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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-30

AT MEETING of citizens Of the Third Ward, at
Taylor's building, Seventh street, last evening.
MIR. Thomas DOnOho, the present incumbent, was
nominated for Alderman. and Messrs. p. NJ. Mar
tin. I. Shekels, and Hudson Taylor. for Common
Councilnen at the ensuing municipal election.
Messrs. r.. +. Queen, p. NJ. Martin DR. Cook
James F. Oevine, and Hudson Taylor Were chosen
delegates to the prop, sd Democratic City Con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-30

c. c. G. C.-COughs, Colds, Consumption Cured
by the timely use of Mrs. Nj. NJ Gardmer's Indian
Balsam of l.lverwort, the best and most eficctual
remedial asent offered in all Pulmonary Com
plants. For sale every where. apN-Iw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-30
GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEM'Ts

LATfIS.
"A LARGE Supply OF vary superior PLASTEI
AID LATHS for sale low for cash at
J. IIBBEY & SONS,
SO-3t Watsr street.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-10-28
BY M. Fields.
EggF}IE gBG9gP1F7gE5g,

Is published every Friday morning at One
Dollar and Fifty Cents per annum, if paid
within six months from the time of subscribing,
or Two DOLLARS if not paid until the expira-
ton of the year. No paper discontinued until
all arrearages are paid, unless at the option of
the editor.
ss> ADVERTISEMENTS conspicuously inserted
atthe rate of one dollar per square for the first
three insertions, and twenty-five cents for eve
ry subsequent insertion. Twelve lines to con-
stltute square. If the number of insertions
be not marked upon them, they will be CONT
nued until forbid and charged accordingly.
A liberal deduction will be made to those who
advertise by the year.
~ CONGREGATIONS, the effect Of which is
to promote private interests, are matters Of
charge, and are to be paid fer at the rate Of ff
" cents per square. All communications must
be accompanied with the authors name, other
wise they will not be inserted.
s75- Advertisements for Companies or Asso-
Citations of any kind, denominational, charita-
Bile or otherwise, are in all cases to be paid for
at the usual rates; and obituary notices or eulo-
gies in addition to the announcement, will be
charged at the rate of fifty cents per square.
5EES- OFFICE, in the house on the southwest
corner Of the Square, lately occupied by WIN.
SAGE.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-10-28

the post he has for so long time filed
with distinguished honor to himself and
our State
Before conclude, Mr.. Editor, permit
me to make an observation or two in re-
gard to the necessity of our having an
efficient friend and advocate in the U. S.
House of Representatives, to aid in pro-
curing the passage of the Metropolitan
Railroad bill through that House.
a word to the wise, it is said is
sufficient" OF one Of the candidates
to represent our District, in the next
Congress, Mr.. HAGNER, know nothing,
and, therefore, say nothing. The other,
COD. HUGHES, l have known many years,
but never, until very recently, did
know to what political party he belonged
nor do | now consider it of any impor-
tance-but this | feel bound, in conside-
ration of the interest of the county, to
say of him, that he has from the first, up
to this time, been firm friend to the
Metropolitan Railroad and that am
fully impressed with the conviction of
his ability and disposition to promote the
true and best interests of
MONTGOMERY.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-10-28
1,)oetrp.
DISSOLVE THE UNION

Dissolve the Union Who would part
The chain that binds us heart 10 heart?
Each link was forged by saiuted sires
Amid the Revolutions fires,
And cooled-oh, where so rich flood
In Warren's and in Sumpter's blood.
Dissolve the Union Be like France
When "Tcrror reared her bloody lance,
And Man became distractions child,
And woman in her passions wild,
Danced in the Likelihood of her Queen
Before the dreadful guilotine
Dissolve the Union Roll away
The spangled Flag Of Glory's day;
Blot out the history Of the brave,
And desecrate each PATRIOTS grave,
And then above the wreck of years
Quaff an eternity of tears.
Dissolve the Unionl Can it be
That they who speak such words are free :?
Great God did any die to save
Such sordid wretches from the grave
When breast to breast and hand TO hand
Our patriot fathers freed the land j.?
Dissolve the Union 10 Forbearl
The sword Of DamoClcs is there;
Cut but hair, and earth shall know
A darker, deadier tale Of woe.
Than hist'ry's crimson tale has told,
Since Nero's car in blood e'er rolled.
Dissolve the Union Speak We hills
fe everlasting mountains cry;
Shrek out We streams and mingling rills,
And ocean roar in agony:
Dead lleroesl leap from Glory's sod
And shield the manor of your God +!
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-10-28
moN. ERAnrrs nopKIYs.

