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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-29

ONh. WlTTERS, WILL SELL THIS DAY,
w nj O'Clock at4S4 anal street handsome household fur
nure dc Large and splendid pier glasses oil paintings pis
and side tables curtains mante clock book
sofas chairs rockers tapestry ply and other carpets
hall ocoths oak hal rack and chairs mahogany and walnut
bedads spring hair and other mattresses feather beds
blanket spreads marble top dressing bureaus washstand
toilet shades warhrobes dining and kitchen furn
ture S suitable for families and others. Sale rain shine
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TOHN p vANROSSUM, IS CEDAR STREET, OFFERS
81 for sale the following articles of his importation
and observation-disclosures segars various and choice brands
Holland GIN fine brandies old Jamaica Scotch and do
mesc whskeys port sherry and claret vines Burgundes
hooks Sauernes and champagne which he will supply at
moderate prices and In quantities. TO suit.
T MACKENZIE, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON SAT-
81 urday Jan. 80 at O'Clock Al 19 Hudson street gene
raj assortment Of household furniture in good condition.
the owner IL TO leave for England Tuesday
r ARGE AND SPECIAL SALE, AT AUCTION, OF
IL riding saddles, single and double harness, horse bsn
kes robee DC at 80 Pearl street. Beekman. FRI
day, January %. at l01s O'Clock.
Sale positive without reserve.
MILLINERY AND DRESS PATTERNS AT AUCTION
N f. COMBS will sell at l47 Grand street. Friday 18th
of January at II o'clock ladies' silk and straw bonnes
children's do, flowers. &C. cloak. manla dress and
basque patterns fashion plates, counter glass case &c
rJ,HOs yEITCH AUCTIoNEER-sTOREN NO. 16 SPRUCE
sree-Peremptory sale of household furniture &c, on
Saturday Jan 80 1855 at 10 A M at No. 40 West street
Bank consisting of sofas chairs, bedseads
carpets, oilclohs, window curtains, stoves, DC.
HHOs WITCH AUTHORIZATIONS NO. 16 SPRUCE
/ sreet-Mortgage sale OF coffee and spice mills ma
chinery ac Saturday, January 80 1873 at 10 O'Clock A.
the 1872 Greenwich street, Beach street,
ssng coffee mill, spice mill, mace FOUNDER.
coffee roaster machinery, betting tools, DC
J,HOS. vEITCH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO. l6 SPRUCE
sreet-SheriHs sale of fine groceries, wines, liquors,
at No. broadway consisting Of general assortment OF
choice groceries, teas, coiees soap starch OIL &c
Also. fine wines liquors, segafs, bottled brandtes &c
JAMES G. WILLET, Sheriff
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EpwARD scHENCK; AUcrToEEER..BY E&F. H.
NJ sCffENCK "Wednesday, February At l0x o. slock
Al Inc Dry Dock Iron Works foot Of Tenth street
ne boat Of boiler about thirty feet long and ten
feet i diameter with certain appurensnces Sold 10
charges. storage, labor, &c.
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC,
"A The Tion EDWARD EVERETT
Win deliver his
GREAT "CHARTTYu ADDRESS

