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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-18
SPECIAL NOTICES,
IpI1Mrxr w,2II. Observation-Disclosures sEaE.

a COMPIIMENT W,NII DESEHvED-UEAND SEHE-
a made in te Sixth WA dDeparure Of the recipient In
for Europe toA yGn prSlOhgea pleasure The
scene Of grand sersnss li O'clock last night a.
crowd OF friends their respects 10 Mr. ueo
T. Hunt OF Ihos Hunt Rs> the eve of his departure
for Europe assembled a, the sooye hoase accUmpshsa
by excellent band stter playing seVera eA
celen airs Mr. HUNT appeared the sseps ana insnxsa
his friends that or when ne nouceapie.
crowds then dispersed 10 t several homes and the
committee having the band in chsygs loon 70 ne soon
on the southwest of Court anu TO
called them In the Dest manner and viii the pes1 ntesss
for which the caerer-Landon-is seeh me cIowus
this morning which accompanied Mr unit to the steam
err In Jersey showed that the exciteene as ngnt was
not the feeling OF a moment, but the promptinSs OF
good kind hearted friends. Many wet WAS oseoVereu
among his friends when the order to let wa
gwen and the vessel ghded into the srsa cheers rem
the sky and all united in wishing him Peat voyage ana
safe return.
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DOwLAND W. PARKER, AUCTION NJ No an Canal
IL This day al o'clock at the Auct'on Ics g. wAshsands
street corner of Sullivan chairs tst
bsdstesds, bureaus lounges, &C.; also q large "
neW bedding.
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yNAILACK's THEATRE.
w Mr. Strnrt begato announce thai the engagoneoAa
MISS AGNES ROBERTsON,
which the public have looked with 50 much anueipsaso
pleasure will commence on
MONDAY, FEB. n
which sbe will for the first time since be-
memorable engagement In the summer and autumn Of LISA
which she performed for eighty four nights In this nsatro
audiences universally crowded being perhaps fn mos
Yorh VIII ertend 10 eighteen rxhs
This theatre will advantages Of the In
teectua support and great artistic experience OF Mr. Dn
Bourccaul the only author living OF the English drsra
whstood that and greatest % all
crcs-Tms Ills comedies furnish the only dramatic po-
Of modern society that survive out Of the ast wen
yesrs LONDON ASSURANCE and OLD HEADS AND
YOUNG HEARTS stand firm and alOn In tfeir popularity
then with feelings Of both pleasure and pride thai Mr.
Stuart announces new drama by hsenin ut dramatic pos
believes inferior OF his past usAier-
pieces The drama II entitled
JESSIE BROWN;
on, Tng REfINr OF LucKsow,
founded thai beautiful episode In the present Indian
war which has thrilled readers hearts and ted 80
many eyes with tears.
Mr. blake Mr. lester. Mr. sloan Mr.. Davenport, Mr r. n
Johns Mr. Phillips Mrs Ioey md Mrs Allen VIII snyan
In the piece That OF Jessie BROWN the scc
gr played by Miss Agnes Robert-on; thai Of Mana
SAhb the RsjAh IL Bthoor by Mr Don BourcicanL Tho
mi memorable IN the OF the
The costumes uniforms accessories have been tsk
reliable and oil that enable mn au-
compose picture OF this nsresng struggle AZ neas
the reality make H. has been accorded 70 rem
der the Representation perfect and complete pbs drains
will produced the first time Monday.
Feb. ~ The bon book for tbs n ~ week Ia now open
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VERaNrg ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS, rs BRoAD.
yERGNEs the inventor 0ou rheumatism mercurisl dis
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UENTTsTRY.

rlTsTHTpy TEETH EXTRACTED IN TEN sECoyDs
~ vhhou, the slightest PAIN By my neg and original pro
me only Reference given required
"0'A' DR q. LURkIN, Bs Canal street. near Wooster.
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CPECrhL NOrfCE-TUg COMMITTEES on ASSESS.
- Of the Board OF Ahymen will meet on Thursday,
The 18th February, Il O'Clock NJ, at No sCiy Hall
lssSSsAs s ssssssss, coamr.s 90 A..e~nsni,
QkVR0k sTARh
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DETERs' PATENT NON EXPLOSIVE. tELF GENE
rating gas lamp ated the bes, portable light In
use and county rights for sale Apply address
p.,.rs M fsheatnut atrset PHILADELPHIA.
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TNDwARD sCHsNCK, AUoTIoNEER.
~ MkSSRs. BENZ a ENNIS
Stock Of magnificent imported Is carat gold
JEWklRY.
Messrs. Benz 4 khn will sell through