&c IF peaceful means fail us, and we
are driven to the last extremely, whore
ballots are useless, then well make bull
let's effective"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-10-28

HATING TO THE BITTER ESD.-We
cannot sec how any member Of the Amer
lean party, who originally belonged to
tho Democratic party, can support Mr..
Hagner for Congress or for any other
public position. That gentleman de-
clares in his recent Address," that
since the disappearancc Of the Wing
party" he has, in voting ALWAYS given
the preference for those who ailclainled
TO be Wings, or who FORMERLY Jeionged
IN that party. In other words, since "the
disoppearaace Of tho Wing party 1--WE
thank Mr.. Hagner for teaching US that
world whenever he was called upon 10
vote, he ALWAYS" voted, not only
against those who uere Demscrats, but
also against those who HAD BEEN Demo-
Gratis. II this is not hating Democrats
to the bitter end, we really don't know
what is. st Marys Beacon.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-10-28
BLACKS MITHING.

v.-sSsssn TIE subscriher respectfully IN
gsY forms the citizens Of Montgomery
zAA1Szssz county and the public generally,
that he sill continues 10 carry on. in Brook
vile the BLACKSMITHING BUSINESS, in
all its various branches.
lie is prepared 70 do HORSE-SHOEING,
CARRIAGE WORK, REPAIR REAPERS,
and all other work in his line, with ncatness,
durability and despatch.
al persons in favor Of encouraging home
industry viii please call on the undersigned,
and they will be attended to.
Thankful for the patronge heretofore bes,ow-
ed, he s0licits continuance Of the same
iune 24--N WIN. II. Cuttings.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-10-28

"In case Of the alternative being pre-.
scented Of the continuance Of slavery Of
a dissolution Of the Union, am for dis
solution, and care not how soon il
comes"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-10-28
1)olititnl.

For the Montgomery County Sentinel
Election in Maryland
The Result of Great Importance TO
Montgomery County in Particular.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-10-28
Bonnets! Bonnets!! Bonnets!!!

kd3 JUST RECEIVED a fresh supply Of
ExS@ BORNETS, BONNET RfBANDS,
va ROUCBFS DC. Of the latest style, We
~ ka-.rorie and hemp.
iane2s WILLIAM BRADDOCE
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-10-28

Err Up in Lycoming county, Pa, n
mans qualifications for Office depend on
whether he did or did notmarry his cousin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-16
1OSO CENTRAL ROUTE
lOOO. FOR THE WEST,
Via HARLEM RAILROAD

NEW YORK GENITAL RAILROAD.
One dollar than by auy other TO Albany Troy,
and all stations West and North.
Trains depot of Twenty sixth street and Fourth
avenue New York
10 O'Clock A. NJ, express mail train
$50 p. NJ express rain
Connecting at Albany with the New York Central Railroad
trains stations through Buffalo and the West also
with the Albany Northern road for stations North.
Returning. leave Albany
745 A. NJ mail rain connecting with the New York Cen
from the West and at East Albany with the train
leaving Troy at 7:30 A. NJ
$50 M express connecting with the Central Railroad
from the West and at East Albany with the train from
Troy $50 T. NJ Passengers rely this connection
from Troy
ARRANGEMENTS
Freight for Albany and the West received nj depot OF
White and Centre Streets unt o'clock NJ aud rorwariei
by express quick as by any other route
This road 10 excellent order, provided with its own
telegraph equipped with and commoiDs aud for
speed safety and comfort equal any other route
Depot New York Twenty sixth street and Fourth
Tickets procured and baggage checked at the Office
Maiden lane and Dean street. Albany at the depot
East Albany. VIM. j. CAMPBELls superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-16

A CAnFMY OF NUkIC-PHof. o. NJ. NIT tsAh VIE.
p,e The second lecture 6rsl Of hs regular course %
Sve at Of Musc on wednssdy ~ s W.
SuhiecThe Laws Structure and stability on 'n@
syss an Tickets the ST. single tcseie 90 cen
sale al the boon stores aud door a. ~ o,clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-16
INSTITUTE HALL, NArCHn4 rssIsslPPI-THl

