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g. Douglass, Conn; I. Bagnal Boston; Captain Driscoll
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dence w McMurray, Iansngburg; a d. Conkey, Chenan.
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IpB'-l Crlrd Bank, IN; Northern
D450O0 State 81. 73t4; $4,000 Y. D. Trea-
LoJx; 1913 state SIS, ~; "a Southern Trust,
a anal 57L; 50 Reading RR. 29x; 436 County
a 10 Mechanics Bank, I'm; Is Sehuylk Navigation,
DP5li Lehigh Interest 60. , -
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ISM pains and the joints swelling the muscular
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mendaton and many have pronounced i The best possible
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resisted have been rapidly and
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to SHs ssS.s hs aF h
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John street Agents-Guion 27 Bowery, coraer Grand
No. 81 John Bs s%S "
HUNTERRIA1N 6DI,ssPfENsARY, No: DIVISION street,
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thoroughly cure tits hord disease without injury to the con-
w%sa a sye
eectnay curd in ali cases no matter how long standing or
how deeply seated the system with less trouble to the pa.
he sy
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MEDICAL CARD.-DR MORRISON continues to treat
~ all forms Of private diseases With that which
Sssas and
few days. without mercury, hndrance from
Structures he without pain Inconvenience the
tent Constitutional debility from habit inducing
turna emissions and impotency radically cured by reor
ing the system to healthy Patients detailing their
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CarI.Is &C. lis oiEss sSi Fulton street mo m.re
BOARD IN THE COUNTRY.
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dences Orange county, mile from the Hudson River
landing Comwa-the best steamboats, land daily and
fom the cityevery attention will be paid make desra
He home for those who wish spend the the
w Early application desirable For further particulars,
liam streets r. Sinclair 433 Houston G. H. Ring 1872
Broadway. ago msr
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NEPTUNE HOUSE, NEW ROCHELLE.
THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
company before the first day of May also he
prepared to make arrangements with families for and
offer inducements those who wish be city
and well accommodated-also good bathing.
as 3w&r f. RICE
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GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.


Dr. Townends Sasapara is a sovereign aud speedy care
for incpient ConsumPton Baroness, Ieucohea Whites
involuntary discharge thereof and for the general pTosa
causes, produced BY csul.rty illness or accident
on N S cam s nsn M effects
orf t'sGS IT, at once 6ee9me robust and full Of energy
ness of the female Frame which is the Of barren
will not expected of u.s. cases of SO delicate nature
70 exhibit Of performed but
e wHe sas aye ay been z US:
after using few bottles Of this Invaluable medicine
s ssss Ss: veal.
sensation Of bearing down. falling q the womS, ssd Vii,
other difficulties, and having known where your med
for such a. have described obtained bottle your
me period it removed her complaints and es,orsd
sr r. in, for the benefits she TAX:
public
Albany, Aug. II, 1874
CoxsAcKE. strt 20 1876.
to esf{ hat wife used $oIs ssrssp3rs
et Ss and very much
ne aasS:d y viii l. 6;s nd salss
Ct nsS 'ns as er
week offs the C.y snd bs.
been ZEN for long tine i'm previous, previous. 30 ,
the Success Of the msacne You are entirely welcome 10
subscribe myself your most obedcnt AID obIgsd ssIy.pt
ALMossTT a MIRACLE. >. 'N''''o''
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cannot cured This only II seveal hundred cases
that Townsend's Sarsaparilla has cured T.
BRooxLYs, scp,I, 1876.
DR.. Townsend-DeaI Sir wa, taken little oSfr year
with severe cough aud pain sdc increased
me very fast indeed was popopncedby physicians have
bad night sweat. and sinking smy doctor said he
could do nothing for went the hospital hope Of
being benshfted but was pronounced there ncursble
soen became emseated and expected de confined to
you any descpton hat would do justice case
nYmber Of remedies and all seemed be purpose read
OF some most extraordinary performed medicine
and to tell you the truth suspected there was some hnmur
them But was induced it'll done So and am very
thankful did cannot that am entirely we'll but an
so recovered TO be about hone he
rey well In few weeks My cough and pain in the side
and night sweats have left aud raise very little and
am last getting usual strength feel duty 10 give you
statement ofmy case to publish if you please " -
PETER BROWN, II LURE street, BROOKLYN.
PIn;cpsl office lae Fulton street Sun Building New York
s2 North Cd street Phi,dslpha Hancs, Dngsi. Bal
p %mYh, Co., ~ Charrss street New Orleans; io5 South
the United States West Indies and the Cada
yono genuine, unless put in the large bottles,
hch e9ntnn quart and signed with the written signatueot
6imM1hkea
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Philadelphia.

