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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-12

Personal.

PERSONAL.
FsHILD FOR ADDITIONAL YOUNG WHOEVER BE
u about leave the city for the South would be glad
healthy boy near ~ old Please address r. II. H.,
Dor l9s Herald Office stating place of interview
CHARLEs A. FOWLER, LAWYER, FORMERLY OF
New York Post Office.
H YOUR NOTE OF THE sTH rs RECEIvED-wHAT
II. does II mean You are mystery Send me word how
can communcate with you safely or when you VIII meet
TT C.P. .E-cALL AT THE Posr OFFICE FOR
Ii. letter from f''''e'
IF UNBEIIEvER WILL, CALI, AT NO. 4sl CANAL
street. he will hear from an old friend
INFORMATION WANTED o. WILLIAM CASPER; OF
va. h. s.s caIrV was IN ny year 1854 lie + cotton
by trade. Any Information concerning him viii he
4%enp G. rs ne s Firm sos brooklyn Ma
gand and Virginia papers please copy
INFORMATION wAFTED-oF BRIDGET AND MARY
nation Of eg M viii be- thankfully received by addressing
their sister, care Mr. Denny faetoryyle staten island
THE PERSON WHO GAVE THE CHINA PICTURE TO
bali The night Of sh certain hotel she vii Eesse
send note where she be she will obge The
seiver. Address Alsbsma, Herald Office
chain at he hairdressng saloon OF George Meyers u,
fu'on street. u sTs can oon inc same oS
LOST AND FOUND.
T oSr-oN TUESDAY AFTERNOON, 9TH INST,
IL gold Under watch white DIAL gold cap and eight Jew
els ed back Brequet Paris No u ess slOreward
and questions asked Apply 10 A Brsnerd NO 10 Oort
hnet street. up stairs.
T osT-A DARK RAY CANADIAN PONY, SWITCH
IL tall long white face, and the left hind leg white,
with collar hsnes and blinds on Any person returning HIM
the NJ Nlge 3i West Thirteenth street, In he
rear. Will receive n liberal reward
r osT-oy "WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON WHILST IN
IL or out Of ibe Bleecker street sage. black covered
sermon OF three sheets and letter sheet
tanning parish recommendations Of clergyman, with his
The finder will be suitably and thankfully rewarded
mt Il HAMMOND street
T OsT-TN BROOKLYN. ON WEDNESDAY BvEN1N3.
IL I'm Greenwood car, ports monnsle contain
small amount Of money, watch sey and some newsfa
slips A suitable reward VIII be paid 20 the finder by
leaving 20 johnson street Brookn OF IFS Front street.
New York.
I OST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10TH INST, IN
Broadway and Eighth In broadway be.
seventeenth street and South ferry, timely Garrett
bracelet gold liberal reward will be paid The
finder BY returning Il to FEB MAYHEM 81 South street
REWARDS.
d,o REwARp-LosT ON WEDNESDAY EvENrNg.
.N.O safe key. Apply 10 STANTON A THORNE, No.
Murray street.
ON REwARD.-iF TnE PERSON WHO TOOK An
SlU ovsfcoat from the hall No GD Thompson street
viii The papers and books To No " Centre street The
above reward viii be paid and no questions .sked.
AoO REwARD-srOLEN FROM ON BOARD THE
CZV schooner james Miller, goh watch No 1888, de
seheo lever The above reward will be paid aud no cues
asked. by returning Il 10 Captain Miner At pier ~ East
river fawnbrokers are requested W stop offered
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sALEs OF REAL ESTATE.

LyOR SALE OR TO LET-TaE~BuiLDfNG "a FOURTH
il tbs west sdf, between Thirty FIRST and
Thirty sec nd streets pear the railroad Store or
saloon the first story. Apply TO LAWRENCE IS East
Twenty ninth street, or 81 Nassau street. from 10 70 IL
ai.l
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rTNO ExCHANGE-TwO CORNER HOUSES AND LOTS,
Newark, New Jersey, all in good order and occupied,
for a residence In this city Brooklyn Apply to CALEB
BARTLETT h CO., 166 Broadway.
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DRY GOODS, sc.

A RARE CHANCE Is OFFERED TO THE Ia DIES tt
goods and enbroieres, below the OF i'm
portaion 1be stock Of A. fHiiiifs e25 broadway, mus
be sod to close the business
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VALENTINES.

