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Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-23
JOHN G. FALL,

JVHN u. EA LII,
No. 1877 FIRST STREET,
TSNow RECEIVING, DAILY, LARGE QUAINT
Il ties Of
GROCERIES,, PROVISIONS. WINES,
LIQUORS, CLOTHING, &c,
Which he offers to the public at Low PRICES. The
following comprises part of his stock
200 boxes Adamantine and Sperm CANDLES;
20 hhds. HAMS and BACON
cases Oregon HAMS, SHOULDERS and BACON;
case SMOKED BEEF;
60 packages BUTTER-1O do fresh do;
20 cases best LEAF LARD;
40 bbls and half bbIs. CRUSHED SUGAR;
30 boxes PULVERIZED SUGAR;
hhds. and 20 half bbls. N. 0. SUGAR.;
tons ALUM and fine SALT;
40 kegs L. b. SYRUP;
30 kits and half bbls. MACKEREL;
60 bbls and half bbls. Clear Mess and Prime PORK;
b coils ROPE--sze a inch to inch;
80 pieces DUCK-No 10 to No. so;
200 boxes Common SOAP;
10 boxes CASTLE SOAP;
80 boxes assorted brands Chewing TOBACCO;
Carolina Rice, China Rice, Smoked Herring, &c. :
For sale at small profits. feb9-y
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-23

B- The rush of people to Houston
HASTINGS CO. still continues, and every one goes
there to purchase, they selling off their large
ing cost; and some OF their goods at almost any
price for cash.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-23
Notice.

Ifyou wantto smoke something very 6ne,
Then try John S. Bowman's Genuine.
NEW CORNER TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORE,
les Cor. I'd and D Sts., Marysvne.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-23
$4,000 Peach Trees,
ornamental Trees,
5000
climbing. PERPETUAL 4 MONTHLY
5000 Ornamental Shrubs and Creeping
Vines

Vines,
Comprising Flogering Almonds Athea, Rose of
Sharon, Snowberry, Llacs, Privet, Honeysuckle Ge-
raniums, We. bena, Dahliahs, Lilies, Tulips, &C.
All for sale low be purchased Of any rela-
bic Nurseryman in the State. discount made to
wholesale purchasers. Orders promptly attended to
and Trees carefully packed TO go any distance
quired. Apply at the Nursery, four miles below Ma
rysville, Sacramento Stage road or at Saesroom, 81
street, next TO the Post Office, harysville
q. II. BEACH. Proprietor.
N. B.-GE0RGE MERRITT, Msrysville Scotsman,
in charge Of saesroom will be happy to receive call
from his former customers and friends, when he will
endsavor % sustain his former reputation for selling
The best Seeds ohtsined ln the State febls-im
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-23

Camphcmc, Lamp d Machine.
1000 gals best Polar Oil;
1,00O gals fresh distilled Camphene;
10000 gals super winter strained Lard Oil;
500 gals pure Sperm Oil;
so doz Olive Oh, quarts and pints
Patent Axle Grease in kegs and cans superior artele
Camphene and Oil Wicks;
25 bbls. White and common Rosin;
1000 lbs. Potash.
For sale at the lowest marketrates.
139J st, Sacramento, by r. II. MCDONALD kCO.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-23

Important 10 ErRVeIers.-- rom and after
this date, will carry passengers to from the boats
at the reduced price of FIFTY CENTS, instead
OF one dollar, as heretofore charged.
January II, 1879. GEO. W. LAMDIN.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-23
MARRIED.

On Monday morning, the 21st inst, Mr.. Daniel
Schooley and Miss Anna Schermier, all OF this city
With the above announcement came the usual
accompanments of wine and cake, which we're duly
attended to. We wish the happy couple long and
joyful life, and may their shadows never be less
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-23
MARBLE.
Premium Marble Works.

