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LYON shIrH On Wednesday, Feb. III, by tho hev J..
l.. Nichols, Tnso Lyon 70 NAB, only daughter =
Bartlett smth, Esq, oil II this city.
BAIrs-DAvY In Brookivp, OF "Wednesday, Feb II.
by tho Rev. eamuel Lnngfeow, Dr.. VIZ. TRD00 .
BAIcB Of New York 70 MIS- hARrBA DAvY, daughter u
John J.. DAvy, Eq OF New Orleans.
HBnpD -RoMHsos.-On Tuesday, Feb. 10, as ~
0torseh church, Stuyvessnt square by the Rev. SIC
phen h. TynE, ARCHIBALD HNDKRsOS 70 NARY b.,
elo daughter OF John Robinson, Esq all Of this otv
WnrIAxH-PBAssAL 90 WEI pesday, Feb IL. by the
Rev VIM =. Corhut 81 the residence Of tae BRIDES 10
iher sAAO j. WBsIIL 10 Miss MANY FRArCBs PsARSA-
MAcHAY-JusoH On tuesday evening Fob 10, ny
the Rev VIM. Adsms, H., ALPglD MAcKiY OF 81.
Ious 10 kAoss H. Only daughter of Mr. ia Jodsoa,
Of this city
srAHn-PAnoS.-On Tue'day, Fob. 10, by the Rev.
John Chambers, VIZ sIAss, 3 N, 70 EMILY, eidest
daughter Of Edward PsasoR, Of Philadelphia.
IaACs- DAvs-On the 9th q April, 1855. by the Rev.
l.. Burnes and also by the Rev. A. Henry, OF this
city Mr.. HIrAY IAts 10 Mss Betsy DAVIS daughter OF
tho late Mr.. Samuel Davis, OF E. gland.
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POlpeB~aI Movements

0oSSunUT Rsov EorBrc srATs CorSdL To frAs
nsnt q NE American party Of Conneo,cu, council
In Hartford On tho le inst Only about nny To seventy
nve members were present. who adopted tho folio wins
reso uuonss-
Resolved, That endorse the STATE ticket nominaie1
ct the Union Convention, New Havep; and that We are
stll In nyor Of the platform Of the Ameroan party Of the
State OF Cor nectiout.
Resolved, That declare the officers OF this State
Council reele.ted for tho coming year, and that this
council do row adjourn. And tho meeting adjourned.
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SS.sp:'y 'S s,.s and the con,sms gain ,v, b.
me pressure the deDser M 90 n'sc.
% the 60, and Of oourse better would give M
10 hs 70 he foot In tho last months nj 1858 20 ms'
American coal with NJ woastle GOAL, because We c'u
MOT get nslkh We oould 20, Eoghh coal To 1864 and
oopss quepty used n
toneters. Of which there several knds Tas done
By shadow; . rard is held up in froni o. ss@e wnte
surface, and two shadows thus made 70 fall The
Iurfaos The from the candle the ohev tho kss
The stronger the light the deeper viii DO ths shadow
me candle being the wesker night mo rcd back until
that OF the Gas light Al the intensity Of light varies 10
versey - the square OF the dstsnoe increases, tho
square Of the dstAnoe between candle the sha
dow 10 divided into tho square OF The distance bet
the gas fght and II shadow the quotent will tell you
how NAL candies such gas light ~ equal TO.
The Committee then sdjoufned till Friday next at 2P n
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PrrTsRvRG, Feb. 10, 1887
The water In tho river here 1e feet and Is
falling. weather cold.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 10, 1881.
rhe river ct this point has RISEN feet sisoe last night,
and stl rising and tul Of hAvy floating ice Manga
uon 10 dangerous. weather cold.
ZANHv1uI Fob. 10, 1857
We learn that The ssapsr Avery has sunk Il Hook.
lnssport, but We have further particulars.
81. LorE, Feb TO- 1857.
The water In the river ., this point has fallen Elk inches,
ana continues TO reeede slowly The weather cold ana
freezing.
river, six miles above in mouth II 10 feared the zoe viii
tear her 70 pieces. Hbe valued II el2 900.
Insured ior 81, co mo Missouri river open TO Weston,
and the Mssissppi 70 keokuk
sr Lors, Fob. IL, 1857.
Tie river 10 stu falling slowly and the weather con-
tnuts cold. There less Ice running than yesterday
WHprrva, Foo. n. ISL.
The river ~ this point has fallen egh since yesscr
day. The waller In the channel shout
teen feet but The ICE prevents poa navigation
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TIE MIRO Rsvn Tpurp announce The present a. The
last nigh, but eight OF their cuvsgemcr, In this city In
the idst Of success and with popularity s great ~
ever they compelled 70 leave 70 perform an en-
sssement In Philadeptis, commencing the 2sd inst
Surprise hes been expressed s the long continued suc
cess Of Me troupe under Antoine and Jerome Rsvel but
when We hook the great array OF talent embodied in
their company sustained by their own extraordinary
ability, ceases W be surprising that mouth arev month
and year ser year the public conhnce 70 70 In crowds
80 We truly wonderful Rsvels
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Musical Matters.

