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sale house. References to satisfy the employer will
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ing-ro0m. . ocl8.bs
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N0R SALE-PAPERS--Se thousand
IL old papers at 49, per hundred, at this office.
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"ANTED-eOTT q good ten
w ant, a cottage residence Of about four rooms,
be PosSe ReSt about ae9 ss psr month";
Address FRANK, Penny Press Office. oclSbs
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thursday morning January 20! at Il O'Clock
oS SSs o. xs Oh
This collection forms about ls lots Of choice works Of
They all IN ne condition and mostly rich frames The
he saIesrooms.
A J.. .BLERCKER, SON 4 co; WILL SELL AT
"A. at u O'clock at The he M sTsmsy Exchange
On 18th st. the four story house and lot No. sal w. 4ss
az az az ga: :,sS ; x rem. FER so9 lot
ofBws house ls6x52 ne. and VIII rent for 81 100 lot
On lin ave- the four story brick house lot 2sth 4s
sSSss IL
VS. asSs is1 sale positive
1900 acres Texasands the richest quality unsurpassed
a a f ms and % II :
location the hsahis 81 n M shs ySsd ssss'
onssa lots win spIid .Ssrssu No. 800 sn W., n
each
On 81 ave. cSs q ave. 800 sss assico T.
@ saiS e. g nous
e sas swss ssS sa ed n Il
Gsss 81 s z IL
or x% Ss sss BARR. 81 s and 10, 1872
a SSs SSa o 81 the modern I'M
Hudson the story Dr. sons front house and
10y
9SS h s Is
18th ward (Harlem lots
Peremptoy sale of a9 lots and Cores being part Of the well
On in ave. e cor 18th st lots rs lxl00n
On 7h ave djoning ahove cores 2, T. aud q front
On e. aSoninss above pss ss lots
On S st. ad s ahove ns cores 20 and Is in front
Ss sns 81 s?sss isfs
On 10th st adj abo) "a lots N fr bet 9th 9TH
g. ss "a n ss' IT. 100 + e. ss in
ON 18th ST. ID full lots, g. :. 18th st. 100 IT. 6thave
On 9th ave- bet both and 18th lots front
On 9Th bet 18th and l3sh lots CONG " front
on s st. djeinns asose ae Cores & and sos front
Bet 18th and lSsth ss adj 9th os dirt sizes.
On 9Th ave. w. Issth gore las, 1910 and q
On 18th st., taf Joining above) IS ane os 25x99
On s,h djonng sbove in rear 10 hne los and
Between 18TH and 18th small cores different Sizes
On 9th av N. y. lSSh 81, lots and large gore
On lsth adoining sbove), Is lots large gore
On 139th st admung above 10 rea !, lots ant3 III
On i4Oh ST. 1888 IT, In W. 9Th av 10 lots and large cores
Between ls9 and 4oth sts adjoining above ans large
On 10th st. N s., 1862 IT. Gin. ". 5h av, lots fine
On ilist at IS s. I76 n W. 9Th av, lot and cores.
Hetween 40th 4lst adjoning above gore lots
On l4Ist., N S. 1876 IT, W. 9th az 2 fine cores.
The lots cores the Fifth frame have frouts
title 80 the property perfect and the sale will be positive
Two thirds remain. Books maps, &C. at No. Broad
street
Receivers SALE Bond for $4,000 BY H. Stewart TO j. NJ
Hso, claim for 1850 int of j. NJ. Petch against VIM H.
By order JNO G. ANGEL. Receiver.
Maps and full particulars OF the above at No Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-16

LITERATURE.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
POSTPONEMENT OF PUBLICATION DAY.
BONNER vs. OAKSMIrH.
We not when announced Monday Jan. II,
1859, the publication day OF
THE GREAT REPUBLIC MONTHLY,
That the successful newspaper In the world the New
YORK Ledger had been announced to- be issued on the
day We feel that would for two such great
guns be fred at the tme In fact the
could possibly take of two such heavy editions at
We therefore cheerully give way to Mr. Bonner and
THE GREAT REPUBLIC MONTHLY
VIII positively be published Tuesday morning JAN Is 1882
o'clock. at aud after which hour will be for sale by
Ross 4 Tousev l2l Nassau street.
Dexter Brother, IL Ann street,
Fepdricsson. Blake 4 Long, q Ann street,
II. NJ. Dewitt, i62 Nassau street.
And by the trade throughout the United States and
Canada
Subscriptions should be Gent 10 the publishers Specimen
copies sent by mail on the receipt of 25 cents.
1ermsSingle copies rs cents yearly subscrptlonsone
copy copies S. three copies four copies S9 and
FIVE copies over, 10 the sane club, 81 each.
OAKSMITH 4 CO, Publishers
liz and ia William street, N. Y.
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1870 CENTRAL ROUTE
lOCCs FOR THE WEST,
Via HARLEM RAILROAD

