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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-14

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. IL, 1850.
The schooner Red Fox, from Tampco on the 9Th inst
arrived at this port to-day She brings dates from Vera
Cruz to the Soh and from the city OF Mexico to the
26th ultimo.
Miramon was preparing his expedition against Vera
Cruz He had raised the money for the purpose and
concentrating his troops at the Capitol
The liberals propose to march the capital
Miramon starts for Vera Cruz.
promunciamiento attempted the 2si in favor Of
MARQUEE was promptly suppressed.
The steamship Indanola sails Sunday for Vera Cruz
CHARLESTON, Feb, Is, 1850
The steamship Isabel. has arrived from Havana and
Key West 10th inst.
L. Plumb, bearer Of dispatches to the United States
government, was passenger
The Cours correspondent at Vera Cruz writes under
date Of the 4h inst that Cobas with 1000 had been
defeated in Oaaca, and that Morimons expedition against
Vera Cruz is consequently, probably abandoned, The
liberals had reoccupied Colna, San Luis, and
Zacatecas. The church forces had been defeated
Teaseala with the loss OF hundred in killed and
prisoners, and quantity Of artillery and munitions
Vol successfully opposed in Jasco The church party
government Ia reduced to a small extent Of territory
The available force Of the liberals is $4,000 men, Mira
mon by extraordinary efforts had negotiated the sale
of in bonds for $3.50 ooo through Illicit dealing
with the French Minister nine millions Of these bonds will
enter the French Convention as foreign debt
Mr.. Mathew, the English Charge, had presented uL
tmaum, asking full payment Of his claims within eight
days, in default Of which he will demand his
passports. Little confidence was placed In his
sincerity. Senior Ocampo had resigned the Ministry Of
Foreign Affairs TO accept special mission to the United
States and England connected with Intervention by the
former and the recognition Of the constitutional govern
ment by the latter Degolado takes the place vacated
Ocampo leaves the English packet Of the 9Th Of March,
The stock Of sugar at Havana and Aatanzas was 900
boxes muscovado, at reals Molasses arrived slow
l and sold readily at AZ reals for cisyed and 81 reals
for muscovado. Exchange on London 60 days, 13k IA
premium; On New York, az 81 premium
Nothing new from Key West.
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Chicago Democratic Mayoralty Conven-
ton.
Accidents I'm Newark.

NKwARK, FEB. IL, 1884,
Louis Eva, boy aged eleven years, and employed in
Bishops factory at the Of State and Suffolk Streets
while csrelessly stepping shang was caught by
his clothing In the betting and whrled over the shang
His right torn out OF the socket both ,eps fra
tured, and he was otherwise seriously injured.
man named VIM Schweitzer, Residing In The rlaventh
ward last night seriously ured by q stab from his
own father, who, while intoxicated was urged by his son
10 retire 10 bed.
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or Dreeches pocket OF Giossbrenler.
MONEY SENT TO THEIR FRIENDS IN IRELAND
By SERVANT GIRIs.-The amount OF money
sent to their parents, brothTs and sisters, aud
other relatives, by the IRISH servant girls in
this country, may well Astonish the public.
Rev. DR.. Cahill, who is now lecturiag in this
country with so much fclat and success, took
the pains to ascertain the amount sent to Ire
land in q single year. He obtained returns
from the different Offices in this city which
transmit money to that country, and found
that in the year 1859 the aggregate sum
amounted to ST., $780, 00--a million three hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars.
This generosity contrasts remarkably with
the remittances sent home by servants belong
ing to other nationalities. The Irish poor are
famous for their flial piety, love of kindred
and discharge of religious obligations. The
large amount contributed in the last year, as
compared with former years, may be accounted
for by the great increase Of wages, arising from
the scarcity Of good servants, owing to the fall
condition of Ireland. Indeed, such are the
wages which servants now receive, that many
of them dress better than the ladies who EN-.
Dloy them. Those who do not let their love of
merry turn their heads send what money they
N spare to their relatives, either to relieve
their poverty and comfort their old age, or, if
they are young to bring them to this land of
promise.
In this way the money sent out of the coun-
try comes back again multiplied in value. An
hletic man can be brought here for forty or
dollars, including clothes. This man is
rth to the United States at least thousand
cellars, fer laboring Irishman or mechanic is
forth more than negro slave. Population
nd labor are the wealth of nations. Every
migrant, therefore, brought out by servant
girl by the money she earns here brings re-
turn to the country at least twenty fold. In
the Northern and Western States there is ample
scope for the labor of emigrants, who contribute
so largely to build our cities and railroads and
canals, and to develope our agricultural and
mineral resources, as well as to supply hands
for the manufactures of New England. Emf
grafton, in great degree, has made the coun-
try what it is and the Irish servant girls great
ly promote emigration. Let none, therefore,
grudge the money they send away, nor any
throw distractions in the way of free emigra-
ton.
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Married,

