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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-22

MUSICAL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS at the
If1 Music Depot OF w. u. MEiZEROTT, w.
corner OF 18th street and Penn avenue. ttn4
VIolins, Guitars, Vioincelios, Baujos Flies SSo
Accordeons: Drums, Clayionetts, Tamborines, M e.
tIonomeE, Flagsoets, Harmonicas. Piano stools
Piano Covers, Music Stands, Music Eolios ard
Music Books. superior ortmsnt of r lutes BY
Gulon al Prussouleves, in Paris, has Just arrived
Also several OF Eisenbrandt's make. de 20
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GIFTS FOR THE HOIJDkYs-AI 49, -,
" choice assortment II Cat Eooks Poac,. ,li..
Ham ST' R Ia tt.rsey Motoeoo Bibles. Prayer sni
Work boxes, &c. In Pasier Alaohs. Rass.cei a
R,HR h aye supply OF Fancy Articles AID jGvsSlis
DoSts. we vOn Invite AL who are disao.sd r.,
MAKE presents to cal aad ioak over al ~ y,srs.s
L. hne and choice 1t MISS THONas,S ~ 80
Fancy Store, High street. near Flrsf ~, %"
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CHRIsTMAs CONFECTIONERY.
~ AT WILLIAM GRUPE-S.

a" Oh
No. AS, south side Pa avenue, bet Sd and a., sts .
opposite Jurksoa Hall
The subscriber respectfully informs his gu stom
supply them with w
CHRISTMAS CONFECTIONERY
Candy. Plum, and Pound Cakes. Mince Pies,
Oranges. Figs, kaisins, Prunes. Almonds, q c.
such as he feels cOofdent will be found ON trisI.
equal TO any that may be offered for sale in THU
city. He viii be happy to See hrs friends and Gus
toners on Christmas Eve and during the HOIidays
ss his stock will be replenshed until and sitter the
New Years Festival. DIN Iv
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A ITEM TON FOR THE wISEl
HE1DQUART ERS

A ITEM rION FOR THE wISEI
~ For saNEHIs H4fp SGHES4,RTERS
BARGAINS ,-BARG AINS!-BA
Christmas Presents and Tags 5eIOp Cost,
AT WILLIAM GRUrE'S.
NO, as Pennsylvania syenu, near ItI street.
opposite JdrkSOH Hall.
beg leave t. i, fIra my old customers and the
large assortment OF all kinds of TCys, Games.
Workbcxes, ChILa Goods. Pc temonusIes. and
other FancJ Goods and Novelties, suitable for
Holiday presents, which | am determined to sell
at or below cost.
Desiring to alter my business, am selling off nv
entire stock of Fancy Goods and Toys at TerT re-
dueei prices. AID most respec fully solicit a call
before purchasing elsewhere. You will save mo-
neg BY buying at WILLIAM GRUPE'S.
N. 3. Fine French ConfectIOneries. in all it's
Vafletles, on hand dS0-lw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-22

FOR Christmas Toys, Confectionery, &C., Sc,
the advertisement Of VIM Grupe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-22

SSQ NEW STORE-GROCERIES 300
Corner Ninth and streets.
have just taken the store formerly ocou pied by
Robert Crandsil, Esq and am now receiving q inc
assert ment OF ehoioe GROCERIES, such as
Best Family Flour,
sugars OF all kinds,
Wines, Liquors, Teas, Coffee,
Rsisins, Apples, Sweet Cider, &c.
CHRISTMAS GOODS IN ABUNDANCE
;uT Goods promptly delivered in any part of the
CITY.
Having purchased my stock for cash. I oan offer,
and am determined to sell. superior Groce at the
very lowest price. pectfuliy solicit share OF
the custom ofths citizens Of Washington. ~
JOHN +. O'BRIEN.
de Z-6t- - No. 38e 9Th street, corner off
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-22

foR FRUITS, nuts, preserves, &c, for the hol
idays, see the advertisement Of WIN. BRYAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-22

CHRIsrNAs PREsRNTs.-See the drawing In
struments Tor sale at Karr's jewelry store, 4sO
pennsylvania avenue. They are among the most
appropriate things conceivable for Christina,
presents to youths, and are sold remarkably low
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-22

