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were drinking; among them. and feeoe
nizablc at once by his height ans man
er, was Hugh Elvyn. l had Sarccl
set foot in the room when he sag M
our eyes met, and hastily tossing off hi
liquor, he hurried out through 4 doc
: opposite to that by which [ had en-
tered
was not convinced of the aceurac
of my conjecture, and of Elvvn's deter
mination to avoid me but deterHtnet
not to be batficl in my attempts to- lear
something more Of his history. accord
ingly mixed with the lumberers st.a sar
rounding the bar, AMI entcayored t
draw them into conversation. IN thi
attempt | am bound to say | siglalI L
talicd; SO far, at least, smy object wa
concerned they talked freely Of tn
weather, oithc prospects of the ice breal.
ihs up. anI OF that grand topic in whic!
/ ali dwel!crs in Canada are interested, tn,
annexation question; but OF themselves
or Of their recent companion, who's
name | casually mentioned, they would
say nothing One by one they drop sec
IN tLe ,y;,5on n,II.d ont M ,ra,.a1;aa
cass a,J coY,na,na1 ,,ri,;n,, Las;nas= ~,
ai.,atcb hal hoo, A. ,rart, ahen,
b,I, =, bonr vb,n = ~ a. c,.I,a'. NJ.
across tba n,ner c1,.oJ M :, 49, -,
head, aud, loOkid5 up, | slw an Indian
lanl ,Era,y iot.oE 'aaa .5e t.'.Ia
,9ressoi EsT en,,,r nn bs4 H. ~ aoT o'e -
tsr.1 - ,,1;.,,r7,,,,,. - ia ri - -
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81 I5..or I.(r'o .ta Sdai ~ 9oI .soI r
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haa Consigned me- | mana : d. aitef en-
4af,hS IN TF'''ea' II n'FI9I'ps' 10 reaei'
5"ese soHta1es' !4H''2-' 'aa1 Ia over
Hai5th5 SWORD Oh t"c aFen s1hi Anset
ta4 - tsa5'a o'sa ''sh1l' asidt' 4" II u
l A.5as Be a@o va 70 az without ever
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IN spite OF his rough costume, looked
like gentleman his hands, too though
tanned by the sun, were well shaped
and as he pointed toward the ilier, no
ticed on his little hngera thn hoop OF
soid' like the saari-rtats "9ta by "o-
men, wAicn must nave oeeA there some
time, as the flesh seemed - have tg't-
ened beneath It, l co4.d not feeo.ieci
VINO he was nor whefe l fa8 seen hlIn'
tooAeo again anu a. st.oa "I'n
open mouth a"o eEes' sa51fs al o''n' ne
.urhei SnaFP'E r'u"u' anu ',t SfeS !" t.
hht oAiy lot an instant taaa n iei' = a.i,u' '1i
,hs s,arie'',e ,''' hod On fA's hee,' an =
to"cn oy q o"N! o' 'hc '.''h oe' I! : s''ou ?
rapidly away
=, 10 Pc'S'" "' '''i w. - '.i'e'.'.'''''' !
+ IKE myself Sut' c'it','>-i'isl :" ~
particularly "'P'e'9 nv :. "S' P'''n
that the re- osh'uoR oe'"ss.' 's'.s aaan al
M had DC Il '"A'"t'' 'at y was e4 I"'y
y .ae"' ''e - ~ '''' ''1se "a u '' peas
am .e'o'''-' ."' .,'i " ,I' 'i,st ~, laa''
.''" " u.so.it, ", - ',''t'et' away
- -, a'Iui. !, ..h y. to'''' u. '' H'F'
'''l '' .'''a 49," ''' way ,
anu s.i N".', r "V,'. - oe' ~ 'ii5 ~ '1' 'H'u
n[er ,.s tns.'s"' , "'''f 'he'asas y my Pa-'
''''' 'D' ''''o GnnheeI la las, " mn
nom o. them. " mere l'..t We .'' I ana !
~aa' ,nade 'nH Fera.'5es', -" l''.'''' =.
tou'a h' have :, en- At u IN II, H.
Lowehafre' ana' a a nan '2f' Lave
thrash "a an o,'''lea' aa4 .eis+. ~ ;
/ No; no oae az ina, ou' ''.'1'-l'e1' 7a" |
knew that "an4!eF was was To- 4 - S..'.''
IN efiap'esa'e, e2dt4 d AtAe 2 q.
With M at honn' ana d'a Nf ;4ffe' ana
- 34t to f'Pg',~iart a.ss l4,e Il '"'
VII shor: s""ri' : ~ ii n "t7 my
saly opponent III iaas &sA. II he is
4 '.roar Nl.o~. had r. d n my
v5f +" love, IN basines,' n + 2s'F' 2
W. h N editor who NJ r #as i iAl
contributions, . lawyeF int hi#i sas.. ~.
aa a writ, rival teser, 42i s.#t.a1-oat Ia
society, IL va- rons - aass-
was up car'y * N fs.Ht, @n cit
O. my Journey - Ia taei l,.Ani, q
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A lats writer in speaking Of tAs CO.
travasancc Of the age. refers t.. . young
gen. who pastures eight golden ssuds %
his shirt bosom.
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JOB RINTING

