The Sun (New York) Newspaper, February 15, 1865, Page 4

(Conttousd from the frat page.) a The fleet waa ander the convoy of the (piled States steamer Flag and two revenue eut- Tie ice detained the vessels in the lower Fas, but they are expecte! to reach the city to-day Tir -otten ts to be offered for male aa gon an {ican te atored, and the necessary arrangements com- plewd Another ebipment ts expected immertiate- ly. The whole amount of cotton to arnve from Barannah ia estimated at thirty thonaand bales Tue STREETS.—Notwithatanding the great talk about street cleaning and the fact that the wa es of the labewers have, it ls said, been raised, te etreete of New York have probably never been in & worse condition than they are at present, if exception be made of one of two of the most promi- rent thoroughfares, In Delancey «treet, for in- stance from the Bowery down to the East river cninture lakes have been formed, eo that regular ating ponds are in use and the boys think there jaro need to go t the Central Park, when they can yas good eport—although the ice is not so Clear opr onsite thelr own doors, The same or near- w, may te nald of Elizabeth ateret, Canal street, west of the Bowery, Spring street, and other etreets on both mdes of the city, Besides thie many complaints are meade as w the irregularity «f the coming of the aah carte; and barrela, patie, boxon and other veesels are in the houses and on the sidewalks, filled with ashes, The people are consequently on two horns of a dilemma: if they throw their ashes tn the street, they are lialle toe Guo; and if they keep them in the house, toyether sith voxrtable matter, miasma, and consequent infection may be the result, There are in the city forty-four health wardens ant sasistanis, who get well paid for looking after these matters, and there are also street inapectora, whose duty it ia to report mich a condition of things aa existe In the atrecss Hiuded to, and endeavor to have these mountains of sabes removed—if not by a miracle, by the means for which the city pays eo loavi y. Gown, at the Fvening Stock Exchange, opened st Wy and closed at 203, A‘ter the call it ran down to 206%, Tur Icx.—The rivers, for the past few days, bave been filled with floating lee, doing consid erable damage. A large pile mruck Prer No 1, N R,, yesterday, damaging ithadly. A number of vessels lying at the ends of piers h badly. Nevigation in sailing cra je impossible The boats on the various ferries manage t) make theiy usual tripe with much diffculty, Miss ANNA Dickinson delivered an address lest evening, ab the Cooper Institute, before an audience of some 1,500 persons, Her topic war, “A Giance at the Future,’ which consisted of com- monplace, radical views of the slavery anc! peace questions. She wants to hang ail the rebels, con- fiecate their property, and allow the negroes to vote. Bhe was severe upon the Irish voters of this city, charging them with belog the main actos in she July riots. Tur Lazarcs Merprr,—The case of Bare oard Friery, for the murder of Marry Lazarugy otill “drags iv sow length elon. Yesterday eight jurors were obtained up to 4 o'clok PM, when the court adjourned. FATAL Accrpent.—Lonis Hoger died yester day, in the Hospital, from injuries recelved in fall. ing from @ scaffold on the propellor Patapsco, ondergoing revaira in the Ralance Dick, foot of Pike street, E.R. Coronar Gover beld av inquent, when the jury rendered @ verdics of “acc lental deatb."" ve been chaled .— About half-paat eleven o'clock vester rnine, # fire occurred in the dry vols atore of Pollock & Buchanan, 455 Sixth avenue, Loas, $500 ; insured, The fire was caused by the care- inssnens of some gas-fitters, who Were repairing the gas-pipes in the window, Firth Wann Evenixa Scnoor,—The an- nual exbibition of the Fifth Ward Ev ning School took place last evening at the North More street Echool, in restos of the principal citizens of the ward and the friends and relatives of the pupils. ‘The exercises under the supervision of Mr Ww w. Conkley, the Privcinal, and Mr. Hendrickson, one of the teachers, consisted of B.nging, Declamanon snd Dialogues, which elicited deserved commen|a- tions, and reflect equal credit on pupils anc teach- ers. After the exercines were over, a hundred cer- tifloat attendance and good conduct were dis- tributed to the pupile of the various classes. At the Sith Ward Belool, “No, 24," closing ex- ereisos took place, in presence of a audience, James 8. Brady, Fi delivered an appropriate address, in his usual felicitous sty lo, Pouce INTELLIGENCE.