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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-27


Bell In Brooklyn, on Friday evening Feb. Is, JoHs
OF John H. and Sarah NJ Bell, aged years months
and 10 days
The relatives aud frisnds Of the family are respectfully
invited attend his funeral this Saturday afternoon al
-four O'Clock, from No 24o Atlantic, corner Of Boorum
street
BAKrIse.-on Friday morning, Feb. 70, at the resi-
denoe Of her son, G. G.. Barng, Esq Cypress avenue
l. L. JaSs relct OF the late Capt Charles Bartlng, in the
Tia year OF her sge.
Notice OF funeral IN TO morrow mornings paper.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
BrRpsAiL-on Friday, Feb ~, Mrs. ALtErtA, wdos OF
the late Daniel " Brd.s in the 7sd year Of her age
Funeral services will be held ct the residence OF her
son law, j. D. ro,teu No - Hammond street, corner
Her remsiss will be taken 10 Peeksk on Monday
ing, MsIs O'Clock.
BArsH ON Friday morning, Feb 25, AM relct Of the
late Capt John Baush aged 10 years.
The friends Of the family and those Of her SOM John
nsr. aS Ssq s No IS wea ae
street, on Sunday afternoon 1T one O'Clock, without
further invitation Her will be taken 20 Green.
wood Cemetery for interment
Philadelphia papers please copy.
nIos-o THURSDAY, Feb. 70, Of congestion Of the
Lungs GsoRGx H. youngest of George s. Apd Jane Dir
on ssed years, ) months and is DAYS. 'N"' D'A
The friends and scqusntAnces OF the family are re-
spccuu,y invited attend funeral from Me residence
Of bic parents No $50 Henry street, on sunday atcr
Hni--suddenly, Tuesday, FEB. 90, or disease Of
the heart. MsHriS HnI, aged 81 years.
Ire rens and acquantances Of the family are respect
fully hved 10 attend the funeral, from the Of
For'ieth street and THIRD avenue, on sunday, at Ia
Belfast Cressd) papers please copy
BARGAy On Friday. Feb. 20, in the t9th year Of bs
age, Gsosoy HAsstS, he of Londonderry, ireland.
HE remains will DO taken from his late residence No ~
Henry street. 10 81 James Catholic church on SUNDAY At
crnoon at ohe ocIesk and from thence TO Calvary Gene
terry for nerment The friends Of the family are respect
fully invited 20 at.end his funeral
Hoprs-At MoaDt Vernon, ". Y, on Thursday evening,
fcb 70, AtExASprR p. HoPps, aged y years.
His fris nds and those OF bis family respectfully
vted 10 attend his funeral at the Methodist Episcopal
church. at Mosnt Vernon On Sunday morning at half past
ten O'Clock.
HiSspAIN--At Cincinnati, Ohio, Feb. 81, Of neamma-
ton OF the aDgs, Mr. JssS HfNsDAIs, aged 40 years
HrSNxsy.--On Friday Feb Sc, Of Group, A,Asr,uA,
eldest child OF John - and Ellen L. Hsnnessy, aged
years, months and days
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited 10 at
tend her funeral This Saturday. afternoon, ttwo O'Clock
en the residence OF Der parents No Stanton street.
Brooklyn.
IAwRs-Cx- On Fridsy, FEB. &C. JoeSrH, the only SON
OF Samuel and Cornelia 1awreucs, aged months.
The relatives friends Of the family also OF his grand
father Joseph Alcen respectfully invited 10 attend
the funeral from his late residence No IL Lewis street
Sunday afternoon, al three O'Clock, without further
Invitation.
nAnASp.-In Brooklyn, " Thuisasy, Fss, Is, A,st
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
Pm par r-ttta L,oh "a