Executed at this office with neatness and dispatch
Posters, Shop-bils, Blanks, Circulars, Bill Heads
Programmes, Receipts, Bylaws, Court DookeA
Envelopes Labels, Cards, Sc. &c.
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An Irishmans Letter,

Tbs following is true copy ofa let
ter received in B3stou from across the
water;
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WHAT 10 tho most difficult oplsaGen !;
that surgeon can perform. Taking
the Jaw gu, ofa women,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-28
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED RVBBY DAT
pIlSCELIANEOUS
(NHARLESi
LONDON
CORDIAL GIN.
.onic invlgorAnt, "a

An unequaed sipulant durec ssnd tonic nvgorant IA
an ,sreesee . aromatic m, sanitary besesse
chants TO the superior merits q this enquate cordial
from The very best Of English grain uodes the survssoos
the Brsh EIcise Laws and has been pronounced b. e
tbe best and the sscs, alcoholic musnt offered 70 ne
public.
Ali, ]. I. used, With se. IN Of ayspa s.u.
srsurs disessss q s Urinary organs .pepsg sc Nsue
aayo! dereoi from other gins. anlVerssy essss%sa
TIE following among thousands Of similar kind Is frsu
20 reliable and valuable source that we give psce
roco,r r ou,,,,.vv NEW NEW Sonk sept Y 1855
cumssApces we recommend Holland gin a. medicine A
yours eentsns much larger quantity Of Juniper thnk
sets Article best ss o. he ss s1d have
Beware Of polsorous mixtures msnufaciured In ,mitsc.
Since The n,roiusison Of CSarlss London Cordial On
co .n rv .SS sr s.
under The VA; Of Lo5Sop Cordial On but yh some osh
q II q: S9n On
S us1S s:G; O Pc &c: ha ss he %
The genuine Charies Losi on Cords ON Is for s.ls /,
ne ssss
utey Charles To escspe sduteraed and poisonous mI
Ccrdisl Gin but be certain 1t Is Charles. None etbsr e
Country merchants may be supplied at the iupsrtsu
sscte.t Belcber Go, No D. Pearl street
Meal Belcber TITUS No 50 uortlandt street.
< Sane. spY Ia cH No ss IL sr n.Ss,Ss.'
I,., 4 S. Ne .. Front ,.o ' ns..
is.s T Ss,! - e 20 /. Ssid street
2. s.paiors; No J y; @ Fro ?, street.
Thos Hope 90, No isa Chanbe, street. and wholesale
oTSy he b 5pESs,sr 4 so AZ s,S II e
No. 10 Broadway. New Yorh-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-28
The Political siximpoies.

IRON Sne Albany 5lates man, Feb "a
Counsellor Greeley has put n his plea 'nos guilty
trial. appears frem his sstemenl that he reesvsd the
drat for thousand dollars from the lobby agent Of toe
lfs Moines Improvement Company put that he did not
kpov for What was given 10 him. Il seems also that
be drew the money after the draft had laid Tor some
tine upsosily In hts pocket, but that he entirely
ignorant OF whsi became OF IL Like tia Sneyesa mmoa
fund. ~ melted into thin air." With the ansas fund II
about In that has gone He sands upon his dignisy
and will Of refuse 10 descend TO such small bust
setpg forth the items In balance sheet ater the
following Style
Horace Greeley Counsellor. &c.
In account with he Dea MONIES Improvement Company.
k-Io your agents draft on Alysh Hunt Treasurer &c
Er-By amount paid Hon John Smith for his vote sl5O
By cash TO Thomas Jones. lobby agent TO make ali
right with Hon Henry Smoach ............ leo
By oock tails at 10
By oash to William Ruff fer supper to Hon. Robert
HIdfeiiow, opponent OF the bill the ngh before tho
vote taken, In order to keep him In bed the next
And So on through the enure amount mi; minute 90
oountabiliy a. we have ssd ID TOO small business for
the counsellor.
nn singular fast that Greeley and Weed the leaders
Of the oorruponisss, the shrewdest moneymskers and
both been successful In acquiring false reputation q
innocent end unsophsticatsd 10 DO scarce o.
pabie Of taking Of their own. Time and again Il
has been stated that he friends OF both these gentlemen
compelled 10 Keep watch and ward them, to
prevent them In their simplicity and generosity, from
giving away oil their substance
The recent Developments viii probably serve 70 open
these bogus philanthropists We very much mista
ken the political harold skim oleS playful ohildke
upsophstioated they may be- will be longer able to
live 30 easily upon others.
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ARRIVED


