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for matt locks, keys, scales and firniture, $15,000; fa for wail Jopredations 4nd special agents, $75,000; for mi laneous puyapent*, *200,000: for postage Had meen o 1 Biamped envelopes $100,600; for a new edit on of the Post Otiice law apd regulations, $15,000 Section wo provides for the deticiences of revenue in the Poet Oftlos depirtme it for the year ening June 30, 1869, by appropriating for tbe sume $8,828,700. Section three enacts that if the Post Othee reveave sbail by insufficient to defray the appropria- hous of section one, the deficiency at the expiration each quarter of the’ fiscal shail bo paid from the ‘Treasury, The total amount ‘opriated is $19,600,000. After wuch disouseion the third section was stratk a out, and in lien thereof was inserted a ection proved that the gum of £ix miilions of dollars be appropriat. from the treasury to meet the deficie of the fi Year commevcing Jaly 1, 1859, but that the Postm iste Shall in po event expend or incur any liabilities wuatever — cae appropriations for the current fiscal year. dow About six hours were spent in the disougsien of the bill and amendmente thereto. The debate was un\uteresting, and much confas on pro- yailed throughout the proceedinga, AD additional section, reported by the committee, was . sMopted, providing that the Postmaster Genera! report at the comtnencement of the next session what postr aves ‘have not paid one baif their coat; also that he report oa What items of the department generally the exp nses ‘may be reduced. AD amendment offered by Mr. Broderick was ad» ea r doing the saiary of the California mail agent fr $5,000 to $1,600. Mr, Wuaon amendo’ by catting down most of the mis- cellancous items, as atvertising, mail bage, wranpin: per and poet office blanks, making a total saving of ove 000. In reference ‘to the blanks, he said ie know a case where Mr Ric*, editor of the’ Pennsyloanian, ha! @ contract for privting ‘blanks for $40,000, which coat him Waskita 86, ae the profit being divided, fifty per cent to the ton Union, uve por cout to Mr. Apploton, Secre- tary of eortite: and ‘three per cent to a Paper published ia ‘the iptereat of a momber of Cor ‘80, it is {due to the Senate and to the country for the Senator to Jay hia infor- matign before them. Mr. Wirson reiterated the statement, and said that Mr. Rice hmeelf bad gaia 80, apd moreover shat the arrau; _ ‘ment was with the cognizance of the President of ‘United States. Mr. Cameron said the matter was 0 notorious that everybody, excopt perl the Senator from Virginia, must kuow all about it. . Rico was until recently a creature of the President’ , but. they bad a quarrel, and ‘be went about blabbing all ‘about it, Mr. Mason—Did Mr. Rice tell the Senator so? Mr. Camuzon—The way to get this information is to ap. point a committee of investigation, or sue me for saaaer, and that will brivg the evidence, ‘Tam responsible for all i bere or elaewbero. Just briag here Billy Rice and the jent. They know al! about ft, and I thiok my colleague kvows something about it too, Mr. Mason—Did Mr. Tice tell you so? Mr. Camznron-—I do vot speak to Mr. Rice. Mr. Wason—tben you bring here the rumor and bear. gay of the country to make these grave charges of fraud? Mar, Bioren said, wantover extravagance thore aight bo In the printing of taese blanks, be could say that the whole was executed in accordance with law, and the prices were fixed by law. Mr. Bigler hen explained the detaiis of the affair, and added that his colleague was Bcarcely justified in these imputations on the President. Mr. Jonnson, of Atk., while considering the prices for printing those biauke too hig, could not believe the im- tation cast by the Sepator from Pennsvivania on the Presi resident. He hod no doubt that the Senator himself be- Heved tt, but he (Johuson) could pot give it credence. Mr. Caaenox said, to show his sincerity, he would move for a committee of inquiry. Mr. Wilson’s amendment was then adopted. ‘Mr. Iverson propoeed to add a clause tothe bill in. creasing the rate of postage from three to five conts, for ‘the reason, as be stated, that the Post Routes ill, to ‘which was'added a zimilar provision {s an unimportant Dill, which the Houre, if adverse to raising the ies ‘would lot fall to the ground, whereas they could not meh! over tbis appropriation. eas 19, pays 27. At vail pact iwelve o'ciock, on motion of Mr. Gramy ‘the Senate adjourned by Yeas 28, 23, pays 17. House of ‘Representatives. ‘Wasuinaton, Feb. 23, 1859, Mr. Reagan, (adm.) of Texas, made a personal explana. tion relative to a dialogue between himself and Mr. Bryan, ‘his colleague, involving a question of veracity. After the Polloquy bad been continued somo timo this morning, ‘Mr. Reagan asked whether Mr. Bryan intended to impute disHonorable motives to him. If so, then they would know ‘where they stand. Mr. Bryan, (adm.) of Texas, in reply sald, among other things, if his colleague was aggrieved ho knew where he could right the wrong. He should not shelter himself ‘under any constitutional provision of his State. He was Feponsible here and elsewhere for what ho said. Mr. Reacan charged his colleague with having sought to place him in the light of not being a good Southern ‘man; but he (Reagan) bad always professed to be a na- tional man, repudiating all sectionial heresies and fanati- ‘cism, whether coming from the North or South. He would ‘ever resist all violations of the moral or etatute law to Duild up political or sectional parties. He had once gone througn the ordeal, and was ready again to meet the people of ‘Texas on this issuc. ‘There was much exciement prevailing during this col- Joquy. ‘TOE NAVAL, APPROPRIATION BILL. The House took up the Naval Appropriation bill, and concurred in Mr. Sherman's amendment reducing the ap- propnation for repairs, armament, equipment, fuel and mp from €3,100,000 to $1,900,000, by 122 against 65, ‘The amendment reducing the appropriations of $1,192,- 000 for the ten navy yards to only $1,800,000 was’ con- curred in by 58 majority. ‘The bill was then passed. ‘THE RALSUE OF TREASURY NOTES. Mr. Puxtrs, of Mo ,fvom the Committee on Ways and ‘Means, ‘asked leave to report a bill