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LIQUID HAIR. DYE.

MO EQUAL.-The improvement Of l8i6-ALEXAN-
~ DER's TRICOBAPI1E, which instan!aneously color.
the Hair natural Black Brown and gives the beauty
elasticity Of YOUTH and warranted either wash rub off
soil the skim The proprietor since its
sents to the public with the confidence having no
equal, and as a perfect dye.
For sale by Rushton & CO., Broadway; j. s. Aspinwal
William street; Johnson Moore Taylor Maiden lane and
A. b. d. Sands New York and by the agents for The
United States, X. g. g. A. WRIGHT,
ain I'm. h,aJ.1
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John Jackson Esq., editor of the Halfway Republican, pub
lished the above certificate and remarks editorial
follows
The Of Dr. Townsends preparation Of Sansparis
appears be the extraordinary character We publish
Of this town. and from Rev Mr. White Of Staten Island
the medicine have saved his life and Mr. White
entertain equally strong confidence its efficacy lnte-
like these would praise strongly what they did
nd fully believe % laSerye
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.

A CARD TO THE LADIES.
MADAME B. LEVIN, late from Berlin, begs announce
IVA to her friends and ladies in general that she has
OPENED Millinery Establishment in this city ia BoweTy,
that line Her stock of ds has selected by
herself with the utmost cares entirely and in point Of
LEVIN in fact feels confident that her establishment will be
found worthy OF the patronage she socs and requests
early call. MADAME d. LEVIN,
ia Bowery.
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preparing TO prosecute vigorously and apparently
SO sfecually 1t is well to tako this view of rela-
tons with Mexico that may not be led into state OF
false securityhat we may in looking upon the black
side, be prepared for any emergency and every conn
gsncy.
There many precedents for the state of things
we have predicted in the with Mex co History in.
forms of many where the most powerful M
tons have for years been with those immeasura
bly, their interiors in numbers resources &C. Sc una
bic to subdue them or to conquer a peace upon any
TERMS and our position in relation TO Mexico WILL in all
human probability add another the many instances al
ready in existence. This was forced upon us;
had 10 other alternative. Had Mexico been the most
powerful instead of the imbecle Of all civilized
nations, it would have made difference. Upon the
same grounds would have gone into war with
Great Britain, as quick with Mexico or any other NO.
on and ere therefore bound 10 support the govern
ment upon this point TO tho utmost limit OF our ability
To the leaders of the opposition in both Houses Of Con-
gress we would merely say. remember the Hartford
Convention, for tie time will come and many who are
opposing this with the greatest bitterness will
live SEQ it, when they will stand before their country
in the same light the members Of that celebrated con-
vsnion have since the termination of our last with
Great Britain
II is reported that the Committee of Ways and Means
Intend reporting bill for an issue Of Treasury notes of
the fall amount required by the Secretary Of the Trea
sury carry the government to the close Of the fiscal
year. June 3h ls4s There is Other way of raising
money ct the Of The government; and we have
for some been convinced that Congress will be CON-
PEELED adopt this system in preference to any other
which might have been proposed 1t is perfectly feast
bic perfectly legitimate beneficial to all classes in its
operation, it will provide circulating medium supo
lior to sny in extsDce admirably calculated to re-
guate our internal exchanges and neuaze the onerous
features Of the dspendent Treasury act
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the bsanc Il power which In her hands sh ua r~r-
sist in imposing preliminary conditions the scquisi
ton of this territory conditions which the south does
not acknowledge as either just equitable, she will
oppose the acqnisiuon Of territory from the asminsta
ton, OF which she is excluded BY her more powerful
rival
Now, in this state Of things IL 10 better that each
should surrender something for the sake Of harmony
California necessary to us not only because Of the
commercial advantages denvabls from It's possession
oIt because Mexico cannot keep IL; and If do not
%ke !, IN Payment of our debt, some other power will
siucn To England il would be invaluable ard would
we Wish 10 have Englanl Southwestern border
men we mus have Caiorniai and the South sgI sed
~ twenty seven years ago. on the basis Of
VII sx degrees thirty minutes there will be sur
o. either right or principle in agreeing to similar
ga - ootn as The means Of preserving harmony,
ana OF acquiring rich and fertile territory the advsn-
.ages u which IN national as well in commercial
point OF view cannot To over estimated.
Harmony with the South Is the interest Of the North
and sun more Of the West besides. iba, nsths, loses
anything by such compact that which have Urn.
posed trust the moderate both aides viii aSrss
70 some such compromise, and do not know any snst
can be fairer than the line have marked vut
GALVIENSIg
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TO THE
LATEST NOM ENT,
y lv L. n. & IL A T. HIC.

