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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-25
The Death Of De nninou

I anu HloHI h'hVi abi'' 10 VS. bonn ~
/ parentage, and left at the age N ,rym
to the care Of four guardians. onc ri
undertook his education and rai,iny
! diatelY placing him at school. whrra
! tanned an early classical distinction ,,.
\ Greek before he was thirteen with a.:r. :
! Two years after. Ill, teacher said .f
a stranger, "iIiut boy SIT, could hsr..
an Athenian audience better dian y,.
could address IN English one \...
his proficiency in other classical AMI
tific studies less wonderful lhgr..,.
thematicIan-an acute English scholar IN
school life, and especially lis a.,....,rs,
lily suited him, and early one uorniryl
room was found vacant Il, air. TIL mf
rowed Go from i lady friend 81 h.qr ,,.
aud had before the gray u morning w,
for the great city Of London, wr. Irr.
4 purpose and very vague and Shupy,e,, h.,..
When, after divers adventure, painful A..
harrOwing-hc reached tile m5ymg v.r.
Of London, he found himself iii thcunn
and busy thoroughiares j Iricndc,s,,rar.,
destitute Of money, and even III calnI.g.l..
clothing-homelcS aud housrlr,, ~ II,
Drawing town, walking MI aud down n.
thronged streets by day and thr dc,er.,
4 lanes and by-ways By night, the comrar..
/ and associate Of the wan and dark ber.
humanity who are wont Jnu, 81 WaUa.g..
the needy plttance q beSsary "a cgime da.
must alone sustain lie.
Among these ne iound 4 s,rau-c associate
and trend-one q NE many outcas,
tender age winch every c.iy ya"Hs UPON
! girI younger than himself, whose only maine
was that 81 Ann-a poor ruined creature
\ with whom, hour alter hour, II roamoi, ca.a
bearing their own deep sorrows AMI .yau
thI1lhg the one WlLIl tht oIher, IS they share
the scanty bread that they CHANGED q u.s
great CITY II London.
And while thus associated Wander.
starving sleepiuv ina great riekeg bm..
On pallet Of straw. which the generosity.
questionable tenant bestowed I-.,l t,a
I first taking Of that poison TILE curse Y. III.
life.
Zone night" says he. when Ann arI
were pacing slowly along Oxford street .sI
after day when [ had felt UNUSUALLY FL
and faint, requested Ter ID turn of within.
into Soho square Thither we went Ell
We sat down Oh the steps ut Il house. pi.
IL this day | never pass without Il paug
grief and an inner act III homage T. taes0a.
Of that unhappy girl III memory .s XII.
noble deed She there performed >m
denly, ~ Ne sat grew much vor..
had been resting ny distressed head again.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-25

Prussia, in accepting England's PROPOSE
ton ON the Italian question, makes an i'm
portant reservation, to the effect that she
could not approve of any combination that
might be in opposition to the principles OF
legitimacy, on which the PruSsian monarchy
is founded. 1t is reported that Russia will
make a similar reservation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-25

Information has been received that not
long since the Nahajo Indians in New Mex
leo attacked party of soldiers near Fort
Defiance, and killed four of them, wounded
others, and drove off a number of mules and
oxen belonging to the fort. A war with
these Indians seems to be inevitable. This
information is contained in letter address
ed to a member Of Congress, dated Sante Fc,
January 2Sth, and was brought by the over
land mail from III Pas0.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-25
GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTIS FEBRUARY % 1860

CoNGREss.-Th Senate, yesterday, trans
acted no business of Importance. In the
House of Representatives some excitement
was occasioned by the introduction of reso-
buttons censuring the Joint Committee in
charge of the Inauguration of the Equestri-
an Statue of Washington. After several In
effcctual attempts to elect a Printer, the
House, in Committee of the Whole, listened
to couple of speeches.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-25

Efforts are making in Canada, TO establish
a sort of federal union Of the provinces, and
have a written constitution.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-25

We have received from Mr.. q. +. French,
the March number of Iarper's Magazine.
1t is handsomely illustrated, and contains
an interesting variety.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-25

The testimony in the Stump case in Mary
land, said to have been stolen, has been
found, and is now in the hands Of the prin-
ter. 1t was mislaid.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-25

The Clarke Guards have received $500
from the State, for their recent services.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-25
A saa sarnant in Rarmuda.