INSTITUTE HALL, RATCHnz MIS0fSBIPPL-THlH
beautiful hall, by me Introduction OF abundant supPb
make one Of the most pleasant and commodous bu,Idnss
The South for concerts lectures and panoramic display -
door of hc hall 10 In the second oe1e
pied with comfortable chairs and seees furnish'ng seA az
beriug from 500 the end OF this room p'n
form four feet above the door eCxls feet VIII 'octso
'front.' Two comfortable Withdraw rooms 0pen On me pe1
form IN the rear Jastor and pccerasu crowded ana M
other allowed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-16

, Trade sslesrooms, No. 10

This collection rs Of choice worss Of art
Thsy are ali fine condition. and mostly in rich francs III.
pictures are now on exhibition and catalogues may be had
J. BIEECKER, SON co. WILL SELL AT
"A. at IL O'Clock at the he @ ,shan Exchange
On th st. the four story house and lot No. SAL W. H. g. 1856
on Ion s s ga: :o srSp % Sc vii rent fer so lot ss
ofswsy house issiS2 ans and win rensfor 81 oo lot
the -four .sa story brio, &
Wa. ssss sshs; iiss positive
cotton wheat and corn well wilma % niles
ssseS Ss.sis;' ss '" 'A's'''
onssa g. twoots with build thereon Nos SOC 81 W.,
O. 50 81: rss a0sSs sr ha ssa roo each
or @ i@ % os ssss s@s
one 81 s I ss fSS9
ssass' ssass E5Ssos Taii%adss &'''
E.esutcrs IN cor sh av and 18th st. story an
sss saS npd q n
Also on 18Th ct adg above the reversonay interest the
sss & e IL
on story es and lot m
an " WI s SSna9s 80 the modern i'm
Hudson the story br % front house and
a9S S s ysw places
9ssT an o y s
l2th h wa, ward tIarlem lots
10 p 1s4th fine lots Is and q llxiOof
On 7h ave adjoning above cores p f. and 46 front
On 7h bet l34h and 35th SITS lots comp Eon
On lS5th adoning above) Il fine lots, 25x99 ii
Bet 18th and l3h SIS adj abo fine gores different sizes
On 10th st ad abo) "a lots N fr 7th avs
g. ss St: e s 2 q s5S 100 a. e. aas
On ns'se fl: s'fss T. 'front.'
Bes loh and is1 as gay aoove) cores different sizes
On 9Th bet 18th and l3st ss lots cong w. front
On 18TH st., adjonng above) fine iot 25x99 ii each
On 18th djoinng above) fine 25 aud 10 front
Bet 18th and lSsth s adj 9th ave los dirt sizes
On 9Th ave. W. cor lssh S. gore l4s ls 10 and % TO-
On 6have bet 18th iSsh lots comprg entire f. front
On lSsh st Cdjoinng above 10 fine lots and
between tn and Ssth as, small cores different Sizes
On 9th ay N + cor lssth s. lots and large gore.
On l3eth at (adjoning abovel Is lots and large gore.
On lS9h St adjoining above Ia rear "A lots and3
On 10th ST. $50 IT, NV 9Th lots and hne cores
On I4oh ST. 1853 It. 6in W. 9Th 10 lots and large
lS9th and 140h sts adjoining above large
On 10th st. s., le2 #. lin. W 9Th av, lots and fine
On ilst at IS s, l7sn. W. 9Th nv, lot and cores.
between i4h and i4ist (adjoinng above, {gore
On I4lsA, N. s., 1876 II. W. 9Th az z fine
The lots and cores the av frame have fontaQes on
the Harlem River the water right Of which valuable
title the property perfect and the sale will be positive
Two thirds can remain. Books maps &C., at No. Broad
street.
Receivers SALE Bond FOR $1,000 by H. Stewart to j. NJ
Petch.
Also claim for 1850 int of J. M Pech against wm H.
Clark. 49,
By order. JNo. G. ANqETI, Receiver
Maps and full particulars of the above No Broad street.
A LFRED BRAGG. AuCTIoNEER.-oN THURSDAY.
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a .s AcIUsEs- "lrS ?;
ID Lessees. .... lyessrs. G. l. p ssof w. LANG ~
Engagement for limited naSber 81 w slss, 7aN.
u. LtC11sLE AND .tttEN wEShA
Monday evening" Jan: II, lss. .cr MEN
u.~~, yo-s. The Three aoA Ir Il G. B'nicact
Jenny Fsirlove. Miss Lucille RIOS Rosely l. ''i
RvRToN's NEW THEATRE, BRoA. "wAY y ,~,.s
- under me management OIL Moore '" ""yno va Wv"
INCREASING SUCCESS.
hDr BIRDS novel Of THE JIBBEaAINOSAY.
Aoooay evening-Nr Proctor
xs ONEIL, THE IRISH REBEL,
SIX CHARACTER DRAMA
NICK OF THE WOODS,
0c OF me most intensely interesting plays presented
Doors open a oh; commencaa At o,clocs.
II psepsraton-An ORIGINAL AMERICAN COMEDY
wrlHsn expreSsly Tor this management
44a 1AoApwAf ssrprrss
$3.50 , % CAMPBELL MINSTRELS.
BILLY BIRCH
the uu,pproaehabie E. Do"hHs.
ETHIOPIAN COMEDIANS.
GREATEST COMPANY
Following acss:-
SONS OF MALTA
SCENES At FREDERICR's,
o. ANVIL CHORUS.
Borsh 0leeD, and Daaciugby
THE STAR BAND.
ANAsS Cents
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coioneis. 49,. - Mrs Vernon
'"a'a's'e An.rs Miss Tree
The smir Mohammed. .................... Mr. Dvot
A'''AsH NIB SISTER Hoey
The Sultan Of Myra Mr. Bangs
with the song of "Oad Ireland, you're my Darlnr
composed for him by Clement White -s'
Ogiou Chief Of the Guard Mr. Chippendae
Mastapha Moulyad $3.50 M %r , aGSrng
osman. Mr. Oliver
Gulrare chief sultana :. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mira Sloan
pass: Of the Desert Guards
sfNofsiS oF s rasIaafr AND INCIDENTS.
FKAN,,E
DraiDg Room IN The chsisso Demsr Evening sasrweed
mIisai o naeeneane colonel-orders for
ca,,o5Tbe Inr ars, 10 49, .a".y
thusasm~lts efec,smieon' srs Victory u MILITARY ca
Room IN the Chateau Demsr with View Of the Grounds and
Th aSornn. lsherwood
cia m . McohaAe-forsen.ous inter
csnses and %, caa;S T na anu ar
eson ana ease eIp
& appearance Of the Colo
ar asu2on Mrs mcshskes re-
A ISPsE OF one YEAR ''o0n 'o'u''
fA sgGEnI III
Scene 7 -Co,cnot r,.r..r,. L. a.
re dead ser yyssef and Ma bob Wallace
an b. ls.'e.ahe osseur aAfriqueTho
Scene IL-Moor h Ruins on the Borders OF the Desert-s
get a.; Usher wood
psrrunS-the spdusHon;
pc - ma" OF AUDIENCE attached to the Sultsns
aa . 20 "a "a wallace
appea.a1ce oi oman Agan"He eceth In Jufgment-Ju
Eo S egynpieaed s-Ihe Vizsrs decson-A learned
'uoge nc rgrngns ;sneis -
GRAND ENTRANCE OF THE SULTAN.
% 's T iaoy sutans
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SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY tND INCIDENTS.


