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Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-31

HoLLowAy's OINTMENT AND PIILs Furnished with
 these two coinp ehensive medes the head of house.
 hold feels that he ommahd and control any
 nal or internal diseases which his family may he assa. ed. But beware! both haue been counte.teited. Con. the dscovery of the imposition. Dyspepsia or scrofua. perhaps, is raeking the frame of wife chd and mo- thing at hand but pecions counter eits of Holloway gencles hy ascrrtaining the words " Holloway, New York and London, visible in transparent letters on every leaf of the book of directions accompanying the
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-31

The Hartford Times sneeFs at the declaration of emancipate every slave upon the gobe'' Of course; and the Times would not emancpate one of them anywhere. Itwould not even free itself from the degradation imposed by its southern masters It is getting ready to advocate intervention for slavery in the territories
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-31

Benedict, Merriman & Co.,, HANGE PLACE, Waterbury, HAvE now on exhibition the most extens;ve. AA elegant and complete assortment of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
 CARPETING, OIL CLOTHS, PAPER HANGINGs, CURTAIN GOODS CLOTHING,
 BOOTS and SHOES, r.. ever offered in this city. DRESS GOODS. Fancy Bayaden Silks, Fancy China Bayaden Silks, Brocade Silks, Paris Foulards, extra quality. Black Gro De Rhine Silks, . Black Bayaden Silks, SN Black Brocade Silks, Black Oil Boiled Silks Rich French Poplins, .a . Poie de Cherre, Wool Delanes, Printed Challies
 French Brilliantes,
 &c., &c, &c.
 PRINTS. An eldless variety of all the leading styles-Mer- rimac, Cocheco, Spague and all the best qualities of American Prints at 10 cents.
 cases Remnants at 64 cents. Also, French Prints all styles.
 D INES. 70 pieces, including All Wool, Plain and Fancy. Union, an immense stock at very low rates
 DOME EST1CS. York Mills, Dwight Lawrence Cabot, Atlantic, Merrmac, Wamsutta, Pocasser, by the bale, piece or yard.
 Our facilities for purchasing goods at the LOW. EST RATES are unequalled, as we buy fin large quantities for cash direct from the manufactures, importers at auction ssles and consequently are enabled to offer them to our friends and the public generally as low as can be found in any market. We are in receipt of New Goods weekly during the season. B., M. & co. Waterbury, March 15, 1859 498m
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-31

fg Joshua Bird of Bethlem, the nominee of the Republicans in the 10th district is worthy of the zealous support of the Frecmen of that District Geo. c. Hitchcock of Washington, is the democratic candidate He is a clever fellow and good looking, but, we trust, " can t come in.''
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-31

tS-Mr Woodman of Boston, who is to speak at the Court House on Saturday Evening is one ofethe hest speakers in New England, and will, we doubt not, have full house. He has been speaking in the Hartford district.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-31

IS Mr. c. $. Welles is now in this county pro- curing subscriptions for the new and valuable Amer ican Cyclop@dia by George Ripley and C. A. Dana. The whole work will make about fifteen volumes, and should be in every family that can afford it.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-31
Sale of Real Estate.

DURSUANT to an order of the Court of Probate I for the District of Iorrington, I viii sell aG Public Auction, to the highest bddre, on lIondsv the 11th day of April, 1859, at o'clock A. M, ali the Real Estate assigned to me by ALBH0 W. of which is under incumbrance of mortea4e. kale to take place at the House occupied by Burton n. Cowles, on the premises. NE
 Harrington, March 2S, 1859. St-lo
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-31

So hardly pushed arc the democracy for some thing to talk about that they have dug up school law which passed in lS4l and made that an is- sue. Since that time they have had control of six Legislatures, and never thought of repeating 1t Conidn you make an issue with us on the discoye- IT of Americai
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-31
Connecticut Mining Company.