For the benefit of
THE wOMAN's PROTECTIVE EMIGRATION SOCIETY
Or TUESDAY EVENING, Fen, 1858.
Doors open Al L TO commence at O'Clock.
Tickets OF admission to all parts OF the house 50 cents
served seats 81.
The sale of tickets and reserved seats will nj
O'Clock A. NJ Friday. the 10Th inst at VIM Hall Bon
music store. No 239 Broadway.
The 50 admission tickets ony) be had al the Mes
camille Library Astor place; c. Breusng and Scharfenbo
Lus music stores and Of the Treasurer OF the Society
j. Fairchild Esq, No. 81 Park place
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&. GoprREy gusrHrR, Treasurer.
\. LIZ PppxtNs, Secretary.
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CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL FOR s3c.-THE FAvOR1fE
- seAmshp KANGAROO, Captain Jefery, will sail on the
x February Passage in cabin $15 third class x inelsd
provisions For from or 10 Lverpooi apply 70
X. j. C0RTIS Co, III Broadway.
THIRST PACKET FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
in Ine--Packet LIST February.-rhe wei known packet
ship BENJAMIN ADAMS Captain Chase positively sails ~
above cabin second cabin and Storage
ply board nj pier No. East river. Coenes alp, or 10
TAPSCOTT Co, So South street.
LnOR LIvERPOOI,-THE CELEBRATED CLIPPER SHIP
in pREADNOUGHT, Captain Samuels, acknowledged TO
the fastest vessel aoai will sail on the 18Th Of February
For passage having unequalled accommodations for all
classes OF passengers apply on hoard at Sors or
y. NJ DEMAhEsT, W SCUM street.
vI,oR IIvERPoOI,-sAIIS FEBRUARY 1.-THE CELE-
brAted ship AMERICAN UNION. ship LINEkPool.
for London sails February Fare SIS and t1 and found
Passengers bron from London Liverpool Apply
10 TIiOs. g, ROCHE, 63 South street.
I,oR LrvERPooL--THE BLACK BALL LINE PACKET
ship ISAAC WRIGHT Capt Marshall will sail TO morrow
For cabin cabin and apply on board
foo, Of hickman street. or TO JACOB WILSON IO5 South
street
L,oR LIvERPOo1s-sABEL q CoRTIs LINE.-THE
favorte packet ship CENTURION. Capt Caulkns. salts
morrow noon Passage in steersge SIS; second cabin
IL East river, 70 X. J. CoRTIs CO., liz Brosdway
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FRok BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL.
Second cabin passage
The ships from Boston call at Halifax.
PERSIA, Capt Judkins. CANADA Capt Lang.
ARABIA, Capt. j. Stone. AMERICA Capt Wickman.
ASIA, Capt. Y. q. Lott NIAGARA Capt. Ryre.
AFRICA, Capt. shannon EUROPA. Capt. j. Leitch.
These vessels clear white light at masthead
starboard bow, red on port bow.
AFRICA. Shannon leaves New York, "Wednesday jan %
AMERICA Wickman !" Boston, Wednesday, Jan n.
EUROPA, Leitch, 4" New York, "Wednesday Feo. s.
CANADA Lang, &c Boston, "Wednesday. Feb. In.
ARABIA, Stone, - New York, "Wednesday, Feb. II.
NIAGARA, Millar Boston, Wednesday, Feb. "a.
Berths moi secured until paid for
An experienced surgeon on board.
The of these ships will not be accountable for gold
silver bullion specie ewery precious stones or met is
less bills Of sdg signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed. For freight or passage apply TO
T.. CUNARD, No. 4 Bowling Green.
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To Pnrmers-COrn.

W. could direct the notice Of oar asrl-
gujtac., readers to the important cons!d-
crasjoAs suggested to them in the state
meat o: TIC Board of Trade Of Norfolk
published in our Commercial column.
1t appears from this statement that the
wi.ol. region Of country from Cape Breton
to Connecticut aud New York has pref
cyeuce for tie pure yelioac over any other
kiud OF corn. and that could they depend
viii, certainty upon supply OF this des-
cripten Of corn in this section, they are
inclined to cutter upon an extensive trade
with us. From the West Indies, too,
vessels sometimes arrive at this port to
lead vita pure yello,c corn, and this trade
has shown a steady increase for several
year, past,
A careful observation Of the corn mar
kss in this city, shows that yellow corn
brings, uncn an average, from three to
Ave ccs1ts per bushel more than mixed or
wni.c 1t IL well that the producer
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The Poem Tonight.