SCENE I-Mornug Room "a French ard Manor .Amy
aas s.a & e
ssa branch @scs,ea an Interest
couspy affection checked u,saisf rs luncheon no
dS sS"shes and chain sS ndisIns IN a"
SCENE rfench,rd Manor q *: Thcrne
financial panic an old mortgage but no ree. ss fraud n per
soB aooa noble
soss$ s,.i
r"in storm Comic 'aS'aa ac srd f. npd of Aotl
disappoin,sd sppssns naval ioaor:; how ssapps
W. misery
ffna Mass srg hope ana despair
bona aas srsam; Alan.
appcan Tor official influences blunt rstassi hrse
y ehs color % hair, festivities; surprise party; sais
SCENE 1 AT NJ Node, Dairy.
in he mss ss s IL viii
Ss
rue hero
An obeaent laughter rssulssd affection; .o.a
~ vs s
Wsd he sunsHs Ssppnes
SCENE IIl-The Wine Cellar Amy
saed; larceny 6oys redvivua;
''1'; o''s s9HE ssS1i7; Ea:..S. Agarsmsa
scAs NV T assgs once .sfnl alternative Amy
The search the private bureau mensuraon and mental
arhmetc secret how TO End the spring;
Coyle liberty little rough and tumble Coyle
ss pledge
q nee; the willing sacrifice.
SCENE viI-Ilbrary Of Sir Edward Trenchard.
sysSess and q steward q Trsnoh.rd 8soor %s
mony; the epidemic very contagious everybody
married and settled everybody's happiness complete
End OF piece
The Orchestra, under the direction q Mr.: THOMAS BA-
Kerr will perform each evening selections from the
vots operas also NE highly successful comic polka OUR
Champagne Battle The sneeze and song his po
To conclude with the successful farte
THE CAPTAIN Is NOT AMrSS.
Emily Miss Marion Mccarthy
Supported by the strength Of the company:
Drees circle be secured In advance with
out extra charge; 50 cents each.
Doors Ok; at ~ precisely
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-16

