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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-27
MATRIMONIAL,

THE AnvERTIfER HAVING By HIS Gle SE ArTRN
ton 70 business somewhat neglected the cultivation OF lady
Scqusn@ncss nnds himself that he tho neei
bone unable 70 meet such he whes
~ ara would Ike 10 open poudence with
msirmony With any young lady and
N NE hope that may lead 70 the suit
user 10 Is yearB OF respecab and Ia good
lpess. Address pox S63 Post once, Boo,on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-27

I mn nm HAVANA, DOMESTIC AND aeR
I.VOV.OVO msn sesars from 8. 70 90 per thousar a.
Cash purchasers will be offered great nducemsn Cash nd
vsnces msde on segsrs Ia or out Of bond
q, CHE1Ks, II Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-27
SEGARS AND TOBACCO,

A RIOH AssO sTMERT OF BaEMEN Sugars HUN
q garsn wines and exeen Bourbon whskey on hand sut
offered on LIBERAL terms BY l. L. Ada OLD Co. 10 Liberty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-27

United States Commissioners Court.
Before Rchd. E Sslwell, Esq.
July 26.-1he United States Charles Cole.-The pr
examined . charge Of passing counterfeit
gold dollars liquor store In Green Rich street. and was
committed for trial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-27

cison Of the paper currency 10 which the
entered into by the Minister Of finance With Messrs 70
child, Of London, % rot 70 have hAd the ben q
cial effect anticipated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-27

1,ARM wsNrED-wAETED TO PUR JH AsE OR RENT,
about 20 or 80 Of good land with comfortable cot
tsge requisite DC No objection furniture
also stock ana indictments a al vaiuxion rairond
steamboat landing Address stating terms and
ocality, Mr. B., Herald once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-27
POSITION OF THE FRENCH ARMY BEFORE
THE ARMISTICE.


letter from valeggIo OF the 4th Of July says,
appears that the Austrans before MS, only i've
and hall miles distant Alter the dsis.s y y
U.s. They haze u ssd yscesosd fresh troops, ami are ~ow
tono MARSHAL Mel holds the advanced poses o.
70 Inc Emperor tAis osnsips usouwssM Of The Auts1ns,
a.d sun thought that Ne should D; asea y,stsraay m'n
tne h. n con,eqsce euacnatsa ~! ,s W.m a -,
body Of the army Half after the departure OF me
French from vllaf1An the Aussrans arrived and es
terra had already go. logging AZ Vllasancs
was Of the numuer, and have now IN my POCKET the
billet given to by the authorities Of tho town Toe
Emperor being informed OF what going on seat
Mersha Valiant 70 make Reconnaissance. The MArsns,
returned night and bis Majesty, the fresh nfora
ton Received gave odss as already ssoSs 70 haps MS
have not however, made any attempt to attack the corps
Of Marshal Mel, and the Emperor has not quilted the
Hae Palace where he had taken up his residence and
the battle u postponed.
THE POPE'S LETTER TO THE BISHOPS.
The C@riere Mercantile OF Paris, Of the 9th Of Ja5 in
remarkable leading article analy me aie encsccaI
letter issued By the Pope and comes TO the co.,
clusi0n -
Tne Pope having said that the present war wagei by
Italy against the eigner "a sedous movement which
has recently broken out agsnst the legnimsse priocs
thief aud leader OF sedton and moreover usurpsr be.
GAUGE he accepts the popular manifestations Of Lombardy
and Of the daches lastly the Emperor Napoleon III is
protector and ally Of aedtion. cneee all legitimate
consequences resulting from the ency elca letter. and
they rendered still clearer by the following pass
In which the Sandman government described beog
laterly hottie to the Cnurcn 70 .s leg innate rights
and 10 It's sacred mnistrs' Whence virtue of the
encyclca letter. Napoleon ILL., appears in the light o,
ally and supporter Of agovernnert host to tne Church.
liz rights and its ministers. II s true tnat tns
precious document Issued bat few days BEFORE
In expectation OF The battle OF Socrno battle which all
Austrian ambassadors agents. ntriguers and parsans all
Earope ano Rome Than else .hefe, had fore
told ae CERTAIN 70 resu IN complete aud nfable defeat
Of the Allies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-27