LTTcHFIELD, Conn.,, March 21, 1859. NOTTCE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the second " Assessment of FIVE CENTS on each share of stock has been made, Two AND HALT of which must be paid on or before the fifth day of April next and the other Two AND A HALF on or before the twentieth day of the same month. at the office in Philadelphia, No. 148 South Fourth street, abovo walnut GEO. H. WEST President JOHN w. BUEL, Secretary.
 H. H. K. ELLIOTT, Assistant Secretary. lo-2W
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-31
MARRIE1,

In this town, March 26th, by the Rev. N Hudson, Mir. RUFUS J. LYMAN. of New Hartford, and Miss SARAH A. HUNTIEY, of Litchfed
 In Brooklyn, N. Y., on Thursday, March 24th, b, Rev. H. J. Van Dyke, Dr. Henry w. Buel of this village to Mary Ann G., daughter of John Laidlaw Esq. of Brooklyn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-31

Gy Ensign Church is up again for defeat in ths Seventeenth Senatorial District.
 Warren Phelps of Wnsted is the democratic can didate for Senator in the 18th district.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-31

HAassas AosrzIr for April is received and is ee unusually atetesting nnthhsr, rofusaly lussrs. ts4. For sale at fasson's iA Waterbury. The ArLANTIo MONTHLY for April ia < very ;r..,. testing number. and has varied and affirmative table of contents.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-31

Gs William Cothren is the Republican candidate for Judge of Probate for the Woodbury District and ought to be elected. Lewis Judd, the encumbent is the candidate of the democracy.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-31

DEsIDERATuM. Alabaster Soap, manufac- tured by Hotchkiss Fitch, Bridgeport is the very best article of the kind we have ever used. The women all like it, because t saves them the trouble of boiling out their clothes.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-31
nTElI0-

In Madison, Ind, Feb. 10th, Mrs. Rhoda Barber, widow of Timothy Barber, aged s2 formerly of this town.
 In this town, 27th inst, Augustus Buel, aged 68.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-31

GS There is an absurd rumor in circulation. tn tho effect that s. D. Northway. of Norfolk, is out in fasor of Bishop. The fact is that Mr. Northvav is doing ell he can for Fervy and will continue to de. vote his energies from now till April 4th, to the Re- publican cause. and will no doubt have the plsas. ure of witnessing the defeat of MT. Bishop Norfolk giving its accustomed majority on the right side.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-31

The Republicans of Sharon have nominated CHEs rERrIELD CHAPMAN and ROBERT BUcKLEY for Rep resentatives.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-31

aS Our advertising friends have crowded out some communications in type, which will appear next week.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-31
LAST RALLY,

CHARLES c. WooDMAN, Esq, of Boston, will ad- dress the citizens of Ltched on the political topics of the day, at the Court House, on SATURDAY EVE NINa April 2d, at o'clock.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-31

ts John Q. Ten Eyck, Republican, has been cho- cen Senator of the United States for six years by sns New Jersey Legislature, in place of William MHgne. democrat. whcse term hos expired. Dough- saces are gstting scarce even in the U s. Senate.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-31

tg Mir. Ferry has addressed the electors in every town in Ltchfeld county during tho last three weeks. The impression he has made has every where been favorable. Even his opponents confess fo his ability. and the candor with which he has eroken of the political topics of the day.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-31
FOR CONGRESS,
ELECTION NEXT MONDAY.


 Our State Election takes place on Monday. The Republican candidates for State Ocers, State Sena- tors, and Representate in Congress- all eminent ly worthy of the cordial support of the People, and Ntchfed county s expected to do her full share in accomplishing the victory that awaits The suc- cess of ouf State Ticket, and Republican Legisla- tune, are conceded by opponents. All their ef- forts are to secure one two members of Congress Tothis end Ezra Clark of the First District Austin Baldwin of the Second and Messrs. Perkins and Coe of the Third, have been induced to enter the field directly or indirectly fin aid of the Administration candidates. It is scarcely possible however that there are men enough who can be induced to follow the etreacherous lead of such as to render doubt l the election of the Republican candidates in e- ther of those Districts.
 Tn the Fourth District, we cannot see any danger fl the people come the polls Last spring the Re- publican majority in the two counties was 720, as shown by the vote for State Senators, sand 6os on Governor In full vote there ought to be thou saod majority this spring for Mr. Ferry.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-31

ESr See Advertisement of Dr. SANFORD S. LIVER
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-31
REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS.

REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS. FOR STATE OFFICERS.
 FOR GOVERNOR, WILLIAM A. BUCKINGHAM, of Norwich. FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, JULIUS CATLIN. of Hartford.
 FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
 JOHN BOYD, of Winchester.
 FOR TREASURER,
 LUCIUS J. HENDEE, of Hebron.
 FOR COMPTROLLER, WILLIAM H. BUELL., of Clinton
 FOR CONGRESS, -a~--,.4 4th District-ORRIS S. FERRY, of Norwalk. t q FOR STATE SENATOR'S 18th Dist-SHELDEN OSBORNE, of Harwinton 18th C JOSHUA BIRD. of Bethlem l1th :" SAMUEL w. GOLD, of Cornwall.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-31
The Greatest Medical Discovery of ,he Ag,

T. H. Richards, ,Litchheld; Elmore a welch, winstet
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-31

West Cornwall, March IS. 1859:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-10
POLITICAL.
DEMooRATIo REPUBLICAN, GENERAL

DEMoCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMIT.
regulars he Pecpss General held
Hall on THURSDAY evening the Oh as the following resou
Tina! again express regret that the
sy
the same which has secasd the rssuru Of the
ssoui have no left but
Of hoses which nov renewed with increased eoegy and
Rssovsd That the two anti Tamany General Committees
The Peoples General Committee shall from and after
the the Of ss and h" oSsn a. TO-
1859 in the manner as hereafter designated
be consolidated the way, aud that hereafter
5 S not as any e.
That shall be the duty Of the
The esson Of earasS IN
s sy as the basis for future escon
cause opportunity to vote and fair
Resolved democratic republican electors of this
SnO % he s% s $ s
y 20 govern ns party are hereby = meet at
delegate represent each ecton district enera Commit
o G ss he SnS ys ss sss
Resolved That the of the several election
the new General he democracy Of he several
wards shah elect by general ticket as many delegates to the
such delegates he chosen pracca
sueh shall held Monsy auu
TO- at the several places hereafter the
inspectors; nenerai con,iiee thus chosen
shall meet for organization at Mozart Hall Wednes ia
nuary IL at Ia O'Clock M and the several Ward Commit
shall the places where polls held for orga
81 % ea John Hogan p
ns s5eDhy and Jane. fs Inspectors
Il suleei and B Never ipspecors ''ep''" "''n''
THIRD wARpAt No 1856 Fulton street; John Lee Geo. Hal
fS PrseRs street, Andrew cu
r. holden and James M 81 o, inspectors
mas Dunn and Rob- Hamilton, Inspectors.
SIXTH WARD Campbe's NO 50 Centre street, " yrophy
SEVENTH WARp-Lsnchs, corner OF Scanned aud Cherry
streets Thomas Harrington Jas scammel and Iohn Ahear
EiGHrn wARD-C Corner Of King and (Knic
ebccker House Michael Cogsn Isaac Robinson and John
NINTH WARp-At Coxs, No. 500 Greenwich street; Matthew
Fulsm, II, X Bauvelt and Jas d CLARK INSPECTORS.
Abrahell and Z. Miles, insnectors
George w. Hosmer and John Wright, INSPECTORS.
Jonn II Wpson Dennis usnley and Jesse Wild nsnec9rs
TuIRrEEsrH WARD Clinton Garden; David y. Msao Tho
mas Chevers and Edward murphy inspestors . -
Connolly James Egan and James boran inspectors
FIrTTEsTa WARp-A NJ lS woostsrstreet Michael Smith,
sIxrrEsrH wARp AT No. i95 West Seventeenth street.
Alex Ming. Andrew Ieary and + Ferris Inspect1rs
Heany and Richard Hsnnah inspectors
ElenrEtsrI MAnpAt ira,nercy House corner OF Twen;
eh street and THIRD avenue Martin Kelly James Owens aud
NSETsEsTn wARD-At the Four Mile House; William
Clone, franeis s,acom and James Geraghiy Inspectors
TWENTIETH wAHDAt Dougbertys conner OF thirty third
and Eighth avenue Edward Conne, Michael Madann
TwEs1Y rIasT wARp-wescheser House, Jas Houston,
Connolly and T. a. Moore Insgge s1.
and Forty second street. John Conk John Blunt and Thomas
WILLIAM J. BRIsLEY, CHARM An pro tenn
Peoples General Committee
GEO. W. GENET, Chairman Regulars.
P PnT1 as. HInrsoS' Secretaries
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MATRIMONIAL.

