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uos. cyErs EApTox or svw u.vpsu,

non. CYRUS BARTON, or sEw HAMPSHIRE.
On Saturday, Feb IL after concluding speech before
political meeting near Concord, the Hon Cyrus IIsr.
ten fell dead. Mr. Barton was we known editor ami
politician, and was at the time Of his doath publisher
Of the Concord Reporter the organ u the national demo.
Gratis in New Hampshire, or Burtemen, a. thsy
cail,d, account Of the fact that the Hoo Edmund
Burke IL their recognized leader Mr. Barton vas foe
many years editor aud publisher Of the New Hampshire
Pdtriot, the organ of the Isaac H leaDcracy; bat
having offended of the Pierce clique (.3 easjD
Concord, he retired from the paper. In common wih
many other old and tried Jackson democrats Mr Barton
early declared his disgust At she policy Of Ia, pre.snt
administration. and established the Reportcr with Mr.
Borks contributing editor. II we'll conducted
journal 10 March last the Legislature ~ the STATE by
a combination ~ tbs elements opposei % the a1mnla
ttatop, elected Mr.. Barton printer 10 tbs state,
builders reicctsd-ths Ia become tbs head Of the
corner" SIR. Barton has several times held oaers o.
city q Concord He vas man ESTEEMED "a every reia
tlon u life Ia bis dfAth .he state loses val liable ct
Asn-the public press vigorous writer and srp4
nspcsd publshsf-ths forum sp elective orator-tha
national democratic party OF It's hrnsat adhsreni.
and the country that whirh has become slTt 40 400
maiy In these latter dsys-an honest politician.
DyATH or ygASCIs KisLocm HUgTR.
We hnnoun'e with deep regret, sayr the Charleston
Coyer ofte 18th Instant the death of this rsB%rAbs
pAirot aud eaeni who expired a. biz fssdsncs 10 this
city IN the eighty second Jsar Of bis age .; osoek
yesterday afternoon. Col Hugsr The o. Col
bsDjsmin Huger q The revelation who~ss kills. before
The Hbea of Charleston Anf tho pup ~ The cello.
braie iT. John Hu nieF anG feo~ sBdrnt ~ bf PbT.
bick, Of hladelpba. when yogng msn, tally Ia
spir.d with The srdor ~ American rspuhls, ,nsrs hs
lonr1 Df EStc Blman, q. .blAdslpha, ~ hts st.sppi
Ia hberAts lafayette from tho dungeons ~ Omai an
optsIPrss Which isd 10 u" long Incarceration of the
fosDg paro. The fret landing Of the Marquis 10 IL
fryets on American soil ~. the plant4ton ~ tie
fs,hsr u Colonel D. H9rsr IN I'LL rss aitsmpi u
The young Hugsr kBS Boiiman n a Faystis
therefore Bob. recognition n hereditary anA pstsrnal
Hospitality On his liberation ami raturn ~ his native
And the subject ~ iia skstch appointed Captain
In The tniisa states u 1875 Hs resigned ami
tired foon af'srwara bot the hrssAinx 0at ~ ths
of 1914 recssd again from hs beloved rstir.
meat and appointed 10 oes and received the
mat u meet ~ artillery attached - ihs kouth.rn
division. O. lionel Hggsr served bis native stats 10 nth
branches ~ The Legislature and was Always really
serve her In any capacity. evil Or military.
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Superior couss-spse,.i Terms.