THE OFrsl AT rHE AcADrNY-"Efnan" was fven last
evening. The "rrovaiore" announced tor Friday, for
the benefit Of Mr. strAkosoh. viii Do The last night Of
the season, spd probably The last nigh, Of Mr. str>osch
management for the present. - The rhAisers concert
oommepce next week.
nlplxr % wuaossr.-we are happy 70 hear tbs, this
favori,e Ntiss 10 rapidly oonvHsscins.
1Hr Ora IN PnnApurmA-n 10 reported that The
new Academy Of Music In Philadelphia viii be opened
about February 20 With Italian cera in the manaesnsp,
Of vhsh h~srs +. A. Marshall, MAR Mare,zes and ".
a. Paine are said 10 be conocvpcd Mr.. Paine has i'm.
ported r7fmo Donna scprspc-Gazzanies napchsss Of
salesp.na There's for he big bills We DO not
hnk that this artists nae has been heard Of on this
sce Of the Atlantic Mr. Paine 10 Also ,n t-ery WIN
dApgr. The Nsrs;zek troupe daily expected 10 ar.
rive here from Hsvsns, where the opers has achieved
great success.
THsfBrRa n In Phladelrhis.
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Great Fire at Newark, N. j.

NBwARk, n j FEB. II, 1857.
Bessrs Quimby and Co extensive coach factory In
Broad street, near the First Presbyterian church. took
Very little OF the stock His front building con
tanning the oce 6o, not yet touched The are y now
spreading among some frame buildings 70 wards Fair
street. and 10 impossible 10 stale what the losses may
- or whore the flames viii stop.
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Ksmp,s Worm FsssIiIss the Fright
among cbISp attributable 70 the inter
wormA They produce cradle Diseases Check the .
chief arly with these Psstles pleasant harmless
rg '. medy Mothers should be- of mineral yemifa
saves thonsandsc CT hyss snd immea r
able ssoDy every year by PROMPTLY scrofula,
sumption liver dsessss seA all ncers and erupuoos ~
bv b. r. LANMAH CO., wholesale druggista. 80 " -
street New York and by AL druggists ssrsapariis H. 'n'
PAstilles 2bc. per bottle.
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SrIpmn CoJr-CJcult Moe. ell, 637, 453, 1so, ass,
80 ;s7 lice .?s LOON. sask, e7l o72 e7s o7s 2ot,
bs7, ell 49,, So, 81.
uDnD srArns msrrcr CorE Nos. 81, IS, 90, e3,
~, eb 10 20.
surrR,oR coru,-Ncs ia 79e elo, o., 77s 1871,
$40 $50, Al, 7bS, al, 1so TiG s2 s23 s26 bs5, es
e3 sts, 63, i4s, sis, lee, $50, els, 2s9.
CoxsoS PIBAa-part mos. an 10 <36 Part -
Nos lti. o., .s s73, <aT 4ss, 49, tto AL, a42 si3
ga, 44b, 24a, 91T.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE
Senate.