—ARKEST oF Yoururcr Bexgians,—Captain Mount, of the lith Precinct, has succeeded in breaking up a gang of youthful burglars, organized in Mackerelyille for the purpose of robbing foundries, iron-shops and dwolling-houses, A few nights ago, the copper- smith shop of Abner Mills & Co.,128 Avenue D, was entered, and about 500 worth of copper pipe atol- en, Captain Mount succeeded in tracing she crim- jouls, ant arrested the following membera of the hn Lene, 16 years of spe ; Patrick Devlin, vac] Hurley, 14; Andrew Wilby, 15; Ed- d Hubbert, 18 ; James Cleary, 16, and James Hhoviny 17. Some of the prisoners ssid shat a junk. lewler iu Dry Dock street, named Audrow F ‘acl been in the heats of buying property atolen y them. Friel was according!y errested for recey+ oy stolen goods, bbery.— William MeDermot, John Dalton, u Mora, and Patrick I, Marrin were arrested esterday, on # charge of robbing Newman Cowes, resting a6 207 Canal street, of #100 in cash. The robbery tock place at the corner of Mulberry and Canal atreeta, Pickpocket Arrested in the Museum.—Jobn J Wilson was arrested in the Museum on Monday night, ebarved with picking the pocket of Charles Hamper, residing at 676 Ninth avenue, Fat.l Affray. Coroner Gover yesterday held 4h ie quest at the Liospital, on the body of James O'Gorman, who died from @ stab received during & hght with some negroes in a saloon in Canal streot, on the 23th of December, The jury rendered a Verdict that deceased came to his death from a #tab wound received the hands of some unknown verson, As the affray was not reported to the po- ice at she time, it has been in possible to gain any clue of the guilty men, - Burglary.Joseph Rice was arrested on o charge of entering the bar-room of Thomas Skelly, 416 Eighth avenur, and atealing 919 worth of whis- key and sewars. Kee pleadet guiity, aud part of the property was found in bie possession Larceny.--Mina Meyors, a domentic,was charged With stealing @ watch and wearing apparel from Mrs Leonard Strauss, theeveuing of the 16h inet, BROOKLYN. Resrirs oF YarKs,—Theodore Yates, who Was convicted of the murder of Charles Curran, o policeman of the 42d precing baw been resy ited for one week by Govornor Fenton, Judge Barnard wontenced hin to behang om Friday, 17th ef March, (St. Patriot's Day) which has cause? a good des! of commotion smug ® large class of the community, Toe consequ nee of the fochag evinced the Judge Barnard, ond Dosirict Attooney Samuel D, Morr Voq, applied to the Governcr tors respite, His Exceileney aceeded to the request, and fixed the date of execution for Friday, the 4th of March nex, one week later, Lanor Roppery or Kincs Corwry Bonps. The law office of exJudge Samuel Garrison, No. 22 Court street, Brooklyn, was entered on M day sfternoon and robbed of Kings County Bonds and wrulouler io all valucd a6 $9,000, The Judge and bie partner, Thomas Pearsall, Faq. had been fu end cut of the office severa times, and the door meantime waa left unlocked, At one periot tre office wan lef for about helf an ur y e Jude care in shout 6 P.M. to get Lis valuavle 4 for the purpose ef taking therm to bia borme found them gone. The key had tcen left in the asfe where hia documenta were depouted, As yet no ciue of the thief bae Leen obtained Tue Drart ts Kinas Coonty AND THR Qrotan.