I'm i9-1h Nsv Yovk and Hayi>m Rsdresd c1s-
Tony -. Alexander Eyi>, Jr-rhis motion can. up %
recover the value of 900 shares Of pr,su.4 .,o>s
and upwards Of 900 shares Of II. Old stock alleged
have teen frautul.niy Issued " The Sstssasat -ho
eompsny baa abandonet their claim for the prsssyrsd
stock, teesu~ tbs shares vers i~,sd vbsn tn- s.oss
va isn, And vn rot esrtain vbe,hsr ths company
Liable for thoss shares Bat ID. company had
sumed ths OLD sso>s, ard the opiy question: for tss
eouft 70 cerde vs ~ 70 the value % thor shares Ts
tour y. of opinion that tie i~fsed.s. vss Nsbs Tor
ihe par vsu- ~ t1st share. q " stof aaOaaag 20
s1o,sss' 9ssznsa. yS ssoor,,sEy rs4.stss - that
sn9-at.
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Judge Ioripg will have . hearing before the Com
mtise on federal Relations in the House Of Re
presentatiyes OF Aa.sachus setts to-day. The peu
aoners who request Judge Lorng's discharge will
u II rumored, be represented by A. n. Ely, John
Andrews Wendeil Phillips, y. N Wright and scth Webb
Jr AID Judge LoIng will appear supported By George
T. Curtis, siSney bartlett, and K H. Dana Jr The com
mite. IL composed u gentIsrnen iour OF which
were formerly wings, two free soilers, aud Inie
pendent.
At the 81 Nicholas Hotsl-Bon w Bocook. yirrnia
Hon Rollnson, Rhode island; judge Iytn Ionisana.
Gray, Bsston; king David Campbell Pittsnsias Dsan
Rielmond, Buffalo; Hon Alfred ksy, Ohio; Phillips
DO; Lspslsy Phiisdelphis vwIn,tou, cineiu. ~;
Tbsyer. boston; Isaac sonthvlek Jsmesvile; John
Grisyold Troy Tn, mas Alt.nr Staten Islaad. Finksr
London. Losehe DO; u Dobban. baltimore. Thomas
Rstinton Eostcn; II II Quares, kelneud; Reed Boz
ton Nilsop do; Morris. Hiehmsra; 7 n Morse
Cleveland; Psgrsm; KieLs. Bsltiraors Geo si,'
= seymour, pierpont: fnimsrs. Bunsiss Hos Joha
iouhg hosirssi; csmvssii. csstlstos; 3 Porter,
Al the Irving Houss-Hon Jacob Broon Psanyyivsnis.
Alessna'r CoedridEs Nswfoundisndi Col W II ksw,os,
~ rauls Mpn: stsriinr Thrg~sr, Mobile Ala: n shuu
vel, Phiisaephs; wss,.rvei, 40: Gissri cossses,
Prosidsnee, 4: Gel Calvin Tovnsy yerme.t. Hsnry
Austin and lady ssn francseo, Capt Hooper Essrs,
Nd; FC Foster Pttshurg, Ia
Prom fsvanssb. In sissmsbip Aasusts--A n Combs =
hsrIs iasIssn. n rrsss-sy, o nrevn W a gls,.
s.sa.i Jr s,rs.a ssrss,, b Is 9 S..rs' wB s.ss.
hesi,ns oesry, Miss Tensssss--i2 10 sts.rsss.
sra neSss,, K.s, BroesIys. NJ r.
frsa sraA aD, latts Va . Astsa-ny RsssDl
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Marine Court.
Before Hon. judge MeCarth

Before Hon Judge Mccarthy
THE LATE ALLEGED CONTEMPT or CouRr ~ THg
TIaEs sEwsPAPEG.
I'm. 10 The following order was ISSUED, dated Feb
IL
On .ea5n NJ and Cling the afifayit of David RuA.sI
Lee Il Is ordered that the said Lee appear before th
Court on Tu-scay the 10th February ins A. IL 4. N
and show u any he has, why he should not bs
pupishcd Tor contemp' for publishing in the HeS Fork
Daay 7imes of February, 1855, article entitled cr
beaGed-''Marine Court-WhAt Was Not Done 4" By tho
Court, MOSES u. GALE, Clerk,
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Supreme Court-Circuit.