RocnrsrER, January IA NJ
Clear and cold About an ilch of snow.
Sx RAcusE, January IA NJ.
Urea, January IA. NJ
There is no snow, nor any appearance of any.
AL.sASr, January ia. NJ
The weather is quite mild W it'll but little snow.
7o'clock, P. NJ.
The weather hes changed anal bscoi ne quite cold.
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WAsHisorov, Monday Nigh,

WAsHisoroS, Monday Night.
The bill reported by the Committee Of Ways and Means
providing for treasury and loan, authorizes twenty
three millions.
The Committee of the Whole ,ded the Oregon
BILL restricting the right voto at the election 10
American citizens
The nomination Of Fleniken Penn. Charge TO Den
mark was confirmed by the Senate
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WAsHINe1oN. Jan. ll-7P.M.
Senate.
Mr.. ArcHsOr called the Senate to ord err and read
letter from the Vice President desiring Mr. to preside
during his absence
offence was taken at this by Mr.. Crittenden. who
thought the Vice President not powered to dele
gate his authority during his absence with all respect
to the honorable Senator (Mr. A. he moved that the
Senate should proceed to the election OF President pro-
tenn.
Some debate ensued, when Mr.. Crittenden modified
his resolution to read Resolved That Mr.. D. X. A.
Gibson be- and is hereby appointed President pro em dur.
ing the absence Of the Vice.F resident"
After further debate Mr. SEVER moved that the reso
luton be laid the table, with view of referring the
subject to the Judiciary Committee The motion was
lost.
Mr.. BAaBr then moved to substitute for Mr. Critten
dsn's modified resolution, its original form, which Mr.
Crittenden accepted The motion wss passed.
The Senate then balloted for q President pro. TEN.
The vote STOOD Achison AZ Sturgeon, Sewer, l.
MIR. Atchison declared duly elected.
II was moved that the Judiciary Committee be in
structed to inquire into the eKpedency of repeating tho
23l rule, which relates to this subject. Agreed to-
The Committee Military Affairs reported bill to
provide for temporary increase Of the military
also bill to authorize the appointment Of Lieutenant
General Both these bills made the special order
for Thursday.
The Senate went into executive session. and then ad.
journcd.
House OF Representatives.
Personal explanations were made by Messrs. BuRr,
HARALsoy, and BEDiNeER.
The bill to increase the army by ten regiments
passed. The vote stood 1865 TO As.
Mr.. BOYD then moved reconsideration carried ls7
to 50. The vote ordering its engrossment for third
reading, also reconsderod. motion was made to
recommit. Lost
Sundry amendments, for the most part of an unimpor
tant nature offered by Mr. BoYp the principal one
being provide fer the disbsndment of the officers and
men at the close of the war.
The amendments adopted, and tho bill amend.
ed wos again passed by vote of III to34
A motion made to reconsider, but decided by
the Speaker to be out Of order.
The HOUSE,, then, motion of Mr.. DOUGLASS, went
into Committee of the Whole Mr. Hopkins in the chair
and took up the bill to establish Territorial govern
ment in Oregon.
kASeveral uninportant amendments discussed and
adopted.
The committee rose and the Civil and Diplomatic APP
preparation BILL and bill authorizing Loan and for
other purposes, were reported by the Committee OF
Ways and Means.
Adjourned
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5 &c . 7 I & co. IS,