On the 22d of January last some gentle
men discovered u huge sea monster which
had been cast ashore at Hungary Bay, Ber-
muda. When found it was alive, but dying
from exhaustion Its color was bright
and shining silver. This brilliant covering
of the skin was. from the struggling OF the
animal scattered in great protusion about
the place The skin had rough, warty
feeling to the touch but was destitute OF any
scales There was Il dorsal fin running
nearly the whole length Of the creature,
composed Of short slender rays united by a
transparent membrane, and separated at
/ intervals Of less than an inch--in other
words, the slight back fin had number
Of regular gaps in it. 1t had a curiously
shaped head-in profile not unlike that
of 4 dog. There was distinctly defined
forehead, with = projecting mouth. The
eyes, large, fiat, and exceedingly brilliant.
II had very small pectoral fins, and minute
yentral fins proceeding from the thoraX.
II had large gills, but was destitute of teeth.
its most remarkable feature was beau
tifut cresta appcudage, consisting Of eight
long spincs, 1t rich red color, which sprang
from the top of the head, commencing at the
frontal edge of the forehead and following
each other sngly about an inch apart-the
three first Of these spines being connected
( half way upward from the cranial covering
IN gauzy flament, but all the rest were
wholly destitute Ot any membraneOus appen-
4 dagc. These delicate crestol splnes, which
the creature had the power 70 raised depresS
at pleasure, were 0t irregular lengths-the
longest, growing from about the centre Of the
\ top of the head, being three feetiu length, and
the rest ranging from eighteen inches q two
and half feet The larger number Of these
appendages were Aattened at the extreme
I end, somewhat like the tip Of 4 spear.
The length Of this singular inhabitant Of
the briny world was sixteen feet seven inch
Is from the front edge Of the lips 70 the end
/ of the tail II was eleven inches deep, mea
I surfing through from the top Of tile back, at
about one third II Its length from the head
and ts thickness, literally, Vas from five to
4 six inches, 1T the same distance from the
/ head Thence the body tapercd gradually I'M
4 Ill it terminated IN bluutiSh point Of about
hall I'm inch IN diameter the tail having 10
Y fnny Of any other appendage.
This singular fish was opened by one Of
I the spectators, and there vas found III it u
roe, about three feet in length, showing that
the creature Was female Id was also in
spected BY Dr.. Ii. J. Hiuson, Dr.. T. =. Tuck
pr, pr. Cullen, and other gentlemen, including
j. Matthew Jones, esq. the last named gen
tleman being we'll known IS the author Of
'Thc Naturalist i'll Bermuda" Mr. Jones
is iii possession III thc head considerable
part Jf the tail, and i section " the dorsal
. t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-25

An editorial convention has been held in
Maryland, and many good resolutions adop-
ted amongst them one agreeing to abstain
from all personalities III discussion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-25