ACTION FOR Loss or sLooP BY COLLISION.
FIN. l9.-Seaman d Jube rs. Ely Kelly.-rhi, ASTON
has teen days 1t TO recover dsmages
for the o.s OF the sIoop Rensselaer, alleged TO been
sunk July. 1889, the river Hudson by the steamer
south America The sloop, II appears coming down
tile liver laden With COAL and The steamer going up
and struck the a!oop, when she SUM. Damsgss we're
laid - - OOO. The ctience that the fault
lie part OF the soCp Verdict for plant n 81 43T 81,
amount claimed and interest For the plaintiff Mssirs.
O. Morton and Smith for deenda IT. Messrs cowes and
Jones.
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UsrtD tTiT@ ilHrsaeT Covxr-s., 10 y, ". " 70
81.
ErrynxH COtr-OrusL Tms.-Sos saur,srsi~a
no'ioss, sSa a., los iss, Issgisg "a a. 81 a. 90 ea
-. ~. "a, -. "a "a, ~, ~, IS
cEssvu-iso2 1886. ian, no, llsa lz9 ls01. no
tts 1ps, 1912 iDhs. lea Isss Isss
CowaOs PisAe--Ps isf--1A 1s1 1s2 80. 1st, D9i.
11 s42, 80, 90, srs, ti4, t20. iso, fTt las "a
Part ls-S>, q 10. ~, o. o. 1ot III. 10, 1s 30,
al 7ss. al, rss ala szs ss1 a. Sss 1it 80 -
srvsxos cor sr--Foar bssssbs.--Sos. st2, ti 80
u.s. 80, iS1 cTt bss. 10 "a ess ssf, 80, 80 ~
fzo ~, ia Tsg - T5T, rs 20, 10, ~ ~ n
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lars which had been voted for the purchase of their
lands they had not recrivd than twenty aud this
was employed rs q means OF degrading and reducing
them lower than their savage state. The fire
ter was sold to them by government agents. and impo
sitions OF the most hasrsnt character committed
with the knowledge Of the authorities at Washington.
In Minnesota the Indians realized only forty thousand
out OF the four hundred and eighty thousand dollars
which had been appropriated quite recently in the
interesting Territory of Nebraska, daughter the In
dian reservation Of 1--WE thousand acres which held
In trust Tor them by the government laid out in
violation OF that trust, for town Ia it any wonder
said the General Indignantly, that the scalpng knife
should glsam and the tomahAwk be brandished while
such injustice this Is committeds During the admi
nisratcn OF Jackson they protected their rights
and their just demands were granted. They had me
him, It IL true, often in the field but they love
bim for his strict integrity, and they felt that
while he was at the bead OF the government they
frauds Of its agents They knew that he was .
stern warrior but that he was also just and magnan
would start to theireye This tribute to the memory
jackson received with repeated applause General
Houston next spoke Of the late by the Indians
at Beknsp, and sad that gross wrong had been con-
nitted upon them by the officials and that
1t was only after they had been provoked beyond endu
and fred twice. that they fell upon the
United States troops. On the receipt Of the at
Washington IL proposed to send three thousand
to cha stise tine Indians hut he refused To vote in
favor Of the proposition He had also determined
to give his consent TO future treaties that might De
entered into with them for he believed they only
Here the G. neral looked his watch and manifested
desire to take his seat; but the audience were not
10 u
more before they could consent to leave Cries OF Go
on go on assai ed him from all parts OF the honse,
mingled with pause aud he continued for about
ten minutes longer to speak the wrongs Of the In
dians
When he resumed his seat OF the audience called
out Three cheers for the first President OF Texas"
which were given With hearty good win. Some
else Immediately proposed "Three for Sam Hons
tcn the next President of the Unitei States and the
house rang again with applause large crowd had by
this time assembled about him. and the usual shaking
OF liar tsok place After spending about ten minutes
in interesting with his friends the committee
took the General in charge and with him to
his hotel On his way into the street he received three
parting cheers Thus terminated his fret appearance at
Niblos beautiful opera house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-20

Tm RIcHsosp srstsry -The ovnsrs of this linz n
fAyorfe steamers have made arrangement fOr
shpppg goods 70 rsisrs5srg, LyB.hburg anl Western
Virginia. Ths steamer Rosnoss sov iosalag FOR the
stors places snd 8sehArgss her cargo Al Cliy Point
sh~pcs gcois eonysysA W r.lrssd v rs;srsbars
Gsa a. far sssi wyihsyis The Tssnessss railroad
1hs read Ids fair - secoss rsry mporiaai iAs
Lfmt. a. gfxyrt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-20