dOUsE AND LOT FOR sALE-RAsT kELROss, NOR
u rssnia opposite Jane Bebees new foundry, contain
log good basement all 10 good order Apply
UIH Ola 2se West Twenty fifth keet 70 JAMES
6ARnE1Y on the plemaes Aust be sold In few days
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for granted that In round numbers each army had Sout
monteee had $50 eco and their snagonits go 900
respective losses Go not exceed 1873 aod
10 per cent characteristic trait the Austrian defeats
is The large number OF prisoners they are Invariably
weakened by. At Eylau the French TOOK scarcely Any
pIioners al Borodno only 2000 and the Russians ALT as
mapyquite an Insignificant number in proportion 10 tne
killed and wounded a Soferino the Austrian oss would
not have much greater tn that Of the enemy, II II
had not been increased by 5000 or 1000 prisoners.
This must be chiefly ascrbed to the heterogeneous ele
the lukewarm feeling smotnerea discomfort prevailing
among portion Of toem which induces many TO sszs the
first opportunity 10 desert to lay down their arms
whenever they have chance.
The Grand Duke and Duches Constantine returned -
the capital last week. after making the tour OF Europa,
performing pilgrimage to the Holy Places at Jerusae
pay ve 10 the Grand Seguor at Constantnope
Various nterestiug particulars related Of the ecep
ton they met with at the Ta ksh metropolis, where
government and the people appeared to vie With each
other hattering attentions The Sultan received
In person ut the landing place. surrounded by all hga
dgnitaries Of stae and Tor The first time n Ottoman histo
ry the Commander Of the Faithful sat down TO talk win
m ndel guest, and with Of that whom Mshomst
refuses admission TO bis paradise. Now the troubles
the west OF Europe have left the Turks 10 their
sources they are evidently DESTROYS Of consolidating hei
powerful neghbors and to eAce the recollection Of dts
sersions that have proved Injurious 10 both parties Not
whsAndng the fears entertained by some politicians,
our government has no Intention to excite fresh difficult
ties and will be content with the restoration Of s for
influence In the East which has already been sgnalzsd
by the quiet assent Of the Porto the double election Of
Couza the prge Of Russia In the princpaties Of wAa
From the Caucasus there later news of much mpor
tapCs Of the rehetchen aous nave submntsd
and the pacncaton OF the country steadily progressing
Az ueua this season. there have been great fires In the
sterior of Vussa, where the houses chiefly built OF
wool and beco cary prey TO tue devourng element
The most copse, bs Of these CONGREGATIONS oc,urrot at
Kazan and ut Tru aSout 600 versts from here where
great part Of the city his been destroyed, and the loss
estimated ut over O million " silver rouoes,
Tfade 70 dull aud serious uneAipe@ 70 felt the depre'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-27

ONLY 81 500 FOR A SPLENDID FARM IN MIDDLEsEx
" cou1y j. of 100 80 wood, balance highly
improved houses apd half stories with
iichen attached other half story isrmhouse
also modious oubuidipgs IN good order we'll wateed by
spnss an apple orchard OF S0 trees peach or
cbard oeslipe 900 young
bearing variety other fruit For particulars apply
10 A. sEb1EANT, IL Wall shee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-27