CITf Wholesale sud Refill Fam " Grocery Tea, Wines
- and Spnt tstablshment, &c The proprietor pledge
thems YES thst every article is puine and sold
nal profit udnR cas- Of the LATEST mportanns and m Of
approved QUALITIES; Snean OF every grade Coffee Mochs
Java Lagu.yr. aud Mar.csbo; Wines Champagne Sherry
Cluet, Msdrira Port &c. Scotch Wbiskey, or GIenvst
and ,ys celebrated brand Loudon Porter barclay Per
kn,D Ednbugh and Allowsy Ale; Fruit; Sperm Candles
Ols Old tngish Dairy heese; French English snd Ans
mean Mustard G,ssos sgiced Hams superior View iers
ed pnd Of the highest favor; ,aps, stsb he; kaisas
Figs, nc.
he wines consist Of superior old London Dock Port
Amansdo pate sherry Msr.e cs do Ial- gold and brown
sherry: last In "a Reeve Madeira Newton, Gordon, Muir
dch &e. scotch Herrngs now landing from shin Ann Tlar
ley, 1.-THE celebrated Loeb Fine,
SCOTT THOMPSON,
- 5g7 Broadway.
splendid branch OF the shove establishment has been
the solicitation oil their customers opened 537
Broadwv also the c,sh principle where Assotin
ofarces spending with their town.
sud OF the same quality Will always be foundan assortment
that cannot he surpassed by in tn. city All the above
articles will be onnd there aud goods from each place will
be delivered free Of expense ia any Of the city FOR cash
onlv d2i ,rr
RAGS BOUGHT.
L'ORElGN and Domestic Rags boughtuy
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,,,,e,,s,, MlNCE PIE

HUBLlsnED isis DAY sbook entitl, d "Ni,cc Pie for
wy nlulion," containing 400 engravisQs and 16a
pages i9 81 the Wild and wonderful humorous ard wittv
Eles ony - .eats companion the idle Hour 8ook
pu shtirely INHERENT from TIA odd volume '
AisoJus published, Leaflets oftbe Ball Room beips
cnpee instructor ~ the celebrated POLK QnadrilI,s with
the music OF the kedowa Wsltx-prics ials cents WV"
IUHNER FISHER,
YALENTlNEs-The most extensive a,,orm err in AM.
nes on .he eve Of eomplston ssnd,aong your orders
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PHILApEtPHiA, Jan II-oPM,
The Southern mail at Washington, brings nothing
from beyond Richmond
Ayoung man. son OF Auly M'Caller, Cashier Of the
Camden Bark fell yesterday from the bars OF the gym
nastc exercise yard his fathers resi- encc, by which
his neck was broken. Ho died instantly,
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Died.