Tonight, the gifted poet, James Bar
yoa Hope, who has added something, al
ready, to The standard poesy Of Amcrica-
orc OF a few oohle peers who. are labor
ING in the creation Of a chaste aud goodiy
so"tlseia literaturc--Niil appear before I,
Norfolk aud;cace at Mechanics Hall
We cannot doubt that large crowd will
be gathered Ia do that honor to scH;us.
wi!;c;t uo lover Of Tie eood the tr';e ard
the beautiful! viii ever fail to rendcv. The
rr;co ii Admission is bit twenty-five.
cents. which. with the weil-known cycc!l-
encc If tie Poem, must fill the house.
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should bear this TACT in miiitl; as also the
fact that pI.,s agAite commands better
price than naked.
Under these circumstances, We are
sure ctr Farner5 would find it greatly
to their interest to turn their attention 10
the planting Of pure yellcac or pere uhi'e
in preference to ,aired corn. Either Of
tho two turmcr can be raised as convent
emily rs the mixed article aud We be-
lieve the yield, with proper management,
Is as abundant.
Norfolk, il not already the greatest, is
destined eventually to be olc Of the
grcatcst corn markets in the country. 1t
is meet that CUR Agriculture and our Com
mtree Should have good understanding
Of each others wants. II is only through
such a sympathy that tho substantial
prosperity ofthis section can be subscrv-
ed. Oar Board Of Trade, representing
the commercial Interest Of the city, have
made an exposition Of the needs Of our
corn customers, and we earnestly COM
snend to the agriculiurists to consider
their suggestion.
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FAamERs BANK OF Fl1zADETH Cry
We learn from the the Peoples Press,
that tie Farmers Bank at Elizabeth City
is making arrangements to wind up. 1t
has been ascertained that all the liabili-
tics Of the Bank will be paid off, and the
stockholders will receive seventy cents
on the dollar. This estimate is made,
allowing loss of 100000 for bad debts.
The bill holders are said to be in no dan
ger fany loss.
BABEL, IN NEW YoRR.-At one Of the
recent meetings OF the New York His
torical Society, DR.. Balloon read a pa
per on the languages spoken in n, Y.
Eighty languages. he said, are used in
business and social intercourse among
the Inhabitants Of that city.
Episcopal CHURCH BunNED.-Thc
Old Episcopal Trinity Church at Wood
bridge, N. j., was destroyed by fire on
Sunday afternoon 1t is said that this
WAS the oldest Episcopal church efliicc
in the State, having bccu built in 1851,
lO4 years ago,
A house in New Orleans occupied by
d Murray MAS burned down Oh the Sd,
ard two Of Ills children and man nam
cd Dunis persisted in the flames.
On Friday the officers Of thrty-nine of
the Banks in the city Of New Iork met,
and with only one dissenting voice, re-
solved to discontinue the practice of al
lowing interest on current deposits.
The two public sales Of tea at New
York, last week, did not 90 off with the
I usual spirit; the tendency was in favor
IF buyers, aud q large portion Of both
catalogues had to be withdrawn.
! Accounts from Asia Minor describe
! snow storms, in one Of which a Greek
monastery was buried, and five monks
lad to be cxcavated by the Turks. At
Malta the snow, which had not fallen
since the Russia campaign Of 1872, was
some feet high, and accompanied by hail
and tempests.
At Chatham, Mass, n few evenings
since, two young ladies, in attempting to
cross the river on the ice, broke through
where the water was fifteen feet deep.
They were buoyed up mad saved from
drowning Icy their hoops. uatil assistance
c1ald be procured.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT or NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH
THURSDAY, March IL.

THURSDAY. March H.
ARRIVED.
Schr. W. i. Hcndrsn, Dick, FIN Richmond,
10 Balls Il Constable. =
Schr. David Carter, Hover, fla N. C; with
corn, cotton and tar, to Odom d Clements.
Bargc---fm N. c; corn, to Leigh Il Bro.
Schr. Coed Hope. Hewett, corr, to John
James.
Boat F.. feribee, n. c; corn, to Grsndy
CLEARED.
Schr. Bloomer, Hall, for Newburvpsrt
Mass, by Delk d Lindsay.
Schr. Empire, Osborn, for New York, by
Rowland d Bro.
Schr. Il. I. Wilder, Sherman, for New
York, by Jno. B. Hardy 4 Co.
Steamship Roanoke, skinner, im n. York,
gers, to J. II. Smith 4 Bro.
MEMORANDUM.
Schr Ellen Perkins, Bush, cleared at New.
Haven sth for this port
Sohr i. T. Stockton. Ireland, hence. ar
rived al New York 9th inst.
ship Martha Post, Thompson, sailed from
Liverpool 18th Feb. for City Point Va.
Schr Orniseo, Snow, hence, for Halifax,
\. c; sail fm Holmes Hole Ssh inst
Schr }. X. Jewctt, Lowe, fin Portland, bd
to this Port. sailed fn Holmes Hole Sth inst.
Schr James Martin, Harding, FIN Provi-
dence, for this port at Newport 9th inst.
Brig Martha Randall, Norton. cleared at
st. Marks, Florida 42nd Feb. for this port.
FRlDAY, March Il,
ARRIVED.
Barkantine Matagords, Gordon, 7 IA
Georgetown, timber, for Navy Yard.
Steamer North Carolina, Cannon, i'm Bait.
Steamer Pennsylvania, Hennct and Bar
ges, with $500 bushels white corn, TO Sim
mons & Bro.
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The Charitable Concert Last
Might at Johnsoa's Hall.