parts, | shall lnterpose to avert the evil, for
cannot without some emotion, even think
for Il moment, Of a separation Of these pieces,
although it might assume to be peaceable IN
its form. Each Of the pieces contributes to
make the Union Of the set complete in all ITS
parts, as it was designed by those who do
me the honor to call it mine. will endea-
yOr then, sir, to keep the peace, and | trust
we shall be able to maintain the Union OF
the States unShorn u any VI It's fair proper
tions.
As these vessels are not made, the one 10
honor and the other to dshonor, 81 will
the heritage bestowed upon this people II
our COnsttutiUu-our Liberties anu Union.
All these ape ours, and the States form the
preventative Of harmony, which j. them
strength in that Union which is their defence.
That preventative made by him whose
memory we recall to-day, as on yesterday,
Him, who, just twenty -eight years aud one
century since, was given 70 the world mat
preventative mas its parts, each standing on
It's own base-ercct, firm and untarnlshed,
a sovereign in itself, but yet occupying with
others the one great platform OF one Union
and ouc Constitution. Those parts are ali
cumplete-soyereign aud independent with
IN themselves having some OF the powers Of
soyerei9nS, however, for certain purposes
with their own consent restrained, 10 be e&-
ertcd only in the advancement 81 the public
will of the nation Each make one VI the
brilliant set which must MT, cu,utOt, aad
tcW net W drohen.
Should be faithful to the memory Of my
I ! ~
ment, | should east this urn from the COM
pany 81 lis fellows, because perchance when
il is cold il should nave given forth ! genial
hear! Or, should cot show myself more
than ungratciul il | failed 10 preserve each
one Of these pieces with more than ordinary
care Or, could be worthy Of their be-
-towal, should | ever fail 10 remember the
scene now before me: II 81, t. address my
self Immediately to this assemblase, would
you people ol Virginia he less regardlul ot
other and higher and nODler scenes, and less
grateful for that active and higher and nObl-
a. service bestowed IN your own Washing
toni BY him who beheld in this great Union
the main pillar IN the edIhce III Your real
Independence the support u your tran
guilty 1T home, your peace abroad-ot Jour
safety, u your prosperity, u that very lloer-
TN you 90 Aighy prize! No, 40, for, Il 50
We should deserve tile destiny that awaits
us, not when the right hand iOrgets ID cunn-
iug, but when All patriot hearts shall have
forgotten the one patriot father. - the noble
son of another stutc, whose cradle was IS
now, lis home, Within the east II the shadow
of Bunker Hill, viii you not accord more
than strangers right - make pilgrimage
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-25

The New YORK SEVENTH REGIMENT
The New York Herald gives the following
reasons why the Seventh has become the
''crack" regiment Of our country:
It's perfection Of drill and equipment,
which has elicted the admiration Of foreign
military men as well as those Of our land;
its gallant conduct at the Astor place riot,
which it suppressed; its presence-as at Bos-
ton and Richmond-upo occasions which
give it q reflex interest and honor; its
Child Of the Regiment young lady
a daughter Of a deceased oficer-whom it
has reared and educated; its splendid new
band and drum corps-these and other cir
cumstances have conspired to give this regi-
ment national reputation and an eclat
which no other military body has ever
achieved
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-25

The students of South Carolina College
have come out in suits of grey Jerseys Of
Southern manufacture This is admirable.
When they grow up. if they do not finch
from the wearing Of this costume, they will
be in the best sense true tariff practi-
eally exempGfying the right principles
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-25

Mr. Stewart, Of Nd, has given notice Of
his intention to defend the Legislature q
that State, in reply to his colleague, Mr..
Davis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-25

A negro IS to he tried at the next Clarke
County Court, for uttering incendiary Ian
guage. Court meets on Monday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-25

A WOMAN JOINING THE Sons OF MALTA
The disappearance of the man named Curtis,
from GAINESVILLE, Ohio, supposed to have been
spirited away and disposed of by the Sons
of Malta, for exposing their secrets, is ex-
planned. His wife publishes statement, in
which she says that her husband left town
because he was angry and mortified at her
having imposed herself upon the Sons Of
Malta, dressed in men 5 clothes, and been par
TALLY initiated. Mrs Curtis gives IN anus
sing account of her experience among the
Sons. She and a neighbor, Mrs Smith
having womanly curiosity to explore the
secrets which their husbands would not tell
them, bribed one of the Sons to introduce
them as men, for initiation. They put on
their husbands clothes and went to the
lodge-room, They did pot 60 through all the
ceremonies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-25

