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late residence No. 81 Mott street M.px ,,a, ~ a. =
late Thomas Ketcn, Ia the Goth year a. her are
Due notice OF the funes al will appear In
paper.
California papers please copy
sfAkKow.-At Fan NJ ancisco CAL. on Tuesday Januarw
70. WrIIAh EDwAaI' oldest Of William r. and M
garet Sparrow, OF Williamsburg L. l., aged "A wear. :
months and IL days. His Inferred IN "a
Lone Mountain Cemetery, San Francisco.
ssnh-on Wednesday, February 81 after short "
rsss fAafstz BoUGgrr, daughter Of Capt Thomas and
eunhey j. esith aged I3 years
NE fresSS OF the family are invited 10 attend tina
r from the residence OF her parents, No So South
~ ,n street. Brooklyn, T. D., this Thursday morning.
richmond richmond Va, papers please copy
~oar, OF r.-oudoeny, on Wednesday morning, Feb
age. - 'uo 'o'n yeo1 " "
Inc relatives and friends OF the family .ra re.ac,eu
nvHea 10 attend the funeral this (Thursdav, afarnoos
az Tour O'CLOCK from his late residenoe No I1s ri
houston street bs remains win be taken To Tnckahoe
WIsTERs-in Brooklyn, Tuesday eyenng 'I r.,-
20, John WINTERS, sged 81 years
The relatives and friends Of the famNy alan ,hca. -
his sors John. Hugh j., Matthew and Joseph VIM
are respectfully invited TO attend the funeral ~
Thursoay) afternoon, at half past two O'Clock from no
f64 York street.
wnIs-At Port Richmond, 5. l., on Wednesday Pesr.
airy o. REUHES Pr infant Of Palmer B. and Cahsrina
Wells, aged months and 26 days.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfan
invited to attend the funeral this Thursday afernes
at two o'clock from the Episcopal church In FactogV
vile, s. l.
u, wooDs-on Wednesday, February e. after ssvsrs
HIS friends and acquainianccs and those of his brohss
A. . and Is r. Woods, most respectfully invited =
attend the funeral from his late residence No 81 -
Eleventh street, on Sunday afternoon, at two O'Clock
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Markets,
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHBADEI raHA, Fec. ~, 1881.
Stocks firm except Reading Railroad. Pennsylvania
State SIS S8k; Reading Railroad %; Morris Canal 81;
Long Island Railroad, loh Pennsylvania Raroaa, 40.
s'gh exchange New York at par ITO per cent dis
CONT
Esw ORLEANS, Feb 81, 1851.
Coton-sales to-day 10 500 bales: middling uplands,
f0Nc. Ike. Flour duif: Ohio, IS 20, Corn-Mxed,
Sac. CSC Pork dull: mees, SIS 80 Other articles un
changed.
BALTIMORE, Feb. q, 1861
Flour dull ana declined 12hc: Ohio and Howard street
at IS 25, extra, s. 82H. Wheat heavy rcd, 81 rs a
81 80 white 81 40 81 Co. Corn active: mixed 55c. q
SIC. yellow, SIC 60c. Provisions dull: pork,
SIT 26. Lard i0c. Coffee drm at l2Ac 13c. Whiskey
buoyant at I9c. a 19hc
PHnApErFBIA, Feb. 81, 1851.
Flour unchanged at S. 25, Wheat advanced &c &C. !;
sales coo bushels red 81 30 81 35 white 81 As Corn
dull sales 900 bushels at 62ac for old Coaee-Rio
f1Xc. a lSc Whiskey advanced NC. at 1Sc. a &c.,
CISc1sSAr Feb. 81, 1851
Flour firm Mt 81 SIS "a 60 whiskey has advanced 70
1bc. per gallon Mess pork in good demand at SIT. Ba
con firm: shoulders, 7Lc; sides, ghc. f015c Bulk
meats-Prices somewhat sitter, but quotations
main unchanged. Lard dull The money market is un.