LNOR SALE OR TO LET! T CAEMAEsvILLE, FIVE
nnues' walk from deoos house $3.50 and lots;
bs gas bot and cold water fine Of the river Terms
TRsLtv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-27

xfOk BALE-A IHIRrEEN YEAR@ LGAgE OF LOT
northeast and ztree.s 40 feet
Bank By zs Green seh street ssd lot s,sy
ence. Threefoprths of be lot b covered with
neh wooden coed, covered with nn together with stsa
gre and boiler mill and cracker tants-one OF $40
and The other Of 300 g.o3s Ave seuss with all the aapss
nus for We ufxcuripg Of sae-aius complete also
fifteen twenty Of pure double refined aaeraus
about four tons Of 1he lease and sill be sold
sets or 1e socs 10 qaD.ss 70 suit purchasers aad put
stock be At ali times. BY order Of joan HAYS
Assignee, 1873 Hudson at ee. corner Of Khx.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-27

mss In healthy location Madison, New Jer
sey The lsId excellent and well supplied with neser
iafng springs OF water Apply 10 w. j. kEH vlA4E St2
hlOAQkkY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-27

souh Oyster Paw joining he estate OF T. Floyd Jones'
ESQ win be sold exchanged Apply TO A. BADaEk
CO., 1911 south street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-27

NuHN pHED COUNTRY PLACE FOR SALE OR Elk
change for city town property, merchandise would
be taken part payment situated only sight miles from
the line of the New York and Erie hsoad Of about
land. The buildings of story fra
bone oiled IN with brick newly furnished with all the mo
The horses stable barn bennery,
snd Ice house ded oil well arranged sso the
socb horse, &C. &c carriages. aud al
necessary implements Location for bsautv and
hesh, and Is Of Possession be had imne
broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-27
SUMMER RESORTS.

TOUBETfE aoUsE, BERGEN POINT, n. j.
~ This fashionable hotel Ia opso for tie
cepton OF goess he house BE- sutlfu stu
xted the nj Won Ku cppos staten Island,
wnh eIten,ive wafer front good a. Water oashn oos
1shing IS and pleasant csises 10 the vicinity veHue-
heir families Visiting New York during tne summer
months will he La 3ourette House bo
tel town stesmboss pier north river for Ssrgen
Point ai7t aud HAD M and b4s p Nj from Barclay
street at 10 A. n and AZ p M
VASTLY W. HILL Gate OF LaJargs Rouse) Proprietor.
F.Blt lakes no longer 70 80 from New York 70 Bergen
Point than from Souih terry 70 Union square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-27

sx,OK GALE Or EXCH aN0E q FARM aASOsDMsLY
stuaied 10 scarsdke westcheser couty about 90
bosse barn, 10 len minutes walls from depot 80 ou,es
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-27

TOR sale Oh TO LEASE "A FANCY STORE AND
futures stuated In the best part business Third
acceptable terms INQUIRE a. the sore 29L Third
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-01
Narkets-Peported BIZ T,lsproD,

CnARLEsToS. Feb &CoIroS EA.heI active ., Tie ate a.
II prices; sales to-day, 500 bales.
feb p -CoTToS uncAAnted sales 70 day .6oo bs'e.
SAVANNA Feb .6-CoTToS siet bgi s;.ady; sA- 20 e.y
. bales.
Feb :-CoIroS: sa. today lS5o bales, re market cl,.
ina with al scv6u1lDc .er6srcy
kUcUSTA, Feb &.-COrroS trr sss TO-DAY 500 b,i.s
The marie; closius with upward tendency.
NOBLE FEB % -CorToN steady sA-es Yesterday 2no0
bales. hidelIE, l0c Sales Of week l4C0o t... Re
oeps CT Ae week. eo. sgsrI % so b.es last yea Re-
cspts AZ this Shead Of a.. years 1874 500 bales Sob b.
pcT. sS ooO bales better feeling prevails AMI ne max.
live sale. to-day co bales NideEng a. 10, Gle.
PHILADELPHIA, FEB .a-FLoUR hrm a. Sea Sc So W8Ear
bsyLu;. White 81 siG 81 70 Red 4s9sl so Ryy IN -
mInt e. &c CoRs sc'iye; Yellow a. Sc. Oars ADVANCED
and seirl q: S5.QSic. PosE finn Mess SIS 80 L.ED l2i
Z Sac. WHISKY hrm a. .1GE..
CikcIsSArI FEB .2-FLoUs: sc.ive ,yecrAvs s.n,od
sales zoe bss .: fS 6eGsS ~ for p-rfas. WHIssy
tim 8. 25i- PkoYisioss s1eii tses neeo tsla Ba.oa
hides. ttssiS
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SO l6ll,s57 1884, 4o5l,s