The strike Of the cordwainers Of Lynn and
Marblehead, Mass, for higher wages, was
consummated on Wednesday. The journey
men shoemakers of Lynn to the number Of
$500 paraded the streets, headed by u band
of music, and held meeting i'll the open
air. The speakers who addressed them urg-
ed frmness and unity in the movement
The strikers Of Marblehead also paraded the
streets of that village. Similar demonstra-
tons were made at Natick and Dover, n.
Ii. There were no violent proceedings in
any of these towns. The Boston Herald
says that this strike is calculated to serious
ly affect the business relations of the whole
State
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-25

GENERAL AssEMBLY.-The General As
sembly of Virginia, on Thursday, was oc-
cupied with ordinary routine business, some
bills were passed, however, as will be seen
by our report of the proceedings in another
column.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-25
ALEXANDRIA,:
The Virginia Wing Convention.

SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY IS, 1850
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-25

\ mo, the scene OF one Ol tfn most ...4f
robberies thatba. ever ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mr BelI re,;Jing I'M F,yatta .rr.a. .n NJ.
Four1b Ward Nh collected INK. $4,000
make ! navmant a Sane nr""n~,y n.i.,.
anJ N. III Ls.am;r,, I.n.,.a \. ..o. II.
thieves that M eyer n i" l,,,3 A ar
n;,y tbay rn.,I,oI !, .o.,.. N. .g.u..
ani Ill 5ba;. ,a.,,,,r,. ,.....r,..Iy l.
III, g@ ot,, '','''"
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IL !" /" G''is" I ''I'''s' 49, II.
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III ,I'tE,,,.'r' l.,i'n,t - -,it. II ~, ',o @
- 49, ,I,oJ pa'sVU ~ - ~ ''.' II ,.., s
otber stn,J .Insa 80 81 'o on,.,on,r .Imar
soma L;rJ L vb;nI b, y ,,5n,. ,..
w.II I'M, II r r"a1;,,, ,5,at.Ga. .,un.
onn.rtn,,',,, \. a.mn3 ill.,. i.,..a.
Gppol o 10y Il, Sl,'y I's '''''''." MI,
p.n 80 -i'''' +" S''"'' ','' .,n,..,
pa pr"'seueG ; Y resume l'S' ,,. nSso NJ,
" ,,"a ~, I'M ~ II '+ t. na
G 5ossT T InaI one 7. ~ ,s,',a' ~. s
pc"Tu. me discovery Ia a."iia't
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-06

A BLRFCKNR, AuCTIoSEeR PROPERTY ON
II Tenth Fits fou tn and ii7th suction.
A J Bt.EkCkFR 500 Il 60 VIII eel Thursday, Fen
8, at IL O'Clock, IA the Serchs It's 4 xca
I'm i7th treet-l Lot a. oh. MS sourth avenue.
On llltb sirset-l iots s. 9j feet O Fourth
Ov fit, tourH se-t-2 Iots 800 It. ID 2sxlOl4 Ga.
The etrv ct is grs0rd severed and asse.sIu ens paid
On Tenth street.-The three basement brick
Hopse and lot M l?3 Of Second avenue; Tot
&7 The House the Int Crotou &C.
Is well adapted for sra eeneel family. Terms liberal.
kepe &c, a. No. Pine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-06