to revive for two years ‘he act authorizing the Speed notes. Objections were made, when Mr. Phelps moved a sus- Pension of the rules. ‘Not carried—93 against 108. ‘THM MISCELLANEOUS APPROPRIATION Mr. Pairs moved to oo — ‘ofthe Whole on ‘the Miscellaneous Appro jon bill. Mr. Covonr, (opp.) of Pa., inquired whether it would be 4n order to offer a tariff bili as an amendment to that billf ‘The Srraxer replied that the Chairman of the Comumit- {ee of the Whole on the State of the Union would have to determine that question, as it would come before ‘Mr. Phelps’ motion was ee to, Mr. Wasesuase, (opp.) of Wis., moved to strike out the Stem of two huncred and fifty thousand dollars for con- tnuing the survey of the Atlantic and Gulf coast, which after debate, was A Mr. ee Ratt, (adm.) of offered an amendment, which was ruled out of order, reviving the tariff act of 1816. ‘At twenty minutes past oleven the committee rose and reported the bill, with amendments, to the House, ‘TIME PUBLIC PRINTING. Mr. Gro. Tarzor, (adm ) of N. x: from the commit. tee appointed to inv ta the accounts of the cme eas of Public Priatiog, made a report. The committec say that the books are so negligently and kept that it is impossibie to arrive at any dofinite Knowledge of the business done LE. bo poy oem in some instances appear when su Pot the cae. Considerable sumon have been collectod on the same under the direction of the present auperintend- ent. Tho certificates issued for engraving and litho- graphing do not agree with the accounts kept + the par- ties who did the work. They oxhibited their books, and swore that they had been paid for all the work done. Their books show the amounts received by them; yet it appears that certificates were issued to several parties for mounts than appear on the books. In one car ere Was ifference of $10,000, and in another of over $6,000, the difference being against the government. Tue paper accounts do not agree. Several hundred reams are ‘unaccounted for, The committes say:—*' Infact there ap- to hava been a ringular fatality ‘about the books. Fhe" oon ected with those matters * but wold ‘be ¢ explained ‘and none entirely report that the @ combination for reater The facts show conolusivel the purpore of compeliing all the costractora to pay in some way for their contracts; that this was the general there ex ex Belief ainovg the contractors, and the payment for the —— ber in the way of Joans, commission or per ce a8 a8 general a8 the belief. The contractors’ found it’ peousuary to employ certain agents in Washington te ae to their business, and had to pay them largely ey got work Asa goneral thing, thoy say thoy aa motbaae thee ir, Seaman was interested in matter, Dut that they got no work until after they, eimployed par. Wcular parties. The contractors were ail Ky forced to employ the same agents, although they had no previous oe with them. The paper contractors ona a the public printer to act as their a which they paid him about threo as rs ” nalt per centum. Tho printer employed a ‘do bis little work at a salary of $1,000, while tho Bo — for doing nothing from $6,000 per annom. The engravers forscanae to their advantage to omploy the Py printer to act as ove pase, we os their interests, ‘and ri obsive the mobey, 09 sas yO00 ines bao hone, ey traced between $36,000 Pond $45,000 into his direct to which last sum was given by way of Joans, still remaining unpaid. A small portion me, dow by the contractors as per centage. agroemet pay two in favor of Mr. searnah and ooo in favor of the printer, but found the ono tpeluding the largest sum broken ‘by’ reason of the refusal of one \esatrestore. Ta Whe secon caee ihe inomey Was Rdg wo we A aoe! but to other parties not known to third contract for tweaty per the “Com- ascertain it was he oh ee ‘The pag ‘ae rod to, Be | contracts going h Mr, Seami's of- bo) Sete pede d ee my in the o: forces them to tho conclusion Bome {ntio ‘Confidential relation existed between Mr. Soam: 32 pri Parties involved, and that they were no! ino: Fant a te eee eee ee 1 Lio ‘facts foun: committee constrained submit following pan Oe the hag ornare 0 of the Tone = ‘That A. G. Beaman, late Superintendent of Pu Este: eee aS al of the act i We act ap, Leth day of ie a 133, ved, That the coun be cortided to by Clerk of the HH ; b- Ay ne Higue ot ryosniaen aad ment to Ancendiary Fires. Boston, Fob. 28, 1899. ‘The Cold Spring House, an wnoccupicd hotel in Rox- bury, Was nearly destroyed by fire inst night, Losa about five thousand dollars; insured for two thousand. Two other smaller incendiary fires occurred in the same city during the night, AFFAIRS AT THE STATE CAPITAL, Our Special Albany Despatch, qnoviind AMONG THE INVESTIGATING COMATIRE MEN—VMNO MESSAGK FROM GOV. MORGAN —THP rewauan® 48YLUM—THE Oa8E OF THK QI ARAN- TINE INCEWLABIES—THE QUARANTINE DAMAGES, ETC. Atnayy, Fob, 28, 1859, Senator 0. B. Whésle.* this morning entered « vomplaint that the select comaritixe Of which Senator Loveiuad ig chairman refused to baue subParnas to bring forth such Witnesses as Mr, W, devired to Sustain his charges. Ho offered a resolution in the Senate compelling the issue of such mandatory document. He stated thats Mr, Eaton was a material witness, but Ker could @ot be procared. Mr. Lovelsmd stated that Mr. Beton was also a witness to be called efore the standing bivestigating lobby com. mittee, ahd as his presence way required before thar committee, he (Mr. Loveland) thought it was an unnéceseary expense to sehd’ twice to War- ren county for Eaton, when one gubpana would euillco, There is mo doubt now that Scasor Loveland would never, even “ina joke; have orgi- Hated thi “ tempest in a teapot,’ had he imagiac’’i would have produced a hundredth part of the excite ment among the pooplo that it bas; nor would ho have perpetrated the ‘joke’? of roforring the lob- by portion of his Excellency’s message to the Com. ‘mittee on Public Buildings if be had entertained tnd Toast {dea that the State treasury would have been made to auf- fer to the tune of thousandsof dollars. It is high tirte this farce was closed. ‘Tue principal actors in it have been produced before the foot lights. The people know who they are; and it is also certain