NEW YORK GENITAL RAILROAD.
One dollar less than by ary other route TO Albany Troy,
and all stations West and North
depot Of Twenty sixth street and Fourth
avenue New York
10 O'Clock A. NJ express mail train.
$50 p. NJ express train,
Connecting at Albany with the New York Central Railroad
trains for all stations through Buffalo and the West also,
with the Albany Northern road for stations North
Returning. leave Albany
746 A. NJ mail train, connecting with the New York Cen
trail train from the West East Albany with the train
leaving Troy 1880 A. NJ.
S3OP M, express connecting with the Central Railroad
train from the West and at East Albany with the train from
Troy at 2O r. NJ Passengers rely this connection
from Troy.
ARRANGEMENTS.
Freight for Albany and the West received nj depot OF
White and Centre streets until O'Clock NJ aud or@arlel
by express quick as by any other route.
This road is 10 excellent order provided with is owo
telegraph equipped with aud commodtnus aud
speed safety and comfort, IL equal TO other route
Depot New York Of weny sixth street add Fourth
avenue
Tickets procured and baggage checked at the Office corner
of Maiden and Dean street. Albany at toe depot az
East Albany. WIN. j. CAMPBELL superintendent,
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INsrIruTE HAM. NArCHKx, MIssIsslPPL-rhIs

INSTITUTE HALL, NATCHHz MS0iSSIpPL-TH!e
beautiful hall, by NE introduction o. an ABUNDANT sapYn
Of xss eht has received tho only addition required
make of the most plsassnt and eommodi2us sudrss
the South for poncers iectures and panoramic display -
door Of the hall pruperwh'ch s In the Second oooc
pled with comfortable chairs and seees furnishing seS nu
benR romOe 800 Across the end OF this room pm
form four feet above the door ocrs feet VIII oos.se
'front.' Two comfortable Withdrawing rooms 0pen On ne pa
form In the rear. ys,Jtor and pclccD,so proveed A"'
other allowed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-16

A LFRED BRAGG. AUCTIONEER-ON THURSDAY,
"A jan a. st lO o'clock ut 80 Cortlandt street. 900
shoes being the balance of the stock Of Bragg
4 Co. Terms made known day of sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-16

vNRQFsssoR RARToLrTrs INDUSTRIOUS FLsAs-
Now on exbsbion Al No 900 Broadway first floor room
No Thesefess now exhibited for the frat time IN Amsr
en- arc ali tanned and trained and perform the most wonder
feats such aa driving mills drawing cars working me @ ~,
mia gold mues Sc, &c. open from O'Clock r. "a un Az
o'cloek r. NJ Admission % cents.
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SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY md INCIDENTS.