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF Observation-Disclosures
In annual exhibition OF the National Academy, will be
opened to the public Monday Marcn T. at 5is Broad
way, between Prince and Spring streets Artists viii
please their usual lists the undersigned at the
University, possible; ana they particular
ly desired to have their works readiness by imme-
diately after the first day OF March the
will absolutely forbid the admission of any contribution
whatever later than Monday, the 5th They must also
that the limited capacity Of the present tenn
to smaller space the walls than heretofore Var
nishing day' will be saturday, the 10th OF March,
10 A. NJ to z. NJ, without further notice. BY order
of the Council. T. ADDISON RICHARDS
Corresponding Secretary N. A.
New York, February Is, 1855.
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CITHo WOULD NOT POSSES A BEAUTIFUL HEAD
w OF hair The receipt OF Q medical preparation
which has failed 70 restore the hair although used
In thousands Of The receipt viii be sent 20 any
direction the receipt Of letter containing Is cent?
ia postage STAMPS post paid 10 Dr. Es Brosdvay Post
Once. Letters answered Immediately.
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~ U. A. CELEBRATION OF wAsHINGTON's g BIRTH
W. day Route Of Procession.-Ihe line will form n
East Broadway, under direction OF Capt ]. q. Hslme
Grand Marshal proceed through Grand street. Bowery
Chstham street the Park, (where IT will be
viewed by the Hon. the Mayor and Common Council
up broadway to and around Union Park the
OF Music, in Fourteenth street Hon. Thomas r. Whit
ney, Past Noble Arch Grand Sachem of the Order, will
deliver the annual orstion.
W. W. OSBORN, Chairman, 27s Grand street.
Jos. C HrIsg, s.
CiIAs. E. GiIpFTsIFEyE (SoS'e'"fe7'
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n OF U. A-CoLUMBIA CHAPTER NO. THE
W. Off ers aud members Of the above chapter
quested to be punctua in their the rooms
Of the chapter Christopher and Hudson streets
on Thursday, the 22d inst, at O'Clock A. NJ, in full
regalia in order to celebrate the Birthday Of the i'm
mortal Washington. Members Of the order belonging
the chapters Dot parading that day. invited to
unite with Columbia chapter the occasion BY
of the Committee.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEwEo EVERY DAY.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A MEXICAN CHAPTER, NO. Q, o. U. A.-THE MEN.
IA bers requested 10 meet at their room, corner
OF Broadway and Lispenard street. Thursday morn
ing the go, at O'Clock A. NJ Members OF the order
the State Of New Jersey the loot Of Cortandt street
70 be escorted in line by the American Guards Captain
Miller. B-Members will receive their tickets at the
Chapter rooms on Wednesday evening" the 2lst instant
B. 5. HENDRICK5oS,
JOHN II. WEIGH.
A MEXICAN PROTESTANT ASSOCIATION, NO. 15--
IA The members of this Lodge hereby requested
to attend their Lodge room Wednesday evening,
2lst inst BY order. J. JOHNSTON, w. NJ
w. SHERMAN, X. s.
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CELiEHATiOs - THE AsatyEksAkr oT fHDKPEs.
ptACE- Hoaosn - SGAN gAQrU DgEsALwKs-
TtrSTrr THE riHsT rEEsrSr-KEcrIrrs o. rHx
NaTf0nAL TTgaAuar.
We hsrs recsi'sa hiss " papers irsm Pot a. Pns1.
4si.d 70 ths isth u Jasusry.
Ths fsSai> A. c0~~sros ssyA,--Th. hny ssoosa .asi
rsrsy q tbs peeiarsaon u Is9syss3ssss a lisyu.
sd ihs saiional hoBors - Jssa Jssyass n~s,ais.t
oss ~ 10 rsosi zlorioss ssgpor,srs---sfs oss =
Nth mseh S0mp On ibs j., AL - o. thi' ssosih. %
Inpsral NAgssty faustin lat ptftFa y tEs 49, -
nltss, .ttofisG ~ large Eumtst ~ f1ng'A0bAFiss
The feesiyis ~ the raisnal sstsay - tbs bsed
year fstsl have b<sH ftusasiss ~ tIttS,e1 fofvks
cprrsasy, sna OIL 81, go nAtaoesl fsfsvafg
tasrs n TIE Gmssss ~ tk2s - fofsAgn eGFf~HfYt
aAa o. cs1 tcs ~ natonai stff~tsgs ksfe hsn otE-1
10 nsssi ths gsTsfnmeGt - pfnsst 4urnf lt@S
cserss ~ the Xstk ~ Isssfabef pferi1st ka' HsT
ten oDnssls ADD cossslS agsnt thst hrieE IL f0tfEa
eouBifaas trsGssctsg buslnsss, sbsH oo1isns - ast
ssil osk.rs AZ. syyo4siss IL thssr pl.os
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" street, New York Notice An election for Eve
Directors Of the New Greek Company viii be held on
Monday, February 26th inst at the Office of the Com
pany, in New Yofk, between the hours Of 10 and II
A. NJ The transfer books will be closed from the 10th
to 2.th inst New York, Feb IL, 1885.
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AIEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
~ Mail Steamship Company So Wall street-New
York, Feb lst, 1876. Notice The annual election for
Directors OF this Company win held at this office,
THURSDAY lat March next, between the hours of II
and : P. NJ. WM l.. Y0ULE, Secretary
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nnrr. = rrr wrsr-RAr BArla ave- prrrr.