that if any bribary was com- mitted with the of tho Albany Bridge law, that wot one of the individuals whose names have beea brought be- foro the public would have been entrusted with a dollar’s worth of bribety facilities, or heen permitted to know any~ thing about it. ° Souator 0. B Wheeler, though honest, sin- port dapat gti in this matter, is very likel ely wo discover, in the end, that certain interested parties havo been puliiug wool over hia eyes for the purpose of making somobody else pea py wiped freely. It is now perfectly evident, aye, certainly evident, that this investigation, lke ail ovkers of a similar character, will end in smoke. The members of the lobby are too astute, too acute and wo well acquainted with jobs of this character to open their wincows to the public. Teend Gov, Morgan's frct veto monsage, The habitual Practice of petitioning the Logisiature annually, by cer. tain portions of the State—not the poorest, eitner—ssi- ing furttior time in which to pay taxes, baa become chro c, There is no necessity for it. The collectors bave Abundant time, and should be mado to do their duty promptly, instead of obtaining indulgence by which the te treasury is deprived of the mony from four to six s longer than necessary. We commend the Gover- bor iu Wis atiempt to arrest the evil. Tais is a cop} Stare or New Yorn, Exxcortve Derarrennt, ALDANY, Feb, 24, b T return herewith, withont my approval, the bill eatitied “an act to extend the time for the collection of taxes in the city of Oswego and in the several (owns in the county of Oswego. and fa inne rg and Rotterdam, in the county of Schnuectady.”” nous whieh Induce mé to withhold ay sigauture from tis bill are indicated in the followlug passage frow my annual message to the Legislature: “Ithns been for several years the custom for certain eon ties to make application to he Legislature to extend the ti 4 for tbe collection of taxes. which applications bave usu been grante’. "Being only partial, tye operation ie necessarily unequal, and ought to be discouraged and discontinued.” If there really existe any intriasic ditienlty in collecting the taxes within the time now preacri s general act eclarging the time should bo an eud be put to local and spectal legisiation of tile ‘nee ture. T am not prepared to say that reasons do not exist for ‘such a change. Should such a change, however, the law ehould contain astringent clause forbidding ge of the money collected by the and should pro- vide for the inore speedy payment of taxes into the ireasury of the State ‘The time was, however, extended for ® month throughoutthe State, except in a few cities, by a general law peased in 1867 and ‘alll In force, and strong reas ms should Exit to lend to another change so soon, 1 feelsconsdent, how. ever, that the difficulty in collecting tixes is in very ‘many gates rather accident than meceasa {hat applications for extension of tn by law, > 6 nearly always have their origin inthe naslect of dut on the part of some of the officers cuarged wit oreollection of the taxes, or in au tndispoaition rather than am inablily to pay within the time requi Tecan perceive no reason why officers should be See ea fo such ene Oy, the intervention of the Le- pista be left to answer to the people, eta wisom they directty derive ete, powers. Undar any cir cumstances ft is my deliberate futention, so far as is properly ee province, to hold every officer, of every nature, to and carefil com with the constitition anc a carefil compliance with the constitution the pay without rose the practice which may have hitherto prevailed, or BY the temporary inconvenierce which such a course may, pechabe. at first cause to indivi duals. lam fully satisied only by this course can regu larity and econemsy be restored and maintained in our system of government. Tite indisposition to 8 taxes within the time required by Jaw dors not extend to the great i038 ofthe com Meo in moderate clres #do not, as a general thing, ask for Or avail themselves of delay.” They know when tbe taxes wee due, and are prepsred ty pay punctually. But those in more prosperous ircumlanoes, who ean, if becomes nsces- sary, pay Bt avy time, frequently neglect or postpone pay. meni. to the Inst moment; und itis for taelr benet, or for thks of some town or county efficer, that these applications are ‘Reneratly made in those cases tn which-they are not caused Dy he neglect of duty already referred to. spt nicrtaining theae views, Lum compelled to return the bl Jion to the Assembly, tn which it ory EDWIN D. MONGAN, The bill and message were laid on the table. ‘The Senate had under consideration a bill to assist the Inebriate Asylum over on the Southern tier. The original Proposition was to obtain a couple of hundred thousand dollars diroctly from the State treasury; but upon making inquiry at the doors of the vaults, it was discovered: that the Siate funds are missing. So to-day another pro position Was offered, whereby ten per cent of all liccnse moneys paid 1p tho State for ike privilege of selling whis- key in the natural state and colored into“ Coguac”” shali be given to this Inebriate State College. Senators Diven, Mather and Truman advocated the Mesers, Hubbell tor W. A. Wheoler proposed believing that, if necessary, te people would be willing 10 pay a stain the’ institution. The subject Foy alsposed of, but wil’ be taken a Up again directly after the Cuba resolutions are dis} ‘The bill to try Richmond ei “offenders in Brooklyn or New York was up in the Houee iG reors morning. Mr. Jobnson, of Delaware, read acarefully propared paper againet the “Quarantine facendiaries,”” urd wee replied to by Mr. Christie. It will consume considerable more time before the bill is disposed of. Lawyers disagree upon the proposition to take offenders from their own county for indictment and trial, before the Layee y tek is made in the county where the alleged offences are charged to have been committed. Mr. Morris reported a bill this morning authorizing the Governor to appoint three commissioners to assess the Quarantine damages by fire. An appeal from their report may be taken to the Supreme Court, but no further; its decision shall be final. This is done in order to