-It in underatood that the Provost. Marshal of the Third Congress on: | Dietrict received orders from Provoat-Marshal-Geners! Fry, leat evening, orgia. Av erty correspondent gives the following ac- count ofa scene that tranepired in Milledgesiile, 6 capital of Georgie, during the s:ay of General Sherman's army in that place: On the dar that the Fourteenth Corpa trinm- phant's marched into the canital to the muse of the Luion, the officers of the Trentieth Corps, t the number of about one buncred, assemlled at the Senate chamber, called the rollof the Hovnae, appeinied @ Speaker and clere® and opened the Leeisiature Alobbhe member ver | Union Officers Leaisiating in aroee In the gnl- to the effect that everrthing should bein readiness | lery and asked if thle he Le body would bear for the d ” 1, but the day on | from the gallery for the draft aa soon aa directed, bi e day o PAP hor Woreevs didcamsan taliowed Wael On ls which the wheel iato be turned bas not set born | yin, is wee deo tod that the gallery should be fized, Poative inatry tone to sbat effect mur! first | herr! tale th all the dientte and peliot hee. Le received. The quctay! to County as ret iy Pe a: Aegit “| ne tientte and f tinh of a hee e ietle put hia har le pocket, credita, up to Doser! er Pat, 1864, and not inchid- | drew outs fume, place! (ete a replaced nin ing the % per cent. credit en! eubsequent enlist | hit poe vet, ant rem iened hie coat i ; men fol for the Second Congressional |, 1 ¢ Bpeaker—1 muat raise a point of order. ny leg pital’ iy 6 |i beteve it ie always custinary to treat tho netics : | Kpeaker, : 6th Ward, Mrooklyn O77 19th Ward “1 | Lobiow Member—1 beg the pardon of the honorn- Sth “ iis F un 14/ ble House for my thoughtleaenens, Tbeleve it is oh 30. F if, . 7 | ev astomary to trent the Speaker 1th 46 New Utrecht........ 18] Here te produced tne flook, nnd preceaded ih * . 216 Gravesend... .... » & | “Vea Theg ti rm the Hous: that Telell treat Mth ° 44 New Lota, 40 | the Speaker —rognen “ th ‘ The flank drop hia pocket, and he into ays 179 Total 2579 | hia amileneere from the and amiles In the Third Congressional District the following | 6 honorable Speakert4 coleacies quotas ere required by Wards: Im Ward lith Ward,.... rT itu 4th “ hh “ wih Tal eo ’ 1,74 The Supervisors’ Rounty Commitias commence! peying bounties on Monday the same as forme but in consequence ot the bicher bounties York, but few recruite were offered. Some certificates of individuals, mostly of those who have mupplied substitutes, were presented in al! amounting © about $60,000 at the Boucty Com mittee's office, Of thie amount #15,000 only was elaimned by brokers, Cort ficates to the amount of shout 0,000, mtill dun, have not ret been present. eo! Affairs a6 the Naval recruiting office in York street were quite brisk yeeter sas Ronntxna aA Lawyer's Orricr.—Aa ol! man, named George Wilson, was arrested about 5 o'clock yesterday morning, while coming out of Mr. Invraharn's law office, in Hamilion Buildings, opposite the Rrooklyn City Hall, He had tw books and n carpet bag in On be. ing taken to the 419 Poccnct station Louse be wae nearchel, and a large brass skeleton ke stoken from hin, Thaker, it wae subsequently aacer- taine!, contd rk the coors of the Dime Savings law his possession Pauk, the Home Ins vee Office, ther apart. mente in th me bu T @ xccused stated that he was coking for a lawyer) « Diles profeased to he a Inwyer himearlt, Up & await further investionn He was locke Tur Covonano Jewett Casr,—The case of WoC. Jewett came up in the Bupre ne Court yee. terday morning, on a motion of his counsel for an order to vacate the order of arrest, which is now in the bawds of the Sheriff of New York, The or- der ot arrest waa granted on a verdict foreight hundred and fifty dollars, obtained agninat bim by Henry J. Bievens and others, for a steam engine which Mr. Jowett had ordered but failed to pay for, This makes the third instance which bos beon made to vacate the ord: r of arrest, tiie it has been denied with coats, rd eae WILLIAMSBURG HT, Tue Paw Fine Deranrment,—The Board of Re preseatatives of the Eastern District Fire De- partment, about # weel: ago held a meeting to con- sult upon the meritaof the paid system, and an- thonzed ita mernbers to obtain the names of those who were opposed to the mensure. At a m eting held on Monday evening it found that the names of ovl¥ 150 remonstrants were obtained, Considerable discussion ensued, during w 1 it was noticed that more anx.cty was dieplayed in re- ward to the disposition of the Choriuy Fund, now sbout $21,000, than anrth nv else M iversity | of opinion exista neonhers with regard to the movement, | ui the loading members of the | Board express » deciied preference for the original bill, introduced by Senator Lammer, than for its subati¢n nd they ciaim that two-thir'’s of the Whirr axp Brack.