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ACCOUNTS IN OTHER PAPERS.
Correspondence Of the Philadelphia Press.

WASHINGTON, March q 1859.
During this afternoon and evening Mr. sokles has been
visited BY large number Of his Congressional colleagues
and friends.
THIS afternoon the father Of Mr. sckles had m inter-
view with NJ. Basioli, father Of Mrs. sickles, in the
course Of which be made conditional offer that any
country residence he Mr scke owned should be At t
disposal OF Mr. Bago a. home for bis daughter pro-
vded he would make his home with her. Mr.. sickles
stated, Also IN the course Of the interview that act
Of his son bad caused Mrs. sckes to err Whether this
generous offer has been accepted not have a. yet
been unable 10 learn.
Mrs. 6ickles today sent another request 70 zee Mr.
Sic<les, but II was positively refused.
The health Of Mr. Sickles appears TO be falling He has
scarcely any desire for food
The mother Of Mr. sickles seriously i'll from grief
Mrs. Sicklee willprobably leave for New York to-mor
row. She will be accompanied by her parenta She goes
thiher broken hearted woman.
It is now rumored that Mr.. Butterworth Ia 10 be
rested and examined for bis alleged participation in the
late tragedy.
Since the sad Of last Sunday much has been
said OF the friendship which existed between Mr.. Sckles
and tho late Mr. Key up TO within brief period Of the
fatal day It's well known that when Mr. Key became
applicant for the ONCE Of District Attorney he found in
Mr. Sckles warm and steadfast friend His exertions
TO secure that position for Mr. Key were OF the most
jealous and unhrng character and this together with
other evidences Of mutual good feeling has given rise
connection with the unhappy affair, TO uncomfortable
amount Of discussion.
NH. KEYS coLoRED LANDLORD INDIGNANT.
The following card from the coored gentleman Of
whom Mr. Key rented the house in Fifteen. and half
street, appears AZ an advertisement in the Washington
papers per ..-..-.,., ..., ,n
papers that he rented his house to Mr Key for the pur
pose OF aseigaton house. takes this occasion to say
that the account is wholly incorrect. He rented the
house to Mr. Key the 25h of November last on tina.
gentemans statement that be wished for the Occupation
of Mr.. Wright Of Massachusetts,. Since then be has
been In the house but oncehree weeks after renting it
when Mr. X requested him to get wood in it for the
use OF Mr. Wright, who was expected shortly TO occupy
II. JOHN GRAY COOred.
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Married..

j. s. Holme, Mr. PETER A. HxPBURN to e. LOUISE daughter
Of Capt. John g. Bamber, all Of Brooklyn.
KAHS-SnvER.-On Wednesday, March 2, by the Rev.
j. Lyons Mr. JAMES KAHE TO MIRIAM youngest daughter
Of the late Louis Silver all Of this city.
McIN1osH-PHMPs-On Wednesday, Feb. g. by the
Rev. Richard Davis Capt. JAMES MeIsroeH, U. =. A. to
Miss JUDITH PHELPS.
PLuNKKIT-MANAssE-O Wednesday March 2, WILLIAM
PLuNKEIT, ESQ., Lieut.. NJ s. n Of London, to AUGUSTA,
second daughter Of B. Manasse, Esq
IHoMscS-MooRz On thursday Feb. "a, at st. Armand,
@ =, by the Rev Mr.. Montgomery, Mr. WILLIAM THOMSON
to Miss ELLEN L. daughter Of Capt Hiram Moore, OF the
former Mare
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Personal Intelligence.