P j. DEVINE 81 BRO
h Street, Corner Sirth. Sacramento, Cal.
MARBLE MANTELS AND CRATES, MONU.
w ments Tomb and Grave Stones Table and Coun-
ter Tops Tile, Granite and Freestone Stills and Lin
tells, &c, &C. constantly on hand and made to order
on reasonable terms. All kinds of Ornamental Work
doEe with dispatch. jy22-6m
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-23

THE HOME OF WAsHINGrox.-A cores
pondent Of the Mount Vernon Record, who
has been on a visit to the scenes he describes
says:
The tooth of decay is rapidly destroying
all the labor that Washingtons mind and
hands bestowed upon his pleasant home. Its
ravages had commenced long before the
present proprietor made Mount Vernon his
residence, aud year after year the work Of
desolation goes on more and more rapidly.
The magnificent piazza, under which Wash
ington and his friends SO often walked gaz.
ing with delight on the broad Potomac and
the green fields of Maryland beyond, is bend
ing towards destruction, and all the out.
houses are falling into decay 1t needs more
than the income of moderate fortune, by
far, to restore and preserve all these; and to
require the present proprietor to do it, is
asking an impossibiity.
| have recently visited Mount Vernon,
spent two days and two nights under the
roof Of the venerated mansion, and enjoyed
there true Virginia hospitality. | have seen
with my own eyes and heard with my own
ears the whole story of Mount Vernon as it
is and with feeling akin to that of Peter
the Hermit, when he returned from the Holy
Sepulchre at Jerusalem, | desire to plead
earnestly and eloquently for my countrymen
to come forward speedily and take into pos
session the sacred Tomb of the nations Lib
orator.
know that not one hour is to be lost, if
we would possess what Washington closed
his eyes upon, for many things are ready to
crumbe into dust; and earnestly hope thu
before the blossoms of another spring shall
send forth their perfume from the garden so
carefully planted by the illustrious Patriot,
the whole sum required for the purchase,
renovation and adornment of Mount Vernon
will be in the hands of the Association. Eng
land raised a monument over the amputated
leg of one of her heroes; will not this peo.
pie hasten, with the enthusiasm of cairn-
builders, each with his or her mite to testify
like reverence for the Home and Tomb of one
who was more than Hero, more than Sage
who was First in War, first in Peace, first
in the hearts Of his countrymen p
MINIYG EXTERPRIsE--CoRNELL AND TUTHLL.
Their flume is 1000 feet long, four feet wide
and four feet deep, and is charged with
quicksilver to catch particles of gold escap-
ing from ground sluice above. The claims
extend from the junction of Sidney Gulch
and West Weaver Creek 5000 feet up the
former; II ''corral." or sort of wing dam has
been constructed to turn the water to one
SIDE, which leaves the creek bed in working
condition, even during high water; a deep
trench was madein which upright posts were
placed and boarded up, making n water tight
barrier, which It is not possible for high flood
to break down. The barrier is 500 or 2O0O
feet in length and cost nearly $4,000 The
owners employ six men-sometimes more
TO work out the entire claim will reouira
two or three years of active and unobstruc-
ted labor. Last year 81 900 were obtained
this year much greater yield is probable.
The PrOPertyis very valuable Trinity JOUR
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-23

Aollo""y's pills and Ointment. Habtual
constipation the parent Of apoplexy, general debili
v' and premature decay,is permanently cured by a
course Of the Pills, and no external disease can long
resist the Ointment.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-23

JOHN c. FALL
Has now in Store, and for Sale,
20 l6th casks N. Y. BRANDY;
20 bbls. best OLD WHISKEY;
bbls. EUREKA wIIISKEY;
$50 cases CLARET and sAUTERNE;
$50 cases BITTERs, GINGER, and CAL. WINE;
40 cases GIN and SCHNAPPs;
A1so-PoRT, MADEIRA and SHERRY WINE, GIN,
RUM and fine BRANDY.
For sale by JNO. G. FALL,
feb9-y Merchants Hotel Block, Marysville.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-23

eS5- Let no false decacy prevent you from consult.
ing DR.. CHAs II. TOzER, Of Sacramento, who has at
tended and cured many within the last four years;
and ell you who have no means to pay, can find in
him friend, who will make charges for examina-
tons advice. We would recommend all who are in
trouble to call him and also TO look over his trea-
tse on venereal in another part Of this paper. The
Doctors otice is on Sixth street, between and X,
Sacramento. nov4-vr
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-23
SperiaI 9utires.
Masonic,