A UCTIOk k0TICE.-MORTG AGE SALE.
IA Horsese>prrs ana others take notice To al whom
concern Defsuf tsvog been de IL payment of
Chae! Mortgages duly executed tn tn the ef
$500. shall proceed sell Morday. the 9Th day
ruArr, instant, at II oclo A ". by joan w. PORTER,
Auctoreer The ert frs, class Furniture
story residence us feurte nth OF Eighth
wbout amy stoone ment cr whateyer
thereof AZ will cover ssd sum nd EXPENSES t,sreon.
The DAor Furniture Of solid rosewood NJ
description large portion Of which Meeks Poo
sot houx and other fst class tnufacurers, may
fully reised bon elegance and Durability
part of full sets snd wood richly covered he
most crstly three coored broca6es elegant
Tables to match two ct ood E with
tops liued with sstu d. lsrge Frepcn
brocaiel Curtains rich orrnolu Chapdeers oil Pa,ndpss
bob ancient aid modern. worthy the of
large Turkish kSsy and Reception Chairs ia s.in
ara moquet rosewood work Tables. iniad with pearl,
EnRlssh Upesirv Carpets rich china Vases.
BILE figures bronzss AID other c,~tly paor and
tave carved legs t,seher with rich coh Stool
also large and extensive VARIETY of rich China Wa-e
Gises Vkre, Silver Ware Cutlery &c &c ''hsnsars Ele
CANT Furniture 10 suits cred
top Tables rich lace Cuaips oval airIrs rsrvod foet
aad Work TABLES with Marble tops Table de Mutt solid
Msrr elegantly carved with washsands 10 natc, rich
decornec lgft hua Toilet sets hair Mattresses. e
geese Their Beds Bssters Pills Sheets Brussels and
IusrAin Carles walnut and mshogsny SUITS mprs
tire ees for bedrooms Lounges. ofas sofa Bed Rockers
Clocks Mirrors 6c &c The auconeer calls particular
tenon TO this sale embracing variety snd
nent passed having upwards of Sl0D0 Foe
u particulars catalogues which be had the house
On tie mcrpng Of sale. Responsible viii be
dHrce TO pacs cart store goods gor OF the city, Mt
sonsbte charge Satisfactory deposits will be require
In m 81 purchasers. ID. j. BARNEY, Mortgage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-06
J. BLHEcKEe. AuOrT0kEFR Il RGw SAFE OF

.
IA Lots On avenue G. Fdssuth and six eenth streets
A. y BitECEEr, son & ca viii cell ~ icu9u Wed.
nesdaT reb at IL O'Clock at the Merrhsus Eycbange:
On - srue C-s OTIS r. bet 18th aud 10 streets.
On Fifteenth eree-l6 i"s IL bst~re avenues and O.
s1xtecDth ere<tlS los q. bet,ysep
The street. Loe 25xo3 tue Lots 2ixsS each
tic avenues AND streets severed Tha location
erne offer sreat ncuceer builders
cecil can rere,n for he bond and mortgage Maps
ac at No Pine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-06

DohTRAIrs IN OIL FROM LIFE, PHOTOGRAPHS
uerreotypes ambrotypes enlarged 70 life aza and
careful painted in oil eotos by j. c. PLATr 500 Brosdway
Ir.rnc ems given 70 limited number Of LADY pupils In "a
painting N. BChoce original oil psIutnrs for IA For
parucn.s ~ refer 10 Commercial Advertiser,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-06

EDw ARD sCHENCE, AUCTIONEeR -AssIGaEE's
II sale Of the Flock and Fixtures Of Broadway
tailoring ard s.ntlemAn's furnishing store. By ~ H.
SChENCk, Tuesday 7h inst nj 83 Broad way q. l0%
the eure stock Of Cloths Cas,,meres vss'ings DRILLS
&c with aarge rqen Of fret class gsIte
suspendes Collars Undersh'rts Drawers Silk and Cot.
Umbrella Osn.s 60 Also tbs elegant Fixtures Oae
eesao msh gsny top cutting Tabs xih
mahsgany Counters Desk Tables and Chsrs gas Chapde
es ard Ixtures aud Herrirg safe Also
en- screens with sliding dosrs. and umecee stands
The whole 10 be sold without ori Of NCuAED
l. sUsa, ESQ., Asegree lis Vest Esheenth street
EDWARD SCTiENCK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BALE
II Of Household Furniture. by r. Il +. 4 hENCK.
Monday 9Th inst l0s O'Clock at the ssesroon 80
larne assortment Of Household Furnura consisting
mahogany Sofas Lounges P.ror Chairs and Rockers
top CeLre Tables mahogany Beseads marble Bureaus
Wxshsands Lounges. Cottage Beissads and Chairs uSr
Mattresses Feather sud Straw Beds B,sers Pillows
Glass Ware and Crockery, &c. BY order OF
JOAN KELLY, Sheriff.
HUGH KELLY, Deputy Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-06
nAI.n0 At AUCTIONS.