Mr. Everett has arrived in town, and taken apartments
at the Everett House.
Messrs Chanler and Opdyke, of New York, and Bowen
Of Erie are detained from their seats in the Assembly by
indispositcn.
ARRIVALS.
From Richmond, de- In the steamship Jamest0wnW Mac.
farand. Murren, John Nix, Henry Trip, Kingman
and lady Mrs Kngsberg, Mrs Craig. kobinson Miss
In the stee.sge
DEPARTURES.
For Liverpool In the steamship City Of Manchester-Capt
LidDesr and Wife Lieut. Plunkets Royal Nayy Capt John
John Kenna Miss johnson, Mr. Drevet and wife, George
johnson Santiago Lopez de st Romain Thos Pitt Moses
HOlberg+ and 60 In the steerage.
For 81 Johns and Galway In the steamship Prince Albert
Miss Parsons Henry Alsop Mrs Vail Miss Walker Dennis
Donohue Lewis Thomas Capt Newport, Owen, William
Kitchen, Cukart Mrs Crukar Thodsn Freau, Mrs Freau
ard three children Th0s SWAIN Michael Higgins Abraham
Meho1 Con OBren Nesbet Jenkins Ms Holsou, Cole
man, Mra Adams. Boyes and child, Chas Bostwick T
Foley, w Kelly, Nora Cashman and two children, - Gath
Garland about lC0 In second cabin and steerage
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PuILApELpHIA STOCK noARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PmADKLPHIA March 8, 1859.
Stocks dull. Pennsylvania State fves, 92 Reading
laroad, 24; Morris Canal 47H Long Island Railroad,
rx; Pennsy lvania Railroad, 4316.
New ORLEANS, March 2, 1859.
Cotton has advanced Hc sales Of IA 900 bales; mid
ling, lilo. 1lHc Sugar quiet Corn declined 10 scc'
ork quiet ut SIS for mess
BAIrxoRE, March 8, 1859.
Flour firm at 90 for Howard street. Wheat buoyant:
shite, 81 40 81 80; red, 81 40 81 So Corn firm at
&C. SOC. for whte and yellow Provisions unchanged.
Vhskey quiet at 29c.
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Kennedy, Burr W. Griswold, James r. Ruggies, An
'ew H. Sands, Vim. H. Ely Joseph O'Brien, Samuel A.
|piipe John A. Lockwood, Eugene Lawrence, David r.
|edenburgh, Eal y. Hall, Lawrence J. Goodae, John
ogustus Foersch, OF New York
COMMISSIONERS 10 SUPERVISE EXPENDITURES or MONEY Re-
uyED BY HEALTH OFFICER, &C., or THE QUARANTINE EsrAB
lsahENr &c-FraDkin J. Ottarson and Daniel D. 7. Mar
bali, Of New York
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PIccoIoMrsI IN THE wEsr.-Mlle Piccolomini has been
giving concerts at louisville with great success the
cepts comparing favorably with Of those taken at
the Opera the metropolis We hear that the contract
between MI. Lumley and Mile Piccolomini, which ex
pres the Goth March, has not yet renewed and
that it is probable she will prolong her stay in the
United Stats where her has been marked and
datteripg.
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THE WASHINGTON TRAGEDY.
Additional Particulars Of the Analr-Tho
Return Of the Wedding Ring-Opi'
nlen Of the Religions Pros,
wAsuucros. March 8, 1859.

WARRINGTON, March ., Ib5v.
Mr.. Sckles confined IN the jaors room, for convent
Of TO his friends, some Of whom almost
always In attendance upon him.
The counsel employed 70 defend him n the coming trial
arc Messrs. David Paul Brown, Of Philadelphia; Edw NJ
Stanton, late Of California; Daniel Radcliffe and Samuel
Tilton.
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Lake Navigation

- 1.----- DUNkIkk, MarCu o. Io08.
Navigation between this city and the western ports Of
pike Erie is now fully open. The New York and Erie
airoad steamer Portsmouth arrived here this morning,
I'd leaves Immediately for Toledo There is very little
He in the lake.
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We bog % inform Southern merchants vng re city Ter
:prns pulchsses ha having began very early e nanufac
complete snd very fun q Al desclPons q know.
and medium goods manufactured Wiz he sams issts and
syle Also complete our akoulder surne
ahr Furnishing goods &c Ill Of which We o0er % - edS
q ~ most favorable prices and terms
d. DEvLLN Co. IS. 3se and 10 Broadway.
The American solidifled Mllk-Endorsed nv
The New York Academy Medicine and American Med
cal Association for IT, purity and heahfulness especially for
children Depot l67 Broadway.
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YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1859