The Cvacels was really great success.
1he spacious Hall was deusely crowded
i'll every part haif hour after the doors
were opened, aud it was only by expert
management that these who came late
sot s., touch as glimpse at the perform
egs al tic stage. Tie coup d t7ml from
tho galleries. was exceedingly fine, for all
the ls:g ones, we doubt not, Of both out
cities were there, and formed nlagnii-
cent foiJccu Of lovcliness rarely seen any
where. About two thousand persons
were p;esenG-all OF them, to judge from
TIE frequent aud cordial applause, i'm
mensejy pleased. with the entertainment!
to which they had been invited
lie selections from several popular OPP
sras we're rendered tastcfuily although
hardly will. the force and rapport to be
expected from protested art;stcs. Bat
W. teTc trcn:i upon a forbidden territory
lia eve! NCIC tiicit il9t'.J iDl SilLtl "
should remember tho auspices Of the &C.
ea.ion, AID that 'charity covereth mul-
t;tu3c Of faults The execution, both
vo,,ai ard Instrumental lift did not reach
ttG i.i3i;cst excellence aud express the
gs,ast accomplished training, was, howey-
a., cat;re'Y correct aud uncxccptionablc,
a4A ccaviaccs rs that we have at home
NuSiea. scfl;ss ofn mean order, the fit
e,,tjvat;on Of which might give us, as
Washington has her Juiana May, our
alttyc i;',aG don}n also.
Il sceins Ia US that this Concert will
Bose certainly oAo repetition; and We
saow We spea!, 60; multitude, who even
If they got access 10 the Hall last night
f5ald 80 co:uiortalic accommodations,
wheo we suggest That we have u grand
.1co:'s Of the whole affair some night next
wecls.
Eiuaag fault is an unpleasant duty,
hut We think tho arrangements for insrcss
IA, es; css at The Hall last evening. were
hardly ti.c best. The long time required
for tAe aui;onco to get out at the close Of
the performance. was matter Of general
rs,Ha,h. The two side doors were mad
sertcat,y kept closed, and the barricadc
Of Try goods boxes at the head Of the
a,a;u stairway. used as a counter by the
ticbes-sss'legs. was not removed as it
saouid have been when there was no me ru
,cca,;oa Coz it. The gas lights about the
stscc' entrance were not burning much
Sc ;he Inconvenience both Of ladies with
napje trajrs aud timd bachelors who
Ira. Il 70 p!aat prciane feet upon them.
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w. q. WEBRER.

Nos - "A, WEST SIDE MARKET SQUARE.
HAVING made arrangements in Balti
4 L more. is daily in the receipt OF the very
best BEEF, MUTTON and PORK that can
be procured in the Baltimore markets. In
addition to this he has on hand a large and
choice selection of Groceries, Liquors,
Wines, Cider, Vinegar. Molasses
and Spices; in fact every article that can
be found in a we'll assorted Family Grocery
store.
| would be pleased to have my friends and
the public generally to give me call, and !
am certain they can be pleased.
ma la-F&Tu4w W. g. WEBER.
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Hotel Arrivals.
NATIONAL HOTEL. NORFOLK
WM. L WALTERS PRorRn TOR.