The regular stated meetings Of Yuba Lodge No. 80,
Y. and A. NJ, are hsld on the Grst WEDNESDAY Of
each month. CuAa Rash. WN
B.F SHAEEsPKAR, se'y. febs.u
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-23

For a quick and permanent cure Of
Coughs Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness, Pains in the
side and breast Soreness Of breast and lungs, Night
Swests, Inflammation OF the Lungs and Throat moth
ing IN tile fo'm Of medicine equals DIR. WISrAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY for any Of the above
named diseases, and sincerely trust that all who
afflicted may test its excellence. The genuine has
a fac simile of the signature OF Henry Wisar, NJ. d.
Philadelphia; and Sanford Park, on a finely execu-
ted steel engraved wrapper. Therefore, be cautious
None else is genuine; all else is spurious, worthless
and deleterious. For sale by
PARK & WHITE,
1872 Washington street.
San Francisco.
RICE, COFFIN & CO., Druggists,
jan25-1m Agents at Marysville.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-09-03

2r. i. sS. Sbonas IN philadelphia teatithtist
inc nSubilaunS' Nussabs BON Stiaer's @ertsn in
insm Sanee" Granddaughter. Die, NIT Dem mcblss-
;%rcfsnen Portrait S6iGer's in @tabifi6 perisben
hno Pradbteoa s:tunhen nit @plri6nitt, nur $500
tolttn mire. Gin pafenoeres Grinuerunss,eiten an
pas 1OOiabrise S&iuer. Sutil1um t5unte' BEN Ser.
tbrsrn pss srcben Di&tsrs i6merli6 scbptcn wercen.
pr. Steder nimmt Seifelunssn auf pielss sHerf cnts
sesen, une temrrten mir nod, pab bic Namen unp
Wobnert Der Subicritsnteu benz Berte pprsecrudt
meroen, ,samit nod in ipdtsren ;3titen Die Nadtum.
men eriepsn t0nnsn, tpsr BON bsn gprfabren f& fur
Zen 9rpeen peutItsn Si6tcr ~intsrsifrt BAT"
sfir %rlauten uns unirre 9eieriunen auf rae
OrpsrpcSs9slhdft Dos 5rn. 9. SO. 8pienbaum, Gdr
Der 6tsn anp Srcapitr. aufmertlam gu MADDEN, ras
f6 iebt, tspsntsnp persr6sert. rur4 zine reid,c aus.
rabl gutter unp bod btliscr Stpfe, paGtnp fir Die
5ertlt. uno Binter-S aiipu, bstsns smpfsblt. Qm
ndtlttn @'ttpod tpiro pieisr neI sinseri6tete Sturc
Dem Ssiuhs pfeu itehsn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-09-03
S6mB cafeit ttcbIt SaQ
Dent(fben e9dger-G Ompagnie
I'm
BELLEVILLE

3te Sir9inia Rifle Company matt bierntit Dem
9srhrtritrn .Ynblitum eic @n,rise, raB am WUntaa
Oen 12ten September bic GUmpdauie Gin 0reis .@tbri
ten-S6icben atbdIt unp nit einem Sau ~teItbliret.
rclder in S6oo uno Sencei's @arten liatifuoet,
ppiu QUE 0rsunee DIR epntpa9nir freunplid ~einsela-
cen peroen.
Gas S6ir6en Tnret Scrmittass auf eirem na6e6ci
A~cle9rnen 9las ltatt, mad welhem re Gcmpaouic
nah Seaepille ih tesitt unp NahmittasS Sau,Ycr,
Snlaen bat.
@tenp6 1T sroBe @artsntsGeu6tuns netf Sau.
mrlher bis ID ubr frrtcauert.
Sir quite Wuft 1T ssior9t. autb mertcn fur quite
Orrnuns ~palence Scrfebruussn s%ttrrfen.
Gintritt I'M &ans+SaIpn fir Serru 50 Gents. =
Der @intritt i'm Wartcn fret.
Die 6 o lite.
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ScacOinc 0orfclt.