By u; w: BOTELER, AuctIoneer.
| hn0E FURNITURE SALE.-C HOIC =
rIrrrS gRSlJUsE AND HOUSEHOLD EFPEcrs.-On
IGEsDAG MORNING, December II, at 10 o'c II
a. me residence OF Gov. Walker, (who "A ah,nt
!edVIns w ashlngIon,) corner of and 20th street.
we shan SCI, the above, sIstIng of Parior. Rad
room. and Kitchen Furniture, and ali the articIs.
and nearly new. 1'' Ha.osohe
Terms: $50 and under, cash; over that sum. a
notes. bearing interest. seo
T. S.-Ths house is for rent
ue io-d L. w. BOTELER, Auct.
IL THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED.
5 IN SoLsequt nee o! the rain, until MONDAY Dec
de2l C. w. BOTELER, auct'r.
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F9z sEsUINS French millinery, fancy goods,
toys, &c, for the holidays, see the advertisement,
:, Madame Delarue. Tails lady Is said to import
eli her goods direct from Paris Sbs has Zen
sstasllshed In business In this city 90. twenty
H ss years, and has achieved amsng the ladies' OF
NshlnSton an enyiable reputation for fairness
saa ea-dor IN her dealings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-22

~ Z. w. BOTELER, Auctiopeer.
SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FUR
10 TpRE AT AUcTIoN.-On WEDNESDAY,
OhNiNS, December I'D. commencing az A. \
ooek, shsll sell. az the residence of Sir William
Io,e ouseey' a.. OF his Household Furniture con
One superior Rosewood pari0r SUIT, upholsteraa m
wv green aGd gold brocstelIe,
Mainpt Efegere aud Secretary,
tops, "'n "'afOie
One superior Rosewood ParIor Suit, u,hoIstsrss i,
- purple LrOosteile, ps'o'ee III
Glit frame man;el Mirrors
tapestry, brussels Parlor and Chamber Carpatiny
manOssnJ Etegere, Cottage Parlor Cha RS "s
EmtTUIdersd w ndOw Curtains and t,1rnI,as
Walnut kout Tables
Oak hall Set,
Three S9iid Mahogany Dining Tables.
DIohze COCK, OUNCE, Mahogany Sideboard
w sinut Extension Dining Table,
walnut Dining room Chairs,
Slsss CrOckery Ware
rated Castors, Bronze Tea kettle
French China Dinner, Dessert and Tea XNsra
aOie = utle err and Table f urniture sepersly
" einat anu Mahogany Dressing Bureaus
SaIDle Top NashstaUds, BEDDING
sc OIL Cattage Chamber Furniture
fsyche 6lass, Easy Chair, " ardrobes
maitresses, bosters and Pillows
lounges Cane seat Chairs, Toilet Sets.
w Wino.w Snaaes, Mahogany Secretary,
" slnnt ana Mahogany Tables,
Refrigerator, Kitchen Furniture
Cooking X requisites. &c.
~ Terms $40 ard under cash; over so erAdi, or
~ ana ~ Gays, Tor pproved endorsed notes bearing
de la-d CIV ROTEIEp A..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-22

For any kind of a musical instrument, for a
Christmas present, see the advertisements re-
spectively Of Metzerott and Bllis,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-22

FOR BEAUTIFUL fancy articles and books for
Christmas presents, see the advertisement OF O.
= Duhy, 420 f street, west Of Seventh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-22

For CHRISTMAS fruits and groceries, see the
advertisement OF Jas. E. Waugh, corner Of Ninth
street and New York avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-22

Aksk ana choice assortment Of books,
&c, particularly religious baok. 10, hol,a,v
presents, see the advertisement Of WIN Ballaa,
Iyue w M. Dsaioh-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-17