This day. 18Th Inst, at II O'Clock, at their saesroom,
NO. IS Nassau street,
Their stock OF magnificent imported Is carat gold
jewelry watches and diamonds comprising superb
full se,s Of 10 carat gold bracelets pins anu ear
rings superbly enameed do with diamonds ruoies and
bracelets frosted and enameed brooches
stone magnificent and diamosd brooches
superb ruby and diamond do elegant diamond and other
scarf pins studs coral and diamond ny oo ses OF
coral and sleeve butons one magnificent
double eye glass with diamonds containing watch eie
giant gold superb ses OF Oriental pear pin and
earrings ladies' watches enameled and yet win damonds
hunngdo superb enAmelled and engraved brace
iet aud brooches diamond cluster pins rings &c suberb
elegant of charms vest and sleeve buttons
poss also other superb Jewelry In great variety
The above viii be exhibition the saiesoom No Nassau
street on The public assured that hs goods
are and such have never been offered
before al public sale.
IL d. FRANKLIN, MISUNDERSTANDING
~. sale OF $1,000 worth OF house iurnishg goods Terra
Ja and ware ormolu clock fancy goods &C.
sm THURSDAY February Is at ii O'clock at 1S Broadwsy
near H. uston street. Dealers particularly invited
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EDWARD K COLLINS, No IS Wall street N Y.
BROWN SHIPLEY co, Liverpool.
Is. u. WAINWRIGHT 4 CO., Paris.
The Of these ships will not be accountable for gold
bills adng signed therefor and the value thereof
Expressed the rein.
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has fallen out either by decay disease, hs remedy will
this S be p and The
s nss sn OF % ss
quart Of the remedy 70 any address In e Unteo states
samps vicf when once purchased viii great many
The article can be bought Sf at any drug sSre wS S
be afflicted with loss Of hair Az that BY foowng the
found reproducing the hair checking preua
sy ssTs. Sss %
New YORK N, B-seai by return post
I,LECTRo NAGYETIsN-TRY IT-sURE CURE
~ Dr. kERsHAw has opened an Office at e spring street
Oh and e whole range Of nervous s compsin. general
weakness liberated sore throat which are relieved ~ tne
'ms b. ~ Sasneo Fsysn
JEWELLERS AND YOUNG MEN OUT OF EMPLOY.
men. realize handsome sums by sending 70 tho sub
FOR piains With gold or silver Kinds Of metals no battery
bis Watch Tor cents as good jewellers would charge q
i. sSs Of solution Ss1s ready tor S,s and no
Post once.
DErERs PATENT NON EXPLOSIVE. tELF GENE
rating lamp warranted the best portable Light in
Peters PEI csesn nSS ssi.eI Pssses Npp' "
Dur ON YOUR BOOTS ASb wALK.-A METHOD or
entirely subduinE or removing cotns from the fee viii
be Ssss 70 no or Z. value IN The re-
medy simple enecus and permanent ana wa not relrre
Troy and Fourth streets, New York.
nEINryHgs NorExPLosIvE BURNING FLUID,
X the greatest discovery known. This fluid will not
explode under circumstances be used In any com
mon nuId lamp Once tss Second Avenue rsw YORK
CFcoSD HAND wATsoN's TEN DOLLAR SEWING
- mschinesPerscns having these mschines can have an
mprovrment applied 10 them for small sum, which VIII
make WORT well any sewing machine before the
public machines altered warranted TO work Second
hand machines BSsEo RE- PKRCE SIS Broadway
CrgwARrs PATENT WROUGHT IRON TILE FOR
- maxi klns and drying noors-Ihe subscrbers are POW
orders for the above article which VIII be
hound cent In time and fuel. and the best
IN The tile be packed Tor npment IN
small compass and the flooring laid BY any ordinary me
chanic.
Also iron perforated in the usual for flooring At
short notice 7. O. ARNOLD co. soe owners OF the pa
tent ~ Broome street. second door west OF Brosdwy NJ
THE FOLLOWING Twpf.vE VALUABLE RECEIPTS
for making, for few cents what would cost dollars 70
purchase at retail store will be sent 70 amp address In
sanps The directions printed plain md the article. ara
70 make the materials costing hardly anything
l. good family soap. Powder foe remoytng superfuous
hair s. Rouge for the complexion To prevent hair from
falling out s. For dyeng hair black OF brown s. cure
for rheumatism TO clean woolen and silk shaws To
cure for corns II. Cement for mcnding china. IA For
ndelnble of the above receipts worth
than $50 and many OF the articles resied At
dollar The receipts all made without trouble and
win be sent by return post by addressing Doctor Layton 50
Allen street, New YORK.
yTERaNFg ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS, 77s BROAD
way. the ouly establishment attended by Professor
vERGNEs the inventor. uout rheumatism, mercural dis
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LES AT AUCTION.