Va mad Gem programme rrS @riana ScrcinS Dir
9tnta Der Sild3us %peftlten POM Geffplaee nab Der
Sthct duf libr Qtcncs ~fritaeitat III, 70 tabcn mir
lduf eriutsn pieler Mtitgltsper pitfre Sereins) CO
nesrnpH'wfn, pas 6rlt pnr& eincn . II bier i'm
0artrn du eeidhI's zen. unp laeen Icnpbl 3u Der 6elt.
stttsit, mis Su> hem Bale ~ersetcnf Gin.
S6ap II. SenprL.
Has- Der @artsn miro feltlih uuminirt irin.
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Ocuti6e Srisflife.
Sci Gem @ttplen biefcr 9ricfc mus benterft perSen. ban biz
ielber annpncirt iint.

SlumentGal, Sol. gedmann, 6einriG.
Sreltenltein, VI. Brunner. 8ihart.
Orsber. Oeder. paul.
Grnf. Nuguf. @pttlbau, GbriIfiau.
8unpla&, 8ris. 6cyrr, 6. (Qaitpr.)
9eI3arfcl. s.. 6artteu, Selurih.
6iebel. gBm. 6rttcs. Ncter.
Sampbaus. IS. Suae, Senrp.
0epmann, s. MYtrpm. Sutn &.
Sidingen, 3brmas, c. .. Gpnrao @uice.
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@sf6dfts- 6 rnHnuns.
Spbu Serbia

ieist Dem Stutitsn 9ublltum an, baB cr eire Seutffe Ss,,,.
ti-penoInn9 IN Der S'rcab-, spiften Der 6lcn unS 7tsa
Sr1Rt ttOnnSt eat: Stlonorrs cntpntbtt sr feline bclltTben
gsrlIe; 3meild,r, 8trl6rn, 9irnen (6uetln) &c, Saterfronn,'
Irtl%t hpuanptltt ptrlngs, Slpdiib (trpdcn unc oupS firrti
SaIotllcn in 5as IL. N'" - s'O'h"'J
S!9erren, !&aud,., 8au- unb S6uupftobaf Npsb,6l
que e'ripur;e. &tes. ipipie bic btiten G,rrterSs WriifSt
AnrG 9ittn Gint1tf 1T brreIb; in ben S,oub osfrbt n,
eientr. Irbn - 1922 5" p>
ICbtn q. Sdao'5 SptrI
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9Nptnun9rn Az Iermiettcn.

Ter nnterSthnste bat in Ieirem ncucr, al Der 5tcr uutcrbaIb
9stsh 9siegnen 3ouie msbrsre Npbuuneeu III pcruictben, paNenS
fur feline 6antiten, bic lrahth tcscBen weretn f0nncu. DAD SouS
ut IhSn 9shscn, bat 9erdumiSe uno luftse ainmcr, eincr rpruio.
lihen Srunnen, Sufroum &c. &c. 9erub. Grant
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unnbbdnaiaer 1urnprrein.

Die gfhSitber cclrtct psrSen a~ufgcfprberf. Gb an, Npruto,
6en 5tSn September, Ofor9ers 81 llbr in seller Surntleieuro in Ser
5urntaue e%niufinbcn. Sm @ufrdse
6. 81. Gammanu Shriftnort
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Ntuer @Gb lInpen

an Sroarltr. ipiltcn DR. 3. unb 8. @troer
Hnierietdnettr ntadbt Dem c~eutfden Qutlifum bir ,rosher,
anielar, rdB CT an cbi5sm 9Iasr eincn Miobtuahen eTS6ntt
pal' uho ellict III portcnImcnosn 5dlep I'm, ssEciaten an,
tstup. S,tHtu't @rSeiten mefoen 9e'tnafpcl unb mSaIiHs
eiliS ausSc1uPrt. 8eparaturen prompt unp biaio.
4bnn Nnn Errr u
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%. O uffc II,
Cabinet Maker,

5e StraBe. SmiiGeu Srcao- ump WnrIbaufr.
VILE Stretnerorttittu unb bic i'll eirltm G,eIt6ft pprfpm.
n,encrn SeearGturen rptrocn lhncu unc bilt9it ausse fibrt.
UNI redf Sabirei@e Nuftrdse bittct ~srsebtnff g.. @ufIe n.
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Ncltc Mmsci0cll.
Grocery sum gSertauf.