COUNTERFEIT MoSEY.-Lsst evening Detective
Officer Widey received information from private
source setting forth that counterfeit So bills the
Rockford Bank of Rockford, Mass. were about being
circulated throughout the city. Mr.. Crowley, the
operator in charge Of the police telegraph sent dis.
patches in relation thereto TO the various Station
Houses. Tne vignette represents man aud woman
looking at canal boat pass through a lock.
AT an early hour lsst evening sn attempt was inside
10 food the city with counterfeit $40 bills on the Ne
chsnos Bsnk of New-Haven, Conn. According 10
custom the countereters commenced operations in toe
uptown wards, but they hsd not go, nd Of more than
one or two bulls before tue fiSud was discovered A
man giving bis name as George Williams, was sppre.
hended in the Twetteth Precinct and locked up. He
had only one bill In his possessi-p. Clsres Edwards,
coored man, offered Of the bills to c. S.evens
of No. 1855 CANA street, in payment for clo:h cap.
Mr.. Stevens had jast been notified by the police II
regard 70 the frsGd ard the officer who cal ID upon
him WISE in the next store. Edwards wss promptly
arrested and lvasd Up % the Eighth PreciD:. Sis;or-
House.
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NEW-,JERSEY ITEMS.

FATAL ACCIDENT on THE RuLRoAD.-fesserday
afternoon, as the 1 o'clock train from Newark had
stopped At the Hsckesssok bridge to allow the train
from New-York TO pass, two boys, one coorod lad,
were discovered upon the roof of one OF the cars where
they hsd got eisndesnely fo the purpose Of riding TO
Jersey City. The brakeman told them 70 CONS do yn,
when both Of the boys jumped of on TO the other
track. just .. that instant the New-York train came
sweeping by, and both of the boys caught by the
w,catcher and thrown about $50 feet. They were
taken on 10 the train and before Arriving at Jersey
CITY, the white boy died. On their arrival there, Mr.
Woodruff, the Assistant Superintendent sent for
physician and every thing possible was done for his
lief. The oo!ored boy said his nsme was Alexander
YaDderyser, residing at No. % Forsyth street, aud
that Of HE companion was Ftzsmmons Vanderveer
was sent to the Sew-York Hospital. Boys are fire.
qDertiy caogat on top of the cars, ard, allowed to
remain, they would be ap. to bs thrown of and killed
in goirg through Bergen cut, at which place there is
quite curve.
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Nv Telezrapb.

