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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1854

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Boots and Brogans Auction Notices

On Wednesday January 17 and January 31 at 10 o clock consignments of boots shoes and brogans will be offered at the office. On February 14 at 10 o clock at the store 80 cases announced. February 2 at 10 o clock at the office 10 Come boots thor and brogange. March 14 at 10 o clock at the office and March 28 at 10 o clock at the office 600 cases boots shoes and brogans. Cash advanced on consignments.

Omnes New York Iidings. &c Jan Iu Alvie Philadelphia Iine Capen Reston Boo Thor Brogange Townsend, Mallard & Cowing Townsend, Maillard & Cowing Owneend, Mallard & Cowing Aio Baltimore B—W Rotterdam Anthony R Andrews Atkinson, Rollins & Co JT Dunbar & Co Dowling Fessernden JP Hawes & Co P Razoux Rochelle Eric Arvede Leighth Hennessy Prunes Bray & Hayes Coenery & Co D & M Williams Torrey & Co Atkinson, Rolins & Co Liverpool Star of Empire Cannel Coal E Train & Co H & S Jones & Co Hosmer Callender, Rogers & Hilton Iron Page Briggs & Babbitt Sears & Co Barbour Wyman & Arklay Macintire, Lawrie & Co Dana Wyman, Proctor & Co Ellsworth & Son Moise Tills Tenney & Co Pettes & Lovejoy Fowle & Son Williston & Co Wilkinson, Stetson & Co Jordan, Marsh & Co King Beebe & Co Chase Gibson & Co Little Alden & Co Beals, Jr Blodgett & 290 Converse & Co Blake Bigelow & Co Smith, Summer & Co Safford & Brooks Bellamy Little, Brown & Co Steel Emery & Waterhouse May & Co Geo Ellis Atkins, Stedman & Co Davis Bros Teardner & Thayer J Colamore, Jr Mdse Whiton, Train & Co T Long & Co Bdis Steel Naylor & Co Bdis Steel P E Gay & Co John Martin & Co Rogers Linder & Meryer Reynolds & Co Steel Fullerton & Raymond J & JP Anes Para Frederic John Bert'am Juila Gus Logwood Thompson & Vison Mansanilla J H Kent Homer & Spage Matanzas Trull & Bros John Aiken Bartlett Richmond Whitney Gray Hirds Agar AG Farwell & Co Tucker J & A Tirrell Levi Holton Lang & Delano Seth Adams Lang & Belano Savannah Solloway Calef & Co Alen Concordia Goddard & Pricharp Lombard & Co Thayer & Co Skinner & Co Bartett Cary Aiken Turner & Boynton Batchelder

The Cry for Help Beyond Far Borrroboola Gha

Oswego describes a preacher's sermon on distant heathens and a modern call to aid. A starving child and a dying mother expose local neglect as the speaker argues Christian duty begins at home. The piece urges Christians to help the needy near their door. Dec 5 1854 Oswego

Borrroboola-Gha Jerusalem Oswego

Boston Theater and Cultural Notes in Boston

A collection of notices covers The Dream at Boston Museum praised for its thrill and spiritual themes, Richard the Third on stage with strong production values, and actor E. L. Davenport’s return to Boston with ample acclaim. Ambrotypes by Cutting & Bowdoin, sheet music updates, and local civic items like Cambridge’s new fire ordinance are also mentioned alongside small city curios and local incidents.

Jackson Franklin Washington Cotes C. Poster Forristall Internal Health Feppe’s Ferry David A. Simmons Waltham Street Baltimore Charles H. Bacon Benjamin Winstow United States Hotel Deer Island Mouraim W. Farr Faneuil Hall Margaret Little James W. Abbott Charles S Clark Wiliam C. Barstow Boston Barstow B. L. Alien Board of Alderme Ees Elliot Street Mrlowe Boston Museum Museum Boston Theatre Barry Richard E. L. Davenport England Brown, Bazin & Co Wm. Scott, Esq London Ambrotypes Messrs Cutting & Bowdoin Tremont Street Cambridge Common Council of Dr Digg Glendon Rolling Mills Company Telegraph Charlotte Dana RK. H. Dana Chestnut Street Thomas Simpson Hackman N. Y. Times Balaklava Sebastopol Inchief Lord Raglan St. Arnaud Council of War Canrobert Canrobert Is Commander-Inchief Menschikoff the Alma Ience Ibid State of Sir Cusac Havre Paris Exhibition Room Canada Portland Department of Industry Congress

Luminous Interior Report Advocates Indian Colonization Policy

The report by Secretary McClelland covers public lands pensions surveys and Indian relations. It urges liberal appropriations for colonization and civilization, notes fourteen treaties last year, and advocates humane, non coercive means to settle Indians as agricultural communities. It calls for courthouses, federal building projects, and wiser treasury use.

R. McClelland Secretary of the Interior Public Lands Pension Department McClelland Bounty Congress United States California Interior Honda of Peneronements Republic of Mexico Washington Lludson District Court of the Treasury Virginia New York Louisiana Florida Houses State War Navy Little Falls Bridge Insane Asylum

Entertainment and news sweep San Francisco and Paris scene

The piece notes a lavish San Francisco Metropolitan Theatre season with an Italian opera and French tenor, touches on Madame Anna Bishop’s benefit and Fra Diavolo with Miss Sinclair, and shifts to global items. It covers Senator Gwin in Los Angeles, Mormon and Utah remarks, a Paris Rue de la Tannerie tragedy, London dock charges, chloroform debates, typhus and cholera fatalities, and Parisian commercial optimism amid a grand 1855 opening.

San Francisco Havana Metropolitan Theatre Anna Bishop Fra Diavolo Miss Sinclair Zerlina Mons. Guinot Amsterdam Paris Roué Solomon

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