ascertain tbe amount of taxation the Legisiature shall impose upon Richmond Cogn | for the damage incurred by the incen- diaries. The bit ‘oviding for the pay of twenty thon. sand dollars out of the State treasury to reimburse Gov. King for his payment of troops has become a law. NEW YORK LEGISLATURE. Senate. Atpayy, Feb, 28, 1859. Mr. Exy (dem.) reported complete the bill relative to reorganizing the Health Department of New York under medical officers. ‘The bill was ordered to o (bird reading. The bill was considercd 1a Commitiec of the Whole and laid on the table. The bill to amend the act relative to the Peter Cooper Tngtitute was passed, Mr. Ev invroduced a bill to authorize the Northwestern Dispensary to raize a loan of $20,000 to crect # building. EVENING SESSION. ‘The Senate only was in session this evening. ‘The consideration of the resolutions relative to the pur- chase of Cuba was postponed until Friday evening. During the remainder of the session the bil! appropriat- ing eixty thousand dollars for the relief of the Stato Inebrinte Asylum was discussed in Committee of the Whole, and cious Lsinioe | ‘ai it. No other business of importance was transacte Assembly. Awnany, Feb. 28, 1859. Mr. Monmis, (rep.) from the Judiciary Committee, re- ported a bill to provide for an assessment upon the people of Richmond county for the damages incurred by the destruction of the Quarantine buildings. It authorizes the Governor to appoint three commissioners, who are to notify the authorities of Richmond county of the time of holding thelr meeting. They are then to meet and take testimony and appraise the damages, Their report is to ‘de published, and within a certain time any person in- terested may aj I from the VE: to the Supreme Court, the deci of which isto be final. The amount of the damages is to be a lien on Richmond county, and is to be fm forthwith by the Comptroiler. Mr. Morr a bill to allow administrators th. bail to app i a to the court the same as heirs, and to fooy A hing up of administrators’ duties undor wi ‘The resolutions by the Senate, reorganizing the Judiciary of tbo wore reported favorably 10" the ‘ouse. ‘The Governor returned, with lis veto, the bill to ex- tond the timo for the collection of taxea in certain towns in tho State, = the Cage hs that oy pap such a erpone wea taproper. He ere rea- om for an extension law i abould spply wo the whole SAS pores. (rep, introduced @ bill to authorize the construction of a railroad in Grand etree: and other streets iw Brooklyn. ‘Wr. TOMLINSON introduced a bill Li Bin the Nicepao power of i to the Mayor an non. On motion of Mr. rh wath the Rogistry law was made the spectnt order for Friday, at 11 A. M. ‘. int jJuced a bill to extend the time for the Pe ed teated to cbvinte herd difficult; hans sean 4 of the Governor's veto. Mr. Canin @ bill for Laid on the Kansas News. St. Lous, Feb, 27, 1869, The Leavenworth Tomes has advices from Denver City to the 2d inst. Now and valuable discoveries are reported at Vaaques Fork, ten miles from the Denver claims, Tho claima were being rapidly taken up, and largo accessions to the population wore coming from California, Utal and New Mexico, The winter had beon very mild, tand the Indians wero numerous, but peaceable. any more. NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 1859, Contradictory Reports from Mexico. ‘The Family Herald, Panapsurma, Fob. 28, 1860," A deepatch from Now Oriem* U* “tae theeioned the repott that the Evglish veis@so » sero ine sre aot, and aleg etated Wate force Would be Ianded from the Fogityh anf French ves *lé Protect lives and property of the aubjects ef their respec- ive nations, unleas Miramon guaramReed thetr safety be- fore attacking Vera Cruz. Later from HBavane. Cuaniatron, Fob, 23, 1869. ‘The steamebip Isabel has arrived here, wha Havana dates to the 26th inst. News unimportant. Utica Mayoralty Nowtaation. Unica, N. Y., Fe. 28, 1869. Mr. Charles 8. Wilwon is the democratic nominee for Mayor in this city. Burning of the Utica Theatre, Uno, Feb. 28, P00. Om Sunday morning the theatre im this city wat de- stroyed by fire. The thentre cost $19,000, and wae in- sured for 35,000. It was owned by Mr. Roth, of Troy ‘The Ball of the Boston Light Infantry. Boston, Feb, 28, 1859, ‘The ball of the Bostow Light Infantry, at the Boston thentre, tonight, is one of the most brilliant soctal gather- ings that bas ever taken place here. Governor Bamks and Stef, many of the high military officials of the Stote, offi- cere of the army and navy, with delegatisns from the mili- tary of New York, Rhode Island, Maine end other places, are present. The theatre is admirably decorated, aad tho entire affair exceedingly elegant and imposiag. The Ship Elizabeth. Boston, Feb. 28, 1859: The ship Rlizabett has been stripped, and lighters: are now takiog out ber cargo. Thero is a prospect of getting her off if tho weather continues moderate. ‘Tike Alabama at Savanneh. Savannatj Feb. 26, 1859. ‘The Steamebip Alabama arrived at the bar at te o’c! this morning, and at her whart at two o’clock—a!l well. " Markets. Monnx, Feb. 26, 1859. Cotton steady, Sales yesterday 2,000 bales; nitdling, 10% Sales of tho week 14,000 bales. Rece'pts of the week 19,000 against 22,800 bales last year. Receipts at ths port ohead of leat year’s 193,500 bales. S’ek in nort 183,000 bales: A better feeling ‘prevails, and the market’ is ifetive, Sales to-day 7,060 bales middling, at 107%. a Me. Savanwan, Feb, 26, 1859, fales to day 600 b SAVANNAIT, Feb, 2%, 1859, Cotton—Sales to-day 1,850 bales, the smathel closing with an advancing tendency. Cnantrstow, Feb. 26, 1859. Cotton rather active at the lateadvance in prices. Sales to-cay 3,700 bules, Crarteston, Feb, 23, 1859. Cotton unchanged: sales to-day 1,600 bales. ‘Avansta, Feb. 28, 1859, Cotton firm: sales to-day 1,800 bales, the market closing with an upward tendency. Pattapaiena, Feb. 28, 1859. Flour firm at $6 a $6 50. Wheat ‘buoyant; white, $l 64 a$l 70; red, $1 48 a $1 60. Rye in demand at 900. Corn active; yellow at 8c. Oats advanced, and sellin; at bac. a 6c Pork iris; mess, 918 5¢. ‘Lard 12ie. a 18ic. Whiskey firm at 2c. a 28c. Cwemnati, Feb. 28, 1859, Fiour—Ap active speculative demand: ales 2, ,000 bbla., at $56 60 a $5 70 for supenfne. Whiskey firm at 253,c. gaan quiet: sales 100, 8. bacon sides at 83g0 a e. Colton quiet, but steady. Brooklyn City News. ‘Tne Court Srneet Brus. TowsR.