sQUAH, Feb p, suuset-wind Ugh: from n " VI ss''ia
clear -
LONG BRANCH Feb. %, san,tt.-wiHd Ugh. from n WI
weather clear
HOLLANDS Feb %. sunset Ship Confidence ost eeS
Of the bar. Wind moderate fon ". w. weather clear.
SANDY HOOK, Feb g. sunseE-Nothirg 70 ssat ty1sd l.
" ind fresh fron n. n. w. weather clear.
BOSTON, Feb "a Arr ship Beyodino, Psndle.cr CaH'
bsrhs Amsa, Neyin. New Orleans. saiote, Hartman Css
J. C N.cke kickes, ke~Yors briks Napier crop!
Havana Lagrls, Lavender, Cape Hsyaeui J1ss sas'h
Bradley, CsroeDIs-
on WeOcss Hole, 81. N, steamer WIN. Jepir', BssIS'"
for Boston.
NEWPORT, Feb $.-An. brig A. J. Dyer Roger, $. ~
crews for Hewfork schrs Copy, Davis Somerset fof ~
York samuel ~ Smith, Sherwood, A.xsadrA fer ferissai
Amanda Powers Robins, Rocklsrd for New.Yort H. IL
ton Horton Bos.en foI Tsnger r. Z Gallagher, wsaSs,
ior Ianssr EdwNa stanley Ee~coHe Boston for IsSt,
ksDbow, Atwood Boston for NewYork C. C. Comstocs S
IA Bo.toa ier New YORK; s. Baker Doaze Boston ci ns
IoIki r + Vlls,on, Freeman PoyD vn for Soroa
Seymour, Belsy, BosOn for NewY Hill Cnsr y -
Boston for hew.foIk Lien, KID, Rockead for ssSi"''
sloSp u. Borden, Co.li9s Fs River for Nes Yors La.
saied, schr seIeca Finney, BaInstsbe for Se~-TNs'
Bristol Carpenter, Taunton for New York 49,.
CHAREsiO Feb "a The steamship Is.os has AZ o."
with Havana d.ies = FEB % Ness gninpoT,snt -.
sANAHhAH. Feb. 46.-The steamship Aisbams AT = T. "a
bar At 10 O'Clock this morning and a. ber wharf .:
well
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SKINS In pssI oo.s ,..,, q 4. s.s. N..as,.. :, "a

sKISsin Deer oo.e 'As' q al btes As,.n,,s. es 4
~
ssEDs-Ths dsmsrd 10 noor- sc'iye FOR c~r~r A. u. l.
crs al Il - 90 Z, prime A. lfl sNtfsn~ ra,. =
oiiy Is 10 s demand and % olsuiy a. 81 ~ =! Is hs
s. srd as , RCugh fist SEED D. uonrs AZ 81 y b,A
TALLON-Ths market h-Ayy, ,nd he suppy .npe; A..
81 s7a ots of mine a. Ile kough Fst Il d1 a. fs "a.
HCoL-Thc inquiry has been quite limited Tue n.
'ure Of ks week the ugc odens Of Native rseo. ~
Pulled Ncc IN Boston, conPnsUk some 40 900 p, u VIA
po,ed Of he later quality The trsis
vel represented, and hne q1Als sold we'll 10 AT ~.
TIE whole success. sne entirely erpodes the s;se,
the part Of Of the trade ~ keeping hxh rates IRON =
orJ 81 he IevspsP~r prs. Oao and Pennsy IA
blood ss,ony sod A. from asst sud quarter % hsfsss
c..crp.iots Iid6c- Choice ONO PoeS to.se.
Sc and double Gle, whue Ca lorai, ana 10. 49,,
ties Of mixed lots sod a; IS. S 1000 AAb ,o.a "a
a. Sc mos
WHIsKY-Tbs asrks, e b.;;sr re dsusssi s,tys u.,
40 Dbl. - n. as, closing buoysrty
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,esty vs,cs. There va qai;. q number CT ps'-e"'
,,s..n, aud eo,.,dsr.s,e money vas stAksd Oh The
,e.oft. Mr.. Taylor killed the 6fst fo,Hesn 'Tas AID
,issed The ff,eeith ard IN al Lost sI oirds. 10 one
,,.,sree the esp mis,ed fire. but before TIE bird ws7
ont Of reach be was brought dJEn.
Tn;. pieeon.shootiug is on par With rat aid dos
,o,,nrre ard zach Ike manly sports II &c pity the
fellows who induge therein cannot md some hoDest
enp,oynsn,. When brute in hOm.n form spends
hs time in sacb business, the fact strongly sagse7t
i've Of vacancy IN the Peni.eDtary.
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IUARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.......FeAs
Cleared.