VALENTINE vALENTTNEs-ITe THIRD AVENUE
one door above Seventeenth street up town valentine
emporium splendid assortment Of valentines retailing 81
wholesale prices Valentines costing 80 cents and upward.
delivered free in any part Of the city.
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rBa FASHIONS

nSrNK AVN sARTE FURs BELOW COST "A LARGR
wi assortment Of prime quality MINK AMI SABLE 'nrs -
naming unsod will be closed out AZ y per cent below cos
WILLIAM BAsTA, conner OF canal aud wooster sta
DRrpAL APPOINTMENTS AND soIeEE ColrrUaEs
ID with all The early pring n2sers ,or voc setsan
rVCKFRS Pavilion De tlara, vol brOadway, tet"eef
THOMPSON e and Tag lor's saioons.
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(ILOAKs CLoAKs, CLoAKs
" JAMES q. AiTKEN
having purchased the entire stock Jds AM lease CT
store of ----
MoLyNEUX BELL.
viii continue the bust ess Of
IMPORTING AND MANUFACTURING
CLOAKs AND MANTfiLA1,
No no Canal street ~ therefore,, AMI feels c ide ma
be VA meet with The same patronage from he pubic tha
1hey have always ,xfvnded 70 Aolyneus Pei.
His entire snyk u now be offered for sale A.
~ PER CENT BEIOw COST PRICES,
And must be sold on 20 make room for
SPRING MANIIfJsAS AND MILLINERY
sD Canal street.
L,fNAb CLOSING OF colt MBiAN HALL, 2si GRAND
street by the AssigneesThe whole Of the STOCK Il now
offered nj less than half the original ooe, clear out ~ NE
Ehday Of the mnnh ~ give possession 70 adams Nrcer
carpet dealers. The entire hxtures counters, mrrurs
tables, stools chairs desks iron ses carpets stoves an
other furniture q NE store, Tor sale cheap 10 DC remover
by the first Of March.
IL OPKRA CLOARs, - ...,u
Novelties manufactured expressly for the occasion,
viii be exhibited On and after Monday, Eebrsary g..
sGl iroadwsy.
CTOgK or DRf GOODS FOR SALE CHEAP -TIF
- STOCK Of dry goods contained In the stores Nos 100 an
log Third avenue, formerly belonging James Quigcy VIZ
be sold bargain applied for immediately not st oe
foe, will be cered ~ auction saturday ncxt FeD ~
~ oceck he premises and positively sod 10 h
highest hi jder. go close The concern
Wv NcRRrHr K, l25 Liberty street. ! -
W " PAKsNINS. Sl3 Rru' dway. \ Ass'gnees
J. II. NELLY, p aud "a Church street,
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ID AfMORAb sroCkINeErTE SKIRT,
ID 10 be had only at GENfNs Bazaar,
SIS Brosdway.
fvONTrNUATTON OF THE SALE or SPRING AND
" dry goods, BY the Assguees OF George Is vii
Hams Company fl5 broadway corner OF LisVenard
street The entire balance is selling retail NJ the
place pr,es which 10 speedy clearance -
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TDHIRD AVENUE PROPERTY FOR sALE-OWNER
going West; three story and two brick bouse;
each lot feet paying eight per clear
and dwellings west side of Third avenue between Eighty
Eighty second streets Yorkve Inquire of NEIL,
the premises
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LNARMs FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-ONE OF FORTY
acres house. barn fruits, &C., steamboat Ian Ing
Staten Island; one of acres In Duchess county fine
house barn &C. of l2l acres house, barn, FRUITS
Railroad depot, Long Island. All the above
free OF encumbrancss. Apply TO A. SERGEANT, Is
street.
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A GOOD HOUSE IN NEW YORK OR VICINITY
~ wanted in exchange for manu- scturng business, In
Guiding stock finished unfinished toOk, patterns,
;hnery patent rights For sale Western iinds of
quality for cash exchange; 20 folding bedseads
cheap for cash BY Samuel l.. FISKE, ia Grand street
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DARN FOR SALE.-WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUG
II tuesday, March = at the residence of the subscr
oclock IL previously sold At private sale II
situated the of White Plains three miles from The
depot there ~ of arabic land 2 wood build
ings all large story house with live each
floor also the stock utensils and household fur
pure fS-Please cali and view the premises before the
day of sale L. NJ. CARPEENBE, RosedaIe
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"a En-OOAI. As0-COAI At LESS TRAN SUN.
.cf.DU prices niseasrgng his day the hrst qust
y OF stove coal which will deliver any part OF the city 1t
whs ssysrea SppIs cn pier cSe II ~mmsrssy street.
3 bovery 40 Broome 2l ureens and as Houston srev
-" 0'''' 00''' ~ N' V" JAcos WEEKS.
COAr.-LEflTGH, PEACH ORCHARD AND BROAD
" Mountain, The sles OF which are guaranteed % pc -
@fasory purchasers and the price a low AZ COCA COAL
s0dd for. also capnel auj Liverpool 0rrel Go.
HENRY REENF, corner q Canal AMI tentte SIS,
And 81 Jane sDd West streets.