—A ha ung white worman was yeauriay arrested, coargel by William Wilmore, a colored man, with steallag from him a stove. The parties, it is alleged, have lived togetler as man and wife, in » tenement house ja North First treet, F. D. EXVLosion,—Yesterday afternoon a hoiler in the basement of the house 2 th 8d street, exploded, damaging the binlling to the muunt of $100, No tujury to the occupants ome + JERSEY CITY, Tue Qvora FoR Hevson Covnry.—-The following are the quotas assigned under the last Af%er the organ vation of the Lewistature, the | quest on of raconatrnering the wre taken tip and cinctiese ir some hours ailthe wray ty | conseivat the Yar the varion ee. T tons wan that the Sine quered child into the Un poltted to kielt Governor Bt | Vise natea, whic | ter returne lt reportel | reer rit, but ey were to exercs none | e adjourned alter the atrle of | Reown's Leeisl re ofthe previous Fri. | t king @ equare drink dud 0 bantifu up to a house, one dav, in Beriven Coun- ary utter ny frantle appeals for ay what wae wre ep the old ! ited to @ buruing cotton-giu, and ex- clair eds “Patiteus! You une are burning me child i Tpke’ where the eblld was, and auceceded fn | learnine that it was in the burnium 4 Away T went, with some men, to cont, and at the de meta te | Yodly singed, inaued forth from the fer | Returning to the house, inquired t v came there, Putting the old pipe between her ltrs, te ¢ hor nerves, the old lady wt last Voutured “Well, sald she, “we und h killed all the Miwe bors t growlpg up to fight ve, and we bi Btrenue us tits may seem, amoug the poor, igno- rant dupes of Devie itis a como be | Yankecs elay all the r ebildre: nati vivant Moseses and J 1 cornecriba (ut nore that you uns em out frot ts Jil aw u bulrushes, MARINE NEWS. Feb. 15-8, Rises, 654i, Fete, 6 S5—M'n rises.10 3 CLPARED Zoline, Bur treme + for Beaufort, iahain, & eiane ras, Vera Cruz; lonie, Matamorn STP AMBHIF. Ve, SHIl's —C, no» BAK Mar’ I aufort, URIGS Henry & Aubrey, Lacuayra; Aurora, Mat. amornas; Bride, Matamorus. SCHOONER M 8 Hathaway, for Manaanilla, BLO DY Caroline, Ros, for New Haven, Conn, ARRIVED. STFEAMSHIPS.co Appold, [new) Baltimore ; Gen Shem t Ro-ni: Beantor, Baltimore; Ocean & wall: Pa rne hiladelphia: Flag, Fort K vandaak, (evenue catter) ort Roy al SIPC © Dunean, from Cork, Leland, mdse, &e, BARK —Yamuri, of Noroau, NP, from Sagua, if Ocean Bolle, N Orieans; Rolling Wave, do BRI Too Late for Classification. DRATIUS, RFILLY—On Tuesdar, Feb nativeot the Parteh land, aged 5 years, His friends and relatives are respectfully invited fo attend the funeral, on Thursday atternoon, Feb, 14, Edward Reilly, a ot Abby, County Longford, lre- 15, at 1'9 o'clock, trom his Inte seeidence, 1 state *t, New York, as3 On Feb. 15th, of congestion of the brain, are respectfully invi orming, Feb, 2 Tenth a o'clock, fiom hie late 1 0, custom and slop paptaloa vy paid. Callall the week at BUSINESS COLAACES. OYSTER AND DRINKING SALOON N A rreale, Apply in the basemout b3% Greene ptieet 251 GOOD CHANCE—FOR SALE A STA- onery, varie’w and newspaper etore; tert lc in the elty: ea‘isfactory reseon given for selli Call for troops in the various sub-districce in Hux son County, credits having been given for one,two end three years men to January let; Jersey City First Ward, Second Ward, 96 ; Third Ward, 53; Fourth Ward,93; Fifth Ward,171; Sixth Ward, 61, Hoboken—First Ward, 8; Second Ward, 62; Third Ward, 101, Hudaon City—Bouthern District, 104; Northern District, 73, _ Tow *—Harrison, 83; North Bergen, 20; Union, 7; Coion Lownslip, 81; West Hoboken and Weehawken, 61; Bergen, 87; Greenville, 20; Bay- onne, 29, The quote for the city of Nowerk is 1,601 DEATH FROM INTEMPPRANCE, — Coroner Farrell, of Jersey Cisy, beid an inquest yesterday on the body of a man namat John Hrown, resi: atthe corner of Provostat. and Pavonia Avenus, who was founil dead in his be !aga verdict of ceath from intemnperance waa revered, Mrsrrrious Ronpert.