os. than tnswa IsSsy ; where
dead branch Of the genealogical gsses an
coasny ssc'on eaecisd; an uasas ,s.9ry snchsOp;
chowde, no sspacss no nothing; an Am 0'0n ainA orAn
Scene II-soon in rssnchard Manor. .rhorne
financial panic mortgage Sc fraud Il per
female Robin HOOD Sepssss nsSrs wa noble
sossn & ss:s f:a%
rain storm Connie 'sSlssaa sc spd e. Hqd of AesL
SCENE 1.-The orsl Gallery Thoroe
the amt
Dsw irsna .ips:ss shsnos; hope and despair
bona nde iassss i , mix and cream;
new applicant osss i1sasSas refusal; srsats
g ss s@ss9 IBID sssss
SCENE 1 AT NJ Node, Dairy.
in he MILKY ss story VIII
aGse deed which s, 81 in ssos srsSy I'm
r. y: s;
s
1
SCENE Sen II soniS'si sns se 6siaf
coyie redvivas; assault and bat
vary; o0'l's J RE;fef fv.sr Ea..ra. Apartment
A fathers despair; Re Arful alternative.
V.-Coyles Once. Amy
The search; the private bureau; mensuraon and mental
y s s9sas s
DOWN the found; villain BAY Murcos pledge
SCENE vI.-Sfr Edwards Apartment
Sir Edwards despair suicide; the towards refuge; Flo
q uce the willing sacrifice.
SCENK ViI-Idbrary of Sir Edward Trenchard.
Coyls's reparaon; chapter OF Incidents; Murcos for
giveness and installation steward Of Treuchard Manor;
inony the epidemic very contagious everybody
married and settled everybcdys happiness complete
End Of piece
The Orchestra under the direction q Mr.. THOMAS BA-
KER will perform evening selections
vcrs operas also ths highly SUCCESSFUL connie polka OUR
Champagne Battle The sneeze and Coyie song and his
I'D 4
To conclude with the successful farte
THE CAPTAIN Is NOT AMISS.
Emily. Miss Marion Mccarthy
Supported by the strength Of the company
circle be secured week In advance with
out extra charge; 80 cents each.
Doors open al 6h; commence at TX precisely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-16

DRYANTS' NNSTREIB,
d THE EXCELSIOR TROUPE OF THE WORLD,
Mechanics Hall l72 Broadway above Grand street.
Monday, jan H. aud every night during the week.
Immense success-Peasng novelues-Decided bit.
6HYLOCK,
THE MERCHANT OF CHATHAM STREET.
Dan bryant the eminent African tragedisn shylock
Soiree dEthope-Comical Sketches-Piartaton Scenes.
JERRY and DAN BRYANT,
the favorite fun makers, in their side splitting
CHALLENGE DANCE and SCENES AT PHALON'S.
sHYLoCK will be performed every evening.
Doors open 6 curtain will rise at ia. Tickets Is cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-16

ACADEMY OF MUeIC.-PRoF o. N MlfCi Si.n VII =,
g The second lecture Qbe rs OF bs regnar clse ~
gve) AZ the OF Musc Wodncsiy sFsnnt Sn
suhiecThe laws Structure and stability OF tn@ rahs's
Svssn Tickets the 81 single uckes % sea-
sala AZ the booa slores door bNO resefFeo 49,"
poo,s o , s,Sl.; 70 commence at " O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-16

DABNUM's MUsEUM.-THE CELEBRATED WREN CO.
ID mediaps for two days only On Monday Tues
day afternoon at and evening at O'Clock the pretty piece
Of LADY AND GENTLEMAN IN PECULIAR PRE-
Miss hila Wren AFTER which variety Of and THE
of the characters by the Wren Family The exquisite
AQuaria, Happy Family Living Serpent &c 10 be Ad
mil.ance Is cents; Children under ten, Is cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-16

ERANKLIN MUSEUM, ~ GRAND STREET, ONE DOOR
II from Broadway -tnire company. Increased Ut
uociors New troupe of Model Artses. Fourteen tab
lesux. Crane artistic exhibition twice every dsy.
TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY
at occk In the afternoon and at " in the even
Ing strar and others w observe that the above Is the
only place where the
MODEL ARTISTES
exhibited consisting OF troupe Of the hnest formed wS
in Tire world. The entire troupe will appear la new mp
AFTERNOON AND EVENING 80,
MAY and Morning Star Alfred bS The braces Suicidc
Ratbers Surnrsd Adam Feast OF Bacohus Rape OF
the sabr es Circassiqn Slaves Mypoe Dance Innocence
'ie'N ' THE THREE GRACES,
all of which will be exhibited every ..
~ " ~ Afternoon at g. and Evening at TX O'Clock
AIso the Female Mnstres Arab Girls French Billet Troupe
r other which be at other place OF
smusemeut In world Administrations seats ID
cents; oxes Private boxes 81 Seats the stage
AZ The afternoon performance Ia always concluded IN time
for the departure OF The different railroad Hoes.
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY, JANUARY l6, 1859.
ADJUSTMENTS.