Der rntcrSSidnete nin'Gt feline on Ntainirasc ,ipiiben Der "a.
uno %. Strdfs 9rleSenc q5rcrtrp nebit Snadr pans aus frcjer Sane
i'll etrt0utn, OIL or mo NGne ;u iNbcn tcobIhhat. Der Stct IN
ppbla1rrtirt uno Der STIR 9ut ciuecri1tct. Die sScrfoufSbrStn.
S1rgsn pcrNrn duerrt btIis ecttut. 81. ShTttr
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8rispr. @srbalo's 9auRrirter gamiIten. sorsmpsr

Sa9ateiie
leeer Irt uno non gutter unb e~aucrbafter Irbejt wcrben bill al
%anscfcrtist .pn @. GuIfru o.
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Sefamutiuaebmn0e
@sfanntuuadbmusem.
Ginlaouns gum
Sttffum9s SeE
Niroimia
a am Mrntan, ben 5. Ssptsmber, I'M
REL LNIII nAnnnAI

WV YIN WtrnInI, Den D. StPteMbeF, I'm
BELLEVILLE GARTEN
Der Serren g do D unp &enSef fatf6nret unb
Su penen Gbeilnabme rr 5rsunoe beS @crstns unp
oas 9%elan'lnie 9utlitum ireunrlihit sinaelapsu 1T.
um % ubr @prsens p%sriammsln ifb Die SGnaer
uno surner, rsltc ibre Mitmirsuns ireuuoGi6f su-
aelagt Baden. in Dem SereinsIpfaIe Der Sireinia, Ode
Der oten uno @dribanfrabe. BON no aus f6 ram
Der 1elt3u9 in Sepssung itbt. DerIrlts sctt 0ar
lpauhraBe enflanS bis CUR 9tsn, pom bort nab Srpao-
StraBs hnp ron bier aus etreet mad, benz Scltplabe.
9fan elmer entiprehsnpen pauie bcsinnt ras Gcit
mu Velama, Dem f& ~ssielise Undertaking., Sans,
concert Wfnltt Der armrrp Sluc. 9urnitunaen &c. &C.
IN anweDlelneer SeibeniUIse aniblis6sn.
our quite Srenuns miro britens seIprst. uno Bort
oaS 0elt erinnhte purf paGtnbe Sprtebruneen unp
afrah9'nents gum @elins,n prs 5cteO ibr WtGslids
ttes Set3utraaen.
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@robe Sertsfcruns i'm 3nbnaus,irbeu.
"a 81 q

madt allen, tptlte 3&bnc ~ausae;uesn winShsr. ri, gr,.;,.
cap cr lept I'M Sefee Yn %Snitrumeuten III, srrilSlidtrT ~
aue { 9e%brandbttr. Die Ginfatbeit unb 9srlfpmrnsnbrit ;;t *
Ett SenliruGtIen ut Der Mrt, bab tic bae @ue ;icben Der 9Shn,
e5itsn serlnh btrausiu;itbsn, ME i'm ,~rrbredtn cber Sas
que ahpSrn Oetratlentti. OILS Giaen, Msinistn unb Gin.
lepen Yrn 3ahnen lrlfbt unb gt a~usocfibrt.
SIhes; NainitrNbe. ioilheu br v. y n 10
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Dry-Goods s. Fancy-Store,
no. 40. efe Srono= II. g.. Stra6e.. No. I76.
9. 90. st pfen6aum
ef'aisf lb eas as'b'ts YubIitum ouimsrfiam an nto(tu bos
II lstnt sS'nttrs 2Baeren entpfan9en, Die in slntr orpGfn SJuspp
MHRl Der nCnelttn @rtitcI %teitehen, uno al unoerne,I bii1iarn
vtcilen. ip'idhE telnt Gonrrreni sU!altrn. Y~ertduit ptrbrn'
S@ pebe belonocrS fpi9eube @rtifeI bsropr:
SetetnSeu9e, i'll ltpGr; uno alien WcScforSsn
Muslin Delain, aanS uno haIbpoQens.
Yfelinps 9anS unb 9.lbrpplleRe,
AeDir irlanbilhe 9einpanb,
gtehteS nicSerlinbiibe5 Gut unb GoITm,rAs
SRapIe, 9ianfetS, ippie cine srpBt @nstpobII nm a.,
feepin9 @oOoS II. wplenen u. 6nummulerrn - Wv"
Gin Sefut bisiss 2a8ers ptrb ersrbenit erbetrr S MN
.. 81. &plenbaum
f1abe gum neuen Morfte.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-13
SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY AND INCIDENTS.