se,ustirs- Tto,nss swami Rs nsey, Baltimore, H. Cro
well Co. Ssxouia Ham EheTs, Hamburg kuuhAfet Ca
sbiU.-Cerfi.uc Lewis New Orleans, Wm. Nielsen San
} d. Cooper Cooper. AelbjurIe Hal.or Lore Qaerssa
O'd Doniuicn Johnson Ne~-Orsssns H. Brigham,
rcar,ps fS Cos,er Ms.seiIss, Chamberlain. Pbslps
Co Teresa koste Thomas and Aaaeseo Maitland rAeEs
A Co; Jno Grdeu, Parks Cardsnss, h r Buch Co CAs
Windsor McEwep Port-sBPrce, Becker Graves Qseea
of the fleet, NJ Mullen. Ncwcastlr, Edminston Bio.
Brigs-Jro TAYLOR Nhorf Kings0D II. @. Brookman Co
Gilbert tBr Wiley s. John, ID. r. Devof bayoa Dc Cas-,
tine Licp Ss,ua L. Grand, Brett Son Co. Henrietta: Hel
cen ST Jsgo Mccall Fifth.
Schcourfs-B Burrows Clark, Chsreston, G. H. Persou
Oregon krau.e Washir E.on Aat1et Nj chel; r. C. Knsh
lie elcr Chsrieston, Van BruDt Ssghti George Hsn
Fi-d. Newbern J. s. Davis; Maria Louisa CanmIna Fs
River master; Bergen, Mcgee City Point, ia. Hunter Co
Col sateTiy DAVIS, Charleston McCresiy Mot, Co A.
Smith Smith Win ston Hand Msnhssset Biaks Chsr@s
ton Scranton Tanau; f. II. Abbott Smith, LA7socs wais
men Diuon john Burton, Wilpiuston T.. Posel Ian.
Halsey, Falmouth, Jo A. H. saononi A. Jennios. lAis
Plymouth, jesse Benton
Steamer Delaware, Cope', Phi lsdelphis =. PsriirA
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TuT BERGEs TUSSEL.-The work on this tunre,
which w stopped year as October hss been r.s1Bed
urs.r a new contract by ne.sa Seymour Cumming vh1
are putting large force Of men 10 order 20 complete -
early possible fbs entire IeBgt1 Of The tunnel viii be 400
e There remain 40 fee. Of sold rock 20 D. e1sved
order msle connections with The several shs The tn
deIth will Re lea feet below the suTee IL
In feet hith and 29l feet
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lCKLAND- RlBLET-On Thlrday FEB. q, MI Thomas
Ackl.Eo TO Mi'a Harriet Riblst.
COLE-DAVlDsON-At Paterson, N. J., on Monday Feb q.
BY the Rev Dr. Virgins Mr. Henry w Cole 70 Mns Louisa
M Davidson. -
FAY-RANsOM-on Saturday, FEB. &c, BY the Rev Asa d
Smith D. D. the Rev A q. Fay 20 Amanda h daughter OF
l. t. Ransom, ESQ Of this city
SPARSEs-BoURSE-On Monday, FEB. %, at ST. Paas
Chapel N1rrsania BY Rev. Mr. Appleton Frederick b.
spafies to fsuny. daughter Of c. 8. Bourne
TORBcR-TAYLOR-OA Thursday, Feb u, M. George w.
ToTpeT 10 Mst Anna NJ. Taylor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-01

BRUTAL SPoRr-PicEoS SHoorISe.-A pigeon.
shooting match for 500 side took plioe yesterday
afternoon on the Hoboken Meadoss. John Taylor Of
Jensy City wagersdto shoot forty out of fifty pigeons
On the wing, the trap being placed a, a distance OF
thiysycrc ys,ds ard the birds TO IS. within circle Of
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THE METAL

THE METALLIC TABLET STROP-lnvented by
9so. sAvsDEAs d. Is6-This the genuine article, has
eduAed for producing the ketnest possible edge 20
,sIor Can Of the Subscribers and sole nousor
s5s j. L q. BAUkDERs, No. AstoT House.
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Disasters, &c.