Hseanahp fifii os Bcggs Aspn all FEB 10 with pAsaau
gers ana specie. 10 w ay mond.
Ship LIME Drew (of Bath 0oodpg Havana II dayA with
&c, 10 buncah Co. Experienced heavy weather
Bark ore hound (of Kingston 0ubrsndson Bathurst A
CO with hides Ac Bisr RoohA vessel
Foser NickeTtous Dec h the passs9e spoke
bark ssrsusa cm Glasgow with less Of sails aud sho of
Bari John Winthrop of Botorl Treat Osxdenss Feb l6
with sugar &C astes 18th ins La So 70 80
Lansrne Liverpool Path lat SC H. Ion rs 49, spoke
brig Flyir e Esgle, hrpce for Mobile.
BARK Nsry Chapman cot BOSTON,. HILL CSenfuegos, Feb l.
via Key Weet 6h With and molsssee 10 Mses Taylor
Co 10th inst of Cape Florida. while wing to Ia heavy
Norer struck by heavy SEA which caused the vessel
leak put into Key Wes the sh 10 repair I'D OF Cape
Bstteraf, had y heavy gale from NIX
Brie Sarah Ehzsheh (of Csss Rsynes, CArdeAss iath
inst whb n@sssee. TO Daster
seS G u Smith smiS' wilmington. no
scbr Sea Bird Carlow Eewbern NC.
scbr sheldon White Washington. NO.
scbr Ory pauAbter 0hree masted OF Forksd River, ND
Brow M TO Great Western Insurance Co.
schr American he'le Chase Boston.
Sobr Com Keayney, Brown Bosi0u.
6chr Fountain. Davis. Fall River
scbr Fanny Hazard Gaines Hartford.
Steamer Caledonia Layfed Baltimore, % hours with mdse
70 II Cromwell
steamer Pelican; Aldrich. Providence
Steamer Uncas. Bates, Hartford
BELOW.
Bark Nelson Place Tburson from Matsazas-By potbod
Bark supposed The Carlo Mauran. Andrews from Havana
Brig Milton NcEwn, from Port Prince leaking feet
Brig George Albert, from -.
SAILED.
Ships CORA Linn. Glasgow; Unisn, New Oreans Glance.
81 Msryp, Ga.
Wind d,u ing tie day from NE to Sc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-28

Csp,sin Johs Leppas, Of the stesmsus hersary, re.
ports that while cruising ca the shore Friday he fell
In with the British brig Waterford OF Gsw,y hence on
Thursday last for Lisbon, thirty Eve miles south cas-, ef
The Book light with color Tying for steamboat The
Mercury veu alongside, when n was sscerlsoed thu,
The Captain OF the Waterford had been beating The men
o. badly that hook ns sight 70 see them rms
a'e stated that wss shot end another 90 bad
beaten that he could not come on deck spd that the
had refused g. 20 any further In the vessel the sts
wanted the steamboat 70 take him 10 New York 70 see
The cops,epees but mended not 10 cave tbs
ve,, alone ss she laid with anchor wn aud
to tom Toe mate then requested Captain len isn ~
ishe the waterford In Tow, which was DONE and $50
les, syssinS, shs cane " sposN % ihs pasey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-28