RICHARD KIM0m Nd CO.-s.iesroom, No. l5s
ARD A. Io O'clock and ,s every day
until disposed Of 40 lain gilt mirrors, mAhogany
stock OF ornamented ana kinds engravings In every
glAsses and frames All sizes snS 500 months
variety OF frames Terms C 70 an invoice OF britannia
and plated ware. for account Of wtA
cash. --
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AMUBEMErrx.

JUAILA TaB THEATRE
w Last NIGHT
THE VICAF or WAKEFIELD
In consequence OF forthcoming O vyeiiies, Also n
THE CROWN eHiNCt.
Mr.. BLAKE.
Mr.. LESTER
Mrs. HoEY MRS VERNON.
4 tss Macy uarHOr
and the whole strength Of the compsnv
Engagement OF
MIS- AGNES RoBEh Tr0s
On Monday netths Lady who has aengaged for u
formance will make her appearSa IA New York snoo
1856
NEW DRAMA. entitled
JESSIE BROWN;
On, THE Kelley LucRro W
founded the beautiful episode In the snt Indian vsx
has written by the author Of LONDON 55UHAHCK
aud will be produced on the occasion.
JESSIE BROWN the Scotch girl Mas AGErS ROBERTSOH
THE MANA sAHfB ...........Mr DION 30 VRCIoATL<
W no Will also perform for q limited period
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sIylYPINA.

GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE Tt EUROPE
" FROM NEW TOM :" YORK rkoA
SOUTHAMPTON HAyRE OR soUIHAm. TON, HANkE OK
BREMEN pR ssEs. -
cabin cabin
second cabin 50 Second cabin ''''''' 90
S'se 30 Ste eersge
IN the hrst class paddle wheel steamship ARIEL
u ~ LUDLOW, commander and NORTH STAR, D. "onS
Euwsrd Csvendy, commander to sail No Norn
viz -
LEAVE NEW
soUrHAhProN, HAYRE BREMEN FOR SOUTHAMPTON
AND souruAMi-roN roR NEW YORK
AIiei saturday March. %. April II. April q
Morn otar, April, II. may b May L..
!nese steamships touch Havre. Specie delivered Lon
don and Paris For passage or freight apply u
ID. TORRANCE, Agent,
No. Bowling Green. New York.
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BURNING OF THE NORTH MOORE STRhHu3CAfoOl-
ID The school officers of the Fifth ward will recpvd school
In the wing of Ward School No. IL Monday ma " Tor
the three highest cases the female and depar tn n
and for sections and b. boys and girls OF the primary de-
parnent The building will be repaired new bod ny
procured for the other classes within short time, NoAe
will be given The school officers parents that notnA
has left which will the early reopenng
of the whole school VIM. EAGER, JR., President.
j. 4. SCOfIELp Secretary,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-18