Howxs N yHE WnT-PAT BAsiEs AND Parry
gtsfs We @&sn that quiis snnah~r a r~u'i.a,..
copE eusssss in ~ Loss. have snrsx shs pas, -
500 nasekss@s gf0BB4s Tor fsmly r.xgs~aess 81 80
t.ssiIfsi taiiins sni that sarg0uads shls "a f..
Yi. o~srs ss4 farpshss n4sny lDdnssu~ut, for susa
psrtS~s We kA's K0p1 sehSas ss1 shares.s u npssf
sib6t. Ncsf AL oosi are chssp, sea pure wsf~y 10
sbendss' rs srp<ss-s ~ h.isg mech ~ss lssa 10
ns Louis. Esst ssd AHss nnes. liver thsa th-rs
ssf fat bskes snd prstty grs nnush p~s.ls, Os-
ssn now g. W railroad from bshsrAs 70 81 ,.gfs - fss
snt We tos soDw ~ . ssssp~r hsslisir, hskVl-r,
~ D~ss.Dssf plAos 70 rssits In ta&a ~ cfy - b.
We 81 iAs rsss~si t.s s.4 ths v-psy~<is 70 ~.
'sspeTA pf~mlss y myryvs asy .-gsetllf. .f.l -.
rasa,s yss. ~
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DARIS W0kLD'S FAIR-AN ENGLISH GENTLEMAN,
IL OF considerable mercantile experience, who has
travelled through Europe, is open for engagement
with parties intending sending goods to Paris for
exhibition He will personally atte I'd in Paris and take
orders for the articles, may be agreed upon Refer
OF TIE highest respectability be given Ad
dress Herald Office.
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CTXTH AVENUE RAILROAD.-NOrICE TO PASSEN
- gers BY City ordinance the are requested to
stop above the street crossing going up and below it
going down Passengers requested to make it
venent to take and leave the those crossing
the door, TO leave them the side next TO the side
walk, and not to jump or while they motion
WIN. EBBIT, Superintendent.
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WnLAM GRANDM, ATTORNEY, COMMISSIONER
w for the several States and notary public III ana
121 Nassau street, New York.--Pensious patsnts ke
promptly obtained from Washington Inventors i'm,
pcrtes and claimants interested ca ling as above
Soldiers, ssors 6c.-l6o United States land In
anT var since $780, sFirst come, Arst servedn
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PUBLIC ARE RE-
IL specttulIy IL formed that the Inauguration of the
Touro Literary Institute will take place the
448 Broome street Ia few doors Of Broadway this
TUESDAY evening, at ~ O'CLOCK The objects OF this
institute the eaary and social Of the
Hebrew community The Rev DIR. D. M. Raphali, N. A.
ID. PHI, Rev. II A. Henry and Jonas B. Phillips, Esq,
will deliver addresses. b. II. MAYERS, President.
} HYMEN EMANuEI. Secretary.
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PROCESS BY WHICH ENCR

w oNDERTUL-THE PROCESS BY WHICH ENGRA
w wings, leaves, flowers, or even a bank note may
be accurately copied, 70 form perfect counterpart
OF the ORIGINAL be obtained by addressing
typst, enclosing 81 and prepaid box $50 r. o. New
ark, N J. II requires no skill or pra;tice 70 manipu-
90 worth Of chemicals will produce very large
number OF impressions, and win be sent with the rs
.ceipt.
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TTAvANA ISLAND OF cuBA-GENERAL AND