NLVPoET, Feb. 12-The schr. Start, from GoSoes<, =
NewYork, Is ashore PoE, judith, and ,ueed-lS
IrApd ,<a.
KY WEST. FEB 2l.-some rs bales Of cotton haze "a
saved ou bark Mime lBreuep GO Of which ar r..
THE BAKK Indus tBr }, Leslie, from Gr.enooa eoaoa"'
ton. put Lto Fsysl Jan. 49, lsasy.
lrS hs.I. IL L.w~cd Hst :, ea9, sse e's Us'"'~
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IAdyersissment.f
TIE WORLDS OPINION

Met h.v, a., doe .nd proper its Endorsement Of the
@d.Tfu virtues Of celebrated Mrs GARDsERs IsDIAN
.IsIm or LIyLRwoRr HoARgoUND, which cures Coughs
Cses and Consumption, and doing wonders 1t Ia Tor sale at
every dIufgists counter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-01
BROORL wv ITEMS.

VIM. C. Prime will give at the Athenaum tonight
the Arst Of three lectures Egypt and the Holy Lsnd
with illustrations by mics and relics from the laud
q the Pyramids
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IkdverttemeDtl
A. w. FABRR's Lead Pencils, sold at retail BY
.s st,tsonerA At wholesale only by . 100 ,,, .
kpsnsiIp BLBER, sole Agent No. is WlIsmr
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Tie ol fooId n ,se poefessioo Of toe scsused ras
n.v'y prin.ed, nc ira berg stil gst AID sticky.
Iirse d. Jar tl. ON re Fsrmsu BsLE Of LArstg-
bureh klt,red Aom g. bills 90 tie F1Dtr' Back Of
Wexford, r. L. worthless c,rcsrn, w-re ai-o n err
calAu.I las. even iHc ba: 70 sr'esv refe made
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Rpvs,pAs CENTRAL CoSnirrtn.-Ihe 0fgSor
,ss.n of the Republican Cestrsl Committee wa snosE
.s,.,t evening by the election Of the following oinDe"'
S.b,im.n, the Hon. Charles A. Pesoocyi is' WOE
S,s.umsp, Taco. GIsubenskles; ~ wee CnsG0lan'
T.ouss Litter; Treasurer james Kelly; escfe'%fle''
george sp,rrow and ii. t. Cleveland. After the ap-
psinirnsrt q an Executive comTni%es the meeting al
surned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-01
Tn. foIlo-ipe nomin stions were made /:

TEE JoURSEIhEs CARYESTrRs.-A meeting Of
Delegates, consisting Of one from each SHOP oil toe
German Csbiret Makers who are sggneved az the
present low rate of wages met last night at Social
Reform Hall in Grand street. Committee was sp-
peint.d to draw up constitution and bylaws, which
viii be referred for ratification to mass meeting to be
held on Friday or Saturday. The officers of the Asso-
siston ito be called the Cabiret-Makers' Associs-
ton") are as follows: President, H. Bernbs'dt Vice.
President, G. Goedecker; Secretaries, A. Zeissg, X
Nspch and j. Grsdwahl; Treasurer, Frederick Ffoh.
WIS decided that DO more thsn ten hours work daily
shall be done by any of the members. and that a
psnty fee o, ten cents sha be levied for the purpose
Of mutual assistance in case Of the destruction OF toos
BY FIRE. The strike" which was threstened, it ap-
pesIs is sveIted, about threefourths Of the en-
poy ers have raised their wages from ten TO fifteen per
cent
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Receipts Of prednee.....EEs. %.

r, En-. RaIyoaA-29oo bbls Flour, . DO. Whia, lix
h. setter 81 DO Ashe 81 30 LAID 80 do Prsv.o,,
Dressed Hos 80 SIDES L-sher ~ rolls Leather y -.
Cotton II CO. Wool. 30 bags Os's.