—No steps have yet been taken towards the repairing of the Court street bell tower. ‘The expense of such an undertaking would not S envap old hundred dollars, and yet the Common Council can duced to atin matter. Another tragedy, einilare to Lf A which orourred in Kim piace 8 few weeks ago, will probably ake up the authorities and procure the firemen & prover means of Texas Sratistics.—The Austin State Gazette publishes a summary of the census, giving a total Population of 458.620, of whom 138,265 are slay os and 290 ree negroes. Of the whites, 67,850 are voters. The Gazctle thinks that over 40,000 persons’ have come into the State and erttled since the rolls closed. In 1850 the population was 212,492, ‘The same rolls give the total of acres under cultivation 1,948,215, of which 681,808 In cotton, 16,006 in svgar, 977,347 in'corn, and 208,097 in wi POSTAL DIRECTORY. Foreign and Domestic Malls. ‘TIME OF CLOSING AT THE NEW YORK OFYICR. Douesno....North—Albany, Buflalo and Canada... 3 Weel wa gd eae 1 PM ‘The Overiand Mail for Gailfornia leaves St. Louis every — and Thursday, at8 A M. Letters wuld vie 8. Laxn Orr.The Mail from Josep (Ho. to Balt Lake city leaves ee Be oveph ovary Saturday, at 80, Pacuno..by weamer, via ti ee | Havana... BY one emer Hmpire City, Thuraday, Naar oceseomrone a w Orleans teamasht ‘Tennessee, on — Tat and 16th of each month. ‘cbould De placed yas to Sy for ty Evnose......) 7 = i "ie a Taverpeo Sanwa Diori —— Burning of of Je- rusalem.—The ladies shor yw is aalavely ine lan Out one ‘afleravon exhibidon of ts venti fal and thrilling work. Drumgold & Proch, 214 Broadywna: Opposite Bt. aul’s Church. Clothing to order or ready made, From ‘superfine, mediam And low priced goods. Fashionable Dress Boots and Shoes of the finest materials. LORIN BROOKS & SON, established 1529, 188 Fulton street, opposite Church. Defiance ere Recah tig Patent ‘ks and ‘Also fire and burglar Depot 19 192 ‘Pearl mreet. roof lor safes. ‘Will remove ri Po 6 array sree, corner Cologe a ROB! re M. PATRICK. Wheeler & Wilsen’s Machines. Ofte 606 Broatway, N. ¥. Piece of the Day. ed Splend nated by FIRTH, FORD '& CO. 9b Brow as For sais by ge the Waited ial invited to attend the funeral, on afternoon ABRIVAL OF Wi. oMiTA U BIKN—DUINGS AT WASE- at two o'clock, from his ine ae a Bright DNOTON—1HG BANK DEPALOATION IN BKOOKLYN— SHTEt, Jersey City. RNB, BUNTO. “A, PEWS OF THE WERK—LOSAL AND MISCRLLAx+OUS , KENDRR—ALSt Tonia, Mo,, Feb, 24, uftor a short illness, DATTELS—MANKPT KEPORTS, BTC., ETO. Prev. W, kun~er, formerly of Carisruhe, Germany, agoi 29 years, 8 mouthe end 24 4s Gist 900 The Fawr Bexar, in ite regular tasue of Wednestay, will yyy zo . , vELY!—tn this Sunday evening 2 ponte scoount of the arrival aad reception of Wa. EB, wife of George W Live Wf etenise, Feb; 31, mn) Gore Saath O'brien, wis 4 report of his speeches, and a memoir of ‘ihe reiatives and ‘frie cy Of the family are invited to meee THE err, ‘ING, IN ENDLESS Va- biatife. % Wt cive a report of the pricenticgs of Congress, 60d the funeral sorvice. rom the Laight street Ba “ Oe ety at CLARKE ey, When New spring “ 120 ‘ i Chureb, corer of Laight sd Varin eon ke tmerca ad vets, Be nen co Md, =< interesting pa, “Culars rospecting the Atantiz Beak deflca Gay) “stternocn, at two 0° a ead ot tS inees a ince dliate tion » Brookiyn, thd S648 of tue week preceding tis Od'lon Py Monday, F in Williamabury mae —— thon Of au important or interenting eheraer, and all tae local | H., youngert d daughter of J: bn :e and Loretta Ef stiller Miller, news of New York and the Adjoining cities, Police Reports, | ag Theatricsl notices, he., he it wiN iso contein g full report of | *Ftho relatives and friends of the family are invited ‘o coe 5 C0 ett os the condiion of the Now York Caio Market, thn retail prices | Slum tHe munca tne (Tuesday) afternoon, at one Ese ok “Tabiy seooal zoe As “ss We alae of all kinds of Family Marketing at Waxaington Market, Gea | Bourth ‘stecet, Wuliamsburg. ae B TO eee ae em, Thltx-second a ie 3 sprang, Money arte eno, Moree oad, Deits | | ,ivctuarm——o Saturday morning, Feb, 26, after @ | rome and all moders improvemenra ana forthe week, aud & Quantity of miscetfeaicous reatiog ring ilness, Jouy Pccknarge, in’ tho 834 year of bis anor AE No.7 road arent, 00 alien lane oF a” Thaclog Terms—Two dollara per annum—alngle copy four cen'a, pS i tulsteas vai genie a rnd of the family, also the Ger- German Brotherly Socicty, and | Company ©, Jefferson "guard, are seapontie invited to To be obaained at the office, and of all news agents, Adver: sements inserted at the usval Hanatp rales. 195, FITS, FITS —THE NUMBER OF CURES PRE The Latest Draws the Legalized Lotte | sticnd tbe 'funoral, from hia late realdence, No. 886 juz. ‘Episode der wintsigle ee eee a eta ries, 28 reported o WOUD, Dor 4£00., Broome street, corner of be srt hn on this Goer ty are tirmediately reli snd event iy ot by this traky Doow, at two o’elock, without further il medicine. necka be geen MANAGERS OF THE | by Szoliog oe OB AMDLER “bat BAYES, Ob Walkes” treet, see DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOUBL j= rd will be taken to peel sy comevery for inter- meni ped oo oe ae I ST, Nd STATE LOTTEBIES. wer ef Hace saa Wisy Robbins, gol 8 yea 19 qu PN ate pnt ca, Ofticts? Drawings, ' by Telegraph. wn abesrntines via eget of Abe fam aera eat iy Manes, 2. och auhaerbers Com Case Tete by the Governor See Be Ad Cheery y arvot, on Wednesday afternoon, | Ald pena made to orien $2 to 99 per dozen.” gry authorized by by the he eylaature‘haiog tis thle des ‘trot ot Wil ae cry a to eget ‘Wivrre, only son Ree tk eS wary, do boreby. coruiy” Unt tee lowing ere tho matuvors jand 2 dae. Yeon yest es | DOF FRES, AT LIBRA BiRSOUNT, WRECK were this day drawn trom the wheel, viz'— mbe relatives and friends of the family are Op Rogount of ‘ia! remoral ‘ot be mala 673 Droray, bo and Bored Freuck que Sitaren cared) and moderater \*, prouzes, statuary, candelabra, and rape seed oll, j Exrma Cuiss, No. 158, Fasuvan 28, 1850. 