..s.o ANfusENfESTs.
RRohDwA AK rBEATaE.
s0 saa se%iE 81 fRGHa Eddy
Dls.: CIRCLE cent. Family circle 3 s cent:
rs and fourth ters capable seating thousand
Tw0 GREAT DsXnAs. '''''''''n cents
MONDAY EVENING jan IL.
RO0KwOOD;
with most erfgl cast Of the celebrated
s: Mad pon nEa9 gs y NJ Xss nv
B. B tSs 4. TurD r.: Mr. McCo.tsy
For cs & vi ISs IN o cSu sssR. Of
Both pieces WIN be presented with every regard to scenery
Saturday afternoon ' s f;!e sss 1s great
u uNDIsiNisHED ATTRACTION
ION TAxI .I,Iss, onESt ORIGINAL ooxHDr,
WIKI ''''T GSF@hs Il Si!!ts} SUCCESS
THREE ESrGikE MONTHS,
s % nfsa ss6 sqFs ai s
nq 1ST re %DNED AND FORTY THOUSAND PEOPLE
have g. c'
USRrs. FAMED Btssys OF LAUGHTER.
o. I'D { A sShSc s'' ooc sins whEK'
A. Trensha d. Hampshire vssg
s ss. p ss,acs. T. H. S %ssase
G y. a As5aey 2. by co SadSss
aassscns ss' sord Dandrs ":
s !ssS whisi Eseo IN Srsss
i s:ss:ss: a.ssn' as:i ss:sS
s.ss s H 1ssssss..asas szsa
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THE FlNE ART3 - -. -. :.
l. OPEN AT THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN
Tenth street. between Broadway aud Fourth syenuei
r. RICHARDTS EXHIBITION OF AMERICAN SCENERY
comprising 100 oil psntings Representing humber OF Tho
finest views such as the FAls OF Niagara
Trenton St Anthony Moehaha Cbouiiere and Monmofenc,
the Mammoth Cave OF Kentucky Lake George Hudson
MlssssppI Rivers Caiski and White Mounaias tho Nsiura
Bridge n Virginia. Church, In the CITY OF New YORK
"'' 4 COLLECTION or DANISH PAINTINGS.
Open from 9,os and $50 ". Ady ason IS ceps;
tickets 30
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-16

UCiIoN.-J. BoGART, AUCT!0NEER-BY 8. 30.
"A 0ART.-On Monday. jan IL at l0H O'Clock at the
No North William street, household furniture
sofas tables mahogany bureaus lounges engravfngs looking
pAses mahogany stand feather beds, chairs bed
seads wasstands mahogany chairs kitchen furniture, &c.
Also consabies saiecouner looking glass clocks chairs
&c. JOHN HURLEY Constable.
Also constabes saieone grocers wagon. lot -four, &c.
N. j.. GROVES Constable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-16

1rENRY b. HERTs JR., AUCTrONEER-BY HERTS Il
III MOss-Wnl cell on Tuesday ~ at lots O'clock
the ssesroo No M fne street. large lot OF groceries, &C..
comprtsipR sugars coffee, OIL spices candles,
starch prupes brsndes sherry vines
also 500 900 of Havana
Geraan and American manufacture. Tern cash
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a N MERwIN AUCTI0NEER
"A. nv BANGS. MERWIs a CO.. Trade salesroons, No IL
thursday morning. January 20 at II O'Clock
ARTysT,s OWN COLLECTION or OIL PAINTISas, WA
TER COLORS. DRAWINGS AND ENGHAvINGa.
This collection forms about lz5 lots of choice
many them uudouhted nas by celebrated masters
pictures exhibition and catalogues may had
the Baiesrooms-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-16

WOODS MINSTREL BUILDING,
w 56i and $50 Broadway.
NEW YEAR CALI EVERY NIGHT.
ALE OLDEST COMPANY IN THE CITY.
WOODS MINsTREIS
appear every evening 10 their popular acts of
NEGRO MIySTRELSY,
With all the Comedians,
Messrs H. Fox, Cool White f. Brewer Charles White, j.
II. Budworth, aud the entire of this
LARGE AND TALENTED COMPANY.
First week OF Mr.. d. S. MANIFOLD, the fAvorite ballad
singer.
TO conclude with Bleekers celebrated and original farce
written expressly for this establishment entitled
NEW YEAR CALLS
with appointments &c
Doors open at OK; to commence nj TX.
Tickets rs cepts, Children under ten years. ID cents
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AIR. AND MRS. q. vANDESHOfFds READINGS, AT
wi Hope Chapel Tuesday, 18TH Thursday 10th, Saturday,