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PMtADRIrHrA, Feb. %. 1858
Stocks steady. Pennsylvania state Fves, So; Reading
Railroad, ~ Morris Canal so; long Island Railroad I2s
Pennsylvania R'r0sa' Az o,,, ~, .. ,.,.
There v no change TO note In the cotton market; the
saes 70 day were 800 bales sales Of tho week. - 500
bales Receipts Of the week. s. 500 bales Sto TX port
3o7 900 bales, Decreased receipts at this port com
pared with last year. 1876 SEQ bales decreased receipts
Ssies sugar arm fair tof fully fair 5Hc yellow corn
SIC. Moss pork Sl6 90. Bacon, al ,ulders, exc: do
London e.s sbs wsa OK
New York, per cent discount TO par. Prime Rio coffee
like; sales Of the week. $500 bags; stock, q ,ooo
against "a 500 bags at the same time last year.
MoBrtr Feb. Is, 1858.
Cotton has advanced &c mIddlIns ll;.c sales Of the
week ~ 900 bales receipts Of tb, week % 500 bales,
nsaipst 900 IN the same week OF ls year Decreased
receipts this port compared with las, year. 500.
Stock in port, le4 600 bales s ~, q, ,s,s
The sslss Of cotton to day were 700 bales and for h
week 500 bales The rccepts q the week have been
IL, 900 bales stock port IS 200 bales The market
closed With sctve demand At IL &c. 11Zc for good
aniddling to mlddling fair Rice 21sc. a 3-16c per
POUND. Exchange London produce bills 1901
io7x. Exchange New York x 70 per cent premium.
CHLRiEsroy, Feb. -, 1865.
The sales Of cotton today 200 bales and Of the
We, 1850 bales good mddlng 10 mi ldling fair IL &c
NE nc Receipts OF the week, 20 600 bales. Rice
Sss advanced Ivan e 10 sales at 2.c asic Coffee IS
hss declined 70 los ios I rance ,U Sc nor Sc ase
exchange on New York has declined x al per cen, pre-.
, CHARLESTON, Feb %. 1858.
The Gales Of cotton to day were 800 bales at unchanged
prices ~
~.-,. ArsrsaA, Feb 20, 1853
The sales OF cotton today 600 bales Al un,h
prices Dealers are awaiting the AMERICAS advices
Fsur quiet but firm. Wheat rcd A M a, ~ ,,s
after Tor very choice; white at 81 10 Al % h,a orr
NC. sec yellow, 6Sc a $50. Coverseed steady Wbis
by dun at 22c. DO WIS
PM .prrrrA, Feb. %, 1858
Flour steady a. ~ so IS; white wheat Al "a m ~.
I'd o. 81 or corn eoc Provisions armwess ao, ~
eB rs sl7 90; bacon steady-sdes 9slc. gssc. sbnn
DIES 7xc. sc. lard steady at 1oiic lol,o; whIsker
On at &c, s22xc
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shcst iiissss, Hs~rY Il. eniy sou 1ee VIM a. s9 s--
Lc1ss Nathan, egsd mcssAs.
.saa he fansss shs (asss.,, ssssssa = ,~o &c.,
al Tbs resdsaee " bis father. 10 osS CxiOa sv asa
Msx44,T.-Oa Ta4ssdsy evening. Foe n OF ooovssvo,
Of the iurss, ATs Ar kzsa', in The 10th yeas d bsr
Ts fr;oacs and relatives Ct The family aye re.o.satA
Invited 70 aaeac ber funera from her late Cd
lima Hcei foo. Of Canal ssreet or Sunday aiiern,oa q
svisrxo-on Friday. Feo:ec, Of consampsoa, Erx
MrIaxSr
Her funeral viii take place q ON the BroOkisn City Aos
pi.ai, tea Saturday, afternoon, a, ioar O'Clock
OsBosa.-ln Jersey City, oo Pndsy, FEB 20. Fnsrs Is
wife q Charles Osborn. ANA daughter Of TIA late @A.
Harrington OF MIDI lsto wD, Cos0.
The relatives and friends Of the family inve %
tend hey funeral from 81 Mathews church Sussex street
Sunday aitcrrcon at two O'Clock, without farer iay
ned's.own papers please copy:
kcnse and sarah Ann ONeli, aged years, month sas
IL cays.
The irionds and relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend The funeral on sunday u tw Give O'Clock
~, from the residence OF his parents, No As Washing
ton street
O.xI2y-A Huntingdon L. l., on thursday, Fob. 70,
Ron. ZoPuAa D. OAKrEv, aged % years.
His fasetsl Will take from; his late residence
Monday afternoon, at hAf-psst two O'Clock.
PnIiJrs-At Greenfield, Flatsush. L. l., on Mooday,
FOB - Of consumption HKsRsrTA PsuIIrs. stepdsash
ter Of henry Virgins: aged il years and months
The relatives and friends u the family are respectful
invited 70 Attend her funeral from the church ct Green
field, on sunday ateruoon At half past O'Clock pro-
remains 70 DO taken to Evergreen Cemetery.
hArsss.-,0n "Wednesday, Feb. a. JsnS RArxT, In ne
The friends relatives Of the family also the men
bers Ct Hose Co No g. sad the Fire Department gen
RAJ are respectfully invited 70 attend the funeral
sunday atternocn, at O'Clock from his residence
NO I'll Spring street
THoSsos.-0n Thursday morning. Fob. Is, ars~ Long
and severe Illness, jams Thomson, In e I'D year o. hs
age
The relatives and friends OF the family alto those Of biz
sops. John and Andrew and Of hl sens In law Joseph
are vita IN Al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-27
Liberty versus Partisan Legislation.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
Al meeting held in this city to day rsb 2s) an sssc