SCENE I-Morning Room at rrenchard Manor .Almy
gossip tnersnt post Office much more exped
daS IN
siesoe %
on No and an
Scene n-Room in TTenchsrd Manor. .rhorne
f old
noble
%.I x.rsscs: \: III is Fl :p. # YANKEE
rain ;sin. Comic ssSissa 4S "a # r. Of zos
SCENE The oriel Gallery .Thorne
stern chase; viev matrimonial; Wholesome rebuff wanted
sf
ade S1ii ni and cream diso
heriied mtmais another cousin; an invalid with appetite
eli: j Ss; fs'ssss; surprise party; Ssiass
The mtmaId AGAIN. s o.s.r .:sse.smsr. ,;
uos s %y Da ssS ~
SCENE 1.-The orel Gallery
rood
than prOmsory notes. cgpdy he arch and Cupid ne
sss @ .vsrse 81 wrong trap
sS n sps s
ward the sunshine Of happiness.
SCENE III-The Wine Cellar. Almy
Evil spiris; social party wine In wit OUT Coyle intoxl
Gated constructive arceny Coye redvvus assault and bat
terry; Coyle prisoner.
A fathers despair; fearful alternative.
SCENE v.-Coyles Office. Almy
The eearch the private bureau; mensuraion and mental
arhmctc secret drawer how TO lind the spring. master
key; Coyle at liberty little rough aud tumble business Coyle
down; the release found yi a at bsy Murcotts pledge
SCENE VI.-Sr Edwards apartment
Sir Edwards despair; suicide; the towards refuge Flo
nee; the willing sacrifice.
SCENE vII-Lbrary Of Sir Edward Trenchard
Coyles reparation chapter OF Incidents; Murcos for
gveness and installation steward OF Trenchard Manor
imony; the epidemic proves contagious everybody
End Of piece.
The Orchestra under the direction Of Mr. Thomas Baker,
viii perform for the first time comic polka, entitled
sour American Cousin the sneezng Polka together with
entirely polka entitled The Lindsey Blues" composed
expressly and dedicated the members Of that celebaed
and Justly popular company by Mr. I. Baker.
To conclude with the celebrated farce Of
THE MARRIED RAKE.
Susan Twist. Miss Laura Honey
Supported by the strength Of the company.
Dress circle seats be secured week In advance with
out extra charge; 60 cents each.
Doors open 81; commence at IL precisely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-13

10y JOSEPH HEGEMAN-ExECUTOR'S SAI,E.-THURS-
day January r. at ~ o'clock noon Merchants Ex
change Wall street f not previously sold by private contrac
The valuable property the northwest of the
and Prince sreesEos go and zo Bowery and Nos and
Prince street. The lot Ia about Is feet In width
Bowery 40 feet IN the 1902 depth There
three buildings the premises which good
tenants As this property must be sold 10 close estae
will afford opportunity for safe investment and capitalists
requested examine the property before the sale large
.par Of the purchase money remain bond and
|gage Inquire or JOSEPH HEGEMAN corner of Woughby
land Pearl str oets, BROOKLYN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-13