B.rr-On tuesday Feb 1s, after a short illness, Isv
r. the eldest Of John ~ and Sooe Betz aged years
Q months and 10 days
The relatives and friends of the family are invited 30 IT.
tend funeral from No 235 West Forty fourth street
between Eighth and Ninth avenues Thursday Afternoon
Feb IS O'Clock His remains will be taken 10 tn
nifty Cemetery, without further notice.
pottsville papers please copy.
CnIros.-At Hoboken, on Monday Feb Is in the fist
year OF her age, MAnr rec Of the late George Chiffon
The relatives and friends Of the FAMILY respectfully
invited 10 attend her funeral this wednesday, afternoon
York, where carriages will be in waiting
COrtE-On Monday evening, Feb. rs, Of consumption,
M,uIpa, widow Of John Couse, aged ~ years. months
and 10 days.
Her friends and acquantapces respectfully invited
10 attend her funeral this "wednesday Afternoon a. two
o'clock at her late residence, No - first street. between
frst and Second avenues her rensns Will be taken 70
Delhi, Delaware county, y. ", Tor in'ermch
DAvTpsos-In this city, on Feb 10, o. disease OF the
heart, ANr Eurs Dawson, daughter n the late James
Rokwel
Her relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 at
tend her funeral Thursday afternoon, At one o'clock,
from her ee residence No "a East fteth street near
Filth avenue.
DUNN -on Monday Fcb rs, Of CONVERSIONS, caused by
water the brain CHAR FRSK DUNE, son OF Heinrich
and Anna Duhme, aged 10 months and day. -.
Funeral will take place At his parents residence No2l6
Church street, this "wednesday afternoon one oclok
GoADE- Tuesday, Feb. 10, at No. Clinton Place,
CHARLES co.Dx Of consumption, aged % years.
The funeral will take place on Thursday afternoon at
three o'clocK
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Bills Before the Legislature.