We, the undersigned being individually DESTROYS Of pre-
serving and promoting civil and religious liberty Land
and believing such liberty be opposed and endangered by
the repeated and persistent efforts of cques aud
parties g secure the adoption and enforcement BY
men OF tber peculiar views respecting Sunday obser
vsnce temperance and Other yexed questions OF religion
and morality. upon which the community IL divided;
snd convinced not Only Of the great advantage but
ssng necessity OF svsing ourselves OF strength
which Is found IN union TO resist these Efforts in favor
Of such coerciye lerislaten OF partisan sectarsa
character whether the views thus sought be euoced
eide with our own Individual scntioents not DO hereby
sgrse TO associate ourselves for tbs purpose socie,
constitution and oy laws as We MAJ hereafter agree
upon Relying upon the strong feeling and santpcuL
which We believe perysde. the American people. in
natural spd nsienabe rsh,-and as such Is gran,eed
Ia MS 40 we understand, BY Federal stn
uons-tO encourage and sustain this
tskng propose 10 provide for such public meetings lee
lures and dscusons, and 70 the and
cuaton of sucn ueases and documents shall present
This subject TO the community IN s light and her
10 prepare and secure signatures
rails ana circumstances he thought necessary
address 10 government on has subject from time
The meeting stands adjourned COS n Few days when the
organization will be completed. Persons wishing Join
IN this movement, OF make in lsiries relative to ~ may
address the subscriber, (care oSS mh yd) Appetons
Building No $40 Broadway, or may call on him there,
rcom OF the American School lnstsute) any orang
tween 10 ana IL O'CLOCK j. L. BATCH, Secretary.
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MARRIAGHB AND DKATH.


BoSSn-RrssUI-In this city, Wednesday, Feb.
~, by The Rev. John Bowling, ID. D. JONATHAN BOWEL
Chatham, ~ j. 70 Miss fEny L. daughter Of Samuel
sell, Esq., OF this city.
HssIR-WARp,-In Brooklyn, on Thursday evening,
Feb. rs, by the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher Mr. VIZ HISS.
TER, 10 Miss TByoDosIA WARD, both Of Broe klyn
PEITir-MApIGAa-0n FEB. 16, at St. Annes church, by
the Rev DR. Forbes, JOIN PgruT, 10 kARr A. MlDiaAs.
SoCniKH-CLK.-On Monday, Feb u.s. by tho Row. Ed
ward Lahrop, mt the Baptist Tabernacle church. second
avenue, WILLIAM w. sou1nrR, Of Brooklyn, 10 MAXI AssH
CrASsr, OF this city.
the Rev J. Owen at the resderce OF the brides ther
Mir. fyo Morusrs nsoRS, of this city, 70 Miss Aruusr,
A, daughter Of Col Henry Racquet.
wHme-CIARsS-Un Thursday, Feb. 20, by the Rev.
Or. stewart Of the Baptist Mariners church, rHoxAs
WHITE ESQ.,. OF Liverpool England " Mss SARsH IavrsIa
CftrKr. Of this city.
wuIARD-sxun.-In this city, Feb rs, at the resi-.
ccnoe OF the brides father, by the Rov. Joseph r.
Thompson, Mr. CHARLES A. WILLARD. OF Madison, Wis, 10
Miss hAtY H. SMITH, Of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-27
Opening Of the Canadian Parliament.
SPEECH OF GOVERNOR HkAD-hEyfEw OF CANA
DIAN AFFAIRS.