III
AIBAsy, Feb. IL, 1887.
NJ. MADDEN introduced bill 70 incorporate the Metro
pe01an Medical and Botanic College.
me bul allowing Columbia College 70 hold and convey
eel estate WAS passed
zero ooucurreS 10 in executive SESSION. ''' ''''
Owing " the absence Of Mr.. C. p Smith no aston Vas
ken IN The matter making public the report OF the Dom
Eee Of IpvestigAton, with the charges of corruption
/ Gnected with haybormAster Offices
M PETTY introduced . bill 70 organizing the Pc
loe Department Of New York the blu wH ordered to
NJ BROOKS introduced bill cIemptng the libraries Of
kpsym men, authors and editors from saie or execution
M CUyIn introduced bill 70 TAI the banking pkal
\ " Individual bankers.
Resolutions calling for the opinion Of the Attorney Gen
ers Of cities and villages BY tho governor where the
lutes are Of an Official character, were presented.
Adjourned
\ Assembly.
AiR.yr, Feb. IL, 1857.
Dor reduction Of The way fare freight on the Erie
10 abolish ths onDos of school Commissioner.
Asans, aid 70 Ksnsas unit, the laws excluding colored
\ persous nom me Territory are repealed.
rnIs ruorrup yAvorAsIr
ooresss their cash capital This was reported complete
N 10 create q Board OF vistsrs charitable ingttu-
to Be in SsGs o. psr By ne ss
No 49, for the use Of canal boats during the season
lsf cspal navigation.
n
build and ferry boan. This bin is accompanied by
10 report strongly recommending IL passage law do
~ sa,ssrine hc ncorpsrsuon Of companies for navi
! rating the canals Of tho State.
10 confirm the location Of county buildings In the
~ o. Schuyler.
NOTICES or BILIs
By Mr.. ToOrp-To close the Affairs Of Incorporated
b0ks whose charters have expired.
To authorize the marine mutual insurance companies 10
rorease their cash capital and defining the rights and
.uabiIhcs OF cash stockholders.
BnooKLyr
M sHAxAs P,ivass Secretary Of the Governor, here
ppearcd the Hsor and presented the messAee OF the
Governor returning The supply bill Of 1850 without bis
dsnaturc and natng his OF joctous thereto.
He objected 10 the amounts appropriated &c the com
BY The Legislature for services performed In the
.npacity Of members ss unconstitutional The points
IRE argued with ocarness, dirncness and mach foroe
BE expresses his serious regret that % many interests
hould suffer and thst charitable insntuons and just
ksbs should be delayed tho resy.
Mr. sHssxAy moved thr the mcssass DO made the spe
)sal order for Friday ns1t.
Mr. Bocspoox hoped n o mod n would not prevail he
Ahousht that reason existed for making tho special
rder tsok 10 congratulate the House the
nrmness and high minded integrity OF the Executive who
bad thrs returned with his this bill of aoominstons
The question thon being shall the bill pass over TIE
vcso Of the Governor, ho sane was lost oy ayes IL;
me bni was declared lost uDd resolution adopted
|subrps the Com missoners Of Record 70 make full re
turn Of ali money transactions.
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M arkets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILApELrH1A STOCK BOARD.
PHnApuPH1L rsb. m, 1855.
stoos ssssdy. Pernsyivania dvcs, sax Reading Rail
aoad 4ch Norris canal IBk Long Island Railrosd 49,
Pennsy ivania Railroad, Nk
NEW Ola.ss, Feb. 10, 1851.
ootson sitter but not quoiably higher. sAics to-day
5000 bales sugar, iokc. Oats, ESQ Moss pork. sic 80
$40 whskey. 800 neishu dull. Sterling exchsnee,
ta per cent premium.
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United States Supreme Court.
WASHINGTON, Feb. IL, 1897.
Case No. bT.-Argumepts concluded.
Peter q. Webster, OF New York, I'd mittcd q an
a ttoruty and oour peloy
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The new York state Agricultural Society.