TNo LEvIsDN AUCTIoNEER. SALE OF OH.
pan,ingsat the American Art Gallery 90 Breadwsy
this evening AZ ocock sale pcsve charges and adj
vanoes 1bos who indulge the luxury of paintings are
cotdialy invited 10 attend.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-18

L,oR CHARLESTON AND FLoRIDA.-sEMfwEEKLY
United states mail SIDE wheel steamship ne-The new
steamship COLUMBIA, Capt " Berry, will leave pier NO
North river, on Saturday Feb ~, At o'clock pre-
cssly For freight passage apply 70 SPOFFORD, TILES
TON A Co, ~ Broadway. The splendid steamship MA.
RON, W " FOSTER commander will succeed, and leave on
Wednesday, Feb. a. The large and fsvors steamers ~
glade Cspons and TT Msrys connect With the steamers
from New York for flords Through tickets may be nad ~
applying above Notce-The attention Of shippers 70 voc
South and southwest called the low rates OF fres
and insurance ON the same by the above line.
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JEWELLERS AND YOUNG MEN OUT OF EMPLOY.

81 ent realize handsome by sending tho sub
scri Der y cash, stamps for Of his recipes
plating with gold silver ali kinds of metals battery
used costing only 40 cents Any plate
bis watch for IS cents good jewellers would charge Vi
FOR bottle solution ready tor and recipe, will be
or 90 cents Address &. A. Clayton, box 26s N. "
office
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MUSICAL.
AN MAlNsE sACRHICE-A MOST ExoMLENr
.sd1s sna ana
X seen !. NJ wEBERs. ~ wes Brosdvay. Canal q
LADY. EXPERIENCED IN GIVING INSTRUCTION
the oD rp w or
IS % per quarter kaerences given CAL ~ skin
A SUPERIOR 81 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD nAxo FOR
new pianos sos rom ssS mahogany
at al MINI avenue near i"s'' ''''' r GONZALEZ
P1ANos AND MMQpEoNs-NRw AND .,u sSSoNp
ssS
e a6s1cE
CoHuBERTH 4 oo.--MUsIc DEPOT. 81: NICHOLAS
sdered The best publisher here and abroad with stock Of
TWO SPLENDID ROSEWOOD PIANOS AT A BAR
Nv been IN VS. Sps ftsw %Ga.ss iH
lin street. Broadway Old pianos taken In exchange
NsTRUCTION.
&C IN FOR IS WRITING LEssoNs-AT HOURS
Sotieepns SIS time un%sd and hrss months
penmAnship and commercial arithmetic for $0 at
% 0'""' ~NN ''' ''''' co., MXRTIN S. PAINE
&C FOR TEN OR Is FOR TWENTY WRITING LESSONS,
%C and no extra charge-Double entry DAY
SMITH, So and 800 Broadway
01O ELEGANT MISUNDERSTANDING CURED
UlU. MrDOLBEAR, $50 Broadway, guarantees 10 train
any hand into full command 90 that the longest words
be written evenly rapidly aud elegantly without lifting the
cured '''" '''' 1''-'''' anu "''S WIN -
FREE COURSE OF Is LESSONS IN THE FRENCH
"A language, at Prof. DUBOIS French academy, Lyric
Hail. 765 only for the whole course
of the Instruction book 81 The lessons given
avoid the crowd Of Thursday evening at the ticket oce
wishing join the caas requested In the
take Their tickets and books One ticket and one book
viii only admit one person.
DRAWING LESSONS. "A LADY, TO FACILITATE
H. drawing will instruct In all styles at twenty i've cents
per lesson. Apply nj Mr.. SnDGEwICK'S Metropolitan
Gymnasium Tuesday and Thursday between three and
O'Clock Nos 93 and 96Sxh avenue specimens
can be ssen
LNRENCH AND GERMAN-E. TELLERIN0, 4s3 BROAD
way (esablshed ls52) continues TO give private nstruc
ton in languages Refers numerous scholars
standing this city Ac No gratis lessons to get rid OF un
salesble books
L,RENCH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND MADAME
DUBOIS No III Clinton place, continue TO receive pupils
and beginners classes LA
dies meetings three times week. Gentemens evening
meetings held by Mr. Dubois. Private lessons.
DOVES 81 WRITING CLASSES, SAT BROADWAY,
IL Once No 5-The system perfectly acquired In twelve
Age deficiency no impairment Wedding visiting
ornamental penmAnshp executed equal not su.
perior 70 plate engraving.
mIsCELLANEOUs.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CT IN FOR LONG LEGGED OUTSIDE BOOTS
boots So dress boots, from - 70 50 shoes and gal
ters equally low. j.. HUNT $50 Broadway.
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Securities received in addition 70 tbs regularly advertised
day Regular sales Of ocks bonds notes and other
securities every day At IN O'clock al the Merchants EK
change bonds bought and sold at private sale
mud At the Brokers' Board Intere, allowed
large variety securities constantly hand private SALE
ALBERT II. NICOLAH
Stock Auctioneer and Banker. No. Broad st.
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. A uCr1oN NOTICE -THOs BELL, AUCTIONEER, AND
"A W g. THOMrsON.Friday, at II O'Clock, in the sales
rooms il Est Catherine street. sale
OF furuure beds mattresses china crockery, hardware
old brandy segars &c. Particulars in time.
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From New York and PHILADELPHIA SO From 'tyerpoo'
IL and Is guneas according 10 tcip
mediation in the state all having the sans privilege u
the saloon. Including steward lees $1,000
Third Class Passengers-A limited NUM- N tht s'ssi
passengers will be taken and found pr-ssonss
required From Philadelphia ana New fo.k, 40 From
Liverpool, A5. -,
These constructed improved wafer usht
comp Each vessel orienfef gem,
and every attention paid 10 the COMFORT an N .opN
passengers. Drafts LiverpUos from Il upwards roc
freight or passage, apply At the cfre ~ "a" compsny
JOHN q. DALE. Is Broadway. Nev Jrs Agent
VIM INMAN and Is Tower Bn,k.. Loerp ol agent
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A usrRAIIA PIONEER LISE-Esr ABIIsuED 1854