DRoFRssoR BARToLErTs INDUSTRIOUS fLsAs-
Now on exhibition at 500 Broadway, hrs noor room
No These exhibited for The hrst time IN Asr
feats such ms driving mills drawing working the
mia ro,d mir es So. Sc Open from o'clock r. a. hi io
O'CLOCK z. NJ Admission q cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-16

DABNUM'S MUsEUM.-THE CELEBRATED WREN CO.
ID medlans for two days only On Monday aud Tues.
day afternoon q & and sysning az oclosk the pretty piece
DICAMENT: Mr. Fhget, Mr.: @. W. Wren: Mary Markham,
Miss Ella NJ Wren After which variety of songs and THE
LOAN OF LOVER. Captain A, Little Fred Wren. The
rest of the characters by the Wren Family The exquisite
Aquaria, Happy Family Living Serpent &C. TO be seen
mii'ance 25 cents; Children under ten, Is cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-16

LFRED BRAGG AUCTIONEER.--ON THURSDAY
"A Jan 10 los o'clock, 80 Corlandt street. 1900
M shoes being the balance the A. Bragg
= a Co. Terms made known day of sale. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-16

d THE EXCELSIOR TROUPE or THE WORLD,
MechapcS Hall 472 Broadway, above Grand street
Monday, JAN IL, aud every night during the week.
Immense succees-Plcasng novelties-Decidod hit
6HYLOCK
THE MERCHANT OF CHATHAM STREET.
Dan Bryant the eminent African tragedlsn .Shycck
6oiree dEthope-Comica Sketches-Plantauon Scenes.
JERRY and DAN BRYANT,
the favorite run makers, in their side splitting
CHALLENGE DANCE aud SCENES AT PHALON'S
SHYLOCK will be performed every evening.
Doors open at 6 curtain will rise at IA Tickets Is centa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-16

LITERATURE.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
POSTPONEMENT OF PUBLICATION DAY.
BONNER Is. OAKSMITH.
We not when announced Monday JAN IL I,
1859 as the publication day of
THE GREAT REPUBLIC MONTHLY
That the succefsu newspaper In the world the New
York Ledger had been announced to- be issued the
We feel that would not for two such
guns be fred the time; In fact the
could possibly take of two such heavy editions
We therefore cheeriully give way To Mr. Bonner and
announcethat
THE GREAT REPUBLIC MONTHLY
will positively be published Tuesday morning JAN 49, 1885,
o'clock. at and after which hour will be for sale by
Ross 4 Tousey, l2l Nassau street,
Dexter Brother IL street,
Hendrickson. Blake Long q Ann street,
r. N. Dewitt, i62 Nassau street,
And by the entire throughout the United
Canada
subscriptions should be the publishers Specimen
copies sent by mail on the receipt OF Is cents
ierms-Snge eagles 25 cents; yearly subscriporsonc
copy 80 copies three copies copies 3d. and
five copies or over, the club 81 each
OAkSMirH a CO, Publishers,
liz and ia William street. N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-16
THE FINE ARTS.

ofEN AT THE NATIONAL. ACADEMY or nssraN,
Tenth street, between Broadway and Fourth avenue,
r. RICHARDT'S exhibition OF AMERICAN SCENERY
comprising 100 oil psnings representing plumber OF ht
views on this such the tas OF HeQRra
rrenos St Anthony, Mioehah Ohondiere and Montmoenn
the Mammoth cave Kentucky. Lake George Hudson
Mississpp Rivers Csfsk White Nountsas tho Nsurs
Bridge Ia Virginia. Churca In the ey OK New yors
Nv x COLLECTION OF DANISH PAINTINGS
Open from to and 6@ ~. Adnc salon % ceDts;
tickets % cent?,
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ANfUSENrENTs.