99, 46, 64, 47, 61, 9, 35, 2, 49, 8, 13, 61. invited attend the funeral, from the es pitereprit parents, No. Downing street, on y afternoon, al two ofelook, without further invitation. Surra.—In the 77th yeur of her age, Miss Jane Summ, of C1ass No. 154. Feervary 28, 1859, a lingering itiness, at tho residence of Mr. James Bailey, IGBLY ag Bey BOTH SEXES—MARRIED 1,25, 68, 17, No. 200 Fulton street, Brooklyn, ors | Fe OF single disease“ MEDIOAL ARV ISB 17, 24, 28, 78, 16, 10, 44, 9, $8, 77, 38. Tbe relalives and’ triende of the family aro invited to Fey rack GUIDE, Sa eat cditlon. “Over 400 paren And tlt the said numbers were order attend her funeral, this (Tuceday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock. | celebrated rings e 7 a they stuna’ebore Genvra in the order im which | *' fy riun--On Badday efternon, Feb. 27, afer « endden gible bu aed Shereatid ty sersuenare te ns tes Nt x: AS haingten ube vthis Monday, Feb. ios, Joenxa Row, only daughter of A. Speirs and Ruth at Ojery ecun pareve, aa! ba parts aknomiedge ai have eo i 5 B. Brown, er. Bol oi of this city, in the 6th year of her ago. country, by W. A TOWNBEND & COs Walbns ones a { commnstonors DUSCKLLANEKOUS, GEORGI. 1.0% LOTTERIS, eee J. FHP ROSEMARY bike baer best dressing hair kaowm, missioners spbointhd. to supartitend ROVER & DAaKER’S CELEB! LOBE restore batt te eel kana th oe ate of the ein academy Louory, foeers + oertity A. # i a THe Bi ROSEMARY wil renters andra aS eal foetng are the numbers which were this day drawn FAMILY SEWING MACHINES, THE ROSKMAIRY io the beat tu thing for children’s hatr, NEW STYLES AT REDUCED PRICES. trey Ba to and ot aly qa C1asé No. 151, F FErnvary 28, 1380. xo seep can Caraiat pi if to rusts 4o the asserting: 10, 16, 24, 7417, 7, 46, 22, 78, 18, 49, 62, 23, 82, se ss ia ak ned Sve cond heebrsuoree 7 oe YO. 1N A M. Oxass No. 152, Exrza, Fesavany 28, 1859, apes wel ae be ‘ey. "The Zi aes of bey ys tare pia KEW ARTIOLE. : SeELL oP AULDIN 2, Gl, 36, 37, G1, 6, 39, 64, 46, 26, 45, 31, 22. A NEW ARTICLE. ‘Fremont treet, Bo Boston, Ane, ARTICLE. Aad that (ho nald numiders were drown ia ths order fa whle@ sows COCUINE FoR THe HARE bx mabe Aion: ai see they sted xbove. BON’S COCOINKE FOB THE HAIR. ene mess our hands at Angusts, Ga, this Monday, Feb. 23, SON'S COCUINE FOR THE HATR. E Pies 1869. ¥.C. Boag § Commissar rs SON'S COCOINS’ FOR THE Halk, FOR THE LP! Dugas 4 BONS COCOINE FOR THE HATZ, FLIGHT © WOOD, EDT & 00,,{ Wilmington. Deleware, REST AND OHRAPEsT AKTIOUE UlgaNttc BALLOONS J Cand augusta, Goorgia, BesT AND CHRAPEST ARTICUR ON ee BesT AND CHEAPEST ARIiCLE ‘hor 4AROR, Geo. Saunders’ Metsilic Tablet Razor RET AND OURAPKST ABTICI pot strop.—This, the genuine arttele, has never been equalled for DRESSING, BRAUTIFVING, OLRANTNG ADD, Weparan & co. producing the ketuest poosibl» edge tou racvr. For sale by J. FOR SING, BRAUTIFYING, CLEANING, 'T STITCH Webwma MACHINES, 45, SAUNDKES, No.7 Hoi Fou DRESING! B AUTIFYING, OLEANIRG, For femly use sod manencce ‘are preferable te ee ee FOR DRESSING, BEAUTIFYING, CLEANING, ary ouher og yo nt examin, fs for @ circular, betwee Spring Clothing. Imamense Stock Ready.— Reith Besuriey iG. ae pure! roadway. Ouk Hall, #4 and &6 Fulton street, and 46, 47 aud 49 Gold street 1G, PRESERVING LOSXING GLASSES, OIL PAINTINGS AND FRAMEB) Hevring’s Patent Champion Fire 34 AW EITEOO Be And burglar proof safes, 251 Bromtway, corner Murray at., 3. RESTORING THE HA No, 366 Canal, opposite Wooster treet, — ‘AIR. = Maravilla. Maravilla. RESTORING THE HAIR, MAESE NUMBER NOW REaDy. pnt rosie FOR Filatons aows" INE. BN, SEEN afore Bo gt bg TO EVERYBODY AFFLICTED WITH BALDNESS. aCe FOR PHALON & SON'S INE UNITED STATES AND THE CANADAS, ae ; INQUIRE FOR PHALON & SON'S COCO.NE. y Time Tsbles pubbabed officially under the’ super- 10 BYERYBODY TROUBLED BY DANDRUFF. 3 iquRE FOR PHALON & SON'S COoUINK. vision of the rallway companies. — A "8 COO! fe to the reoogaition TON’ TO RVRRYBODY ANNOYED BY THEIR HAIR BRWARE OF COUNTEREEITS m GUE an tb ofl organ of the vatway rome seb ang . sent the of lents, witich wa cake LPENARE OF OOUNTERFE TS from & large number ‘pos 10 EVERYBODY SUFFERING FROM GICK HEADACHE, eu! porter e i cman algercusats! baicad — “We would recommend ratiroad oom throw A remedy at inet dlacovered. SMALL out the Uniled Siates ad the Cae sre not Guan FIVE TEES, TWENTY-FIVE OE! druggists and ae or sale by all jobberay taney goods dealers, to, recognise and mipport Appleton's Saliway Guide ae ahet? MARAVILLA. Bart of tuo Union Bates, | offcin! organ, and fore MARAVILLA, MABAVILLA. Depot, Nos. 617, 4f and Bronawrayy J warded (0 them 1 eee are Stade in the tine at tn qaiciaiogectenetety ciowies cearaes, Se | Saag mrt ee Tr en tes They do not feel ft their duty to denounce othor preparations Se eee pobng has “ ‘son River advertised to produce similar remults, nor to fusuit the patience aianGae 8M. Felton, Bates wits Batt ‘and. good sepse of tbe public by long windad testimonials, eur. Wan. B. Osborn, Llinoia Cent fice fo any, the marav ile wil bing back the buir when bps Jacob Strader, I,. Miami, Col & Xe renuy enUrely gone; aud If used as RIDBONS &. 8, L’Homumodiere, Ga. Hamatiwon eben WILL PRODUCE GLOSSY “SURLS, Fy ES. Peck, 3 ree Haute And preserve to the ha RIBBONS J. W. Brooks, ies 1T8 IRATURAL COLOR, 7 ri a Henzy © Lord, he Cit, & Indians h one live to the aye of three-score and a BIBBONM me Fetereace tothe cire appieton’s aRediway Guide, oooh ty ailrespectable drugelsia and Tansy goods dealers, BIBBONS’ RIBDONA! fe Targey than ai! ether works of mbteed, and ani by the proprietors, ERNEST, 4,00, Pertuors : meatal for general acorn throes the Cale Sa States Price 60 Id itreet, New Yor. } RIBBONS RIBBOR ooechy in tbe Unisd hates tetiheieenes Toe’ RIBBONS! sande and tens of thoi ‘are n0ld ven the various railway F =p of the United States and Canadas. It contains Interesting reese Avams—Froxs,—At Benton Centre, Yates county, N. ¥., ‘ABBONB! eon rimeniy hve dat tbe ibe aiference Tacs oft tie batten te on Wednesday, Feb. 23, by the Rev. W. W. Taylor, Dax: THIS WEEK AT THR different titles 0 nited Sates, de. ne. Avans, Jr., of this city, to Eugn K., third daughter of Benry Hicks, of the former place. Albany papers please copy. Cauistax—Fals00x.