—Mr, Joseph Colton © resident of Waterbury, Conn, appeared at the Police Headquarters in Jorsey © ty, veaterday forenoon, and stated that he had been robbed the it before of w wallet coutaining #5 in billa, and acarpet bag and bundle containing clothins He stated that he apent be fore parts of the nicht with atriend in New York, during which they imbibed two or toree times, after which he i over to Jersey City forthe purpose of taking the midnight train for Washington. He did nos reco!= lect what happened afer arr.ving ou the Jersey City # but thinks he fel into the bands of somo ding of the sharpers that infest the public houses inthe | Vicinity of the depot, Ata late hour in the night, Mr. Colion was tound wandering in the streets, minus hie money, carpes bag and bundle, and Shere is little probalility that ie will ever set eves on ita. Tk won'sdo to winx dereoy lighting in. with beurne, The Bences Tose INVESTIGATION, — turaittee of the New Jersey Ley « sure appointed to investigate the circumstances attending the recent accilent in the Bergon Tun- nel, fed the tunnel on Saturday last. Were aceoippanied tu the Cook, Bate Geologist gineer and some of « Erie Road. The tunnel was inspected t y the Com- mister, regard boing had to ite coustruct + BECK rity and the nicaus of consiructug sicpale The Commitice will also continue the examination of witnesses in reforence to the collelou Morr & Bsoca aud ioe Ere Rulway tree The special C examination » Pre by Prof, Eo Y & They | between the | 1.4 tion A i For SALF—8400—ALL THE FIXTURES, drawers, Lottles, ete. etc. fr eas tore, Pre. sent plece ‘et tor another busine Apply 494 Third ave 258 | WORSA mv jon at, for 3 dare, UTCHERS SHOP TO tures tor sale LE’ Inquire $2 Pitt #t, tor * VERY CHEAD, A FANCY AND le etildr lothmg store, Inquire in the store, 25) Weet 25th av 2 25 Fok SALE CHEAP—A NICE LIQUOR Store weil fitted up, without stoc Rent cheap, with apartn.ents to live in. 20 Firat ave, for 3 daye 3 FF *R SALF—ONE OF THE BEST LITTLE Vorter Houres in the Fourth Ward, 21 Oak et The reseon for seliing, Lam golug in the country to my ownp ace 34h : EF YR SALE—FELT HAT MANUFACTORY, rs 14 Woat Ioadway, Apply at MILs AND PIF DEPOT FOR SALE, NOW AVE toing a cood business, with lease to rug till May, jae A good opening tor ®& g1Loaerv, Aa | ie none } on the block, ent low, and the bes location on the wth ave ple. between TL aud BE. 0, JOUN- [ston Ninth ave, My | SAW MILL FOR SALE—ONE OF HUNT- Wine ton Machine Co!s Y4 1 van! | Meorly Lew; price $30, App.y to E R& 2) Cortlanar 4 To TINMEN—THE K, TOOLS AND | Hxtulewor the tin, # 1 keioeonee ! pot for {10 Mie \« ington, Brooklya WASTED To PURCHASE — A tec ,or any other p t so.vest corma, bet, ore 1e+# PARME sro ot eto atic M,at2l York ot, near \V $B, Ip vA FEW REAMS OF PRINTING PAPER “Axo, will Le eold cheap on t the uo ‘ ' [THE Wowan's THE REA | aur ppacation INFIRMARY . NA Heading POR " | | Ave Hal to which the shove Lgrutuiwurl,, Goon | NESS. EST AND MOST DURABLE. MESES HWATR DYE, SIMON BAGGS: !he Motel fre of the World, is used tn preference to OR THE cde yay 3 SOTATAINT ”) ‘OT STAIN 7 ’ and as all who have tried It ecktew eG” FAT LITTLE MAN IN GRAY Meveh eth AO IN i Re THE HATR, ut changes hed or G.ey bair ton heauth “ SORES SAGER? al BLACK OR DROWN. oe ond nator The fat little man In grav looked firet at one then atanother; rubbed his chin, laid down hie hat, unbuttoméd bis coat and drew forth « al'p of pa- t Lethe gt oni egiste at the low price CENTS PER BOK’ <1), Barnes & Co, % k ieekman et, Wheels ate fy and is told wal WM, Wihtotreane AGENTS. per. low; Fraser & Ler, & “A letter! proposal! carte-blanche! the vile Cherry et lier & heed, 15 Allon, oor, stant deaiguing profliwate!" thought Miss Walmnsler, and andcor Houston et, aud Ave.0: Hoadley, 91 Rlehth | @b@ anntched the youthful Bella to her boeor, end ave., Porter & Patrehild, 415 Hudson stand 877 Sixth | pulled the bel! faat and furious AS ONES Sar he? be tareled by CON. CRIT | Up from the parlour rushed Mrs, Belton, down from the attic tumbled Janet, in frum the kitchen sped Nathahe “What ever ia it? the chimner on fire or the dog gone