CLEARED
Bark Nord America Breml FreSericks Hamburg.
Psft Union (Brem), Clsussen Brcmen-AantouA Rurcr.
Bak Cienfuesos Grant, Cienfuegos-Chss,eisn, Ponvsrt
Go. - - 49,.
Bsfk william Barrett Gbars-C AN J Peters
Bark p Dernnl Began ssvnnnah-Dcmin Co
Rrg N wfisins, Nicserson, Buenoe AJrcs-R Ropes
by,g Pspo,s wass san joan, Cuba-Peck Church
Big Barter, Barter, San Juan, Cubawadlsish Co.
Ffip wooster, Moore Kingston, JAG A v 7 Peters
Brie Princeton, Alien, Nortego Bay A j Peters.
bris A Dunbar Buck, Humacoa-B Susli A %
prir Torw ard (Br Coal1eet Hsifs1- d r DEF arrest
schr AT,bemse srnal Fernar dinh-pemlnr Moss O..
fchr William N Dodge. WEIGH, Apsachcola, ks-Merrill
Abbott
tchr D wspner Smith, Charleston.
SIR Jno Arr amsrk. Ptarce Rctmord-C n ple-sor
sosr John Price, Price, Balmore-Maler Lord a Qua.
fean -..
schr A Hsmrend Paine, rbnadelptls-Jss Mckee
ssss VI 49, ---. pcEs;h sso IsTsa --sa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-28
Musical Matters.

THE oPERA-MME. DE wILHoRsT IN THE soNNAM.
BULA.
Mr. srakosch gave he third performance of his second
Of the Academy last evening The opera WAS the
'sounambula" with Ame. dc wnhorst Anlna, rberi.
nj Elvino, and Aoreln the Count A. Auina the
second role which Madame DO wIhors. has sung tbs
nounoement Wal sufficiently Interesting 70 attract very
full fashionable and critical audience. Tho far prima
donna looked charmingly and dressed In the most
perfect taste she has evidently on drey recovered
sDoe Of the difoult role after but few hurried re-
hearsals, was . feat unparalleled In the history Of
the lyric stage Madame Dc whorat undoubtedly found
ANNA much severer task than LUCIA The first named
part draws heavily upon the histropc, ~ we'll ~ the
vocal powers Of TIE artist Msoame wlhorst was fully
ANNA which VIM compare fsvorably with thst Of any Of
her predecessors, while fresher, younger and
w
lent In the finale Of the first act In the opening soene,
her execution Of the Come Per me Serene We, excellent
All the music In the second WAS we'll rendered and
Madame Go wilhoSsps brilliant execution Of the rodo
finale, IA Won etuno has hardly bean surpassed and
Msdame &c wilherss makes rapid Improvement Her
by play the Hrs last night roguishly natural
suited 70 hi. Quality Of voice and general style Ct SINGING
Tho house was quite enthusiastic for . fashionable
audience. Belini L no. the fashion nova days-mores
the PITY The srtbs were warmly applauded and twice
called before the curtain The opera will be given
on Monday and on tuesday. Tho "Trovstore" Is an
pounced for the benefit Of rberini
Mr. Tbaberg gave his third and last matinee OF the
nrst series at Dodworths Rooms yesterday Az usual,
the were Gro wded with the admirers the
great panit The nrs MATINEE Of the third series will
be given on Monday next
THALBERG IN BROOKLYN.
Last evening Mr.. Thalberg gave his fifth concert o.
the Brooklyn Athen eum. The room was Gro wded In
every part and the receipts must have amounted 70
between twelve and thirteen hundred dollars. The
great pianist assisted by Nademoiseies PAroi and
DApgr, Aesdames StYakoech and Johannsen, and NJ.
Joeeph Burke The concert went of brilliantly, the
only drawback In he evenings enjoyment being the ei
exhibited BY the gallery portion Of the audience In
forcing the ar 70 repeat rot only but twice
and thrice the pieces that pleased them We ooness
not prepared for so much provinr,sIsm amongst
Brcoky friends and although the exacton good
humtredy sumbi.ed 10, trust that shall not again
witness repetition OF H. 10 both unfair 10 the artists
and lrssome those whose better tase prefers strict
achert nee 10 the programme.
The haretzek troupe will give three weeks season Of
the Italian Opera at Nibos Gsrden, commencing March
s3 harezek has also taken the Havana theatre for next
winter Nseame de 10 Grange assisied BY Oeresa (eu.
or), Ta0srei and Oolletu announced concert s New
Orleans, on the 2eth February.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-28