HANG
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Tw ACADEMY ON MEDICINE MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENT
TIE Academy Ct Medicine, by recent resolution, has
forbidden It's Fellows To report Its meetings for the daily
press the ground that such publication Is too near
akin advertising their cases. their researches and their
skill This learned body will, however, have omsthng
10 enforce obedience and 70 maintain discipline TOR
ono Of Its most prominent Fellows has been for some time
running about from one city editor to another trying 70
get them to endorse and advertise certain health bill
which be has copcocted and by which. II passed at Al
oany, he hopes to get money. The learned Academy
mus, look into this for advertising health pills and
punr health bills are acts so much alike that 70 prohi
Bit one excludes the other II tho Academy OF Medicine
has any regard for It's consistency for the rcpu
taiion legitimate physicians let Il put stop TO this
puer, Of sanitary By those over whom Il has
any Jurisdiction.
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the Connecticut Republican state Con-
yenufOu

NEw HAVEN, Feb 81, 1861.
The Republican State Convention met in ths CITY
&c day, and was largely attended Daniel p. Tyler Of
Brooklyn, chosen president The usual Committees
were appointed.
X Foster of New Haven, being proposed for Cover.
nor handsomely declined and the nomina
tiop of the present Governor and thereupon Gov Will
Nam A Buckingham, Of Nor wch unanimously noni-
rated, with great enthusiasm
The Convention then adjourned for dinner.
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ALRAsr, Feb II, 1851.
The privilege OF the door was voted 10 Hon Chas. r.
Clark ex member Of Congress
large number Of reports presented variety
q subjects.
The standing committees made numerous reports
private bills.
The following bills were reported unfavoraby:ro re
peal the Excise laws far relates TO New York,
Brooklyn and Albany; to incorporate the Lutheran
widews' Fund Society TO prohibit the Of camphcne
and burrng fluids in dwellings, and hotels.
The following bills reported favoraby TO require
Commissioners Of Excise TO give bonds: to amend the
laws in relation TO the time Of opening the polls at cleo
tons; to amend the New York and Flushing Railroad
charter TO repeal all acts for the payment Of
canal drafts and awards by the Canal Board for the
lief OF nsolvent debtors.
The annual report Of the Commissioners OF EMIGRATION
received.
The Governor returned with his veto the bill TO extend
the time for the collection OF In Oneida county
After warm debate the bill was passed the
Governors veto
The bill in relation 70 capital punishment was then
taken up and debated till the adjournment With out
vote being taken The bill made the specie order
for Wednesday eveoing Of next seek
Adjourned
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HAKtIsBURu, Ia, Feb. Il, ISbl
The Senate this afternoon the first and second
sections Of the Sunbury and Erie Railroad bill then
adjourned until evening.
The House has passed joint resolution appropriatng
$50 900 for the relief OF the Kansas sufferers
The Senate 10 still in session. discussing the tonnage
tax.
The Sunbury and Erie Railroad bill has been passed to
third reading.
Private dispatches read in open Senate night rea
tive to the agreement Of the Peace Conference at
Washington TO establish the Missouri compro line,
caused loud demonstrations of applause from the Sena
tors well from the galleries.
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MARRIED..
CAPN-HEIoS On Tuesday, February %, at the re-
sidence Of the BRIDES father by the Rev. r. c. Putney
Mr.. GEORGE CHAPLIN to Miss DslAIHINB HKSIoa, eldest
daughter Of Captain J Henion.
lpKRsSNE-FRuH. On Tuesday evening, February 20,
by the Rev DIR. Hscox, ISAAC NJ VAN IDEIsrNE Jr. to
ELIzABETH B. FIRTH, both of this city
PAITKN-BRowS.-On Tuesday, February &c. by the
Rev. Mr.. Dickson Mr.. JOHN PATTsS to MARIA IIGfTxy
youngest daughter Of Mr. Robert Brown all OF this CITY
PRARsoN-MAsoN-On Wednesday, February n, by
the Rev Dr. Foss ALEXANDER PEARSON Of New York, ~
SARAH, daughter Of John +. Mason Esq of Brooklyn.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.


Senate.
ALBANY, Feb. 81, 1881
Petitions were presented for an increase Of the duties
on salt.