On Sunday 10th instant Of short hut painful illness
Jonr NopLE. son of Owen and Sarah Byrne, aged
year and seven months.
The fr ends of the family respectfully invited to
attend his funeral without further invi alton Tuesday
afternoon l2th instant at So O'Clock from the residence
of his father II Adams street, Brooklyn, between York
and Prospect streets.
Sunday evening january 10th after short but severe
illness MARY ELIZABETH TAYLOR, sged three years
month and ten days, daughter Of stephen and Hannah
Taylor.
The friends and relatives Of the family respectful
" invited TO attend the funeral to-day, (Tuesday) the
18th instant at o'clock, PM, from her late residence,
No Q Battery Places
Monday morning January 18th, 1s47 otter long and
painful Illness which he bore with the patience becom
ing Christian, Mr. CHARLES BATHGArE, in the 6Sth
year of his egs He was much esteemed by all who
knew him, and has left large family to mourn his
loss
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited To attend the funeral from his late residence to-
msrrow. Wednesday,, January 18Th at one O'Clock, PM
without farther invitation
Yes,e rdsy Torning, Jsnuary H. after lingering i'll
ness, MATTHIAS ThuRssrLL, long known one Of the
frt attached to the Broadway line Of stages He died
the house Of Corporal Thompson, on the 5h avenue,
whore the utmost attention paid to him during his
prstrActsd sickness.
His remains DO carried this msrning to Montgo-
merry, Orange county the residence of his mother Tor
intefmest
On the evening Of the lIth instant OF scarlet fever
FkANcs L. SrAsKs youngest of Sylvester and Eliza
Sparks, sged eight months and sevsn days.
Tbs friends and acquainances of the family
pee1y requested 10 attend the funeral Tuesday the
18th ipstsnt at O'clock Pm, from the residence of his
parents corner 2st street and 9Th avenue without fur
Tier notice.
Monday evening, Jan. IL, MIR. JAMES RAsnuHN
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend hia funeIs from his late residence No Cham
bsrs street, at e clock r. Nj. this day (Tuesday)
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VICIORYI VICTONVT

ENlRsT 0nn ffoin the Major General of the New York
frr1-From the Times and Messenger 80 We sbou d
not be su prssd Holmes festurs in tn. newspaper
WORKED we'll" This is the opinion Of huud seds ia
rev Yok The new schsmr Of furnishing the daily pers
pnths Lonsnn par with Yankee improvements, ia fsvors
b Iscevsd IS large Rurbor Of respec, able
VINO hsvs subscribed 20 give testimony Eight daily morn
Jog r'pefs IN ed Tor 25 one shll
Steks ubsrlption book 10 now open VIM. Tas ora
doom soie INC Astor where gentIees of New York are
7rbrc so ygpprSsrs,,ITess
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GREAT BARGAINS
in HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS.

A T STEWART L co have for sale ysry I,rrs Ia,
"a. ofinsn sbeetnss dsmask taels cloths and nsrkns
damssk' and dpers ia the piece huckab uck towelings
bs.ched rot'oes nanses Blankets. quilts seIpanss
miles and white musns OF every description at prices
gfsstiy below the cost Of Importation
ne se,vs oods are oihe very best qusy such they
can conndeny recommend for and durabity and
they offered At extremely low prices in order 10 make
eo for an entirely stock which intend 70 ia
Spring. BROADWAY * RIA De ar
hi2 2wisrrc
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ERlNA BALL.
LACKS ID CABS attending at the ErIna
~ Ball. this evening will please hesd their
wards the South Ferry and take their company
order Bv order Of the Hack inspec,or,
j2 ltsrh JOHN HUTHWAITE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-12
NETHERLAND EMIGRANT SOCIETY

NETHERLAND EMIGRANT SOCIETY.
nsstisK Of Holliadss and descendsnts Of Holland
IA ers, held The 9th sst t nously resolved
That society be formed under the name Of NRTIIER-
LAND SOCIETY, for the aid and assistance Of the Ho
lnders who may, in the Of time, in the United
States. $500
FsAll The Hsllsnssrp will without doubt approve of th.
measure 10 therefore hoped that x those have not
taken an interest IN The cause will be meetng ON
tht sth ins IN ,hs Atheseum Hste corner Of Bradway
and Leonard street, at O'Clock, p M.
jl25tsrh Ch,ym,n Of he Ms.t;n,,