RTTrrcIAL TFETH.-M. LEvErTs NEW AND I'M
N proved atmospheric pressure plates for artificial teea
remarkable their increased adhesion and power Of
cation and are infn.y superior 70 the ordinary suction
those wearing or requiring artificial teeth will find much -
Saying elsewhere Teeth removed BY Brsschs patent be-
numbpr sppaAtus snd useful Improvement OF ~
day NJ LEvRTT, Dentist, 2wsveriey place near Brood
wsy established In 1s36
DErrrsTRy.-pn p. g. DuRErN, CANAL srRxuy.
near varick old No 1Te, Cnew, <2a intes sftautc y
~ long and successful eryerience Daily opersons no
nev and harmless benumbins agent preventing ali 49,
Prices moderate. -
nR. LUTHYRs AROMATIC CREAM DrNTRTrrCr IN
IL warranted the most economical well AZ su,ert,s y.
All others for cleaning The teeth sweetenng the breath 80
healing tender Rums or the money refunded Sold Al eo3
Brosdway Sample bottles free, AZ above ''' y" ""
DERsoNs WISHING BEAUrrrUL,AEp rtspprr. 49,
u q tech will save 20 per cent BY calling on NJ EAvo.
LEON PRhIFRRk Dentist They are inserted frcr ors h.
full set with or without extracting roeta Tessh ertrsrs
HahGM Rsai T00iAhshe spyea ~ Br0Aavsy,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-28

TEE FESTIVAL to the Shirt Sewers Union which wi
take place at Mis- Lsur KeeDes theatre on this evtn.
ing one Of the NEST worthy objects Of public patron.
sge that bas been this presented the citizens
New York Miss Keepe, with her usual kndness has Of
cred her house. and pos content with This col Of gene
rcy, purposes add TO the attraction whch her thea
I'VE sWsys offers, by the representation Of new play
entitled "Love In '76." These inducements viii doubt
ess awe double relish 10 the benevolent feelings which
should not fell 10 crowd the theatre In every part So
worthy object this does often present iheH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-28

TN COMPLIANCE WITH THE WISH EXPREssKD ~
many ladies' and gentlemen who present at the ~
ball At the New York Academy Of Music for the bens
jec on TUESDAY, l4th of April nex, which INTENDED -
Of which win be published u N early day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-28

THR DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
The Union and the Constitutes.
GRAND INAUGURATION BALL.
The Young Mems Democratic Union Club decided
10 Wait the city Of Washington at erder oeo0b
with the expires sed wish OF hundreds OF their democrats u
low citizens WHO desire celebrate In this city the inAAgN
uou OF
JAMES BUCHANAN
JOHN @. BRECKIERIDGE,
GRAND DEMOCRATIC BALL,
TO NJ GIVEN on
WEDNESDAY, IvENrsG, MARCH T. iSW,
OTTY ASSEMBLY ROOMS.
The whole OF Mllers sparous rooms handsonely AAd ~.
proprately decorated, will be thrown this eooaSn
The music will be under the Objection Of the
and the celebrated Cornet Band viii perform selection -
choice musical morceaux during the evening.
Douglas Taylor, L. y. Harrison.
Charles J. Kelly. AAahel r Herrfck
TICKETS, TWO DOLLARS,
admitting gentleman and ladies' be obtained n ranD
many Hall; Balls and Dodworths music stores; ~ ~
headquarters q the club Mercer House and Of a As fol
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-28
TTIN BALI. gEAsOu.

GRAND nALL-OH sATURDAYEvKnING, FKB. c
NJ Mile Caroline vezisns dsnoing academy. q HDwsro
su eet The ball Gill open at O'Clock and Il L. rs
on % cents Glasses meet day al O'Clock p. u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-28

DIlNPToNe sTCRvTARy BEDsrEAD YEARLY
Aves lie price In rent instantly parlor sit
ting room into urursn sleeping Apartment Sold whole
sale and retail by lnsamcrss, 81 white street. New
yess, and lW gulen nZssh RFpphyh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-28
FURNITURE.

IRON BEDsTEADs-THE Few YORK BEDsTEAD
MANUFACTURING Compsay ready execute orders
bedateads NC Honsete sbopt purchaspe will
End 10 their advantage call country dealers shipping
houees and public institutions literally dealt with. Ocs No
Gem street. Howard street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-28

n Avn CttfroprIA trrArsnfP LINE, VIA NlcARAcuA
No Bovurc gRrESi rev roRs June is lSt
Trtr fR-Cspt clins leaves here merit Monday You
fr,sr ruc much discretion is Riyen 70
you be hoped a At oil not be % exercised as 70
chow guy mercy people the sc0undree are
soune pvt hhed We can tste possssn Ard bud w asa
tusntsf rlace fu cfers II ansfer The luits
Cccr . you The rest II u Of the last importance
tht ne people n NE nd be taught " fear Pun
Fbufrf W'l cseh N M VI er which must agree vi
ttm Or olorfatou % ueF government end toe on.
Ffft ~ IT, tftrAt ~ deTeuds and Hoi3s The
Itfef ai rfh le frv udefstsnds The outrage AID VIII
'ff af ~ thi cine rpars1n. hope " ar ~ v0u
stt'sl rpM Nrurs. sc L WHIT /.
~ trfSa kso.
yssl beng destroy Cd (slss Me, NJ snorsuA-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-28
H0r. v. L sARCr TO gosxrH I. WHITE
DVTApTwpST 90 <