DIAN AFFAIRS.
TORONTO, Feb. 26, 1858.
Tho Governor Generals opening speech was delivered
20 day In il he sudes TO the Indian rebellion, and
1cpaies the Of the British and the reestsb
lshment Of British rule in india He congrauiaes the
country The prudence OF commercial men, and
ahe good position OF the banks recommends Improvement
In commercial legislation, and the assimilation of the
commercial iAwss Of Upper and Lower Canada
and the tcocsideraon Of tho laws Of insolvency and
impriscrmest for debt and fraudulent assignments.
He notices a measure for the amendment OF
the whole syssm Il management OF public
lands. He recommends attention 70 the fisheries, and
consauAies the OF the Canadian line OF Ocean
steamers and the proposed establishment Of q weekly
Line next summer. lie recommends notice OF the ncrea
ing value Of lake commerce. and the trade with Chicago
and the Western States He says that correspondence
has taken place between the imperial government and the
authorities OF Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, in refe
renee 70 inter colonial railway and military road to
Halifax. He confidently anticipates carly completion
OF the Grand Trunk railway without further Aid from the
Province He gives notice that the correspondence rels
to the Hudsons Bay Territory and the selection OF
permanent scat Of government will be laid before the
lepslature.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-27

I'm or1sA-''RobeN ie D.s6i. sung sas. night v
hel house. The psrsOrusscs VA only different from
thoee which preceded the fact thai Nine DAngrs re-
placed MILE Carroll in tas vo, Of ths rioess II quito
unneceesry 10 say thai this improv smeni upon
The original cast The performance admirable one
throughout.
This evening, "Ernan viii he given. at cheap prices
Nine DAngri viii sisx the role Of Quno for rs.
Emo here
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WASHINGTON, Feb 20, 1858.
The Southern mail arrived regularly to-day
The ship n. NJ. Hayes, from Liverpool arrived below
New Orleans on Friday in leaking condition
The joint committee Of the Texas Legislature on the
Presidents Kansas message had reported favoraby
bill appointing delegates TO Southern Convention. PRO.
vidsd one 10 called.
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Important Arrest or Countsrs.,ter,.

LAfAYErTE, ND, FEB. 70, Iso5
The United States Marshal for this state made descent
npea gang oounterfeers In this Aaoe =, to-day
and arrested ten twelve Of them. large amount Of
bogus coin discovered The gang has long infested
ehIa vicinity
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ACquitfal OF Mrs. Rosa.

SyrAcrsx Feb. 26, 1865.
Tho jury In the case OF Mrs Rosa charged with pesou.
log her husband, came INTO al four O'Clock this
afternoon, with verdict Of not guilty They unani
the first count, although the public feeling
Against her.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-27

boaros, FOB. 70; l6o0
VIM RI Chapman. backman, was stabbed this sfter-
noon In an ssay with one Henry Gould. rhey had dis
pute about some female; blows followed, when Gould
plunged knife, five inches length. into ChApmsns
bowels and lied The wouudedtmAn extrcA,ed tue knife
but cannot survive his INJURIES Gould nas been arrested
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-27

An AWKWARD ALfERNArIvy.-The Toronto Co
lon,s OF the I'D inst sayswha would be the injury
which might be done 10 Upper Canadian interests by tse
dissolution OF the UnionS The question worth cussicr
ing. And what, in few words, must be the answer
Simply this-that Upper Canada, separated rrom lever
Csnsds must either GO back 10 the Of bankrupCy
SEEK relief IN sunsxa,ion W the states
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The Savannah Banks.

sAvAssAH, Ga. FEB 70, 1905.
The condition Of the money market and exchanges In
dictate an early resumption OF specie paymen; by the
banks Of Savannah.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-27

The schooner A. c. Hckseier, from Boston for Phila
dephia WAS blown to sea- has arrived q, this port
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Strike at Cohoes for Higher Wages.
CoHoxs, Feb. 26, 1865.
About eight hundred bands employed In the Harmony
Mills, this place, have struck for higher wages. Tho
proprieors have refused any increase and the mills have
stnnnAd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-27
Rochester Municipal Election.