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I,OR SALE OR TO RENT THE NEW THREE STORY
No. 10 tainng all h. modern
Improve mems. be from 10 until O'Clock. For
particulars apply at 1879 Vest Eleventh street
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NTANTED-SECUpTT1ES OR GOODS, IN ExCHAN0R
w building SITES in the most elegant part of Sen
Is.t d, Aspnwalls place. s5l8O worth. Apply al
No Wall street room I, Sd story.
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WATCHES. yEwELRY, 40
WATCHES AND JEwELRy
w VERY LOW.
Bssu,iful gold watches for ladies' AL descriptions
Gentemens gold watches,
A written gusrtttee given with wsscs.
Gold chains Of All Kinds
Diamond rings.
GHoRpr Z. h.LEx
rmporter OF watches and je~elry.
Wholesale and retail.
No. II Wall street. second door
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S,UUD FOR ADOPTION YOUNG WHOEVER RE
about leave the city for the South would be glad
10 couple who would adopt his child, fine
healthy boy nearly old Please address r. H. H.,
box l9S Herald office, stating place of Interview.
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NOTICE TO BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURERS-
IN The UNDERMINED who IL about to est wants
exchange for boots and shoes three story brick store and
lot situated River street the city Of Troy good bu
siDess sans title ndspuibe satsfac trade Will be
given. line addressed to j Blackwell, Troy Post Office,
N. Y, will meet prompt attention.
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HOUSES WANTED FOR CAsH.-ONE FROM 81 coo O
IL 5000, below twenty NTH street one below Fourth
street $4,000 81 between Second snd seventh
AT 81 600 si00 Mortgages purchased and money
loaned holden MANN, 1866 Broadway, room No, B.
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vduelle en- Angleterre" (vo l., y 4ll);-
No habtant Of Great Britain excepting convicts can be
expelled from the uned sngium. Any nfractlon Of MS
the Habeas Corpus act would oe visited win the
sevcres, penalties.
After describing the nature OF tina, great guarantee for
personal liberty, his Majesty says
srs opy nsrvsne u very Extraordinary cases There
done, h. many GRIMM s csesPe jas ace from s want
isurs lees risk Of being violated But Is merely the
,bev are executed the manner which the
exercises It's power. In England authority Is never in
uavs legal. In England those violations of ciu
aG%S S. S so Unknown IN England the Of s%
ties and den S ag ps vd In
nlese y disturbed for there asked for
spSss wheh are an emssrra.smeo, ana an Oh
sacle the peacesble citizen but which are utterly power
authority.
Ib,g to submit this high opinion the passport system,
N NJ Cauvan OF the ConstituttenneL
The Fmperor aIludes 70 what he calls the "exorban,
power claimed by Parliament on the subject Of ar
rest, and rays -
But then the accused would appeal power which has
ne pretectou Of lberyI mesk public opinion. For /,
eovernm might infringe them, Of tara them 20 hs sdyan
puzzle oPnSS we're 1g 9 eseT law p Isr ss
privsd Of general support Of opinos would ee mere
per.s guarantees all Va words and that edace
one Of them execute The whole ior the govern
ment a sentence ~ death.
nsuacss for Ms to note this fact France who're
oaonaf homo neope do not attach themselves relisious
70 persona i01g. The tranquility OF the citizen may oe
disturbed his domcile be violated be may De male 70
o. months sT e% Rl
shall raise their but public opinion Will remain CIV m
.nd impossible long political passion IL awakened
There lies The for the violence OF aulnry
can be arbitrary because there s no curb to checa In
England on the contrary political passions cease INC mo
ment vo alton OF common ri mt commited ana TINS DC
% SSSp a SSa an4 .y
r,ed while France struggles BY turns for forty years be
u principle has yet 10 be created there.
Such was the opinion OF The Emperor ~ the frspch in
1854 and such believe 10 be his opinion In 1865 n these
remarks had appeared N any English paper there no,
sibo in the French ministerial press who would no,
cry them as csunrous, sud evincing gross IL
norance Of France and q French institutions have NO
doubt that NE grea, functisuares VINO errooeouslv
thought that they would please his Majesty by den nciur
the SIsolocon given 70 political refugees in Eplanc
have long had in their possession the work from which
oue fear however, tina, they have not as vet paid tho
august author the compliment sf reading H. should
confess Ike 10 know the opinions OF the Pays and y
t1t,ors 81 GA these passages.
was announced tina, tho trial Of The authors Of The
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lfaaI notirrs.