WAsnIScroS april Z. 1883
JosrrH l. wnIII, ESQ -sD- Since 20. were here quite
uumbci OF documents have been received this densrr
from The Mayor del Norte or reyown "A
our Commercial Ascent ~ that place Their vie w OF
om bo.s which presented you also from isose
W he tphed ftstes vessel Cya al luld like submit
these documents your Inspection get some further in
torn from you m rights Accessory
Irsrs ccmpeny AZ he documents assan these rgh and
tobsn charges OF Eeccndue against The Agent OF the
ctssor1 Trsnsi Company. presume that Il win be erpe
diett 100 fou well 10
come ca here and furnish such additional NAV
Ie reau 20 TOT ge aid fun undertaking Of The subject
hrv uh ecnd lou brief contenA OF the
socumfnn 70 which have slud, Won NAV an
your Cbedienl servasl 4 WxRCVS'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-28

Bsrh Lac Yaplee Cove from San Franchise for Sydney
Jan ". lat 81 % N, lon LIS SAW.
Bark Lbctpe from Galveston for Liverpool Feb L. lat
q 5s no ! n stated
Bsrl Anrs Kimba Of Boston. from Norleans for Liver
pool. Feb ~ lai - rs lon 81 =
Bark Almlra Cecubs Driptvaler from RIO Janero for
Crls are, Jan 81, lat 8 ~ n lon 80 70.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-13
Orauille DaiIq Butte Rernrh
WEEKLY BUTTE RECORD.

For circulation In the mining and agricultural dis
rIcs of the county, will contain the local aud general
news ofthe week, iuterspersed with interesting ais-
cellaneous reading matter. II will contain twenty
eight columns of readng matter and will be one sf
the largesi and cheapest Weekly Newspapers in the
State. Published every Saturday Tcrns-S5 per
Annum six months, SO; three months 50.
ADVERTISEMENTS per square OF ten lines or less'
first ins .rtion $500
Each subsenuent nseEtion. SO
~" A liberal deduction viii be made In favor OF
those who advertise by the year
1S5- Businesscards inserted on reasonab!cterms.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-13

THE DIFPERENCE.-The entire debt
of the United States, and of all the
States of the Union combined, IS not
equal to one years interest on the debt
of England; our entire debt, State and
National, being S22O,O00,000 or its
equivalent, g44, 100000, Ene'ish cur
rency-a small difference. If ma
tional debt be, as some "r 'cre co0tend,
a bond of union, natio al i 3
the British empire is bon ose her
by indissoluble bands aud h"a and
blest to their hearts cout"n
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-13
Fall & complete .AssortnsenH of desiyabi,
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

r. CO. respectfully solicit orders from the country,
and will guarantee satisfaction In every particular
H. those who favor them with their custom. ap16n
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-13

How TO EDUCATE CUR GGRLs.-'ln-
stead of educating every girl as though
she were born to be an independent,
self-support.ng member of society, we
educate her to become mere depend
ent, hanger-on, or, as the law DELI
cateIy phrases it, ehattel. In some
respects, indeed, we err more barbar-
ously than those nations among whom
IA plurality of wives is permitted, and
who regard women purely as so much
live stock for among such people wo-
men are, at all events, provided with
food, and clothing they are cared for,
"a cattle are. There is II complete
ness in such system.
But among oui selves we treat wo-
men as cattle, without providing for
them as cattle. We take the worst
part of barbarism, and the worst part
of civilization, and work them into a
heterogeneous whole. We bring up
our women to be dependent, and then
leave them without any one to depend
on. There is no one, there is nothing
for them to lean upon, and they fall TO
the ground. Now. what every woman
no less than every man, should have
to depend upon, is an ability, after
some fashion or other, to turn labor ln-
TO money. She may or may not be
compelled to exercise it, but every one
ought to possess it. If she belong to
the richer classes, she may have to ex-
ercise it: if to the poorer, she assured
ly will