mai?” cried the landind ast, “Be oft be offi"! screamed Jn: as nhe saw the fat little man iu gray’ and she ran upto her mis- tresses, seized the hearth-brush, and stood on the ( ‘HEAP FOOD AND FUEL CAN BE PUR- - co eetet a eleht advance on wholesale cost at the following places MASONIC MISSION BUILDING, atthe FIVE POINTS, «bere wheat and rye flonr, In- dian meal, coal and kindling wood can be obtained, Merare, BARNARD & BONS, 24 FRO 1. nea Gouverneur at, where 18 Iba, | defensive, of coal i+ for 1) cents, “Mra. Delton, how te this?’ commenced Miss brit EMPIRE MILLS IN BROOME ST. Walinaley. gathering courage and resuming ae for the purehase of tour dignity: { —thie IOUS W. FARMER, 47 LUDLOW 8ST Gh will sell tour, potatoes and meat to industrious work- JAMES M RAY, 248 AVENUE BR for the enie vi coal, coke and wood, at a alight advance on coat “a CoOMPRE SSED YEAST —THE DEMAND for our celebrated con prewed yeast having so pidl: incrensed, we deemed ita duty tothe public lesienete the following deposite fo the various ot the city, where it can be hed fresh every DONAL. STERN & CO, “That man—that monater—tint shocking, terri+ ble creature, gained admittance to our presence?™ demanded the gentie Bella. “Man monater—terrible creature!" slowly ene unciated the fat litte man in gray ; and be drew himaelf u ¥ atiflr, and looked more leaden and and “reckless and profiyate than ever," thought the two Mias Walmsley." “ Who-what—which do the ladies meant?" eried Mre. Relton, staring round in aurprise “There te but one of the male sex in the apart- 59 Seven b., bet, 16th and 17 ” GREENWIOiL pn Oven bots Uh AEM | ment, Mra Belton ; at least T promime a," repliod 112—H. Schmidt nS—A, Deorking Miss Walmaley, with awful emphasis, “Tailude ta , jeor, Sth ev—F. Littel, that person in gray, whose character must be known | AVENLEA to you, and who has dared, I fear with your conni- tT 9—C. H. Rauch. Vance, to obtrude himeeclf inte th tment, for COREENWICH AVE. ae wh oa bly ex , n. ot E, je- ah pay be . character 1 to obtrude no $)—Halght Bros. himself—pu: discordantly wuttered the fat 44—1, Bianek, CANAL BT. man ingray, “Thave a name as well as an ther, Shl-—L, briediander, “85 Chas, Roche and can tell down as many gold pieces on this ta- SEVESTH AVE 2K. bneeleke, ble as you may please to reckon, jadies."" He put an Abie & Palmer ie BEV ENTH 8T on his hat, sapped it over his eves, drewa long 400 Horenk ee" poo ite tye: whistling breath, aod regarded Miss Mella like an SIXTH AVE, 4% ~Beuman ogre,” felt sho, aad she clung more tightly » ber 11-1. MW. stelivee. 404 Ginter, “TL command you to leave the room, air, ot Mine Walmsley, drawing herse f up; sence is an insult, an outrave.’’ t m, but it's the first time I ever beard it,’ replied the fat Little man in gray. ‘‘I'm a countryman of your own, and sorry to find fenlt Jos PRINTERS DUSIRING A STOCK OF © printing pap an obtin some cheap, 2405S by soplying at the Sun Office tf LAVIES=HAVE YOU EVER TRIED THE BALM OF WHITE LILLIEs for Besutifying and Preervine the skin’ [tien delightful preparation, | with ladies ingle ones tom, I'm wld” ano cen be used in winter ae weil aa enmmer, It ree * Desist, air!" cried Mise Bella, roused by this im- hooves plruple tan and all imperfectious Ne ur conduct is known tot it shocks trom the #ntu, rendering it beautttully clear, soft and | Piication; | your concuct le kaw 4 white rivaling Nature ta ler tates: forme, We war- | morality —t dalises the neighbourbood—i rant it te he from all iawurious ingredients, and | compels us to abandon the roof bexeath which we | to the moet tenderekio. Tobe had | had domiciled ourselves for the season," \* } fet. Wililamebureh, Also at Hoad- * Lord-a-mercy, lacies! there must be some mis. ‘1 Eigith ave, New York, Price only s0 cents | take here” exclaimed the landlady; “ whatever per bottle, Of | can poor, dear, innocent Mr Kaggs have done wo your” f yours, it would seer, Mrs. Bolton,"* cried Mss Walmsley with severity “Why not a friend, exactly, uia'am, but a sort of neighbour, seeing he and I Lave lived iu B-—zhese twenty years ' * Lived in R——these twenty years'"' “And served noospapers regula fet litie mau in