Married.
AIzAMoRA-DE WoLr.-0n Monday, Feb. 10, at the re-
sdence Of the BRIDES sister, by the Rev. W. w. Newell
DID,, JUAN ALEXANDRA to KATE N. DE WoIF all Of this
city.
Fow1KR-DE GRovR.-On Wednesday, Jan. 25, E. p
Fowler, NJ D. to Miss HELEN De GROVE both of this city
T1us-HuNT.-On Wednesday, Feb. s, at St. Georges
chapel, by the Rev. Dr. Tying, DKLoss E. TrUs to Miss
ISABEL GREY, daughter Of the late JAS B. Hunt all Of this
CITY,
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Message OF Governor Letcher-The Pro.
posed Southern Conference.

posed Southern Conference.
RICHMOND, Va, Feb Is.
Governor Ltcher sent in message to the Legislature
to day. giving history Of the recquson for Coppie
and denouncrg the dupicty of Governor Kirkwood, Of
the part OF the South put itself in position where
can secure the punishment Of those who offend against its
laws.
The Joint Committee the South Carolina Mission re-
ported the following resolutions the Legislature to-day
Resolved, That the General Assembly Of Virginia. re-
CognzDg In present relations with -savcholdng
states an imperative necessity for decisive measures
not yet msrust the capacity Of the Southern States by
protect the rights and liberties OF the people,
and TO preserve the federal Union For this
purpose We earnestly desire the concerted action
Of the Southern States but the General Assembly respect
all sister States of the South that efficient operation
will be more safely obtained by such direct legislative
action OF the several States be and
proper through the agency OF assemblsge which
ran exercise legislative except to debate and
advise
Resolved therefore, That the opinion Of the Gepera
Assembly, Is nexpedisnt appoint deputies TO the con-
ference proposed by South Carolina.
Resolved That the Governor OF this commonwealth be
requested to communicate the foregoing resolutions
nor Of each Of the sIaveholding States.
Chicago Democratic Mayoralty Conven-
ton.
CHICAGO, Feb. Is, 1860.
Walter Gunner, democrat, was nominated to-day for
sayor. Mccormick and Gilmer who by letter endorsed
Douglas resolutions Of the 9TH Of January at the
springfield Convention, were largely defeated.
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Hon PRICE or NEcRoEs.-On the eth instant at Colum
bia, s. C., there was sold about twenty years
old and her in ant, eight months old on a credit OF
twelve mouths, for 1913. Also about twenty
two years old, with infant nine months Old for 81 go
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The City Of PitU.burg and its Railroad
Subscriptions.

PmADKDPHA, Feb. Ii, 1850
The Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania issued q decree
to-day, comm andng the city councils Of Pittsburg TO
make iai ~ id ample provision for the payment Of the
rea interest due $780, 900 worth Of bonds issued
py sae city of P.sburg in the payment Of It's subscription
70 the charter Of the Valley Railroad.
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A
"A Ever since my Aromatic schiedAn scbnanps the
ced By oioe ists apothecares AUD arIe umbes 81 he
Gin mportaons, pure Bandies Wines and 10 bottle them
with my and give my certificate ling their
tering requests b found impossible to do especially in
Wees owing 10 nigh Europe by short
grape years Happily for the of
enterprise the for the last and the previous
s yss as sas rsses
friends began to solicit me to urnish Brandy aud Wines
hssa 'v0a:
Ws o and am 9S %s ;hs %
bisI experience the s attack. the Sc Of
.sd ibe Of my scSnapps
attained its $ all other
pcson trouble and involve an immense outlay Of capt
cause shsh have 10 encounter The masny and enmy Of
M are the "or and
randy from 1 S%pds their use being
sss 70 e feeble nva or Ssse Whose behalf e%ne.
phs'ciaDs have ged upon me NE importation 81 pure in
ia pis1a
sH ss anS the
am perfectly willing and sasaed to embark In this
sts for and druggists and in The thirty
ss s ay Of T u nsaI s es o wS
Berdy replace pure. unauthorized article.
~hs aih1Ss ms and sea. with
And a ay
France.
Will stake my reputation q man, standing as a mer
chant and tried commercial integrity, that what pledge
and certify to with SEAL label and my certificate
he Union to which my Brandy may be sent have made
with these who have world wide renown the FIRST
Brandy exporters. have selected four eminent firms
who will ship their Brsndes shall designate
ee by other name than Wolfes Genuine ognac Brandy
II TO do otherwise would be useless
ciped persona who ncesssnty engaged N
traffic Of Initiating all valuable articles, would initiate and
adopt cloak unde which sell their compound
OF pcsons the vile impositlons.
Isha also import the best and pures Madeira Port and
Sherry wines for medical These guarantees
| with my seal, my label aud my certificate.
There Ii importer who moro actual experience
and knowledge Of the importing liquor and wine trade
/ do. ] have been engaged In II over thirty years.
placing my Brandy and Wines for sale with AL
druRes1 apohecarses and country the United
States that physicians and private families Will HLd no M
entity procuring genuine Brandy and Wine for medicinal
use. UDOLPaO WOLFE,
~ BeaYAr
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Keep Your Feet Dry.-Br0wer's Paten
Composition makes boots and shoes mpe TO
will last BALI long again For sale every where. Ager
wanted. A. BROWER CO., No. Reade street.
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A Beautiful Com Observation-Disclosures
Pearl for besutyng and preserving the complexion and skin
may be triad gratts q 40 Broadway.
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Likeness OF Tom Sayers.-Vflkes' Spirit
Of this day VIII contain tie only correct likeness Of Tom
Lie Of Jockey; Late London correspondence about Hoe
nan, bis training, the Odds &C., &c.
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A Universal and Safe Sttmulant.
LACTONAH
(Asiatic Balm or spirit of Mlk),
THE WORLDS TONIC CORDIAL.