N UbTHAIsIN Iff'rF-rF'f w
n Carrying the United States malls,
sailing positively on the day advertised.
The clipper ship Golden WEST Curwen master, at pier
"A North river viii clear for Sydney direct the 18th ms
The clipper ship MrNNEHAHk, Besuchamp master, at
pier East river, viii cear for Melbourne direct on he
Ath inst
The clipper ship LyRA. Cheever master. will clear for
The clipper .hip VkRuSeToS. SUMNER master, will
ssil for sydoey early In March. 80,
For freight passags shaving elegant ACCOMMODATIONS
apply board, or 70 .-.-.. -. -
Sight bills for sale and cash advances made consgn
menta Conaenees Australia Messrs. wilkinson Bros
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I,OR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA-THE STEAMSHIP
AUGUSTA, Capt NJ s. Woodruff, will leave on satur-
day Feb 90 at O'Clock r NJ, from pier No. North river
Bids OF adng signed board For freight passage apply
70 SAM1. L. MITCHELL SON, No Is broadway. steamers
for FLORIDA connect with the above leaving Savannah every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
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NToTTCE-rHE COMMITTEE ON MARKETS or THE
~ Board Of Councilman Will meet on Thursday the is,h
inst, r. M IN the City Library room, No. II city Hail.
consider the resolution IN favor OF removing the ncufn
the made Land OF Yves, street and be
and Fulton Parties interested invited
70 attend ". W, guDSoN, lComIaiiee
r. COSTEILO Z On
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urARpwsRF AUCTION NOTICE JOHN w. VAN
Ill ANIwtRP's regular trade sale Of hardware, cutlery
beavv eoods English pattern cards &c w. will take place
"a, Thursdsy Ish INST 10 O'Clock at ZIG Pearl street For
a Gull see Counter and Enquirer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-18