|fyOMPTROLIER'S OFFICE, NASHVILLE, TENN. DEC
~ - l658-Under tho provisions Of the Act OF 14th Feb
6e Oh 80 and other acts the subject of Free Banking
w sell Il public auction at the Merchants Exchange n
Wall strt e< New York city the Sd OF February 1852
om day 70 day until they all disposed Of the fols wing
bonds endorsed by tho State OF Tennesee belonging
Following free banks In lquidaonto III Nashville
ChaAnooga Railroad bonds for 81 900 each belonging
hs Bank OF Claiborne; ~ East Tennessee and Virgins Rail
road bonds for each belonging TO the Bank Of
n ua Tennessee and Virginia Railroad bonds for 1900
Bnch belonging the Bank Trenon II Nashville Chat
Anoo9a Railroad bonds and B Memphs city bonds all for
n 600 each, bolOngng 70 the Bank Of Tazeweu.
1 Counnt
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A WIFE wANTED.-To MrI.LINERs-A GENTLEMAN
n OF 81 years who keeps favorable business wishes 10
Ind lady about % OF prepossessipg appearance sym
pathetic feelings, and who holds situation In the
millinery trade. References exchanged Address, appointing
\ Interview, o. T., Broadway Posi- once,
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IfyONTINUAfION sALE-EDwARD sCHENCK, AUG.
~ uoneer.superb furs1,By r. y III sCHENGK-Ths
street. fine assortment Of rich furs manufactured expressly
retail trade comprising Russian sable Hudson Bay sable
mink mAren, royal ernine c0aks, amas victornes
mu cuffs gloves &C. Also immense stock Of large
nay be found rich and well trimmed Rocky Mountain wolf
VERY rich grizzly bear white polar bear Hudson Bay WOLF
wolf robes get n with black bear beautiful French genet and
|,0On Ian rObes.
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AI/ BROADWAY.
ff SNIFfINB CAMPBELL MNBTREIS.
BILLY BIRCH. the unvAed "Brudder Bones and vsrss-
Southern Darkey BOWERS the best shaksperi.n darkvs
osa b Sny r us a II nn % ne
the great paniomlmiss; @. ". MOORE J. A. HERMAN, B
MONDAY EVENING" JAN. 10, and every evening during
the week. UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION. WIZ -
given the following
in which part he stands unrivalled.
BOWERS. Sam John0o0
Also the burlesque the OLD FOLKS CONCERT.
BREAK-NECK ACT, FRENCH DANCING MASrER-As
Immense success Of the new piece entitled
PHOUR-T-THlEvKS.
which for It's orgnay Of language must be heard be -.
pIeciAted-
Doom open at 61s concert to commence at ~
Thursday evening, JAN Is Annual BENEFIT Of r. II OAR.
ROLL prior 10 hs departure for England.
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BILLIARDS.

BILLIARDS..
DHELANs IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES AND
COMBINATION CUSHIONS.
PATENTED FEB. TO- 1856; OCT 49, 1856; DEC g. 1857
JAN. IL, 1883; NOV. 16 1855
These tables well be the best the world
For sale only Mt the mandatory 81 and % street, and
dPHEIsAN's. 786 and 76S Broadway, NY.
CHARPs IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES ARE KNOWN
TO be the best IN The world Al inferior patent cushions
replaced by Holmans patent reexbe cushions Manuac-
tory No 8 Fulton street. few second hand tables for
cheap.
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HENRY II. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO
IL q Nassau street-HENRY H. LEEDS & co. win sell
auction ON Friday JAM a. at II O'Clock 10 the gallery
gaintns being private collection OF the first class Among
may DO found two pictures by Benjamin West
UsrtsT Cheysisr Ghaelain Lilly spencer, Ranncy
OF dusseldorf Durrie Ingram Williams and many others
Iney are now on exhibition In gallery. Sale without
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L8pRT IT. NICOLAT, AUCfIoNEsk..F5SG.,ve,r AZ \,
iCOHS VIII sell this day Thursday at 2 O'Clock, at the
Ae~rh Evch
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WM. WRITER'S, AUCrfONEER, WILL, SELL, THIS
w Thursday at2 O'Clock nj 4f6 Canal street general ne
pertinent OF furniture carpets feather beds atircsaes AMI
also china gs and crookery p,ror and cook
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DARNUMs MUsEUM-THE WREN JUVENILE COME
ID dians in delightful VARIETY OF ENIERTAIN-
5s a y O'clock, ToX EoDDys sECRET: Capt Dqssnd,
Lito Ned Wren; OLD Tom Noddy, Master Oliver Wren.
SWISS MOUNTAiNEERs. Rosetta, Lit Martha; Trig LIT
tie Ned. The famous AquaIia Happy Family and million of