has no superior.
Removes debility low spirits and melancholy.
Procures sleep when oppressed with wakefulness.
CURES DYhPEPsIA AND INTEMPERANCE.
Dysentery and collie Immediately relieved and cured
An admirable dinner drink.
For sale at No Union square, 29l street. and
druggists, II ~ cents and 80 cents per bottle. =
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The Massach usetts Scientific Agricultu-
raj Convention.
New HAVEN, Feb. 13, 1900.
The attendance and interest at the Scientific Agrcuu
raj Convention increases daily Judge French and Messs
Joeiah Quincy J and Cassus NJ Clay have just arrived
in town. AL Of them are TO lecture.
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Holloway's Puls.-Pure Blood Is Essen
ua 10 health Through the stomach liver and lungs these
edcines act on the circulation neutrazng all impurities
which engender disease giving energy TO the vital organs and
tone general constitution.
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The Riggs Truss and Other New App
papces for piles proapsus ami vArcocela veins
Of the legs AS Broome street.
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire
and burglar proof Safes Isl Broadway, Of Murray
street, New York.
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Fire I'm Canada.

TORONTO G. w., Feb. 13, 1859.
The large woolen and cloth factory near Brooklyn c.
W., owned by Matthewaon Radcliffe, totally destroy
ed by fire on Saturday last. Loss 900; insurance
only q, 600.
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Bachelors Hair Dye, wig and Toupes
fActory removed 70 Is Bond street. Private entrance oy
lsdAs.
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Southern Ocean Steamer Movements.

SAVANNAH Feb. ID, 1850
The screw steamships Montgomery and Georges Creek
arrived here early yesterday morning. 18th instant.
CHARLESTON Feb. 10, 1880
The Uoited States steamship Nashville, Capt Murray,
from New York, arrived here a. II o'clock Saturday
night
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acknowledgements the only Mildew
reduced.
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DR.. Mersh Continues TO Apply his Radi.
81 Cure Truss WIZ eecing permanent cures Of
hernia o. rapture MARSH CO. Ne. vM0 street. n. 7.
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Twenty.four Photographic Lfkenesses
for 81 perfect OF the art at HOLMES gallery BIS
Broadway.
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HIPS Hair Dye, Fifty Cents, Black oI
gists.
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wheeler & Wilson'S Sewing Machines.
Once bOs broadway, New York.
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For Sale In st. Louis, MO.-The Stock,
Fixtures Good WIN and four Lease Of first clsss retail
hat fur and strAw goods Store doing eood and
profitable cash trade and competition in the city with
stock conducted Terms 900 cash. balance
six and twelve months tme None need apply who
furnish the above amount in cash For further particulars
inquire Of A. W. g. COM6TOCK, 81 broadway.
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the fight for Speaker. On the last ballot De-
frees received 80 votes and Glosbrenner 80.
Necessary to choice, 92 Mitchell seems to
be nowhere, unless he is hid awayin the bosom
or breeches pocket of Glossbrenler
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Fatal ACCIDENT
CHArHAx Feb. Feb. Is, 1860.
unknown man was instantly killed by stock train
on the Western Railroad, while walking the track
Undertook station, at about seven O'Clock this
evening
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Cristadoro's Hafr Dye, Wigs and Tou-
peesThe in the world Wholesale and retail and tho
dye privately applied. Asor House.
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SINCERE Sewing Machines, for Families,
tAors and all manufacturing purposes unequAled They
capable Of doing mora work and Of earning money
than any machine market The family machines $50 and
S76, Aro att noting universal attention.
In SINGER CO., 4t8 Broadway, NY,
I60 Fulton street, Brooklyn
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a Of having been received BY the pro
prfetors of HO6TETTERS STOMACH BTTTERS that their
celebrated restorative extensively countereed we
recommend the thousands who daily applying for al The
they buy bea upon s label fac sme Of The propsetors
embossed the glass Of tho bottle. Impressed on he
Of the cork remedy for feebeness debility In
ery nervousness, mper ect digestion and for all the aim
cues incident every crisis female life Hogeers Bter
the celebrated Of the preparations similar pur
uOu he world.
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We beg call the attention Of clothing obbe fora South
and Western cities to sxtensve stock of low priced
and medium clothing suited their sde which we are pro
pared 70 otter ON the favorable prices.
DEVLIN. HUDSON CO,
258 269 and go Broadway.
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Defiance Salamander Safes-With Pa.
tent powder proof looks and Also and burglar
proof sdeboard and paror Safes Depot s. street.
corner Of College place. hobart n PATRICK.
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Ladder FurS, Fashion Hats, Skating
Caps-WHTTE. Halter, No 16 Broadway opposite 81. PAUL.
church. -
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THE FIHILY aRRlLD.