Mr. HAMMOND, question OF privilege, replied TO
remarks made by Senator Williams yesterday in refe
TO his Senator Hammonds course, and perso
nal remarks followed, during which senator Williams
pressed the hope that be might reach the level Of
Hammonds reputation in that circle. The matter was
dropped after personal reply by Mr.. Hammond.
Mr. MASryE reported, for the consideration Of the SEN
ate, bill TO reduce the fares the New York city rail-
roads.
Mr. Rorcm reported bill making appropriation in aid
Of the state Agricultural College.
Tho bin incorporate the American Missionary Society
was reported favoraby.
The bill for the University Of Brooklyn ordered
a third reading.
INTRODUCED
By J. McIEop MURPBY-For the sale OF the Quarantine
grounds Staten island IL transfers the title OF the
Quar- anne lands TO the Commissioners of the Land Office
who 70 the land for Offices and Residences OF
health officers physicians and assistants and sell the
same lots under certain restrictions
BY Mr.. RAssEY-ro limit the fare on city railroads to
BY Mr.. CosSouY-To exempt New York and Albany
from the operation OF the present Excise also
make cases in which municipal corporations sole
plaintiffs or defends nts preferred in the Supreme
Court and Court Of Appeals.
By Mr.. MASnupx-6reatng a Board Of Metropolitan
mond countless similar the House bin; prevent
fire insurance companies dividing among stockholders
amount greater than tenth Of their capital unless in
possession OF surplus fund in Of their capital
and the proper dividend equal the whole Of
premiums received Of the company
Mr.. KrIr introduced a bin 70 amend the charter Of
New York The bill aoolishes the Board OF Counemen,
provides for Board Of Aldermen and Assistant Alder
men and makes various changes In tho city government
10 take eject January, 1862.
Mr. LAWRENCE moved TO amend the charter of the Long
ISLAND Railroad Company give them exclusive
u the slips and pirs at Hunters Point and at ell the
piers leased from abe city.
The bill to extend the Cbeuango canal was passed by 10
TO IL.
0nmoon OF Mr. MASERas, such part OF the Governors
message relates TO New York city referred the
New York delegation
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Death OF Major Gyvynn, Sc.

NORFOtk, va, Feb. II, 1861.
Major Gyynn, OF the army, died here last night. He
- Snasged In long and toisome service In the Seminole
war and in the West HIS remains VIII be taken 10
lieutenant Colonel Grower Of this CITY, left yesterday
Tor Montgomery 70 join the southern army.
| pock Yesterday and win be lifted out Immediately
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The Overland Mail.

FORT ShiIB, Feb. u, 1861.
through overland mail coach passed. this place to.
day
This mail came through unmolested The seizure OF
the mail before reported at Apache pass about $50
miles west OF ri Paso by Indians who seized the mail
all The stock and grain belonging 10 the company and
broke up the station temporarily. The route along
Apache pass is now protected by company of United
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TsyAray FpascArs Testament do Cesar Girodop'
and eIa Corde Sensible will be played tonight FOR the
benefit Of NJ bertrand, tho director We are authorized
10 state that Mr. j. W. Buckland who has been Tor the
last ton manager Of the Theatre Royal Montreal
will be associated the management of the new French
theatre wslacks New artists will be brought out
from Paris and there is every prospect the
1912 viii be the most successfaI on record.
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ACADEMY MUsIc-DEnur MISS KELLOGG
"Rigoieto,n Of vords very best works-never suf
fcienty appreciated berewas given last night to intro
duce the latest American pra DONNA Miss Louisa Kel-
logg young lady who has received her arcuture alto
gcthcr this country Miss Kellogg is the third Ameri
singer in point Of seniority In the Academy company,
and the fact that Of tho four prime donne at present with
three received their earliest inspirations here proves
Tint the divine art has been carefully cultivated
among US.
Mis- Keilosgs debut 10 long expected was evidently
regarded first class fashionable sensation The beau
snde turned out in full force and made exceedingly
brilliant display The debutawe evidently frightened
the first view Of the very extraordinary present
cd to her inexperienced eyes, and in the Duet
with the baritone could hardly find her voice.