OPINIONS OF THE PKESS.
VapdeDhoTd delights by the sympathetic glow Of
feeling the heart genial steadily burning
poec fire which WHITES his conceptions
It's electric the coolest Of his auditors Into adj
miratiou -London Morning Post, Oct. 26 1853.
Reading with the and elegant In
his action and accomplished In a the externas OF the hs
onic art-IondOn Times Oct. rs, 1885,
As dramatic reader there no one in the country who
compete with him.-New York Evening Post.
he descends yet by the intense truthful
OF bis he produces effects yainy aimed at by
boiaterous effort OF voice.-Republc Washing ton.
g. This accomplished artist 10 certainly Of the finest in
his and happies In his execution that have
locked on.-Nationpi Intelligencer. WASHINGTON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-16

TNxECUTOR's SALE OF CLOTHING AND PIECE
u goods--By A. NJ. GRlsIN.sR alcioneer, 70 5owsry
On Monday IL instant at l0x o'clock abort 5000
nents ready mre clothing Consisting of css
mere CLOTH pilot and beaver ocs sack raglan and business
coats doeskn cloth aud stnet pants large assortment of
vests piece soois cassneres cloths ninss tins satoes
Ahrts drawers overas ties, ersya &c &c. By order OK
the executors Catalogues morning OF sale The above
viii be worthy the attention Of the trade BY orderof
j. H. FALR, rvacr,oxs
81. HRODY. nxecuofs
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DALACE GARDEN NOVELTIES.
i Stage Performances and kquestfianism Combined.
Monday, Jan. II, 1859 -
ofthe
WORLD RENOWNED
CHECTNI TROUPE
ssg forty of the most talented and experienced uve
nile pantommss and dancers who have just returned from
the island n Cuba where the Checni Family received the most
unbounded and enthusiastic applause In succession Of og
nal comic pautomines and
BsLLETs DE ACTION
Tableaux Vivants Comic Acts Dances &c
Also entire series of Entertainments entitled
VOCAL VISIONS
Ord Illustrations Ancient Modern Lay and Ballads
arranged for this troupe by None Chec
nj All enacted with scenery superb dresses appoint
ments tricks, srsnsfoEnatons prope rites, Nc
AN EFFICIENT ORCHESTRA
VIII be In attendance under the direction of
Mr. WIN. ROBERTSON.
LES TRoIs AmENs, Or, THE THREE LOVERS,
will be performed on this occasion by
TIE CHECfNI TROUPE,
with the following powerful csst:-
Bartian MISS N Wels
Incidental Dances
Pas de .......... Msacs L. Cbeciu and Wells
(otuic Alama Checip. Wells r. Checini
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MRS; FRANCES ANNE KEMBLE's READINGS FROM
Uu SHAKESPEARE, at Dodworths Saloon sos Broadway
Those for the ensuing week will be As follows:-
Monday morning Jan. II, kt O'Clock. C0Rl0LANUS.
Tuesday evening jan Is, st ociock JULIUS CESAR.
Thursday evening, Jan. 20, at O'Clock KING LIAR.
Friday evening, JAN 81 a, O'Clock, merry WIVES OF
WINDSOR
.Tckos 81 EACH be obtained a. the book stores Of
Messrs. Appleton 4 Co., SAC Broadway; Mr.. Crowan. 90
Broadway; q the Csrentg1 Hotel, and az the door.
Sofa (resrved 81 100 may also be had at Mr. Crowen
book store, 699 broadway, and at the door
No Itch will he sold after the residing has begun.
An early sttendsr &c Is solicited.
This of readings will be positively the last which NG
Keble wl giye in New York previous her retirement
from public life
DANvARD'S GREAT MECHANICAL PICTURE,
ID TIE DESTRUCTION OF JERUSALEM,
open al the hail Broadway, Blocker ,strook
Also the sf famed OF the HOLY LAND. EvaSy
Wednesday and Saturday afternoon at O'Clock and even
evening a,7k. Admission rs cents children Is cents
CHAKsPERE-DICKENS.
- Mr. G.. vANDENHOFF, assisted by Mrs. G. vANDEN-
HOFF will give the first of three readings Hope Chapel
TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. Is 1859.
Part 1.-Shylock's Scenes from THE MERCHANT OF We
NICE including the Trial Scene In which Mrs. vandenh06
will read the part Of eorta.
Pat2Mr. V will give from The Pickwick Papers," The
celebrated trial OF
BARDrIL. " PICKwICK.
Thuraday evening, 2Dth-MACBETH, &c Saturday even
ing 22d-8AMI.bT, &c. Tickets 10 the three readings, H.
single reading, 30 cents.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-THE GREAT CEN.
the West Time at least abort and rates Of
freight and fare low, at all unes as by any other route
For contract freight 70 point In
entire West the Office No Aston House.
j. l.. ELLIOTT, Passenger Ageat.
LEIGH 4 CO, Freight Agents.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-02-11