TTAVANA ISLAND OF CUBA-GENEKAL AND
III commission sgency.-Mercaoeres street, No. g.
Nj. J. Q. Suzarte for moderate rate OF commission,
will execute orders for the purchase the different
products OF the island Of Cuba ruch sugar moasses
tobacco segars, &C., as also the eecting sales OF
consignments of entrusted to his care In
the brokerage department Mr. VIII attend to the
purchase OF shares Of the different stock companies,
landed property houses. villas and country in the
delightful envrons Of Havana allotments Of land coffee
and sugar estates farms and cottages &c His long
perenee ana extensive acquaintance places him in po
ton obtain the favorabs purchases and seec-
tons and Atters himself srsous ing
TO him will BE- satisfied. Mr. Suzarte will produce the
best reere to standing and capabilty Orders
be directed rs above. j. Q. SUZARTE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

En nnn YARDS TAPESTRY CARPErINGS,
from S.. al.o, an immense assortment
of ingram and threep just purchased at the recent
auction sales. LORD x TAYLOR
Grand street. corner OF Chrystie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-20

II EECHEs 40, 900 SWEDISH AND GERMAN LEEC ats
IL in prime order, just rec-ved per steamer for sale
by J. y. ClEU CO., No. S0 Maiden lane.
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IL ARD T1MES-GREAT PR0CLAMATION.-I PAY
IL the highest price for all kinds old
pamphlets old writing paper old blank books old tick
cts Tracts hand bills catalogues and waste paper all
sorts and sues J. CHANCEY ST0CKWELL, rs Ann
street. basement
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7ES CANAL STREET, NEAR vARICR.-w 4 b.
lOO VAN NOTES CRATE and fender, kitchen range
summer raass aud stove wsrerooms. We have largs
assortmen. OF the latest patterns Of mantel grates
ranges and stoves for sale reasonable terms Crates
and ranges set and repaired ranges lined brass found
ers jewellers furnaces built, stoves lined baksrs
ovens built repaired.
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A ANNIVERSARY OF wAsHINGTON'S BIRTH DAY.
"A All in want Of boots for the Gay evening ceebra
tion, viii 90 well to call At A. BAKERS Is Ann street.
where you get fine calf dress boots ready made
orttr for 30 75 double SOLE - water proof, 81 So
best French patent leather boots, So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-20

nALY PAPER5.-GRAY & CO., II ANN STREE {,
IL forwarders and packers Of daily and weekly
papers, &c. Customers rely upon having theii
orders attended to with promp Orders
ly solicited at II Ann street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-07

LOVE AMONG THE TuRKs.-A young man des-
perately in love with girl at Stancho' early
sought to marry her, but his proposals were re-
jected; In consequence of his disappointment; ne
bought some poison tand destroyed himseI;-
The Turkish police instantly arrested the father
of the Young woman, as the cause, by implication
of the Young mans dsath; under the fifth species
of homicide; he became therefore, amenable for
this act of suicide. When the case came before
the magistrate. it urged literally, by the ac-
cusers; that if he, the accused had not daugh-
ter, the deceased would have not fallen in love,
consequently he would not have been d,saPpoln-
tee, 81 had not died, Upon all these counts he was
mulcted to pay the price of the young mans tlfe
which was fixed at eighty piastres. aud vas ac-
cordinely exacted. $3.50
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-07

PRETTY WoMEN.-A pretty woman is one OF
tho constitutions" of the country-an angel in
dry goods and glory. She makes sunshine, blue
sky, Fourth of July, and happiness, wherever she
roes. Her path is one of delicious roses, per-
fume and beauty. She is sweet poem, written
in rare curls and choice calico, and good prnci-
PIES Men stand up before her as so many admi-
ration points to melt into cream and then butter
Her words float round the ear like music, birds
of Paradise, or the chimes of Sabbath bells.
Without her society would lose its truest attrac-
ton, the church is frmest reliance, and young
men the very best of comforts and company. Her
influence aM generosity restrain the vicious
strengthen the weak raise the lowly, flannel
shirt the heather. and strengthen the faint hear
ted. Wherever you find the virtuous woman,
you also find pleasant iireside.s bouquets. clean
clothes, order, good living, gentle hearts, piety,
music, light and model "institutions'' generally.
She is the flower of humanity, and very Vensus
in dmty, and her inspiration is the breath of
Heaven.