MATRIMONIAL ALLIANCE BUREAU IS PRESIDENT
v1 South Brooklyn ~ YEstsblsbed Isbs for in
roducne ladies' and gentlemen present unknown each
her who are desrous OF entering int gtrmonv Detailed
prospectnses with forms OF application particulars,
sent under cover on receipt OF NJ stamps u any part
Of hs uniop CIEMENT A w ATaoN Manxer.
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%tg.ROADS.

DBNNsYLVANTk RAfLRoAD-rgE GREAT CEN.
trial route to Time rates Of
freight and fare low, n all nes by any other ronis
tickets contract freight ~
the entire West call At the soce No Asor Bnuse.
J. T., FLfsfOlf, Passenger gent
LEECu Co, Freight agents
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DRY GOODS. &C,

I'M ~O0ASSS w.
g. .; xss1s
liable linen and cothei scolTng nm eubspdsry &C.;
o % sss
A FIFTY CENT sArIOs
JouvfNs SAWS
KID sl.ovES
30 CENTS A PAIR.
I / SS so We are re SSp .ss sso,...
And they are warranted
French "a = a equal IN 2, A,e,aDasr,,.
S.aiSsy r sss ss:t qualify imported.
s sST lS Sids ai AND
We have all numbers
i LGd s' ooia1s = mode modes and dark colors,
For % LEN s'H. sk pcI
"A ebroideres Of every desopton At Wholesale and retail
stamping 70 ers, executed u he ssa;es and u,os psrsec;
iAdiss' night dress Jokes
E,REDER1CK MAYNARD
LADIES' SILK DRESS sTTToSs. rAssE1s TO-.
large assortment suitable obbing trade. constantly
lust RECEIVED PER LATE STEAMER,
> EXTRA RICH TWO FLoUNcED SILK ROBES
A'N'' 40" By BEEKnAH Il 4 s CO.,
MEN GOODS SUITABLE FOR PRDLA RS; WHITE
white union cloths napkins, towels doyes &c for sale at
country VIM MATHEWS, "a Cathsrine st.
SAFETY COMFORT,
AT pov 1NsTss Z s Rx W516Isa
MATINEE SKIRT,
FA H5SF P pssfsHtsa
ADJUSTABLE ssRR Busr1E.
SAFETY since It efectualy obviates the danger arising
CONFORM because he muslin skirt can be nstantene
ousy from the springs by PATENT DIET ABLE
ere expense, and replaced on the hoops in minute.
ELEGANCE because the scientific cut Of the muslin skirt
fall to the robe II; and WILL in hot weather. enable
weaser = T sny SoSe sk Tss. Int
ounces is STAMPED WITH rHE TRADE Messrs DUU
LAS SHERWOOD and the best skirt introduced
70 do%se IL hsr
CANOE For sale at all the principal stores in the United
States and Canada.
CKIRTs.-LADIEs WISHING FINELY FITTING
y skeleton skirt low Csc 81 respectfully
way. Miss HARDWOOD, Gate Frost IL Coz
WINTER FASHIONS.
RTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
Ball and bridal wreaths,
Headdresses and bouquets.
full general Of every description French
and American goods
Jobbers and miners invited " call md examine at
As Division street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-10
FINE ARTS.
PAINTINGS AND ENGRAvINGs IN EXCHANGE FOR
small lo of clothing Address P box 20, Herald Once.
FINE ARTS