"S wv" s"'n Ss"s' - y'
rhe State Agricultural Society met In the Assembly
|obanber half past II oclock day with the Hon Me-
Parton, President In the chair.
M p Jobpsoo read the reports Of the Treasurer and
rxecutive Committee
oe1 20, and the expes ,ures SIS s3s % The en-
pendtures 70 be reimbursed are sufficient TO leave bs
ianoe In the Treasury OF 81 li01 20
rhe report OF the Executive Committee eniarGes Oh
The progress OF tho society aud sets forth the benefits
which have accrued 70 Agricultural interests hroash 10
eytensen.
The st,erdapce was large Buffalo was represented
BY considerable number. An effort vii be made 70
the holding Of the merit state fair Ia that city.
M CAsK called MP the resolution W amend The coost
tuition by Designating one two three places si which
sss annual fair sha. be Permaneauy Iocs,ed
OR holdne the next fair They also reported follow
ing onbcers-Prcsident uonzo Upham Wee Presidents
rrss district Jonathan Tborue; ssornd district W. r.
MoOpun Third district, Or. Hermann .wcndel; Fourth
dbtrict John n steveuscn FIN DISTRICT, DE- K.
Bowen Sixth District Francis Rosh Seventh district.
pondns fecrctsry, b. Johnson Recording Secretary,
krsssus Corning, Jr.; Treasurer. T: KirtAnd Erccu
i've Committee George ". T1ret @ g. DibbIc, G y.
wainwright Scion Hunseryford, Charles horreu.
An attempt made TO substitute Syrscuee tor Buffalo
but " ailed, and The report was adopted unanimously
society In the Assembly chamber Mrs evening rae I'D
dress was mainly directed 10 the deeructiveness OF W.
secs He stated thai there more dessructon 70
psnh OF All knos fIsm insects IN this country
thar in any other place on the fiobo, and
that ney we're largey on the increase He ssye an &C
ooveto Az The close OF The address the thanks Of The
society were voted 10 him
ober matters cf general interest 10 Agrlcuturss
hen seosmd until tho adjournment.
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The Ship American Ashore.

SroNisoTos, FEB. II, 1877.
The ship American Of wscasset Maine, eighty days
from Cork for New London, struck Watch Hill reef
yesterday evening, and was got of but went ashore
again night The captain and bis wife and children
taken on In The evening The ship 10 damaged
sderaby and leaks badly, but is lying Easy present
Her bulwarks gone. steamer leaves 70 night 10
get her Oh n possible.
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The Freshets.
THE DISASTERS ON THE HUDSON.

THE DISASTERS ON THE HUDSON.
Albany, Feb IL, 1857.
The cars on the Hudson River road present 20 upon
the Boston road 70 Chashap and from thepoe by the
Berkahrs road 70 Hudson, where they get their
track The baggage 10 through unopened The noe
10 formed on the river, that teams Gross. Al
81 O'Clock last Fight the river navigabe The sub
sdipg OF the waters shows the losses In the lower part
Of The city 10 have been immense. Nearly every
person o,,, has met With some loss Many houses
ioe which somewhat lessons the suffering Tho
fronts OF all the warehouses about State street
gone The state street bridge found DO complete
wreck. The Hudson River freight depot completely
aad Ss dos
0veenbush The damages and suffering comparatively
greater than here. One house flooded that the
person In the village escsped without loss The amount
received by the Relief Committee g. COO and the
that the amoons OF suffering viii be ms,er,av S,min,S
Cd TO night, notwithstaD ding the cold weather
THE FREsHEr IN THE sUsQUEHANNAH, ETC.
HAvRH DI GRACE Feb ll-7PM.
The zee has been running steadily snoe daylight yes
terdsy, and has become gorged on the flats two miles
below this place The rise the water here 10 about
feet above the usual high tlde and still rising slowly
No damage has been done here yet but 1t Port Dspost
~aser but y thought the Zoe gorsins OUTSIDE has been
somewhat Of . protection. Inc railroad ferry boot
gers from Baltimore ou, since O'CLOCK hss made no
Roadway, and 10 not half way number OF pas
serRers len her before dusk and picked their way
able TO reach either shore until the ice moves agan No
ono here has ever seen greater freshes.
DAMAGE TO THE CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL.
The reshet has done gress damage 70 the
and Ohio canal. One dam has been carried away and
another was seriously injured. II II supposed that will
axe year ana large expenditures before navigation
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yVHrsKERs AMI sCUsTACHrs FORCED TO ono
w 10 sis weeks BY ny onguent which vii potsssn -
lure tn tkn ~ bottle, sent part ~ he scyn
r. q. GRAHAN, NOis Broadway; Leiber, a soaA tar
suee,. Pin adtIha
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The Remains OF Mr.. brooks.