with such odepces were OF course different one from
either But che would almost think Of applying
that rule 10 menagerie Of wild apes a TO such crowd
Of dainty, treacherous and proAgate blackguards a.
gathers naturally Ut Washington.
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ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF THE SICKLEs TRAGEDY.
L THE WASHINGTON EXCITEMENT
SPLENDID ILLUSTRATION.
PORTRAIT OF DANIEL +. slCKLE6.
PORTRAIT OF PHILIP BARTON KEY.
PORTRAIT OF SAMUEL r. RUTTERWORrH
PORTRAIT OF Mrs. SICKLES.
And truthful illustration Of the
FEARFUL TRAGEDY.
The publishers of the
NEW YORK COURIER
To meet the extraordinary demand for the illustrated history
The Washington Tragedy have decided to edition
SATURDAY MORNING
Cortirng full and Of all the circumstances
reports together with spenddly engraved portraits of
principals In the heartrendng affair
expressly for the columns of the Courier by despatched
TO Washington for this purpose
ALI, THk LATEST INTELLIGENCE RELATIVE TO TUX
EXCITEMENT IN WASHINGTON.
READ II.
MRS. CUNNINGHAM BURDELL AGAIN.
A0davts will be published showing her connection wixA
Mrs. Willis matrimonial agency and the truth of
FITZ0ERALD'S NARRATIVE.
BUY TIE COUKlER.
THE DEAD HOUSE OF BEILEvUE,
FoUNDLING OF PARIS.
This great sensation story has made great hit. Everybody
body pronounces the best local roman written
Buy the Courier early
Price only cepts per copy
FOR SALE By ALI, THE NEWS AGENTS.
First ediiion-Saturday morning.
Second editon-Sunday morning
The regular edition viii be issued Sunday morning ~
usual hour.
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THE OPERA AT CmcAco-The Chicago people arc enjoy
ing operate Injuries Of the first class for the first tmc
The srakosch troupe have bcep giving series Of repre-
sensations at Mvckers theatre during the pas, week
Tue journals ecsauc in their praises Of Nine de vii
borsts singing In "Lucia" and the "Purtsni"
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Thirty-Seves Cents.-George's Hair Oye-
sack or brown The cheapest and bssl Ia the world war
rspied TO contain much "har dye a. 4 sold A.
dolarv Its effects nstantaneousr producing
NE IKE back brown, without nur1na ~ hair Can be
snped In all weather FOLD Wholesale AMI retail A SCOTIA
NJ Grand street, NJ T., and Al hrs RAVES. Srookiyu.
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Maeavfllas MaraviUa.
TO xvERYBoDY AFFLICTED WITH BALDNEss.
TO EVERYBODY TRoUBLED BY DANDRUFF.
TO EVERYBODY ANNOYED BIZ THEIR HAZE
FALLING OUT.
TO EVERYBODY SUFFERING PROM SICK HEADACHE.
remedy 1t Last discovered.
xARAvrn. xAsAsnLA- x.p.vn..
MARAvILLA.
HARAvHLA.