RR0ADwAY THEATRE
~ Sole Manager and PT oprio.or n. y rxxu
LOOK AT THE SCALE OF PRICES
The whole OF the beautiful parquet ... 2s rants
Diess circle 30 cents Family circle rs cents
new and commodions phitheaxe comp rsiuq he sor
third and fourth ers capable seating two thousand
TWO GREAT DHAMAG ~
MONDAY EVENING, Jan IL.
WIZ DC acted Tor The first time IN this theatre grand dra
IN. OR, DICK TuRPIN AND BONNY BLACK BEss
horse. m ATK VIII vii ~ - ~A1 'ao coAcprA'eu
srbara Mad Ponisi; Syb Alice GREY. Peter RraiIv
N. b Clarke, Turpin, Mr.. McCloskey -''
For tie first une the new drama OF
ROBINSON CRUSOE
AND HIS MAN FRIDAY
Both pieces VII be presented with every regard 10 scenery
costumes. &c. '''
Saturday afternoon at O'Clock the great drama of
BLUE BEARH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-16

WINES, LIQUORS, &C.
A MfR1CAN CHAMPAGNE-F0R SALE, ONE OF THE
"A very best champ sspe machiues IN the United States
Apply at the basement. No William street. N. B.-Cham
payne manufactured for the trade.
L,IIZABETHAN AlE.-wHOI.Es DME AND NOURfsH-
~ ing DR. ueck the chemist certines:Iis analysis proves
that malt hops and water alone compose it," sold pint
j. BARLOW, 1866 Pearl street
IRISH WHIsKEy-PosITIvELY THE BEST COMING
to this market and pays the highest duty imported nearly
iour and sod N Us purity at % cents per bottle
whlskeps' wnes brandics, &c :,
n PERLE AND xURn
II CHAMPA9NEs
United sasss and Canada for the sse OF the vine
Of Messrs. Jacques Goerg 90 AZ Chaons Sur Marine
France We present their wines 10 the public under bands
LA PERIK AND RunrB.
superior wines will he found In oil respecs erusi
surpass any other brands for sale Ia the
means well known hcuse OF Jacques Goerg CO.. aud
determination 70 furnish vines which sha meet With the
approval Of consumers feel persuaded that trial VII
fully estAbh all claim for the excellence Of these wines
'-'" CRAMER, ABRaa 4 MoCLosKEY,
No 10 Broad street
me above wines may always be had al the following
rss VIM SS% Co., 90 Sosawss Hem.
A. Kerr TAG Broadway j. Higgins 80 SIKH avenue; Cor
YIN Co., 200 Broadway; r. n Timpson bro,Ss sr nS
Ss%pSs seaman o. FSrrs ,ysnps snS
Fourth g. j. Jacques 500 Fourth syenue Charles
Benson ~ street Joseph Staples s2 .orery oSp
John Reed COS Brdway; w vosburgb Co go Bowery
IT, Church. b Hudson street. Henry y Feer, 1863 Broad
asss SsI's & IL e
100 sls Sixth avenues Co.. $50 Atlantic street.
Brooklyn.
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RAILROADS.

PENNSYLVANIA RAHROAD.-THE GREAT CEN
West Time at least abort and rates of
freight fare low ut all tmes by other route
freight 10 point IN
the entire West call the companys Office No Aston House.
j. L. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent.
LEIGH 4 CO., Freight Agents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-16

TfENRY b. BERTs. J3., AUCTf0NEER-BY HERTS
III MoSS-Wi cell Tuesday Jan IL. at 10ia o'clock at
the salesroom No 51 Pine street large lot OF groceries &c.
conprispg sugars, Coffee oil, spices, candles,
starch prpes brsniies and sherry wines,
champagne various brands aso OF Havana
German and American manufac ure. Term cash