BAIuMoRR, Feb. III, 1857.
Mr. Brooks remains received ~ Richmond by o
large Of citizens and deposited the
Capitol for the night
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Caav Peapsses.
nfubLrcAN oEssRAl COMMITTEES.
The oowaitsee me, last night 81 Academy Hall, Jotu
A. Kennedy In The chair and William Peel acting Score
ury. The following named persons were spTcnied on
Executive Committee for The yer-
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Ihalberg's Coaosss - eAe Behsel Chlldren OF
Ph0Aadelphla.


rhsberFs AU oor cert 70 the school childrenDof this
and brilliant AFFAIR. Over thrce thousand children
present.
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Holloway Pals are Famous In CasesSf
te, thu b. the HIVES ~ ssxr
who suger d. pepss liver CON plants amt BILE
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The Nashville at Charleston.
CHArtHroS, Feb. n, 1857.
The Ur Nod Sstes mall steamship Nashville arrived II
her wharf from New York. u 9 O'Clock Tuesday morning
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The Mlssou,l Legsslature ON Finance.

ct LOUIS, Feb. IL, 1867.
In The House the day before yesterday constitutional
amendment was passed, restricting the Slate debt 70
$50 900 The Bank Committee agreed report in favor
OF eight banks win three branches with an az.
ereeatc capital 3l2 010 70 be chartered this
sion Of the Legislature Tho banks TO be allowed
70 hsue notes OF . less der ominauou than hves
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BAInnOR1 F6b. II, I5bT.
Now Orleans papers 70 rhunday Of last week are
rsosavsd. msy oeatain Mexican dates 70 the 2osh
ul.. ne state q Ne country vas unusually quiet
the oay pending trouble proceeding nom The rsbeous
Disposition d ne clergy, several Of whom had bean
naSily deaN with. was rumored that The Apostolic
Nunco had demanded HE passports and would leave the
country. Senior Soto had retired from the ministry
aooouns OF III health.
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The Suspected Poisoning Case nc r,nshnr-..
Mass.

,--, BosrnN, FEB. IL, 1857.
The deveiopt ments relating 10 the cesth Of Hosea j.
etrdnei Postnsster At Hirghsm, have led 70 the arrest
ofhs vile Aosa Gardener plcon Of hs wing poison
ed him w Onarfs r. jackson suslyze the stomach Of
sseeAsed and found srsenc sufaent 20 cause des,b
C0rorer Le-v, OF bingham, 10 holding the inquest Ms
Gaydner s00ut torty years Of age, and q native OF
tunstsnces ding hh death have caused much en-.
oAemert IN the community
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Fer situations and Help, see sixth Page.

Fer sltUa lions and Help, see sixth Page.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A LIsop's kIE-FANIIfEs CAN ne suPvIIED Az
n hcr residences rh ihr eeebrsted tbgi-s IN hogs
beats bsgn, dsu-hps hortes nor the vine vaults 10
Wall street Samples % traushi-
nAvE YoU sRnN THOSE 81 ~ BOOTS AT JoNEs',
III No 10 Ann st<sctf alsoths donble sole toos 1f
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO SEws AGENTS.
II The urIrscedcned demand for No g. II FRANK Les
ifEs 1irlrTtArED NtwrpsPhk, which Il has been
impossible 10 mee) has Induced CERTAIN
produce nearly eighteen ers.avings from hs
wih Bufdef tragedy. and the, have
the public that hey we're tak.a expressly for psper r
vhkh they sole agents.
This 70 give that he ergravinrs In PRANK Les
Las lILts1RsTkD NEwSfAPEls, frvr vheh the~e
spurious were iaken duly copyrighted
and Injunction has bee Granted
OF the paper containing such - uT1ous productions.
Dealers cAntoned ling ds
containing such reproductions under pchaly % he
News aG~ns, unable 10 oo<sn Prank Leslie llusxAed
Newspaper through Mes trss A rousey. ue nformed
hs hey can also obtain them through any osher wholesale
sgrpcy IN New York
The publhber wishes the news agents % dsupcy under
stand hat they have not been ovcrcnarred with BIS
The Wholesale pric~ remains unchsnged-
Chce OF rRAkk faESlTEb
frIUsTRATEp NEWSPAPER,
II and ~ spruce stree. New york,
li,h fehrua-y. 1857.
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BospoS, Feb. ii, 1857.
The royal mail steamship Arabia sailed n 70 day,
with fortyseven passengers for Liverpool and twentJ
nine for Halifax she tAkes out nearly $500 900 In gold
bars.
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Terrible Steam Boiler Explosion.
shVBN hKN KILLED AND OTHERS DANGEROUSLY
WOUNDED.