propreors Of this justly ceIebraed preparation beg
oner the m.xaviA % hs pubic complete hair
Iney 90 no feel their duty " deuounce other preparations
diverted 70 produce similar re,us sor 2 insult patience
dee say the marava wifi bring hack The kaIr when spps
reuuy entirely gone: and uaod - directed,
WILL PRODUCE GLOSSY OURL6,
And preserve 70 The hair
ITS NATURAL COLOR.
though one 1--we 70 the age of three score and ten.
sca ~ al respectable Druggists and fancy goods deAers
GHxRLEs ERNEsT CO.. rerfumsrs,
Tnce ~ COMA IL Cold street., New York.
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Basehsisr's Elssx Dye, Wigs and Toupss~--
The tins world rrpaesins MI sds soS and sporsd
II ~ maunfAc.ory SSs Broadway.
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ties indicted by tho last Grand Jury for selling liquor with
out license arragned for trial before the Court of
Sessions yesterday. Patrick Gallagher, Felix Peterson,
James Sweeney, Thomas O'Conner and Dedrch Hoffman
pleaded not guilty and Joseph Todd Neil Muhern James
Sweeney and Heman were tried and convicted sentence
will not be passed until the remainder are tried.
The Latest Drawings Of the Legaiized Lotto
ries, as reported 70 WOOD, EDDY COD
MANAGERS OF THE
DELAWARE GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI
STATE LOTTERIES
omcisrDrawinss. by Telegraph.
DELAWARE LOTTERIES
ee 3. e.
Sss % osry Ss ssis~ss Re sss n u Is
EXTRA CLASS. No. lS0 MARCH 8. 1859.
s. IS, Is. 81, I. IS, So. g. 49, IS.
CLASS No. l60. MARCH 8, 1859.
g. y, "a S. 50, 81, @, 60, q, IS, ss,
And hat The said numbers drawn In the order in which
vitae; ,s or h,9as 4 Wmasscn Del this Thursday
' : - 81 S5Sf s.SHi ss''' o'.'.''''ea''.
GEORGIA LOTTERIES.
4: ;ss:.ss
1 Sn r. s. wS:. W. wh'a were a' da1 drawn
a 81
CLASS No l57, MARCH s, 1859.
bss 80, "a, IS. 81, a. II, %. IT. IS. l.D
CLASS No. 1853. EXTRA, MARCH 8, 1859.
LsT So Es, IS. q. "A. 80, 49, a. II. 40. Il.
And that the said numbers wers drawn In the order in which
Hsss our ssnds.s A.sus. q. -: Thursday March s.
'''' LPP. 5 S1HaszSssA conni's'easrs
WOOD. EDDY CO., and S1 Ansass H Ssossis
Geo. saunders' Metallic Tablet Razor
r. Ss'' r ss ~: J.
IS s4TNDsss NO. Z Asscr House. - ~ - y =
Cure Your Cough.-aS Cents.
lle THIRD avenue, near Fourteenth street.
The Most Popular Psoco OF che Day.
LINDSEY BLg THor fo y Arm
4. ), Z I: ss
csn,n's spring style .:v,s 49,.
rndSSDSii7T' J a,$sSS !, 4 ,.,.,
Adjoining Genn's Bazaar
A. w. FAber's Lead Pencils ssld nc Retail
By ali sAaoasss; Wholesale. only By KBKRHARD FABER,
Rich, Rare and Elegant Clothing.
10 order or ready made,
At ''''''a &sb ~ R5'ss:b PROOFS.
Opposite ST. PAul's church
Ladies' CATER Boots, with Heels, at las;
:s.! e saf ST.; o sss
Wheeler 4 wnson's sewing 1Eashasss.
onss 80 Broadway. N. Z.
For Perfect Fitting shirts and the Latest
novelties gentlemens furnlshng shirt aad
furhshns STORE No l Aston House.
Herring's Patent champion Fire
And burglar proof Safes Isl Broadway, Murray ny
shirts.-Thc Celebrated French Yoke Shirts,
made crS;s * bad and warranted TO a. ct BAL
Smithsonian House, broadway, Corner of
Houston ssrset-Hosel accommodations on the Europeas
Rupture Cured by Marsh Il Co.'S Radical
cure They also keep ain elastic scckngs for vacoss
3 order arS So street % a.
sssryr Tr,csrnsr.ss z the nsss and
prsssrvins asd rescvns AsAas ladies. w r. ssd sy III
Thirty-seven Csnts.-George's Hair Dye
cS., The SS III. and Ss: s . :Sd @
doisro IL snccu producing natural
sS s ss sn' rss 's Z
Bssehe,sr's H.s~ Dye, wigs ana romp.s.--
rs r: ~ 81 :. made ''' ''' '''''
Crnndoro's HAIR Dye, Wigs and Teupses-
Vac xsor Hcuss 'e'' ana W.
Ful,s Hair Dye, 90 Cents . BOY. Black or
biowr Barclay street and all drursiss Arctic ointment
Huschspgs' Lsfe ExhIIarsnt.--One Dose VIII
the dissereeable and distressing effects Of wind
Iasr ens, IS !hs load and ali painful nss
sse Mrs HAYES Brooklyn '' ''''''''' 's' 80" '0'
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Crnndoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupses-
The te IN world Wholesale retail and ~ dye pri-
Va .iy app led ut No. Astor House
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Hollowny's Pti1s and Ctnsraeut.--Every
traveller eayrg home for day should be sred win
these invaluable remedies Sudden scsness
by the pls white the ointment never fats In cs-h curhs
and hoarsenesA
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO BOTH sExKs-xARRrun
HI Or single, IN health O. disease--MEDICAL ADvisR
AND MARRIAGE GUIDE. S0th edition. Over 4O0 nsseS
IsrS clSi oC slsStrcypsd s1grsyus. Prize
New York city This interesting book shsuld Tho hsn
every adult person. as mpsr knowledge all soug
for In vain In Oher Sold mailed ~
country BY W. A.TOWNsEND Co. IS walker usrest IL n
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Brooklyn City News.