ROCHESTER, Feb, &c, 1858.
Charles Il. Clark has been nominated for Mayor by the
democrats and Joel B. Bennett by the republicans and
Americans. The election takes place Gu Tuesday next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-27
Death or n Hotel Keeper.

wAsaSoroS, Feb %, 1858.
The New Orleans papers state that Henry Pike Esq.,,
formerly Of the Astor House and Metropolitan Hotel New
York. died in that city on the 10Th inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-27
United States Supreme Court.

WAHINUfUN, fcb. 70, IsJS.
Case No. 250-TAe United States Va. Sebassnl Nuner
Appeal from the decision OF the District Court Of the
Northern district Of California Appeal dismissed
No 1sI.1he United States We. Charles Fassat Argu-
ment for appellants concluded.
The Court then adjourned 70 again on the 5th Of
April
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-27
The Florida War,

CHARLESTON, Feb. 26, 1858.
Information has reached hero that the Governor of
Florida calling out volunteers for the Billy Bow
Iecs war,
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The Niagara OUTWARD, Bound.

HALIFAX, Feb. 20, 1858.
The royal mail steamship Niagara, from Boston, arrived
at Eve O'Clock this morning and len at O'Clock for Liver
pool There was a thick snow storm last night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-27

Watkins, Halter, las Fulton Street, one Of
the iproducers fashion for ha
WILL Saturday February II. inOd uce his sprios style.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-27

Aahiss ar MISUNDERSTANDING la Cam
gress-AHalrs ~ tho State C~pstsi--Ou,
Relations with Afr1ca-Ncws FROM Europe.
South AnsexSes, Me xios, Cssbs, W.st ladies,
&c.-,The Utah Observation-Disclosures Fire
at 81. Louls-Loss OF the SssAp john Mlltco--
Markets, 60, &c
The wExslx H.rnD will he puba-se4 ct ten O'Clock
this morning Among It's contents will he fosod The follow
tng:-
Affairs In Washing .on-Proceedings IN Cobgrels.
New YORK State Anairs-Leg salve rroceediass
Our Relations with Afroa-save<y and its Results in thc
New Word-Africsn Labor and s Tropical Products The
Slave Trade and African xmgratop-Is Suppression or
Regulation Conduct OF British Cruisers the Coast Of
Africa and Other yesscisAmerican ami
Br.tah rrado with Africa Compared, &C. &C.
The Hotel OF the Bnrnin
of the Psofc Hotel In 81. Louis
The Disaster to the ship John MtonFui Particulars a
the wreck-rrom Twenty to Thirty Lives Ic-'-r~eiye
Bodies Beach-Total "a the Vessel
Description Of the Dead &c
Severe Suffering ses-rhe Passage OF the Ship Howard
from Hsmburg-Thiriy seven Deaths
News from xurope-rhe Capture OF CaSlon-The Wax Ia
India sc.
News from South America Mexico Cuba the West In
dies, SC.
The the Utah Expedition Col Joanson rnterds
Marching Salt Lake City when the Weather Moderates
Brigham Young Heber Kmbs and olhers Indicted Tor High
Treston, 10.
Spanish View of War with the United States the Fate
Of Cuba.
acknowledgement News from Ksnsas-1he People in
Favor Of Peace The United States. Spain ,nt Cubarrue
Position the Cuba Question: The Tendencies OF the French
Empire; Deterioration of the Ansiosxon Race In America
One Causes; The Case OF the American Adrac
The China Question &C, &C.
Latest News by Telegraph
Financial, Commercial Religious, Political Sporting aud
MArlime Intelligence.
Weekly Review of the New York Cattle Market,
Family Market Report-Resil Prices OF All kinds Of Mar
ketsbe Produce.
Marriages. and Deaths; together with Large Variety OF
Interesting Local and Miscellaneous Items.
Single copies ready for mailing DO had
at the counter. Price sx cents
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Weather Report.
BY The Northern Eastern Western and Southern 1ele-
graph lines.-Ofhoe ~ Wall street
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White, the Hatter's 9prSnG Styles, s.; Lssl
fall style reduced 70 g. =, WHITES iaS ulton s-as
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Fred1ick's Photographic Temple OF Art,
Nos bss and k7 Broadway opposite the Metropolitan Hotel
Photographs, HAotypes Daguerreoypes and Ambroypes
every style Photographs by Mr.. MOULTON, for merry
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A. raodjeeU h the Only Por~0w WHO
be consulted all deases OF tho human hair
Church street corner OF barclay Ths sixth aud xghih
stop NJ the door OF tho establishment
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8OO.OOO Photographic Portrsits snd Views
taken an sod To the people per annum, al HolMfS gal
lefA 80 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-27