PIXIES PEAK.-We know of no better
way to enable readers to analyze the mys-
teries of Pixies Peak, without going there,
than by publishing such letters as are writ
ten to friends from that region. The fol-
lowing is an extract Of letter from a gen
tleman in Kansas TO his friend in this city
81 received yours about two weeks ago
] see by the tenor of your letter you have
the Kansas gold fever. I would advise
you to not let it rise too high. You want
to know what IS thought of the mines in
Kansas. 1t is hard to tell whether there
is gold enough to pay or not / do moi
think they have found much gold as yet
Every few days some of the miners arc
seen coming back without gold and ragged
which with us is not good sign. There
is some gold there, no doubt, but nothing
like California. Decatur Gazette.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-02-11

lst Bcfore you bow 70 iady IN The
street, pcrmit lier 70 decide whether yon
may do 80 or not, by At least look ofree-
ogniiion.
"a. When your companions bow 70 Ia
dy, YOU should do tic same. When q gem
tleinau bows % a lady in your company, al
ways bow to bin 10 .SouiAern
Journal
Nothing is so illy understood in Amer
ica Ms those conventional laws Of society, so
well understood aud practiccd in Europc.---
Ladies complain that gentlemen pass them
IN the street unnoticed, when, 10 fact, The
fault arises from their breach Of poiiseness.
1t is their duty to DO the amiabIe irst, for
4 II is privilege which ladies enjoy Of choos-
ing their own associates or acquaiutances
( No gentleman likes to risk the cut 10 the
street by alady through premature salute.
So many ladies, il would secm, dent know
their trade Of politeneSs Meeting ladies
in the street whom one has casually met IN
company, they seldom bow unless be bows
first; and when gentleman ever departs
from tho rule Of good breeding, except oc-
casionally, by the way Of experiment. his
acquaintancos do not multiply, but he stands
probably charged with rudeness. A lady
must be civil to gentleman into whose
I company she may casually be placed; but
gentleman Is not upon this TO presume up
on an acquainianecsliip the FIRST time he at
terward meets her in the street lf it bo
! her will, She gives some token Of recogni
ton, when the gentleman may bow; other
Z wiae he must pass on and consider himself
= a stranger. No lady need hesitate to bow
a to gentleman for he will promptly and
l. politely answer, even it be has forgotten bis
+ fair saluter; no one but brute can do 9TH
erwise should he pass on radely, his char
acter is declared, and there is cheap rid
! dance. Poitencss or good breeding is IKE
g law-thc reason Of things. s."-Aiapy Atlas
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-02-11

A BALD EAGLE FRozEN TO TIE Ice
The other day large bald eagle caught a
wild duck in the river Susquehanna, oppo-
site Duncannon, carried it to a cake Of leo
which had lodged on rock, and commenc-
ed his feast. During the operation. ii Is
supposed that being wet, his feet and feath-
ers, from the intense cold, froze fast to tho
ice; and being unable to cxtricato himself,
perished. There was desire TO capture
the great American" but he conld not be
on account Of the great mass of
floating ice between him aud the shore
Hdrris6Urgh Telegraph.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-02-11

Andersen, in bearing generous testimony
to Morphy's powers, says he is too strong
for any living player to hope to win more
than game here and there. He never
makes mistake, but as soon as his adver-
sary commits the slightest blundcr, his
game is gone. If a player makes move
"approximatiyement" correct, but not tex
actement" the right move, Morph7 is dead
certain to win. Andersen has also giver
his opinion that Morphy would have beat
en- all the threo great triumvirate-Philli
dor, La Bourdonnais and Mcdonnell.