SELLING LIQUOR WITHOUT LICENsE.-A number of the par
ties indicted by tho last Grand Jury for selling liquor with
license were arragned for trial before the Court
Sessions yesterday Patrick Gallagher, Felix Peterson
James Sweeney, Thomas O'Conner and Diedrich Hoffman
pleaded not guilty and Joseph Todd Neil MuIhern, James
McNulty and Hugh Quinn pleaded guilty. John Shelly,
Sweeney and Hoffman tried and convicted Sentence
will not be passed until the remainder are tried.
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HuschtDgs' Gsfe Exhslarsnf.-Oro Dose Will
the dissereeAble and distressing effects Of wind
aulence and the moment he stomach the invigo
ratitE elects the distressing load and all painful eenss
be removed Price 81 Once 1866 Chambers sect new York
npc Mrs. HAYES, Brooklyn.
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Smithsonian House, Broadway, Corner Of
Houston strset-Hotel accommodations the European
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AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT or TRUNKS VAIL
~ see hs "a Ac-Peeay tcr solVrtIg o. " U, atReNGS
NO. Warren sree corner Of Bro,dvG
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Rupture Cured by Marsh q Co.'s Radical
curs ss They also keep sin elastic stockings vnricoso
veins supporters and shoulder hsces instruments
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For Perfect Fitting shirts and the Latest
novelties gentiemens furnhing goods shirt sad
firfahina store, No Aston Houae
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Herrfng's Patent champion Fire
And bursIar proof Safes Isl Broadway Murray st.
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ehirts.-The Celebrated French Yoke Shirts,
made order sewed By haad and warranted 70 a. Of BAL
TOIj BROTHERS, 400 Broadway.
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wheeler 4 Wuson's ssvving Machaass.
0nss - Broadway. N. Z.
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Ladies' Gaiter Boots, with Heels, nc las;
Also ladies misses boys chrens gater boots aud
shoes Of ali styles and prices at MILLER CO.'S sN Canal
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H DARDONvHLE. As BROADWAY
LIZ OFFERS AT LIBERAL DISCOUNT.
On account OF hs removal ner May 70 eD Broadway -
ported French dxtures carcel and moderator ian
cocas 1ronses Sauary candeabras rape poed o6 r.
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Rich, Rare and Elegant Clothing,
10 order or ready made.
At Astonishing low price9
AtbRUMGOLb PRoCTs,
No. 2t4 Broadway.
Opposite 81. PAul's church.
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RURDsAILs ARNI0A LINEMENT CURES SORES.
- pains, burns swellngB rheumatism, 20, 10 Arnioa
pcsseses Ae geaest healing and soothing powss Thu H.
ment made by combining axnca with healing and peno-
6ating vegetable aid for ailments Of boas vi-
out equal Gold By all druggstA -
EORNs BUNION6 NAILS PENETRATING I'm
nese cured WITHOUT pain. 90 hat the boot be
nence g the patient By Dr. zACHARIE. surgeon chropo.
tho city.
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0EOBG1A LOTTERIES.
The subscbers Commissioners appointed superIntend
The drawing ofhe sparta academy Lottery 60 hereby certify
that Tie following are The numbers which this day
from ~ wheel VIZ -
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A. w. FAber's Lead Pencils Sid &C Recall
BY Ill sanones; q Wholesale. only b. KBERHARD FABER
oele agent lS8 Willisn street
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-11