IsoR HAVANA AND NEW ORIEANS-THE UNITED
IN Sttcs mail steamship BLACK WARRIOR, J. W. smith,
Commander, viii commence receiving freight on wednesday
and will sail for the above ports on saturday, Feb
r. at NJ O'Clock precisely from pier foot of Robinson street.
N. X. For freight or passage apply TO the agents
LIVINGSTON, CROCHEkON CO., - Park place.
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AIR. DAVID HOGG THE MASTER CAULKER OF
M the Navy Vary presented a, his residence 81 Can
non street Monday evening with splendid diamond
pin by the employees Of his department as mark OF
respect he is held In by them The estmo-
NAL was Mr. jacob Richie behalf OF the
eaukers with appropriate remarks Upon receiving the PIN
Mr. repied"I accept this testimonial OF your regard
with pleasure and gratitude TO think hoio me
remembrance worthy OF such present and hope
shall always TO merit the esteem of all, while re-
in the Navy Yard After partaking OF refreshments
that were literally supplied for The occasion the company
peased with themselves and the purpose that
lah than nrei her
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INIEITKO NAGNE1INN-Th1 IT-SUHE tUHE
~ Dr. RERSHAw has opened Office at es Spring street,
for the OF rheumatism diseases u the chest bron
ch is and whole range OF complaints general
weakness liberated throat which relieved In the
sboe~t time scientific application Of this great agent
Dr. KERsnAw, Electro Magnetic Physi,iAn-
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UCTION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE =.
"A This day at eleven O'Clock A. n.
SAMUEL OsGOOD CO., Aucuoneers,
diamond md fine jewelry; ,-., .
,for,s mia nd 0enta WI
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= wELIEs NICHOLS. AucrIoNEER.

Cr.BERT e. SAVAGE, AUCT1oNEER, WILL SELL AT
N Cedar street. Friday, Feb 49, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ dry goods fancy goods, hosiery, clio hing je very
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Dur ON YOUR BOOTS AND wALK.--A METHOD or
entirely subduing removing from the feet will
be described any person afflicted on receiving 81 In
current bank s value In postage stamps Ths
medy simple eecua and permanent and will not require
further expense address Camsnchee, Pos Office stson,
Troy and Fourth streets, New York.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-06-02
NEW YORK. MARKET.

New YoRK, May 90.
FLOUR-market lower, sales $4,000
bbls at 3.sO@3,55 for superfine state /;
and 8 95@4,0I for comuon to good OK
ira state; 3 .So@3,95 for common to
fair superfine western; @ 40 for
common to medium extra western
Canadian Flour lower; sales 600 bills at
"a, a. 40 FOR com. to good extra. -.
RYE FLOUR-dull ct So. 00@3,37.
WHEAT-market in active demand
and steady, sales of go. 900 bush at 500
50 for Chicago spring and s5@s6, for
Mill club; 97@l00 for red winter west
ern and I0@l07 white do.
RYE-steady sa'es 5000 bush at &c:
BARLEY-quiet.
CORN-uusettled and lower, sales
$4,000 bush at 62@65 for mixed west.
erB.
OATS-dull and unchanged sales at
37@39 for state and western.
PORK-market lower, sales 900 bbls
at 1928 for mess and 1920 prime.
BEEF--steady.
BACON-quiet.
CUT MEATS-steady.
LARD--drooping, sails 500 bbls at
114@ll4
BUTTER-dull, sales at 1909 for
Ohio and I4@2l for State.
CHEESE-dull at Gas.
WHISK Y-sales $50 bbls at 21@
211
STOCKS--dull and much lower this
morning.
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-
PRESIDENT. LoRIN ANDREws--The
| Cleveland Herald, in noticing a late
liberal contribution made in New York,
for the benefit of Kenyon College, makes
the following reference to the efficient
and popular head of that institution,
President L Andrews:
While Eastern b~enevolence is do.
ing SO much for Kenyon, there is room
for Ohio and the West to show increased
interest in an institution which is such
al honor to the w est, and especially to
the Episcopal church, to which it be-
longs. Where a college is thus expand
ing there are constant demands for the
means of improvement. and the admin
istration of the Trustees gives abundant
proof that all the means used will be
well employed.
We cannot drop the subject without
q word expressive of what is due to the
efficiency and energy of the President
of the College, whose name has beer
for years so largely identified with the
cause cf general education iu Ohio,-
Lorin Andrews, Esq. One of the best
deeds ever done for Kenyon, was the
election of Mr. Andrews to the Presi-
dency.