Mr. pratts bill 10 improve the discipline and promote
the efficiency Of the military forces Of the state provides
under special penalties for the more rigid enforcement Of
the presen, militia laws relative 10 parades and encamp
mcnts introduces class Of officers into the
vice not heretofore known 10 the law, to wEach dyi
scn The State shall bc provided with one instructor OF
artillery and of cavalry, with the rank OF Colonel
be attached 10 the headquarters and appointed by the
spectve commandsnts Of divsionsto hold office by the
same tenure a. cummss oned officers Of the line. Tho
qualifications Ct these instructors well the division
engineer shall be passed upon by board Of not less than
five commissioned officers such board to be appointed aud
convened by the Commander rim Chief.
COLLEGE or pExr.L SURGEONS.
Mr. Noxoss bill TO incorporate the New York College Of
Dental surgeons, names ~ corporators MeSrs John
Tbomas, Thomas D. Andrews, N. d., Henry Wilson and
associates allows them 10 hold real and personal estate
10 the amount OF $4,000. The obec-instrucon In den
ta science II alec ccufers the power Of comforting the
degree Doctor Of Dental Surgery with all the powers
usually conferred on college interpretations
JUVENILE RrroRNAroRy AsyLrNs.
Mr. MsrsKRs bill 10 authorize the incorporation Of Juve-
nile Reforms'ory Asylume provides
l. Any Ave citizens Of any county may incorporate
themselves under the provisions Of the general state Law
for the incorporation Of Benevolent Charitable scicn
thc and Missionary societies"
2. Authorizes the fling OF their declarations OF intent
with the Secretary Of State in usual form.
the Who .S. n socr AZ e ,s ne, ny
same, and he 8rds their condition and regulations sua
bic he shall report Mo fact TO the Governor who shall
give the trustees an enabling certificate, which shall
be Oiled in the Secretary q States Office.
4 When such an institution shall be duly organized,
magistrates may commit all between the aacs OF seven and
sixteen whose term Of imprisonment for the crime proven
the penalty Of which conviction would exceed thirty
days TO this instfuon also allows parents immune
their refractory children therein under certain rea
trustees 10 cause children placed under their
cars 10 he put 10 some useful occupation in addition 10
good ordinary schooling
THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD.
The Third Avenue Railroad made report 10 the Senate
this day in relation 10 the value OF their (asscsed PRO
psrty and show that in 1855 the value a their
Aaa. tlr tNplax H. L.
they made their own assessment, the amount was only
s24o.OJC difference ti45 1o6
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PHILADELPHIA eT0CI BOARD.
P-nsDEIPfnA Feb i6, 1875.
socss Nesdy Pennsy'vena Sc sly; Reading Pail
sorrx Canal. co. Pennsylvania kaiiroed, 44.a
Log Island Railroad, I3S.
CINCINNATI, FEB. l8, 1853.
Hogs unchanged. Whole number packed 30 far 443,-
.0e ase.t ~ GOO for the time iastyeer Receipts
Ast ~ees 10 $40 Provisions qnie, Sellers ere dis
posed 20 realize. b.. buyers holding back Bulk
peaq-Eore sellers than Buyers at 6(o. for shoulders
Sli &c Tar sides ra0On was offered II &c a DC with
out buyers. Ness pork Wa $40 80. wnisksy lTsfo
SAVANNAH, Feb IL, 1858
The prices Of cotton hero Augusta have declined
nc Dealers waiting for the sdvioes by the Ratio
B.IrfMcRH Feb 10. 1883
Flour shade lever saes Of 200 bbs. howard street
end Ohio suIeseDe at 81 3TN Wheat Is unchanged rcd
81 81 o. white. 81 Is 81 90 Corn ia stoady at 6oc.
nc Tor white sod SIC for yellow whiskey % firm, at
2lhc for city and y &c. &c for Ohio Provisions very
etr bulk shoulders, &c SC s!:os. sso; bacon shout
6ess Sc sides ec exc; pork, sl7 for mess and siS
for prime. lard, $50 loo.
PsnApsIpBiA, Feb. l6, 1865.
Cotton has advanced 20. Flour--Receipts light sales
81 Ohio extrs at o. Wheat has 4 declining tendency
sses Of red g; 81 and white at 81 20 81 &C. Corn has
advanced Ic yellow. 600 Provisions buoyant. Mess
PORK, $T. Bacon advanced Nc bams lie l3c. sides
exc loc. Bulk meats have advanced sides, sac. a
sc. Lard, lokc. ai,Xc., in bbs and Kegs. Whisaey
Ole
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BRIIToS-TUzyER-on FEB rs, by the Rev. Theodore
Irving AZ 81 Andrc~ church, AfErtNuNs N BEIrroS 10
HssHHr l. TuESYR. al OF staten Island
BAREAIow- MoEros.-On Jan II at Naysvile, Ken.
tucky BY the Rev John u royntz WufIAN v BaVtsto~,
Esq., Of Cincinnati, Ohio, 70 Mrs MARY NJ MOTION o. This
city.
wlRp-SYp.R-M Bay Ridge, FEB. 10, BY the Rev.
H. Naming at the residence Of the bride, JAsE MIL
wsRp Of Mlward Place " " late Of Coventry England,
10 JAsE SFraR, of Bay Ridge, long, Island
English papers please copy
SEKuY-ANupyvs In Vlbraharn. Mass, on feb. III, AT
the residence of and by the Rev John Skccle Mr. IN
WY A. sErua, OF St Louis, 10 Mss HIs AreUrA An
pRyws, OF Ware, Mass
suurH-rtats--On tuesday evening, Feb. ., At ~.
Marks church Penn Van, " Y. by Rev VIM. y. vtis
WV SWIM ofNew York, formerly ofwocibury, Conn.
10 Mss ssRsH p daughter Of Abm Bess Esq of the for
mer place
Psrucs-MAoporeAr On Feb. rs, at No. Harrison
street Rrooklyn, by Rev nr. lord, JAMS PATRICK, n
JAM youngest daughter Of the late Alexander Mscdous
Of Greenock, Scotland.
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STUFF BRING AMONG TEK POOE-rHR LELAND HoSpf.
TAI. TO sE REBUILT ON rHs OLD sirg.
Tho Beard Of Ten Governors net yesterday q. the Pc
tunda in the Park.
DOOR POOP.
Mr. TOWNSEND announced 70 the Board the erper ses
OF he out door poor department rsiiy ressrg
steal OF decress pg they usually did hs time Of the
year Tais showed great Distress among the working
classes
Mr.. W. T. PIycxNIrT convinced that there
real suffering anoug tae poor then tnero bad been
before in many years bad Co-t that dspsrnsot
much before. AZ ge'era thing mechanics who hld
struggled through the winter without AID now found them
sc.yes compelled 10 Gail upon tie for aFi3tsuce
WASHINGTON X mXniDht 90 RAsBALL's ISLAND.
Communication r@-~iyed FREQ tue k.ndsips
Island boys inviting tie Governors - vIi:then on wkgE
ingoD's birthday, and beside. give then sonebiny
better thai salt beef ovitou accepted, ana sloo
appropriated 90 be rrehC on the boys.
NJ rUGRo wished 70 know Il that relsvod tho boys
from the -slt beef.
NJ O.LyEe--N course il does.
Tls ISLAND BcsPTAL-
IRE subject up with regard 10 rebu!di.g the
Island bo~psl aud what should be done With The patients.
II decided that oil the patients admitted hereafter
should he treated nj Belvue Hospital until hospital
VIZ erected IL the meai time 1T sanger and his stan
Will reside OF tho house Of Wardou Srns. II de-
cided 70 appropriate $500 for plans Cor ne~ building
motion was male tc convert toe present s'mahouse
into hospital and build sirnshouse Wards Issnd,
but after dscusson II voted down ana the Old sto
pvt Up was also determined 10 the rubbish OF
the old building Immediately
After the transaction Of certain routine business. the
Beard adjourned.
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NEW YORK LEGIgLATURE.
Senate.