1 Mr. FERDINAND RICHARDT begs leave to inform the
public that be will open Monday, January 10 the Ma
ona Academy OF Design, In Tenth street, between Broadway
ma 'o"r FssasiBiIioS OF AMERICAN SCENERY,
comprising 100 oil paintings representing number OF the
finest views this continent such the Fais VI Sagra
trenton st Anthony Mnnshaha houdiere aud Montmoren
ee the mammoth OF Kentucky, Lakes George, WaDs
pleeogee and Sqsawm Mississippi and Hudson rivers, ask
ard White Mountains, the natural Bridge in Virginia. tn,
beach Cape May NJ j. Grace Church In the city Of New
A COLLECTION or DANISH PAINTINGS,
and over one hundred drawings from nature,
mostly taken Ia america.
The gallery IN open from q 10 4 and to TO-
Admission ~ cents Seaisnn tickets ~ cents.
N. BMr NHARDT cordially invites his brother artistic
40 visit tbjs exhibition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-10

MERCHANTS EXPRESS LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO
CURRENT RATES AND NO DECEPTION.
Extreme clipper of Saturday, JAN Is.
Slowing and handling with unusual shippers property
The magnificent A extreme clipper ship
WIZARD,
Woodside commander.
Completing her loading at pier 70 East river.
Selected by desirable Tor
large quantity of will dispatc above
positivehas made the passage from 'hs port To 81 F. In e
(-aling) Mt lowest rates
BABCoCk, COOLEY CO., llS Water street.
Tontine Buildings.
Messrs DEWITT, KIrrLE CO. Agents ia san Francisco
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-10

NOLEMAN's
~ CALIFORNIA LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO,
Sailing regularly on advertised days
CLIPPER SATURDAY, JANUARY q
The fast sailing clipper shio
DiCT sTON,.
Zerega commander rapidly loading at pier u East
river This elegant and snbss clipper hiss been built
pressly for the California trade having s lbr improved
sons ard has always devcrsd In superior
don oilers Inducements shippers DESTROYS of landing
their goodsn san Francisco tree from sweat and other damage
the lowest aud having large engagements
will be despatched on her advertised day
N. B-Ne sal soda taken vessels II this line
For balance Of freight apply 70
VIM 7. COLEMAN L CO,
81 Wall street Tontine Building
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-10

SPECIAb NoTICE-THE SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY
- Of Mount Neboh Lodge, No 257 OF f. and A. VI will be
Celebrated bv aba at the City Assembly Roon 445 Broad
way Wednesday evening Jan " Tickets of admission
obtained The of r. w. Frank ESD, S72 Water
street. of j. Heller, Esq, 90 William street. at Jackson
Hotel, 70 Ludlow street. L. W. FRANK, Chairman.
L. CosHLASD, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-10

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ by the Staten Island Railroad Company
the LIST day OF February 1882 for the completion the grading
bridging and with partial equipment Of furniture for
sa road The rains chairs aud spikes VIII be furnished by the
company Previous 10 letting. all necessary information
be obtained 70 the amount Of 70 be done by sd
dressing Dewitt Monort Secretary, 81 Warren street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-10

OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT COMPANY
Dec a. 185STbe annual election for thirteen directors
Of this company viii be held on Monday the 10Th day Of
Jauuary from II to " O'Clock M at the Office No ia
The transfer book will be closed from the sd
INST. until after the election BY order
G. L EyERTTT. Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-10

At DE PRRCEvA AIS, 6H BROADWAY-ALI. KINDS
"A a French embroidery % order initials or handterchieA
liable linen and bed clothes scooing, mn eunsoery &C.,
Hanserrfpr scas done no IKE new. Laes and chirepG
under carments Always on hand and made 70 order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-10