gray, thinking of N briuging and fetching punctual, The Indive breathed more freely; a weight fell from their eyes; they began to suspect's mistake added the 1 ;only,"* yu serve next door?’ demanded Miss Walms- ley, authoritatively. **Right and left, ma'am: never no comp/ainta, ir custom, Brought my card ;—‘tr won Ragas." “You serve next door,--there, at the bay-wine dow, " repoated Mies Walmaloy, with searching ex pression, and still dreading an imposition. ~ At General Btratton's,—to be sure, ma'am ; sere S AND PAINTS—ROOF OIL 50 CTS, ot oils, Th et per eallon; Grafton painta, ven, Oils, spirits turpentine, nnd colored pa'nta yl * lead and zine, > cta per pound, D, BID. THE FOLLOWING FROM THE POLICE GAZETTE “STIRRING UP A NEST OF VERMIN. “OLD PAPERS, Our readere will have noticed 4 ong the most ent ising merchants have «pared neither pains nor ex. that they have etir- tiin who are seeking to protit by have located themselves in the this there could be no objection, it business but such te nos the care, Being too penuri> ertiee for Sustor ang having too little renee low re, and Spanish brown, le per pound ; 254 Pearl mt, 405 RFAD ot February iith, ertising columns, that Mevare, Stockwell 4 elr by xtensive, and eo er to take advantace of their en- 4 leeitimate method of transacting their theirown, they yet have to devise bu P ne of the on oo +4 Thatneelve « the Tileen Mahieu ved him ever since he's been here—with the news. mH stockwell & Emerson To * » this, they | pape punctual, adopt tactics of the eloshes-men in Chatham at., “General Biratton, man," cried Miss Walmsley, ond Lie in wait for those eentieren's cussomera, and | with increased asperity. This is 9 deception ; hen they ree oue on the way to their store, they | ghere is no goveral at the house Jmeun," and she wariar hic, and hy gente force, and by promising to pointed direct to the bay-window, * = ln bon--a female’ —— **In India muslin, with @ gold chain and sapphire ring,’ added Miss Hell, “Very tine eyes, black hair, crecle complexion, and the whitest teesh in the world,” continued Mise Walmeley *A-watoving her moss-roses tn the mornings, and looking raythir bold-like,” wound up Janey, impatient of silence, **Hold your tongue, young woman!" growled the fat little man in gray, turning his leaden eyes on the girl; ** you don't know whet you're saying, or who you're backbiting.”’ “Why, that’s Mre, Colonel Sinclair, Siratton's daughter, a widow, the it of daughters, and sweetest of ladies!" cried Mrs, Belton; '' she Wears muslin dresses iu ihe wnorning, and loves flowers te distemction."* “Mrs Colonel Sincle: sive nthigber price than stochwell & Ermeieon, they induee the individual to sell tothem, Now we would Wain people not to be deceived by there contemptible tricks, but to carey their goode directly to Stockwell & Finervon, will pay them the highest market price, ond not cheat them in weight aa do these har- vles who thus seek to trede on othor men's capital." THE WIG pepers, pamp Goveripuon, by STOCKWELL & EMERSON, A238 25 Aun at. one door west of Nassau st, 10 CENTS PER POUND PAID CASH FOR old newepapers, books and pamphiete 0 direct to 19 Ann et, near William, THOs, C, BENNETT.ST 19 ANN STREET—49 ANN STREET— “Be VERMIN! VERMIN!! VERMIN!!! Do not go on the block where this loathsome disease i but go BETWEEN WILLIAM AND NASSAU STREETS, 2) CASH PRICES paid for old news- & books, and waste paper of every | Stration's daugh- it vou have tor.’ repeated she two os Walrnsicya, '—" is te OLD BOOKS, NEWSPAPERS, OR PAMPULETS poesi! ley and where isthe Genvrsi?—we have ne- for asle, aud there get ver seen him,'* TEN CENTS VER bot SD ASD UPWARDS ‘Red-ridden, poor gentlemen:"* answered the THE HIGHEST € Keay PRICE landlady ; “laid up with paral sever likely, I r k er the use of his Lr nd bis danghter, Mrs OR ALL KINDS OF fea WASTE PAPER, AT THE LARGEST cea . * Colones Sinclair, God pj you, M VAPER-STOCK STORE IN THE CITY, | purses bia, reads to bit, talks to bint, ein, “A ALS AGH Poe c RENNETT. him, plays to Lim; aod When he's too poe ae nud = a SS | frets to bear Ler voice, sits by bis bec-side in gis a i ety ares pee lence, working OF dfawing,—or weeping, if be’ SELLE RING. aslvep, aud cau’s eve ber," is ping, if he's Pea as fT aeen fete 2 4 * And she nevor goes ous #* ILLS £1 AND UPWARDS, ON| “Nevent © Union Bank 0: London, and * Aud nobody visita them 9" _ For eale by RAPA HANS. SEO D “Only tue vocy The Genera! can't bear coms 6 WELLS, FARGO & CO pany, aud won't see any one; he's lost a fortune, JROR LIVERPOOL—OLD BLACK BALL toe, Say jaud the Geath of bis wife, an Lodisn priacess, I Lear, broke bis hears aud spoiled his LINE— The packet sh) Ry yy FOSTER, JR, | gamper."’ wilisailon Thursday Feb, 16, OF pateage app'y on Lue sinters exchanged Joo! f : f Beekn to ROCHE BRoa. & — ‘a of surprise and plea. COFPEN: sb moub se wit | sures pain Wae mingled with thelr euiotionn, Here were shown the folly, the charitablenese of evil concica «+ To make atonement was all the Miss Walmse leys'' Low coveted, Mr. Simon By, papers regularly ** All of them,'' added Miss Bella. *Toank you, ladies," sa.dthe fat lite! grey, again coffing the low-crowned, meihat “Evory morning, when ! lca tthe Gi peral'e. “Mra, Belton, our plans are alterel; my sister and I will remain for the two mouths," ‘I'm glad of it, indies : 1 dou't like to part wita lodgers hastily; and I'm quive sure you's: find no. ASSAGE FROM AND TO LIVERPOOL {Il-nature, the un- and London. By the Old Black Star Line,--For Liverpool, the RESOLUTE, on the soth January. For London, The YORKTOWN, on the 26th January, For passage apply to WILLIAM & GLION, 40 Fulton er. ws PASSAGE TO AND FROM THE OLD COUNTRY, : Or DRAVPTS available in all parte of ENGLAND, IRELAND, BCOTLAND and WALFS Vevsone wiraing to send for thelr triende or ren y can do eo at the lowest pore ble rates by apply TAPSCOTT BRULHERS & CO, 56 Sonth street, N.Y, SSTOWN AND LIVER: % you thay bring the morning mo wv s' FAM TO QUEE POOL, -PENNSYLVAN(A tails Saturdays, Mar, | thing pleasanter, better, cleaner, or more Teepectar Iith, Cabin pagenge $126 eteerage $4), payable in | ble in ——~ shan my apartments,” eurrency. Apply to WILLIAMS & GULON, 29 broad The audlady withdrew weill-pleased, and “the way 66 ’ Misa Walmoleys," atier cousuliing together, lett their cards for Goneral Stratton ani Mra. Col, 8 n. clair, ou the strength o. # glimmering notions, in. duced by the name, ¢! their uncle, Maloolm Mon. ro, had many yea k mentioned a Major as Generel S.ratton in bis letters irom Agra, Mrs, Colonel Sinclair returned the visit; explana: COAL. ¢ F PER TON DELIVERED Screened $9.50 from yards. First quality of nut coal ruituble for family ure, Apply immediately to J, BAGLEBY, Sand vs Onk et 10 | tons ensued, the gliminesing notion brizbtened inte a = = nnn Lg broad flame, Malcolin Monro, dead and gone, had DRY GOObs, been en old frieud 0! the ginoral: aud the tranapes aaa | pent brow of the beautiful Auglo-[ndien crimsoued AND FLAN: | with joy a@ she was received into tne cordial em. brace ot her beloved god faiher's nieces, **O Bella, Gear! what injustice! what wickedness we were guilty of." cried Miss Walusley, atter ao interview, the prelude to many, with General Strate en, a thin, bilous, wasted, irritatle old tan; ye in bis moments of ease, sho polished bi h-vred c! ivalrous Kentleman, Me J. LAMBERT 8 teenwieh nnel aa, 6d, #0 beautitul Del, iiogek and other prints very el NEW YORK fi Me THE Published daily, Sundays excepted, ever aguiny Letty, will Tthink evil ofa wo eNTS PPR COP 2 CENTS “RR WEEK. ecause BLE is youn), lovely und alone."" dunywhere in the city or vicinity, By rof wo honest man because calls twice s Dolart per year, three montha tor Ny" eee #3 * For the newspapers {" crie? Miss Bella, { prininatc the Associated ; re Nay in the a t ia i Ina or ot at Pi eantal efor | Solemn tones of Tuk Far Lirting Man is Gray, taining Her It contuins ALL the ews of the 1UE END, day iu a e1iall epace—eusily read, ‘ A Weekly Edition of the San ai : spi in publ Fuosday, Terme: (in wrappere for PRAWVEDLMONG, the mail 1) THUPR CORN TB per ¢ > PO | ene —---2 SUNSCML TION PRICK ONE POLLAB PED YEAR, ] UDSON RIVER ILROAD—ON ANI 0! Lee by single copy or in clube--tie cheapest par | ahier Monday r tb Siieet \ the wortd. 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