—In this city, on Monday evening, D. APPLETON & CO., Publ CASH RIBBON HOUSE, 346 & 848 tBrowiway, New Yorks 116 CHAMBERS STREET. CROAN'S EXPOSURE OF FREE MASONRY FOR Feb. 21, by the Rev. James Millett. at the residence of the Dridu's ubiber, Mr. ficnas t. Causanas, of Ridgeleld, oad: FARE Miso a a a Conn., to Miss Axa Maia FALLOON, of this city. GRAND SUCGESS, _ Haiiseox—Snort.—At Bergen Hill, Hudeom city, Aud | AL SS ‘OTICR TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH SCROFULOUS son county, N. J, Feb 22, by the Very Rev. R. Douglass, COOPER'S NOVELS. be Grorz Hakrieon to Mra.’A. J. Suomr, grand niece of the DARLRY'B ILLUSTRATED EDITION, De, ESNNEDY of -Keanedy's medical ate David Crockett, Eeq. ‘The second volume of this elegant series, now ready, is Fp, Roxbury; Mass., wi be at his office, ado the Grasieeinny MoNany—Gnivstiaw.— St Brooklyn, N. ¥., on Thursday, | One crown octavo volume: over B00" pages: embossed cloth, | week of avery monte eee os TONMOn street, during the Ares = | aa Meg CA Breokon eh. D., Ca ° rose ingrire dies ame ri or pncut edges, plain rclows, for rebinding All that are troubled with SOROFULA are requested te in joseraiwn D, Giimsita ¢: 3 . of Philadelphia. te ; he pablish slibers are ir ‘as well as encouraged by the All that-ere troubled with SALTRHEUM ave requested te Phiindephia sepers please copy. say tae a which their enterprisa hus already Puxtrs—Portan.—In Lancaster, Pa, Feb. 22, by the | ™e wil rom Sepublic and the fo former publioa All that are troubled with ERYSIPELAS are requested ie. Rev. Renry A Boardman, 1). D., of tPoiladeipbia, Craven | i tide Canna eneocea sc aaanee ina over had go-largo.a ‘Ail thet are Puates, Jr., of Canandaigua, 'N. Y., to Sanam’ Lous, | “dn New bis city alone we have Ail thet are soubled Wilk NOMSIRY SO SORW MOUTH arere daughter of the late George B. porter? Governor of Michi- IVE HUNDRED SURSOREETTONS quested to call. gan. page inn the Gat are being made cali! Sat are teubiod wih SCARD HEAD are requested te Rors—Dvpprnmar.—On Thursday, Feb. 24, by Profes- | {rom dey to day give reason to ex) spect double tor George Busb, at the bride’s residence, Rivra Roup to phen bse a Sa Rent cccis Lnindae ins «fit thatare troubled with BINGWOKM are roquested ts Euzanern A. Depprrier, both of Brooklyn, N. Y. count bave of the high esteem in ere troubled with HUMORS IN THE EYES 7S and Sruw x11—Jowms.—At the residence of Carpenter Moger, wich he e writings of soe Teeey ‘teld Gineineen rita Ge GROWN OVER THE SIGHT are ¥sq., Morrisania, N. Y., on Sunday evening, Feb. 27, by containing extracts from’ notices. of prominent | . All that-are woubled wih SOALY ERUPTIONS ON THE Silas’ D. Glifford, Justice, &c., Aram E. Stiuwait, of jprmals, “and full artigulars reepestiag, the plan of publisa- a earaatetaee am: pdt dong “oe ogee ned a A., daughter of | cue’ i requeig Hi? and will be mated tothe addreseof any | 1) at are wuubled wih BUNMING GP TEM Kes one Charles Jones, Exq. Dame lace. Red Rover jueste to ‘Tirras¥—Marry.—In Lyme, Cona., on Tuesday cven- een Weds TOWNEND & rch "Dil that are woubled with FEVER BO1LES ave requested te ing, Feb. 22, at the residence of tho bride's fathor, by the 6 Waluer nivel, New York. Cal sat : Rev. Mr. Burr, Mr. Gro. A. Twrraxy, of Lyme, Conn. ‘Canvassers wanted in this and other cities. Active men can A ‘are troubled with PIMPLES Gis THE-PACE are re ' make excelent wages. quested to call. Miss Mary L. Maan, of the same place, All that are troubled 4 with ULCERATED SCAB LEGS ae Kanternh Sages apes ore - TTRACTIVE, ELEGANT AND CHEAP CARPETS — AT iinaM ANDERSON, 99 Bowery, is now opening his *['perfout care is warranted in in every case except when the spring tm) f English carpetings, oo aoe, bones are diseased. Advice ‘mall cases gratis. ‘Van Hossex,—On satay, Yeh: 21, Mrs. Cuaras R. Van tuibgn ph Bo, 8, which be ofere Hossa, of a daughter. Nw WATUINONTA BROKRE, AGE IN THE METROPOLIS. regen poy 1g record of fac connected ¥: with the recent life of the ie Gane Died. AM tp bad of bt. bn Eras ARE nb og 4 OF 4 head of hair.” lo **gray seen celebrated Mrs. AxpeRsoN.—On Sunday morning, Fob. 27, Miss Jars WILSON'S HAIR COLORER AND RESTORER, | 0 Tlssuauope, Preeti, Punished, AxDaumOs, Youngest daughter of Alexander’ Anderson, | which “I8 NOT A ie Me but will y by Sank s HUTCHINGON, 533 Bromiway. hatra* into » boast ‘wil restore the * hair to ite aged 24 original the skin or soiling the linep; it a applied ike rater, has no INGER’S SEWING MACHINES. The fronds ‘of the family are respectfully invited to at- The nee ronan tend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 214 Clin ‘d ” mY ton street, on thig (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, | Padsmmell, and will render tho Bale “sort” ana pliable, ao mat- | Tig mr oeperiiy of the the ovaairy. 9 sleeps Jrish and Scotch papers piease copy. {t to itn original life like color. il at twent, ray tee cous ‘bot The prices of our maccines have: ay Y oye Bepsox.—In this city, on Honday mocniaay Feb. 28, | Ue. Wilson’ Baldcees er in entirely ragetable, and will cure ——__£ 9 MINGER 4 /R0, 58 Brosdway._ after a long ilinces, Mr. Tuomas Bango, in the 70th year | iy en , i ang | STEGER SEWING MACHINES of bis age. eee Otel renders thet ‘The new family sewing machines The fricnds of the family are invited to attend his fune- five est em growth of so Se ring i oatty aod ss ‘universal aivention, ERATE att ee ral, at the residence of his son in law, Dr. Van Kleek, No. | drug store, 306 Grard sireet, N. Y. re oye until He nt night. 1a all easeniial they a ro-much the best ma: 4 Second street, on Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock. ete Mr Hayes isp Fa Be erect: Willem chine ever we 4 bon. as Y uF} ratinde i. M. +b 00., 458 Broad: Bexset.—On Saturday, Feb. 26, of consumption, Jouy 8 by the Ae ‘and Walnut, Nit “Persons tothe ‘B 90., 468 Broadway. Third ~ - moe ‘Baxswt. clouiey can aye Wikcets nels concer forwarded to them bj EWING MACHENES.—ALL PI country cai ay n’s m by Ss aGON8 WHO HAVE Tis friends are invited to attend the funeral this (Tues- 3 a 9, MAHI day) afternoon pnt two o'clock, from No.1 EaatFitty-third | Seycee s2 \aucuarbmmeintammanediedeall Ro Senge whch will nck, pate ay —— a re Taachines never : yor alia any ied ot work FOR TO DEATH. DR. be erenaee. For Consumption Asthma ad ait Lua; az Tice Seduced trom, Brapey.