Moveuaemts OF the British and American
Abolistonists-1xr. Brtght's Speech on the,
Three Great Powers-rhe Loss or the
stsamship Northerner-The Latest News
from CaIff0rnta-LocaI News-Ma1ket
Reports, &C., SO.
In the FAMILY Herald OF Wednesday next VIII DO
found account Of the Movement Of the British and
American Abolonss I'm England and the Confessions Of
Fred Douglass and Miss Remond; The Great Speech OF
Mr. Bright Manchester, England the Three Great
Powers Of the World England, France and the United
States An account Of the Loss Of the Steamship North
erner with the Names Of the Crew Passengers Lost
and Saved The Latest Intelligence from California; The
Arrival Of the "Benca Boy" in England-His Reception
and Interview with Tom Sayers; Obituary Of William T.
Burton, the Eminent Comedian; All the Local News Of
New York and Vicinity Of importance; Reports Of the
Cattle, Provision and Money Markets. and Ill interesting
news Of the preceding week.
Tnks-e2a year: four cents O single CODY. Subsorip-
tons received .: the once northwest corner Of Fulton and
Nassau Streets New York Single copies for sale u the
counter and BY al agents Advertisements inserted
at the usaal HRAID rates
Drawings or France, Broadbents & Co.'s
susss1 oouNry-olAss 81, FEBRUARY Is. 1860.
HCossouDlrrD Lor1rs1-CIAss Mrs.. F.sauAxT u.s. 1880
80, IS, So, IA y, ". %, 70: SO, SS, y, 4s.
Aanager.. wamngon- Delaware.
Drawings OF the Delaware State Lotto
riss, WOOD, EDDY CO., Managers
DrlAwARz, GEORGIA. .sxryC.r. AND MISSOURI STATE
DrAwAHs-HxrRA Class No., rs FxsRuARr IS 1850.
DElAwARl-CLAss No "a, FEssyAnI Is, 1850:
20, IA, So, 60, 10, -, 49, 43, IL, AZ, s, 80, 81.
''''''' %o6 S. Co. D.w.
Omclal Drawing OF Hodges, Davis d
Co.'S Consolidated Lotteries Of Georgia.
- ~ an CLASS ~ fLssunRx lS' 1890; -, 20 a.
Prizes cAshed At bos broadway. Circulars sent free.
HtD0Es, DAVIS CO., Managers Macon, Ga
O. A. Btlls, Exchange and Commission
Broker No. n6 Greenwich street n B-Przes In all legal
tied lotteries cashed.
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Something New.-A Hemmer, Tucker,
Yeler Binder and Gauge combined iss patented Simple
hemnE any width aud thickness OF Goth either applied
70 any sewing machine By any one In . few minutes.
RETAIL PKiCR Is; LIeERAL DISCOUNT to he TRADE
paid. Send for Z circular.
UNIVERSAL HKNKER COMPANY. ~ Broadway.
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BArry's Tr1c0pher0uS II the Best and
eheapss arse for dressing, beasfyng cieanng curing
preserving and resnrtng the hair Ladies, try t. SoA By Al
drugEOD.
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OMcasl Drawing OF Hodges, Davis &
Co.'S Consolidated Lotteries Of Georgia.
CLASS G2 FEBRUARY Is, 1900
65, 60, &c, H. 49, 81, a. 49, 49, Is, SO, So, Is, 25
HCD4Es, DAVIS CO., Managers, Macon, Ga.
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Clothing JObberss