Senate.
NRiSY, Feb. l6, 1858
.rrTToss.
BY Mr. ssorA (dsm.) FLOR Tho election Of local officers
In Brooklyn in April next.
riPoRr.
by Mr.. Toors (rep)Adysrsc to the incorporation Of
the Scott Life Gusrta. Tabled.
BY Mr. Iovi1Ast (rep ITO authorize the Comptroller
to contract for the supply Of Sing Sing prison with Croon
water.
BY Mr.. hAIwR (dem 10 incorporate The Juvenile
Relormatory Asylum
by Mr.. PR,rr (dem ITO amend the Militia law.
By Mr.. NoxoS (rep.)-ro incorporate the New York
College of Dental Surgeons.
EiE1ToN 0f A UNIVERSITY REGESr.
AZ the Senate proceeded 70 elect q Regent Of
the University In the place OF John Kres Paige deceased
The vote Tor Lorenzo Burrows (rep), 10 for John
Vanderbilt (dem }, Is.
Mr. Stow was absent, and Mr. Pratt paired or with Mr.
Ialin
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Assembly.

ALBANY Fob. 10, 1865.
rIIk CANAL AUTHORS IMPORT.
The annual report Of Auditor Benton the tolls trade
and tonnage Of the state canals for the year 1885,
received
The House went into committee and took up tue Gov
ernors message, - replying N Mr.. Wager's
remarks and proving from the record that the democrats
were equally responsible with republicans tho passage
OF az Gets recorded by Mr. Wager against the integrity
90 the republican party.
UNIVERSITY REGENT,
Before concluding the hour Of twelve arrived and the
House proceeded vote for Regent OF the Unit
vcrsty. The following v the result OF the nrst ballot
lDfcblo ~
Jonn NhnntIpn. s.sss..sss.s...s....
william Bryant IL
The names Of Mr.. Bryants supporters, sre-Abbott,
Ausn, Bii-s, BuHDtoD Collins, EdgertoD, Kses knight,
Lamb, Peek, Richards and Walker
Tho second ballot gave the result the first
cept that Mr.. Fullerton voted for Mr.. Bryant
on the 9TH ballot the Assc nby elected Lorenzo Bur.
rows Regent by the following vote
BUTTONS trel.s o5
NhoertN tu' m ls.ssst -
bryaIt krell
IAN Il
Mcssrs. Van Vakenburg and Hart appointed 10 In
form the Senate that the House had made choice OF
Regent. rheSenate then entered the Assembly Chamber
preceded by the Sergeant at Arms After reading the
proceedings from both journals the President OF tho
Senate declared Lorenzo Burrows duly elected Regent Of
the University 70 GU the vacancy caused by the death Of
John kries Paige The Senators then retired
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ides In bis letter 10 tbs An,ISoomptOn mass meeting
which did n0t tA~e place ~ the Academy of Musc,sy
delay tho passage OF TIE &C: sor the admission of Mime
suo karsas You may depend upon the assurance, h,w
ever that within fortnight the act will have psseec toe
ses.tc in such form to cause it's rpeecy movement
through tho Hoese arr thus this miserable agitation VII
lie qoeted and the attention Of ieg.s be irLed
to more promising and inviting fields. 10 mote 1t be.
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HFffONn, Feb. TO, IsbS
nre broke out In the North Middle schcolhousc In
this city, during the session Of the school This forenoon
The Gre was first discovered coming up through the floor
in the arst department No great damage was done 10
the building In the various departments about four hun
dred scholars we're dismissed, and no one was hurt,
though the panic was great
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". p Ncrt-n, wsc lie suspected C. being ~ ,aau Tho
Scrdered h. Robertson, at Winchester r:.n., soo,
Christmas time subsaquent p!o-r,s.icr ciuces the b.
..u that tho same psrsoa followed Cahoan and his party
from Aansas with inarncus designs Be has been
irted Err further exau.tato OF ho receipt Of intell
gerce from tennessee Colore carpertcr Of Chicago,
has been retained BY Calhoun 70 ASSET n tee prosecution
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-17