Y II Fitzgerald, q P West, Baltimore;
DIR II Chrosham, Va; j j Jordan, Win
ton, n. c.; DIR Mason, T.. S. ~; VIM.
Mur!ee, Southampton CO.; Mr. and Mrs
Baldwin, New Jersey, j NJ Guzzard,
Halifax, n. G.; " j Evans, Grccnvillc;
J b Norflect, j + Whitehead, Suffolk:
S Cox, n. G.; I " Badger, II c Brown.
Bait; /, Il Parker, Jersey City; j II
Norrhis, ID A Perry, New Jersey.
MERCHANTS HOTEL, NORFOLK.
I'll. WEATuEnwAx, PROPRIETOR
A Dunby, Balt,; B II Fawcett Rich;
d " Kitchen, Isle Of Wight; J n Perry,
c Weeks, n. e.; John Smith, p brace,
Va.
OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
WATTS & EMMgRsoN, PROPRIETOR 5.
DIR Gilchust, Mrs Giichust, Miss Gill
chust, Washington; j Griffin, l. Lane,
" bradshaw, Southampton; b Barrett,
Newsom's Depot; j NJ Wyche, Peter
Martin, Petersburg; Lieut.. Strong, Ordi-
nance Depot; I:ncas Wooden, Connect
cut; b L Toy, William Ellis, Mrs. Ellis,
New York: & n Peterson, Weldon; J
Martin, Petersburg; J IL Vaughan, A Il
Vaughan, Mr. Fitzgerald, Va.
BACON HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
J. d. HoILADAY, pRoPRIEToa.
n II Joyncr, Southampton; Il N Pc
tcroon, Weldon, n. G.; j G Goodwin,
- II Holland Eou,on,ou1, " AZ n,eL;ol
Isle Of Wight; A j Perry, G NJ Kcarvip,
j Potter, L, 5. A. Amro & uorrell, Suf-
fax.
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MECHANICS, HALL,

III ECfa a N iCS' III A LII.
NORFOLK LITERARY AND SCIEN-
TIFIC INSTITUTE LECTURES.
T'he Eleventh and Twelfth Lee
L lures of the course before the Norfolk
Literary and Scientific Institute will be de.
livered at
MECHANICS HALL,
On Tuesday and Thursday evenings, the 10th
and lStt OF March, by PROF. MILTON
SAYLER, of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Sub ects-.-lst "Beauty and the Beautiful"
ID, "Mirth and the mirthful.'
Tickets of admission IS cts.
Lecture to commence at o'clock.
g~ Prof. Bledsoe who was advertised TO
Lecture in the regular course, has been pre-
vented by inclement weather, and his visit
will be pc tponed, and Prot. Saylor will
complete the course on Thursday evening
next, and all other Lectures during the
present season will come in as extras.
NH IL,
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REMARKS,

The demand for Corn continues good and price,
firm, about 5000 bushels changed hands to- day
NJ our quotations.
Oats are in coed demand, but supply limited.
Cotton firm, with IN upward tcndency--no
transactions to note.
The BOARD Or TRApE or NonFolK, CALL
THE ATTENTION OF FARMERS, TO THE foLLo1
ING IMPORTANT sUGGEsrIoN.-The section OF
country from Cape Breton down to Con
necticut and New York, prefer the pure
y,eAo'e to any other description of corn, and
they are disposed to tnrn their attention to-
wards an extensive trade With this section sf
me country, could they rely on a supply of
this Kind Of corn. As yellow corn brings, as
general thing, from 8 to cents more than
mixed or white, wosld :.ot our Farmers (aow
that The season for planting is advan cling,
ind 1t to their interest to take this matter
into consideration, and plant either purr
''htte, or pure ,yellon9
Vessels occasionally arrive at this port
from the Wet Indies TO load with pure yell
low. and the trade has increased Of late
years.
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RU BBERS.