now saw themselves the objects OF ridicule and
as early as possible made their esoapa.
The remainder Of the evening was delight
ful to all, especially to Sir Edward, who be.
slowed nm almost undivided attention upon
Louisa, becoming mere and more pleased with
her grace Of manners and conversation, so en-
tirely devoid Of the artificial. Emily felt nc
paug Of envy at this monopoly, but ratheI
trfumphed in her cousins sucoess-eyer and
anon whispering to her happy father--"what
sweetly matched couple-how admirably
adapted; how intelligent and how happy they
lookj the i1vincible Sir Edward is conquered al
last. o, charmingl oharmingl" was her IA
vorite expression of delight. ,.t -.
After the conclusion of the festivities she
assured her father and cousin that this had
been the most joyous birth day anniversary
she had evor known. The tears of the morn
ing, like showers in April, had been chased
away BY the beaming sun of happiness, and
had left no impress.
On the following day she read with transport
letter from her before men toned absent lover,
containing intelligence Of tho success of his
expedition, and promise Of speedy return, and
withal oouched in such winning, affecticnate
terms, as to awaken the slumbering, but not
extinguished fame In her heart. Long she
wept over her past ingratitude, in having well
nigh forgotten one, who for her sake, had for.
saken home and friends, and nobly braved the
perils OF the ocean and dangers of a sickly for
eign CLINE, in order to render his fortune equal
TO her own, since his lofty soul shrunk from
the groveling fortune hunters, who ever beset
a beautiful heiress-and such was Emily How
ard. ....
And here we leave such minute details, and
trust to the imagination of the reader to por-
tray the joyous return, the two happy bridals
which followed, the transports of the parents,
the travels on the continent, the still increasing
affection of Sir Edward for his charming bride,
and her flattering reception by bis English
friends and above all the entire reform Of the
now happy Emily, and the delightful seasons
passed BY the parties in pleasant, and often
iaughable "reminiscences, among the quiet
groves Of Mr.. Dalton's sweet country home.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-11

o., time IL sweet when roses meet,
With Springs sweet breath around them:
And sweet the cost, when hearts are lost,
~ those we love have found them
AND sweet the mind that still can ind
"A star IN the darkest weather;
But nuught can be so sweet to sec,
As old friends met together.
Those days OF old, when youth was bold,
And time stole wings TO speed IL;
Aud you neer knew how fast time few,
Or, knowing, did not heed 1t;
Though gray each brow that meets us now
=, For age brings wiutry weather.
fet n0ught eau be 50 sweet to see,
as those old friends together.
The few long known, whom years have shown
with hearts that friendship blesSes
A hand TO cheer, peTchauce q tear,
To soothe a friends distressos;
who helped and tried, still side by side,
A friend to face hard weather:
o, this may We VET iov tO ace,
And meet old friends together.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-11

A NOVEL REoEPTIoN.-A celebration is to
come off at Newburyport, Mass, Wednesday
next, the occasion Of which is to welcome
home Mr.. Benton M. Perley, who has been
serving out q sentence of four months at the
House of Correction in Ipswich, under a con-
viction for liquor selling. Tho Amesbury
Brass Band, twenty pieces, have been en-
gagged. A coach to be drawn by six horses
win contain Perley and the Committee of Ar
rangemcnts, to be followed by large number
Of single and double teams and a cavalcado OF
horses. In the evening a grand supper will
be given at the Ocean HOUSE, Roston Bee.
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A SAD WARNING.--John 7. Hubbard, a young
man of much talent and promise before the de-
mon Of drink got possession Of him, died at
the City Infrmary, last Sunday morning, from
the effects Of intemperanee. He was gradu-
ate at oberlin College, and besides being fine
scholar, he was a scenic artist of no mean abil-
ity. He was young man of good DISPOSE
ton and generous impulses, without sufficient
strength of purpose to control his appetites.
Within the past six months his fall has been
most rapid, and when taken 10 the Infirmary
by his friends he was nearly demented.- - CIeus-
land Democrat.