A. .o,1nn. 81 SsE E6sb.I 81 psb ag 9
4Is;issS st?;s$s: s.;1s
rs are. and Tiess.s .::or,a sA 49,,
.: ;: s :' ~
Artists sSoeass
Sss ssr cd @a",s sirrors Sroosae and ass Curtains
- :.
: u ne ssit sqS ss
SSsSs - street The s, Gss ~ ~ maze
be.l1srpsa Descriptive catalogues n The houssOu morning
Ds..dox Grand action y! octave Piano
%ss sss 10 raS offered auoS a s
son rsewoed osntesbary do stool covered in brocse sn
Gaze Encognures Ssraasssris aud Sa.
Si pearl ss sr@ou aud bronze cSa"dser Ssa aStE
bras s.as.s %sd.oD velvet Ssrps Mo.so eng: French
ins French shAdes E, oornces two suts OF
richly ssrs 70 % os OF s
VIZ two tete ese SOLAR. eeepiou aud egbt
marble ops mae6 the superb WOOD ricoy
pes % s rsoes pss
ssSt sod Morning. pAndoa pAnng Music Poetry. p,sns.
,sns sAs:enslo sr.ela and India 40 OF psln,as.
from n'' ess9 p Ds1sa
n Louvre Paris two match Paintings by he lae Mr. snnsy
Frs ees by Cole west PcSt sa%mar Sra aiaer pasS
Auerf0g by rel-ree the Coast
grand antique lava Vases from Pompeu and aneum
BQuesrsn groups Crus .ners; Paraa Group and yr
eum two o9esnt ssseo real inDorted
present owner cost SlU usrian marble Acere
aeos sasc. Boz ton d,sren, times ,rmou Clock
nouts imported -ssis tor
9nsrse fss proof eops kng,syass Bgesslie Board.
ma ssAod Shslrs us.ca: Oicloh velvet sill
" p..ted Rods 30 Hsambers-rwo rosewoai marole top
cfosaine oureaus do Eedseads and jon nodes MATCH
Hr@oHr Glaee toilet Tables shaving atsod, Wardrobe
SAbees de Nuis Couch Rockers Chsirs
covered IN rs"ouet Tspestrs ard Brussels Oloe, ssns
Beospread. Hpripg ana hsr hatr. FsAtar Rsis
si.ssess ooun.eroa Bn,sfs and Po~s oval Mirrors
Pastel Psitess cecorAei china In s's Turkish TO
orseAse Curtains Upper Caem oers Mahogany aaa black
wa0us furniture DO biucs r0omSolid cdtved oak Buffet
sueea fee< sxersos 9sh,e deTz pssnt; Arm Jb.rs ss
CANT soss OF Grystsi Glassware richly
grrvod VIZ Decsniers two dozen uoblets do. Cham
pagnss, Clarcs Wines, Tnrhers. iemonsdes Celery,
Fruit sod Preserve snda Fins.r Bos's sails All tbs
vost TO-, Paris oid band set i6D
Sea dec rated Tea a. pieces: SOLID
Cake tissket EsyEu kors sp rorks hnte
Cutlery. bsstes OF Besei,S cemiiohns old Brandy
1855; do Sc4ch Whtskey Gordon Cherry barrels
sDd brown suss &c ,sn basement AMI kichso
niture; e,one iron opten kitchen Utensils se
Terms ~ ese each bsnkahs money certified chscxs
Depcshs required ~ al
N R-Competer, aud reliable WITH express wagons IN
be u s,en snc~ 10 and sh the furniture &c the
country desired
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-06

.U,AYLORs SALOON SIS AND ~ BROAuwAY.-Bu-
sness will end The lower fountain Saloon =
vcnier quie; and economical place 70 dine Tia b q fare