WOUNDED.
BUFFALO, Feb. IL, 1857
This Afternoon the boiler connected with The machinery
ior driving the pumps on =. Barows section OF the
canal enlargement near BLACK Rock dam, exploded do
no'ishing the building In which enclosed and In
stantiy killing John ssoushton, engineer John RIDER
fireman. and I've laborers, who were ct work on the
canal near BY. Several others also seriously IN
iured.
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BROWNS bronchial trcsbss when allowed 10 Dissolve slow
~ IN The mouth have direct sfue1cs the affected
seeahys and schr effect 70 the nlucus nning o. he
wndppe INTO the krcnckn allsys pulmonary Irritation ard
gives rcef coughs colds and The anecns
" which public srestefs and singers liable Sold b. al
truGhte
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-
"a, 44b, 9sa a,7.
South str,et Property for saIe.-wIII ne
old at spon ihe is inst At he Mercsans EXCHANGE BY
.ne hoash e ws ~ n . s ss and Ss
oiovs:-Frs story sors - fee, deep on south
gsr~.y SrourS street was bun lin 10
BEN, aed s sa % vssy ~ oer srer
OeraoDs ironing upon DC deepest and sssi wsr on
ss @ 5.i s @ ss:
% %.s Ss M: bon
So%e r % -, % s 2, our com
annum. For terms, seply TO suc:iosesr
Jo~es' On italian soap for Ervpssve Chap
ped .nA,v AIN Jones. eld cor. hair o. r.s,..- ss.s
Charles ID. FrederscAs, Late Gurney 4
i.s, H. ~ ,%syps
ny are nyed 70 cal and sssm,ns sosr..sc, = No SIS
Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Boei
go Cent Ambrosype Llheae-.e., with Case,
SssSs. y s, s.g ssi ss :.ss, o0~de@day
Bo,ses' Dollar Photograph. and One
,hIlrs porraHs 70 od 400 daily, al 'Ae aepCs 30
Mrs. Eiuest's Rheuuaassc n-nsror .no.--
y rse !, p, om sr-us ssrblsns s'sssess se FER
ssdIsiss. so9 s-s sss fSi:aS Sss Nc"
Dey street House, -, 70 and % Dey street.
desirable bedrocns varr IN e.s 80 css per
dag. Bar. billiard and oyster -lcon oscu uDsi RP.r
snsithsoni.n House, Bspaavvsy.-gos~a Ac-
seam s.s S, o. NE or AT SSss s6ss
ssThere wss = sound OF ReveIry NY Wight"
Byron. Ladies II you wish white ssn Kids linen gsier
eo's and slit pers tor balls and parties India rubber boots
'"' w y" ''V" J. T. ShLER 90. IS, Canal street.
New Fessur. we Observe by his Ad.
yertismsni usi Mr. hENpUs ire vine importer, o. Wan
tanly snd very desirable fessrrc.
Drussists' Fancy Articles ErcIusa veuy.-
arts <, kcirkSd 90. q Nassau ..rsr.
white TEEN. rcsrp~,ed Breath .-d Zee.
ssu.sss can n so.ss II ~ sss Of
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CO. Franklin sansre n Y. vr saie BY eli drssssia
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-12

Several persons proposed resolutions cousrssulatng
the country or the election OF Preston King Unite1
States ses stor from New York These called cut num-
Der OF Buncombe speeches, and were fnsliy passed.
Hamilton Fish vas slso endorsed. xcs,rs. Hncsney,
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Rues, when the Comm hnss s1te.rned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-12

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