She soon recovered herself and attacked the succeeding
duet with the tenor and the salient aria which follows
It, in wonderfully courageous way The execution Of
these two pieces must be considered test and by II
the singer Ia to be Judged Miss Kellogg sings ad-
mrsbiy WELL she has evidently been well taught and
her school and method could not be improved. She
hacks artistic Inspiration sings mcchancay, and has
deficient In the lower registerthis latter is phaps
her greatest defect. Under these circumstances
II Ia quite impossible 10 make any reliable predictions
70 her artistic future II Is not enough In operate
singer that she should s8g scale execute cadenza
r4rsosve, abe must bave plenty Of voice, dramatic
fervor and musical inspiration. Young ladies' who are
anxious 70 come out may as well keep these facts in
mind. These reflections are altogether impersonal.
Miss Kellogg very warmly received. Her youth,
beauty and retiring manner recommended her TO the
favor OF ladies' the chivaYy OF the mon So sho
had plenty Of applause and no end Of bouquets Her
career commences well, and every has good word
for her. Certainly II is not for us TO dissent We sim
oily what she appears to to be- and leave the rest
10 the public. The opera was generally well done St
gel and Ferri won new laures, and deserved them.
.Ehere will be q matinee Saturday. The programme
ror both events win be found elsewhere.
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Travel at Albany and Troy.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

GNkKNBusH, Feb. ., 1901.
When the freshe OF last week broke up the ice in the
Hudson river between Albany and this place, obliged all
passengers aad mails from New York and elsewhere 70
go through Troy Schenectady and there take the Cen
trial Railroad TO get to Albany. For three days had
male papers from New York and
mails reach us By way OF Troy They are carried via
that place to Albany for distribution, and then back
through the Fame place for delivery.
The Northern Railroad between Albany and West Troy
several days covered with ice and impossible
This the s' day that travellers have not been obliged
to twelve miles out Of the to aud from the New
single boards laid the ice while heavy baggage and
freight still have to 90 to Troy.
Ought not these known facts induce lawmakers to
allow bridge ouiy for convenience, but for safe
" and economy Of time and money! SUBSCRIBER
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RALEIGH, N. G., Feb. Y, 1851.
Everybody In the o, ripe for the election TO
row The Union Club is holding meeting night, and
sber hall Ia crowded Considerable excitement prevails,
~, ,berc are no indications OF row The Compromise
.an,imeut IL running strongly.
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TRhNTos, Foo. 2, ISbI.
The Railroad bill will come up TO morrow in the House.
joint committee OF both houses has been appointed
TO reconstruct the legislative districts
Nathaniel II. Saight, Ct Jersey City, and s a. Gray
day admitted counseors OF the Supreme Court
Of this State.
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PROSPERITY OF THEATRES IN HARD TINES
It is singular theory, but experience bears it
out that amusements flourish best in times Of
great public calamity. There never were such
seasons of dissipation known in the European
capitals as during the periods in which they
were decimated by the cholera. The COM
nercial revulsions by which we are periodi-
cally visited have usually proved favorable to
the prosperity Of our theatres AT the present
time, when destruction seems impending over
our institutions, when bankruptcy is staring
our merchants in the face, and when thousands
Of our workmen are on the verge Of starvation,
the theatres are nightly crowded, to the great
profit and wondernent Of the lucky managers
This fact is only to be accounted for by the
impulse which drives men under the influence
Of misfortune to the use of the brandy bottle.
They seek oblivion for their cares wherever
they can find it, and it is lucky for those who
can obtain it in intellectual and refining
amusements, such as are afforded by the Opera
and the theatres.
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Brooklyn Art-Photograp hic.-Chas. III.
WILLIAMSON, established 1851. Fulton street. opposite
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FokrtANpl Feb. 2T--l2 O'clock mi1night.
There are as yet no signs Of the steamship Canadian
from Liverpool, now due at this port With dates to the
18th.
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HffPs HAIR Dye, 90 Cents, Black or
hrown Depot No Barclay street. and sold by all drug
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
pee The best 10 the world wholesale and retail and the DYE
privately applied, at No. castor House
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Visiting and Business Gard and ParlOr
Photographs-Ffnest Of the ~ pictures for u, by
HOLMES. 396 Broadway.
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The steamer Arizona, from Brazos 25th, has arrived
with Sis 900 in specie.
