al St JOnns N TO receive the royal usa Prices Of
passas class $780, $780, third $50 including
hckets al the principal cities railway routes ia Great
Britain Third cass provide plate knife fork &C. aud
bedding Passage st johns -First class SS5 S5
For freight passage inquire of the American Express Com
6 Hudson and NJ their other advertised offices
The interior in the third class lee secured al
the above Offices ring from O the principal
cities The lines OF railway Britain for S5 from
Galway for $50 AMERICAN EXPk ESQ CON eANY.
YORK Jan, q. 1859. ALEX. HOLLAND
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(NOLEMAN's LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
" SPECIAL NOTICE.
First clipper to sail.
The elegant AL clipper ship
DICTATOR,
Albert Zeregs commander
having nearly competed her loading take the bulk of
or hundred If sent Immediately alongside pier
r. Shippers requested complete their engagements
the agents intend TO despatch the ship promptly
WIN. r. COLEMAN Il Co, 8S Wall II. Tontne Building.
Agents San Francisco-Messrs. W. 7. Coleman 4 Co.
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w A. CARTER, AUCrIoNEER- sHERIFF's SALE
w Groceries. borse wagon and fxnres-rriday Feb. T.
lo o'clock Mt 25 Pearl street. Centre the entire
tents Of said store, compr teas coffee liquors.
soap candles spices scales cannsers
Also horc grocery and harness. with lease
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Tota' 595 90l Sc
Cash in bank ............. ..;...... s4o34g
invested M securiuts created under the
laws Of the state of New YORK. go. 49,, Oss q
Real estate and fixtures Nos liz and
Bonds ' and mortgages drawing I per
cent int rest. 5i4 LOG IS
Ouarterv and semi annual premiums,
dine subspquent to January l, 1850. -. B,103 ~
Interest accrued up 10 Jan. !, 1852. 2S355 90
Benis accrued up to Jan. J. 1859. 49,. 1875 10
Notes received for 40 per cent OF pre-
MUIR on policies for whole term OF
life, bearing interest .,,...:.... 59s, $50 81
Premiums on policies In the banda OF
AGENTS ....................,........ l757o5
-SI, sos oOl 20
The trustees have declared scrip dividend Of thirty per
cent ON ali policies for the whole term Of life force,
and which ssued twelve months prior 1852
and six interest In cash upon all previous dividends
nsvsbe or and LIST Monday next those
holding certificates and TO be allowed settlement of the
NEXT premium policies upon which been
ceived -
Morris Franklin, george Greer,
Alfred Freeman, M. D., Isaac c. Kendall
John VI. Nixon, John Il. Rogers,
John s. Bussing John Mairs
[ Seaman, William rarck,
David Dovs, lnring Andrews,
DARRELL Miller, Russell Dart,
William Barton. William H. Appleton,
VIM G. Dusenhury, Charles J, Martin,
John Il. Williams, Piny Freeman.
PRESIDENT,
NORRIS FRANKLIN.
VICE PRESIDENT, AcrutpY,
rsAAU C. KENDALL, PLINY FREEMAN,
MEDICAL EXAMINERS
/ Cornelius r Bogert ~ D..
George Wilkes, NJ. ID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03

LVOR NASSAU N. p, AND HAVANA,
The British and North American royal mail steamship
KARNAK, Captain A. Brownless will sail from the
panys wharf at Jersey City for the ports
rival of steamship Geavng Liverpool January 2 pro
baby It'll of February
Passage money TO Havana. 60
Passage money between Nassau and Havana is
For freight or passage apply TO
Il. CUNAgD, No. Bowling Green,