CAnLCRS RIGHIS-A MEETING OF sEAMEN, OFF
- ard others will be hell In the Mariners church
Madison and Cathrine streets evening"
half Ias O'Clock for the of such measures
be deemed advisable for removing the difficulties
thrown in the OF sick and disabled who need hos
pa relief Abe and Interesting speakers will be present 10
address the meeting seamen cordially invited 10 attend
Come one--come all
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A RARE CHARCE.-FOR SAFE A LARGE NEW
"A foundand dog, two old an excellent watch dog
been children VIII be sold very cheap the
ing further for him. Can be Al $50 broadway
stairs VIM. SfhtNtER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-10

yyAYTED--A RESPONSIBLE AND GOOD BUSINESS
w 10 take The agency Of valuable inve ntion gel
rights &c a with have the o oor
tunty Of engaging In profitable business by adressnp
II T. c. Herald Office, for two days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-10

A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE NEW
n York and New Orleans Steamship Cons win be hel
The office Of the company, No. Park place New York
Tuesday january 25 1850 punctual attendance IL re
quested. Time OF meeting O'Clock p " BY order
p. MILLER, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-10

r IEEN GOODS, SUITABLE FOR PEDLARs; WHIT
IL linen, daask and snow drop clohs brown linen cloths
white union cloths NAPKINS towels doyes, &c, for sale,
low prices. Goods sent by express ali parts tn
country. VIM MATHEWS, "a Catharine st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-10

NEW ORLEANS
~ MOBILE MONTGOMERY ATLANTA,
ALBANY, COLUMBUS, MA,oy, AUGUSTA,
And various places IN FLORIDA,
Via SAVANNAH Geo
The favorite steamship FLORIDA, Capt j. Crowsl WI
leave Saturday, Jan Is at NJ, from pier No Norm
river Tickets be had for the following plces fare
by any other tea from New York 10 sayannsh
modaOps rinr;-
new York 10 New orleans $50 50 Mobile s5 Montgomery
Ala S26 Atlanta Ga Sls Albany, Ga 80; COLUMBIA, ua
323, Macon Ga, u; augusta. 81, Savannah, Si5.
For freight or passage apply u -
SAMUEL l.. MlTCiiILi. SON,
No. Is BRO tdway.
The Wednesday steamers will be withdrawn for the present
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-10

" CALIFORNIA LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO
Sailing ua-ly advertised lay.
C1IPRER SATURDAY, JANUARY Is.
The famous extreme A New York built clipper ship
YOUNG AMERtCA.
D. 8 BABCOCk Commander
Ia rapidly receiving her at uer Is East river foot
Of Wall
The reputation Of the Young California
10 well known need nd comment Her haze
been ITO 100 days and 9S DAYS respectively and a1
delivered her condition The large
already made will enabe her gve prom
N B.-No sal soda taken by ships OF lhs line.
WV. 7. COLEMAN 4 CO.,
90 Wall street Tontins Rui,ding.
Agents in San Francisco Me,srs ~M T. CoLEM AN 90
Exchange San Francisco for sale 10 sums W spit
Limited advances made shipments Of approved
chand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-10

u United states mail steamship RoANOkb, Dap. ihomas
pier NO Is North She will arrive nj Norfolk the
and at City Poiu the foil wing mornog Pas
seDgers the South viii proceed by the great southern mah
Those for Richmond will arrive there or M-ntiy mora
ing Travellers will Hnd this the cheapest acd
expeditions and tare With state rom 10
Norfolk IS; u Petersburg snd richmond, SO Apply 10
LUDLAM h uEiNEkEN, ~ broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-10

LNIsTTC kRT.-AN EXTRAORDINARY DISPLAY Vi
j. boxing VIII take place At Hoyms Theatre Bowery,
site Spring street. (MoD1s " evening" the
sion az Professor W. ~. Tsyors of ;Dson complmeutr
benefit John norissey, Charles Otignon and others VII
set