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MILpNEss OF THE SEAsON.-If our community
Is suffering under the pressure of the hard
times brought upon it by the infatuation and
|obstinscy of politicians, there is one thing
which it has especial reason to be thankful for.
God in his mercy has spared us the rigors of
season at all times exceedingly trying to the
poor, but which, as we are situated at present,
would have visited them with double severity.
There never before, fortunately has been a
winter at least never within our recollection, in
which there has been such general uniformity
of temperature, and that at point which rem
dered the cold very little above that of the
average Of English winters. Consequently the
distress to which the stagnation of business has
subjected our working population has not been
aggravated by the necessities induced by
season of great inclemency. The dominant
party ought TO be grateful for this exemption;
for if we had had winter of even ordinary
severity they would have had professions of
workmen and bread riots to add to the nu-
merous other embarrassments under which
they enter Office.
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Arrest Of Confidence Operator.


Thos. Hasty, young man OF the confidence school,"
was arrested here to-day hsiged with obtaining two
thousand dollars worth Of watches aud jeweiry from
New York firm, by assuming the name Of reliable
trader of Buxton, Maine. The property recovered
and Hasty locked up for an examination.
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QUARANTINE, Feb. 27-Mdnght.
The steamer Matanzas from Matanzas, Is now coming
up the harbor.
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Stefnway Il Sons 0verstrung Grand
and Pianos considered the best manufac
tured warranted for five years. Warerooms 81 and 81
Walker street.
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Drawings OF ths Drta~ Arc S1ats Lot
texfes -W00D, EDDY CO.. Managers ~ the
kEsrucgY MISSOURI
DEIAsARI-2xrRA CLASS u2, Feb q. 1861
62, GO, ~, SO, &c, 10, 81, 70, "a. ., s, 81, Sc.
DELAwARF-CLAss $50, Feb ~. 1851
81. ST. Is, 49, 10. 80, as 81 Ca IS. &c. Ga. H. IA.
Circulars containing soheme@ With full particulars, sent
fires OF Charge ny addressing either TO
1OOb, EDDY CO. Wilmington, ~elA~Are
Or 10 WOOD. EDDY CO.. ST Louis sissout.
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Howes, Hyatt & Co.,
Just received, 5000 cases
Styles reduced prices
In order Southern merchants that desire
their purchases before LIST March, will keep
open until IL O'Clock at night the 9th and 18th
February. HOWKS, HYATT CO.,
IL and IA College place, corner OF Murray street.
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ware Lottr es:-
Sussex Cousrr-0LAss 80, Feb. n, 1851
81, A, So, IA, %, Sc, Is. 80. 20, rs. ~. ~
CoSsoiIpATED LorrERr--CIAss "a Feb ~ mol
55, Al, ~, 40. 80, %, 80, GO, !, IL, H. 70, Ia.
r FRANCE 4 Co,
Wilmington, Delaware
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The continued reputation and immense sale Of
BRANDRETHiS HIS

Immense Sale.
The continued reputation immense sale Of
BRANDRETH'S fILLs
general utility. THOUaANDS GIVEN UP TO DIE HAVE
BEEk RESTORED ny THEN To robus health.
thousands who have been thus best
reliable method
The time 10 at hand when the whole world Will
cede that
BRANDRETH's PILLS
the and purgatve and most certain of
all acute speedy of pas whether
present the head in the lungs in the bowels tn t6.
or bones. And because they always
ABSTRACT ACRIMoNIOUS MATTERS FROM THE
BLOOD,
pain Those having painful affections,
or whose health is feeble should give heed
Sold al rs cents per box With fun directions, at
~ Canal street, and .
No Union square, New York
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Southern Steamship Arrival.
SAVANNAH, Feb %, 1861
The sidewhee1 steamship Augusta, of Mtchefs line,
arrived at Tybeo at ten O'Clock this morning
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Expected Steamer. rroru Europe.

There are no signs OF the steamers Edinburg or
Austaasian, both due OF this point with later European
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Wheeler & Wilson's Improved Sewing
Machines at reduced prices. Oaico sos Broadway
The Ladd Il Webster Sewing Machines
may now 10 had for So at 500 Broadway.