The Marriage Of the Princess Eoy~L OF EGG
issd-Neys from CsIiSrrris--I-test News
from Utsh-AmssTs I'm Europs--I-ctu OF
Lola MontsL--Latest Iatolligence-SlaIkets-
&c, &c.
To.day's edition CT the FAMILY iIssnD, among other
thirss will contain
The latest News from Observation-Disclosures. Letter
from Our Correspondent San Franc scoNsrAzes and
Deaths, &c, &C.
Latest News rom this ACKNOWLEDGEMENT engagement
between the United States Troops and tho Mormous
salt lake Valley Brigham does net Expect any Trouble
Tho Wrongs Of the kormons Set Forth By Ore OF Their
Aposties-whs, KinbaIl intends 20 do, &c, &c
Full Particulars Of the Nup,isls OF tie Princess Royal
OF Epgland-ceIe At 81 Iames Palsce-Tho Bridal Pro-
cess.sn Formed-Ihe Prevailing Dress rashions-Appcar
OF the Brde--wshes for her Harrincss-rhs Bride
groom's Advance to the sltarrtrcducnon OF The Royal
Brlde-Dross OF tho Bride-rhe Designs and Waterfall
Dresses Of the Royal Family Of England-The Marriage
Ceremcnsl-Tne Wedding Dinner ard Bride Cake--Tns
Departure from Iordon-Arrysl Of the Bride and Bride
groom at Windsor, &c.
inercs,in. Letters from Special Correspondent in
Kansas.
Affair IN rurope--Iet.rs from Our Correspondents IN
London, Psris, St Petersburg ana Berlin, &C
Incidents and Experience OF Cruise OF Two Years
the African Coast
Lectures OF lola you,ez-Gsilan,ry-str Minded
Women.
Ssshcnsbie life IN the Fifth Avenue.
Affairs In Washington Proceedings Of Congress-
Editorial Remarks ON Matters Ct Interest
The Local Incidents OF this and adjoining cities OF gene
raj Interest
Full Report OF the Prices a all kinds OF Family Mar
letps in New York. corrected each week carefully and
accurately.
The Latest Intelligence received up the time publ
cation.
Torcthcr with Police Reports-rheairical Na,ters-Re
port of the Cattle Msrket-Noney and Commercial Mar.
ke,e-Marsges and Desihs-FormDg great Of in
torcsiing and miscellaneous reading.
Tcrrns-Only - year; four cents q single copy. To
be obtained at the ONCE Of the HKAID and Of ali
agents.
No Choice. No Aiternate.-n Your Hair
falls or turns gray call Immediately on GRAsDJEAN,H
The Metallic Tablet strop can he obtaioces,
genuine. ali. s SAUNDERS store, No. As,or House
Loia Montez Repeats her Celebrated Lecture
Beautiful Women this evening nj Hope Chapel
Fredr1oks Photographic Temple q Art.
No. s5 and ss Bro.dw.y OPPOSITE The ssrop.I.sn io.s
in sssy % S.s g. r.
with Gurrsy.
Anson's Dngus rreotypes-Large Sire for 80
oensTbe only ibe city where dAguerrso,ype- are
Broadway. opposite Metropolitan HO,e.
To Arfi.ts --Finy Dollars Premium, offered
for the coiored photograph done In hour- Al
HOLMES la portrait gallery, ~ Broadway
BetcheIor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees~-
The the world SURPRISING al made Sold and applied
81 he nanufsctory, Z3 Broadway.
Crissadoro's Hair Dye. Wigs and Toupees,
best the world sale and the dye applied, al No Asor
House.
Marsh q Co.'S Radical Cure Truss Once
Of No. ~ Maiden lane removed 10 10 Vcsey street
Asior House.
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sunoc.tion In a Coal Mine.

TAsAouA, Pa, Feb. Ia, 1858
Edward Barnes, Superintendent OF the Little Schuylk
Railroad and Duncan Weir, Nine Agent were suiocatod
by the ga in tho coal yesterday Their bodies
were recovered al midnight.
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Banks Rs-Chartered in Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, FEB. To- 1898.
The Northern Bant, Bank Of Kentucky, and Bank OF
Louve have been chartered by the Legislature FOR
tyeaiy years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-17

BALTIMORE, Feb. 10, 1865.
The Opera is creating grea, excitement among the
tAhionsbes here The tickets for the " Don Giovanni"
nigh, were sold at auction this morning Rapid sales
were made the premium the prices ranging from one
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