GTEPHEN PEARCE'S ESTATE
- STATE or VERMONT, Washington district s..
said district, the ooh day Of December, A. d. 1857
Ira dc executor u the last will and testament Of Ste
phen Pearce, late of Calais, in said district, de-
ceased, presents his administration account for settle
moni Whctcupon, u rs ordered that the same be refer
red 60 the lvh day u January next the Probate Of
hcc 10 said Montpelier, for examination and allowance
and that all concerned Dc notified hereof by the pubca-
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Journal printed at Montpelier three weeks succcssyely
may be, that they may appear, and at said
time and place, II they cause, object thereto.
BY order Of court
.727i Attest. T. r. MERRILL. Register.
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GBNrLEMHN-1he following facts in relation to what
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Special Autirrs.
EXPLOSIONS AND ACCIDENTS.

We daily find in the newspapers, accounts of horrible
accidents occurring from the Of dangerous Burning
Fluid. The only safe way we know is to use
GREENOUoHs
NoN-EXPLosIyE BURNING FLUID AND
ca HENE.
Sold only by Fred. Il, Smith, Montpelier.
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Markrts.


BOSTON MARKET, JANUARY 70, 1858.
AsHES.-The market is quiet FOR Ashes, with small
sales az a IA per To-, cash.
GRAIN.--The market for Corn is firm and higher
Oats have been selling 81 i3 per bush. for Northern
aud Canada now held 40 A.
HOps.-Are very dan aud prizes quito nominal
PBQNlSlONS-G0od Butter is firm and very scarce.
The sales have been at rs DC or good and choice and
"a lie Tor common including Western and Canada
Cheese is selling at 20 pe-lo., as 20 quality
WOlL.-rhcre IS considerable inquiry for mcstic
wool but che sales ~ he week have been moderate
pr.sing 81. lOl lbs 90 previous prizes.
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cANDnmoE cNrTLE MAREET.-Ian. 10.

~ Io1IrfDH 70 M UTIlIW7H J0UHIL
AZ Market l9l Cattle 9)) Bccycs 20l storr consisting
Of Working Oxen Cows, aud one two and three years
Odds rRIrUs
Beef extra, SO q 72j Working Oxen, $50 a l75
." first quail. SIS q go Cows a. Calves. 30 GO
" sec 500 o. $50 Yclrliugs, 90 a Oh
third 500 Two years olis, On 2j
ordinary 42j Three " Is "a 80
Sheep and Lambs.-At Markct, 2G0l Prices
In Lots, l.jl 2,5l Extra select 800 800.
RENAltKs.-Ihc number OF cattle rather larger than
last week. A large proportion % them were oxen
Prices vine+ but little from the closing prices Of last
week. The stock Of sheep was Of rather poor quality
and prices rather lower than our last reports There
was one Dot sold for a-ic per 10.
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HoLLowAy's puLs.--This great household medicine
ranks among the leading nccessafcs n fc Dyspepsia
bowel complaints and bilious disorders, common 10
all climates Tens Of thousands die of them and to sui-
fer under them in their chronic form is living Death
Now il is fact well established that the lights
the world that these Pills invariably cured the above
named malados in all their protcan FORMS Are they not
then, articles Of prime necessity And does not the
head Of family who nogeos 70 administer them 10 the
sick Of his household, incur heavy responsibility. II
proof Of their efficacy desired t is offered in the shape
the face Of the earth
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Among the many preparations now in use for the
storing preserving aud identifying the hair, there
none that recommend with more confidence than
Prof. Woods Hair Restorative, in general
throughout thu States This preparation possesses the
most insigorating qualities, and never fails in producing
the happy results when applied according to drec
tons. We refer readers to the advertisement for
few Of the nnumerahe certificates which have been sent
happy in giving testimony TO its wonderful effects pro-
duccd them.
o. J. WOOD & Co., Propretors. 3l5 broadway. NY,
90 3mis and ia Market street, st. Louis, NJ.
Sold ia Montpelier by L. f. PIERCE and FRED Il.
SMIrH and by all DrnRgists hrouRhout the country.
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have used Professor o. S. Woods Hair Restorative,
and have admired its wonderful effects II restored my
hair where il had fallen of It cleans the head. and rem
ders the hair soft and smooth-much more than oil.
louisville, Nov |, 1855. MARY A. ATKINSON.
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The PERSIAN BALM, while it is efeetual in cleans
ing the mouth OF all impurities. contains no INGREDIENT
that miurc the teeth, by corroding the enamel. II
agreeable u the palate, and perfectly safeno tood
wash Is more SO. Try the Balm Luxury.
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large salary without investing capital The above is
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-01-15

State Of Illinois, Carlisle, juno p, 55.
have used Professor O. J. Woods Hair restorative
and have admired its wonderful effect My hair be-
cnnng. thought, prcmaturey gray, but by the use
Of the Restorative, it has resumed its original color,
and, have no doubt, permanently so.
SIDNEY BRkSSE, Ex-senator United Stat9s.