o. A. Bills, Exchange and COmmtssion
Broker No. H6 Greenwich street n B.Przes In all legal
txed lOkferian
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A sTONIsHIEGLY CHEAP sEGARs-rROW 81 TO go
"A per thousand. Wholesale dealers procure great
bargains o. CHEEKS, II Broadway,
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delaware LOttertee:-
Susslx CouNry-CtLss 81, FlsRuARv Is. 1860.
20, 8, u, 80, Is, 81, &c, 2, 40, SO, rs, 50.
HCoNsolIDArED LorrERY-CLAss NINE FEBRUARY Is 1850
80, As, SO, IA, IL, ~, %, IS, SO, 63, IL, 46.
FRANCE, BROADBENTS CO.,
Managers, Wilmington. Delaware.
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THE LOST DEEDe-AN OLD FASHIONED LOVE
i Story, NOW READY in the NEW YORK LEDGER,
The LEDGER al;o contains paper on LORD NACAULAY.
from the private correspondence Of the Historian Wik
the Secretary Of State and the Usual entertaining variety a
other original matter, ~ = - -
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H,HE LOST DEEDs-AN OLD FASHIONED LOVE
L Story, NOW READY IN thv NEW YORK LkD0nR.
The hEpShR .sa contains PaPer on LORD MACAUtAY.
from the private correspondence of the eminent Historian with
the Of State and the uHual entertaining variety OF
other original matter.
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THE LOST DEEDs-AN OLD FASHIONED LOVE
i Story, NOW READY In the NEW YORK LEDGER.
The LEDGER also contsins gspsr on LORD MACAULAY.
from the private Of the eminent Historian with
the Of State and the usual entertaining variety Of
other ORIGINAL matter.
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THE LOST DEEDS-AN OLD FASHIONED LOVE
i Story, NOW READY in the NEW YORK LEDGER.
The LEbG Err also contains paper on LORD MACAYLAY.
from the private correspondence Of the eminent Historian with
the Secretary Of State and the usual enternr variety Of
9TH or inal m
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THE LOFT DREDS-AN OLD FASHIONED LOVE
Story, NOW READY IN the NEW YORK LEDGER.
The LEpGER sso contains paper on LORD MACAULAY.
from the private correspondence the Historian Win
the Secretary Of State and the usual entertaining variety of
other original matter. - -
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THE LOST DEEDs-AN OLD FASHIONED LOVE
L story, NOW READY in the NEW YORK LEDGER.
The LEDGER als9 contains paper ON LORD MA0AULEY,
from the private Correspondence the eminent Historian
the Secretary of State and the usual entertaining variety
other original matter
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THE LOST DEEDS-AN OLD FASHIONED LOVE
j Story. NOW READY in the NEW YORK LEDGER.
The LEDGER also contains paper on LORD MACAULEY.
from the private correspondence OF the Historian
the Of STATE and the USUAL entertaining variety Of
other original matter.
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i HAMPERS WEEKLY,
Published he 18th OF February.
Price FIVE CENTS
VIII contain the First Journey
THE UNCoMMERCIAL TRAVELLER;
An OCCASIONAL series q Journeys
From proof sheets purchased from The AuthorJ
Also,
The commencement OF
THE MISTRESS OF TIE PARSONAGE.
By ELLA RODMAN,
new serial story Of America Life illustrated BY Homer
Also,
The c0ntin uation OF
BANKERS
BY FrTZ HUGH LUDLOW
illustrated by McLeuAn.
w1Kn cor11fss NEW STORY
THE WOMAN IN WHITE.
illustrates, Ss y AcI'ensn.
large number Of Illustrations articles Of interest
TO-DAY Aa. on ....s,...a ..,.. Of
r. W. STRONG, IS NAssau street
VALENTINES
In greater variety than end u 10 eveyboAy
DeAes shouh not nB the Opportunity secure what
sail and ysld sucA splendd pruhts
CAN and e1amAne u % Nasnu streek
TTGKYUL IN ALL FAMIIIrS
~ HK0EMAN& co % BENzINE, which removes paint
spots grease d. and caeanses Roves, silks ribbons Ae,
equal new witht " sAghes injury 10 color or fAhsto
Sold BY all dYagx9k- = cents Der bottle