The Metallic Tablet Razor StrOp Can he
obtained. genuine, At j. s. SAUNDERS store. No.
Aston House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-27

AnsOn's DagucrreOtyes-Largc Size for 50
only place In The city where dasuerreoype- arc
made exclusive OF any other picture, IL at
ANSON'S, $50 Broadway, opponte Metropolitan Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-27

Defiance Salamander Safee-Wllh Patent
powder proof locks and bars Also burglar
proof parlor safes. Depot 49, Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-27

Wings Farina Crsckers Undoubtedly
the moat nourhng and beshful ever produce and tc
lnrfy pleasant for children
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and TcwPe.s,
The best the world SURPRISING AL made ap
1t the manufacory, rs Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-27

The Belmont Exhibition VIII positively
close on Saturday 9Th inst.
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A Substitute for Gold Leaf, and Seven Times
cheaper than gold Ia ANDREW A. MOSnR'S superior Flo
leaf; only At 90 william street, opposite Plat,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-27

CE1stadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees--
Bes, in the world. On sale AaA dye applied NJ No Aston
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a Card.-Au Pcrsons whS have Gray Hair
hair Of bad ooIos invited call consult Doctor
eonsul.sion free ct - Charch street.
OF barclay Hk hud gives the hair the natural
drsd. and nay be considered real prodigy Of chemity
IsoIlo~vay's Pills and Osnt,nent.-saIIo,y
checks duh eyes hnguid step. botohcs and pimpes
face and these proclaim In victim OF dyspepsia
and all these rapidly and durabiy by uss OF
these gentle bat thorough and irresistible remedies
Remedy fOr Dyspeps1a.-The OxyHeusted
bters have been tested BY scientific and proved
bpe the most valuable tonic properties Being
coho reaction Is suffered by the dehc
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superb affair or the season. being attended By sbout
three Thousand Of the elite Of the State both military end
civic together with delegations from New York Povi-
deuce, Portland, &c. Governor Banks, Genera Gushing
sod other distinguished individuals we're present The
Hall was msgnincently decorated.
TH1IRTY-FIFTH CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
Senate.
WASHINGTON, Feb. &c, 1885,
The Senate Is not in session.
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To chase The GLOWING bours sith Hyb % feat pvro,
Ladies II Won wss white satin hi and r-sn saiis, Nv,
and snpers for snd parties I'M IN r,hhsr 49,.
shoes for tbs DELE ss al v lkns patro, tie 49, 80
\, .. xu2.x2 >. CO., sa Canal sxssI
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-11
LITERARY Men and their Wives;

| do maintaih that q wife, says Sa,
rah Coleridge; whether young OF old,
may pass the evenings most happily
in the presence of her husband; occu-
pied herself and conscious that he is
still better occupied, though he may
but speak with her, and cast his eyes
upon her from time to time; that such
evenings may be looked forward to with
great desire, and deeply regretted when
they passed away forever. Wieland,
whose conjugal felicity has been almo most
as celebrated as himself, says in a let
tor written after his wife s death, that
if he but knew she was in the room. or
if at times she but stepped in and said
word or two, that was enough to glad
den him. Some Of the happicst and
most loving couples arc those who, like
Wieland and his wife, are both too ful.
ly employed to spend the whole of ey,
cry evening in conversation.