WE would again remind our g.
w friend. that we have very M
superior stock Of Rubber Goods now on hand,
consisting Of b o o rs, SANDALS, and
whole rubber over. IL is absolute necessary
to have the feet well protected i'll this sort OF
weather provided health and comfort is taken
into considerations.
p. S.--A few more If those Turkish Shoes
left over F. W. SEABURY IL SON,
ma II No, Is, Market So.
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Lola MoSTEz AND Mas. CUNNING
HAM,--It is said lha orc day last week
Lola Montez paid visit to Mrs. Cum
ningham, at her residence in Twenty
ninth street, New York, and had long
conversation with her upon the subject
Of the murder Of Dr. Burdell. Mrs. c.,
on this occasion, renewed her rrotesta-
tions of innocence, and informed Lola
that if ever the truth came out, it would
be found that the real murderer was 4
certain persla whose name has been fig
u;;ng quite largely Of late in the courts.
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A Man BURNT TO DEATn'--A cor
respondent OF the Petersburg Express,
writing from Pleasant Hill, North Care
liza, March 9th, gives the following &C
count Of u shocking occurrence in that
neighborhood
Mr. Amos Lanelord came to his death
under painful circumstances OH Tuesday
night last After he had retired to his
led The room in which he lodged was
discovered to be on fire by persons who
lived in the vicinity. His ncighbors
FASTENED to the spot and found that his
apartment was locked aud that his bed
aud room was on fire. The door was
forced open aud the body of Langford
was found burnt into u crisp. from the
effects of which he soon expired. The
deceased must have been brought to his
death by his own hands,. He was a
merchant in the county, and had been
addicted to excessive drinking.
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TOBACCO! TOBACCO.!

A TRIAL rs MOST RESPECTFULLY
SOLICITED.
TT YOU WANT A SUPERIOR
Il article of Chewing Tobacco call at ME-
HAGAN'S, and get some of CRUMPTON'S
ron TWIST. Cigars OF the first quality,
say, that propose keeping constantly on
hand the very best of Foreign and Domestic
Cigars, Tobacco and Snuifs.
WIN. A. MEIIEGAN,
ma l2-iw No. As, Church st.
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Prepared French Mustard &c.
In POTS.-Genuine London Mustard in
l. bottles, Sangers American do in boxes,
Pure ground Pepper in boxes, Bakers CO.
Goa, Andrews Yeast Powers, Frssh Nutmegs
and Mace Old CASTLE Soap.
mal2 +. G. DEMING
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A very respectable farmer, named
Abraham Husk, resident of Fairfield,
n J., while at West Bloomfield on Fri
day last; accidentally fell, 10 attempting
to get on load Of hay, owing to the
horses starting,-A stake slipped, and
Mr.. ilusk striking on his forehead was
picked up scnseess. a few days after
wards he died.
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ciaL Notice.

EVOR Pertaining the breath, Cleorinq
Il Teeth, and Beautifying the Completion.
Ladies Hair, use '"WooDLANp CREAM. SrS
new Pomade. 1t curls gentlemen's Hair Is
tfaUy-Price SO cents each.
Beware of Countertits.
w. Z. FETRIDGE Il co.
Proprietors N. Y.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
V1CKERY & COMPANY,
Booksellers and Stationers.>
Also sold by King & Toy, and Santos
Wake & Co, and by all Druggists. de
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TERMS.

Tie DAT Book will be served to sub
saribcrs at Ct cents per week, payable to
the Carrier. Who" sent by mail ii will
be - per year, 81 for six months, and
s tor three months, payable in advance,
@75ss~ Circulation equal to MI the
other City haiiies combined
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The New British Ministry.

BY the arrival Of the Canada at Halifax,
with advices from Europe TO the 9th
Feb, enc week later, we learn that in
consequence OF tic advance vote in the
House Of Commons on the Conspiracy
bill, tie raimerston Ministry had resigned
and new Cabinet, with the Earl of Der
by as Premier, has been formed. This
is an exceedingly important change in
the British government Lord Derby is
a Conservative, while ralmcrston was a
Wing
The cooking tank 10 q lard oil factory
in Cincinnati exploded on Monday, and
laid waste thc surrounding buildings,
consisting ola frame cooper shop and
stable, besides throwing down the fur
naee under the tank, knocking down a
beard partition attached to the factory,
and partially domolshing a wall i'll the
basement and lower gable of the factory.
Tbs interior of the establishment was
likewise slightly injured. One man was
instantly killed. and several others Sc
tiously injured.
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Gents Calf Caters.

UCNtS CHzf UWIVcTSs
AwA Received this day per Ex-
press one Trunk OF Gents
D stitched CAR CATERS,
a neat and desirable article to which we in
vte call from our customers and the pub
lie generally.
y. W. SEABURY & son,
ma ~ No. Ii, Market Square.
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