—On Monday, Feb. 28, Miss Rosay Brapzy, aged 24 years, frien ly invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at two . BUNGE EG 2.40, 6 Brostway, TEREOSC OPES: VIEWS — BEUREL BROTHERS, 19 pe Remety, sod Throat diseases o’ciock, from her late residence, No, 91 Goerck street. demand of this eetablighed foe to ort views taken masacid are BURLNG.—On Sunday morning, Feb. 27, Lacasren D. STEPHEN PAUL & 00. sole the world. ong paper, of all p Burne, in the ope a in ancl, Si United States, a5 Mite et PRING BEDA. Funeral from jetho: ipiscopal church, in Sulli- a T_EVERDELL'S, WEDDING CARDS, NOTES, 4C— ‘The best aud cheapest in existance, lepot of Flliptia van, near Bieccker atreet, on this (Tuesday) nat | A ahese the finest in the city, jan aly be Hed Spring Company, $8 ir Head ‘No ote. tneop two'o'clock. His friends, and those of the family, are’in- bad at Broadway eorner of 2 etree. steamboat or pert in will belong without ‘bis article, vited to attend, without further notice. Call and examine, at er aeudior OF alryuive clreular. N po talag Md ASSORTMENT Carrm.—On’ Monday, Feb. 28, Guorce Wasnxotox sea, bags, &c.—Ready for ahtppi Cartxe, only son of William and Catherine Carter, aged 23 Y ha AMERICAN STERROSCO'PT © COMPANY LAM. years and 5 days, No, 1 Warren street, corner er of Broawa Rg.) LoD £00, Univer shy B - The friends aud relatives of tho family are respectfully leah awe Oa zlaa Invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his | P,¥OWN'S MONRO tg aictassnasan parents, No. 14 Joues street, on Wednesday afternoon, | Sure cough, cold. influenss, any tritation o ¥ ar. o'clock. His remains wiil be interrod in Green- neoenyrncs ofthe Groat de leone ang rout 480, CHEAPER THAN we cemetery. ir OCH hole 4 ; Cousin Brooklyn, oe, morning, Lind of Relieve the backing Sanh in consuaption, brouet iis, No. erren, sia set, eorner of Broadway. congestion of the lungs, Haxwas, wife of James Cole, in "TRS a Eo | sampalighae oligecmeeeemam — | $4 25m WS IR pom cr 6 relatives an 10 aro ro- |* ore. double sole Stocan tae ctfuly invited to attend her funeral, from her lato a Howie RRORSRLAL TROCHTES = —————— residence, in Clermont avenue, near Fulton avenue, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at three o'clock, without further _ capoaeenines ond gertang hensceneen, HYATT’S bl E BALSAM. Invitation. ly astra pa See BEECHER. Coxcnoy —At Binghamton, N. Y., on Wednesday, Feb. “] recommend their use to put rent , JoeerH CONGDON, in the 72d year of his age. REV, RH. CHAPIN, NEW YORK, Covmz—On Sunday, Feb. 27, of consumption, Owsn papa) sagt CR ae se Corre, @plasterer,) second son of Michael and Mary Coyle, | waa gia aay fiend baving wed many romecien for asthaan ves of parish of epoty te - His remains will be taken from No. 40 — besgit (oun URITS, FRANKFORT, ILL. FLATS LPE Baw aw CURED MR. &. RODGI poe street, oe eee at half-past two o'clock, to “ Great ee eA ia # ofthe bronchial or ” a ae i Hudson Tisch nt remdoces hiss Calvary cemetery, for interment, NR, BUSTON. rheumatic inful kind, ‘wi one © 5 simple coinbination for coughs, Ae.” 8 cripple for montha, Sutin te Reta eying, Fed. 28, Busnes N, | yer aebiscOst, SIORLOW, BORN” conn. eee only gon of George and Margery Devling, aged 1 year, | Sd by roceuia every = He Re rey sam, oungn, 3 ye RH mothe and 22 days. KB SURE TO. bind THE dangerous kind. She’ had been afflicted from infancy, and The relatives and friends of the faunily are respoctfully LIFORNTA” SER! #0 sakar o aso force the steruum or breast bows. invited to attend the funeral, from his Live resideuse, No. 178 West Nineteenth street, ‘this (Tuegiay) afternovn, al one o'clock. MOST ml he THE DAY, gta BALSAM, Lg ha rec 7 ment ‘aya Ointment and Ptll4e—Combine Hollow: fn thelr untied agency ine cure af nearly all the extwrnal aod mers to which man or Woman aro subject, Manu factory, 80 Maiden lane, New York. P { Rxeretso Physica: at wour's Grewenn No, G Bagi Twenly-elghth wi oh GYLUCH.—On Saturday, Jan 22, after a long tad painful | NPW PATENT SENG ON ANIMALS, iiness, at the residence of hia father, in Fredericksted, MACHINE PORTRY, 40. crippled for mon St. Croix, W. L, Jacop, eldest son of Major Von Gyilich, PRA SEARLES. r sand eee Coptes mig reco ofpiien, Coe Hrs Eee OT ria a, CORED os g Ee hag of price FA ate of Be st sieet, OF fatal, ‘ater ha had Baw? Hunn, —Suddenly, on Sunday evening, Feb. 27, lasmas, . eae ve ip Pubtaber, peretions, and qbaiined him io his ream fe Tuomas, second danghter of Isabell M. and the late Charles 125 Nassau street, New Y: —— vere elses ives ana friends of tre amity aro reepectfe!ty RTHOLF'S YATES, LPR BAL ne aeeet CURED MR a3 r Al ” e é Invited to sitend the fineral, trom thy residenc of her B SEWING MACHINES Theumaliam and gout after meta hates tae es ‘or years flanatatior, Chretoproe Holter, No, 17 Sate sec, on yoo ger Fi FL YATES tare wate in cone CHARLES CLARE, needay ‘afternoon, ai two » Without . : ones, . TO $65. TO $65. TO $65, cho tailor, Theureateny ae refased to yiehd unl fs Havitand.—At hia fathor'’s residence, No. 2 Fourth Offign 489 Broadway. street, Brooklyn, Fe mae after a severe illness, CHantms A. D. J. LBVY, Agent. LOCAL AGENTS WANTED. HAVILAND, aged aa vax = The relatives and friends of the fun‘ty, and of hie HRY 7 HOUSE perme R. B. Tremper, are respect iy invited to errs phos Oy BED Ww HOUSE, OF ah ates ‘at Christ Church, Bedford avenue, on aa wena Tee Ca abana creas Ey ee “Won ly ‘on Sunday evening, Fob. 27, CHaRtm ‘ace at Yee ee Fvave, iafant wn ot &. Augustus and Haiti C. Holt, aged moe! torturing kind, 6 monthe and 8 days. ‘The funeral services will be performed at house No, 80 Fast Broadway, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at one Pheean ‘The relativos and frionds aro respectfully invited to attend, without further notice. JacKson.—In Jersey City, on Sunday morning, Feb. 97 ae of the heart, Jase Jackson, in the 40th year 0 “ner Folatives and friondy of the family arg respectfully ind pbs Coa Jor Hearetary of be Barthoyy paces (0 246 Grand street, New York. peortd wares ee re, No. 179 Falion streak