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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-14

DOR sALE-THE LEASE AND FIXTURES OF ONE OF
the best Wholesale and retail liquor stores in the Fourth
ward. The only reason for selling is tho owner has two
stores ard cannot attend TO both Inquire at II Roosevelt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-14

uoTTAGEs FOR SALE cHEAP-A NICE BRICK
cottage and lot In Fortieth street. between Lexington
md Fourth avenues also frame cottage and lot
Besend avenue both pleasantly situated Price - D each
ne half can remain ON mortgage. Irqure Of T.
townsend, 81 Nassau street, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-14

IrOR SALE OR TO LET-THREE BROWN STONE
il English basement houses-Nos sos, 3o7 and 800
West Twenty second street. between Ninth aud Tenth
avenues finished IN the best manner, with all the
6ern improvements Inquire on tho premises, Of N.
pINDAR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-14

NRrG STORE FOR sALE-MoRE PROMINENTLY
situated than other store In the city o. New York
ov one having the ability aud OF conducting first
te establishment this offers great inducements For par
Rculars address box 2G7i Post once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-14

Musical INSTRUCTION. ON MODERATE AND RIA
wi t0nKlls terms W J0ssrh q. k1Ftisr. As4rsm 4.
ksa4e street, - ~ Broadway, sra sS,r. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-14

e7H0 FOR SALE-THREAO AND NEEDLE STORE,
p1OO. located great business thoroughfare the
vest side Of the town. excellent location akng and
millinery for selling illhealth Apply Immediately,
81 ll9 and III Nassau street, room No.
RICHARD L. PURDY co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-14

FOE sALE-TnE THREE STORY HOUSE, 1888 WEST
pr1ysments and painted throughout high basement sub
cellar balcony, &c. built in the best price 0
inquire ON the premises or of p j. BERTINE, Warren
street up stairs from " to O'Clock.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-02-27

vBAr rA1frtY oovEp,,wEyT IS

Il Is um to wa:eh children wiia a suspicious
eye; 10 frnwn n: iheir merry ou burs's Of inno-
ceAr h lafitv: TO srpprcss their joyous laugh
ter, and 10 mould thom into little models OF
oetogerariau gravity.
And when they have beun in fault IL is not
to punish them simply on account of the per-
sonal injury that you may lave Glanced TO
sufir in consequence of their fault: while dis
obedience. unattended by inconvcnencn to
yoursclf passes wit out rebDke.
Nor is i 10 overw holm the little cu'prit with \
flood of angry words: to stun him with deaiou-
ing noise; 10 call him by hard uamcs that do
not express he misdeeds; to load him with
epithets which would be cxlrayagant If applied
to faili of lcnio'd cnormity or to declare
vi b passionate yehemence that he is the ~crsl
child in the world. and destined TO the galows
Bu: il is to watch anxiously for the first ri
sings Of sin and TO rcpress them to counter.
act tho iliest workings Of selfshness: tc
suppress The first beginning of rebellion
against right authority: to teach and impart
an unquestioning and cheerful obedience to
he will of tho parent. as the best preparation
for future allegiance 10 the requirement OF &
civil magistrate, and to the laws Of tho great
Ruler and Father 10 Heaven.
1t is TO punish fault because il is faul,
because it is sinful and contrary to the com
mands of God, without reference to whetho
1t may not have been productive of immediate
injury to tho parent or to others.
1t is to reprove with calmnoss and compo
sure. and not with angry irritation; in a few
words, fitly chosen, and not with torrent o
abuse to punish as often as you threaten. and
threaten only when you intend and can ro
member 10 perform; to say what you mean
and infallibly 60 what you say.
1t is to govern your family in the sight o.
Him who gave you authority; who will aware
you strict fidelity with such blessings as III
bestowed on Abraham, or punish your crimi
nal neglect with such curse as he visited OF
Eli Religious Herald.
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For The siandars
AIEA7 THAT REMINDS OF THEE
ny II G

ny Il c.
How &c, he linur we give
Sh~n fancy may wander free.
n The friends who in memory lives
For ;hen I remember thee;
Then viaged ike The dove from ll.e ark,
My he~rl DER 4 stormy sea
Bsisgs sb.ck 70 my lonely bark
A Aleartha,reiniads OF thee.
Eut tslili doer tue ky look dark.
1he waters sill deep and wiaei
o.. when my l1uely bark
In peace. on-lhe shore abde.;
naithrough tn future Fac
Dark though my course may be.
Thou ART my guiding s;ar
Ny hear, still turns 10 thee.
When see thee | ar lie,
Isl sh when hear thy name;
Dut diey cannut tell The while
Whence Tie smile or The sadness came.
Vainly the world may deem
The cause oil.iy signs lhey know,
The brccze Tia, rcfiles the s:Ieam
Knows not the depth below.
Faycue Feb 1865.
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HI l. LSDALE H0U Sc.
r. N M RUIN usoux;otor

Southwest corner Public squsre-Hillsdale. Mich.
This House has lately Leen purchased by the Propri.
si.r. and thoroughly
RENOVATED D AND REPA1RED.
aud newly fned up and furnished from cellar to garet
making IL OF the most delightful and comfortable
treats the West No labor, attention or money will
bespared to make the weary
TRAVELLER AHOME, rr,r.ffa-l
~ every sense Of the word. IIsdale with it's adinin.
Ing lakes and sloprg gens. together withits healthy
cation affords theme for the Poet field for he Artist
that is worthy OF cultivation As place OF 70
treat is nnequslsd ia the wesi; and hope
of friends sva themselves Of breezes
Hi1lsdale Auril 1854
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-02-27

SENATOR SEwARDs's LgTTER OF ACCEPTANCE.
The following letter was read in both how
SOS of tho Legislature, OH Friday, the l6ih.
WASHINGTON. Fob IL. 1856
To The Legislature Of ne State Of .Ns,c York:
have the honor to acknowledge tho receipt
Of credentials showing that have been chos en-
by your honorable body. Senator for tho
State of Now York, for term of six years. to
commence on the 4th day of March next
l hopo that 10 announcing my acceptance of
this trust. | may be INDUCED with leave TO say
that, while the experience that have had here
has not all diminished my estimate Of it's mag
nitndo and dignity. nor removed tho self dis
trust with which ] sssnrncd It. yet tho gene
rous confidence manifested BY my fellow eli
zens. in commanding mo to continue in their
sorv:cc. inspires me with new zeal to maintain
The rights and promote the interests Of NV ma
tive State in the National Councils, and TO
commend hcr enlightened poIicv and her prin-
ciplcs OF constitutional freedom to the favor Of
the American Union. have the honor to bo,
M with the highcs, respect.
Your scrv't and felIow-citizon.
wIILAMH. SEWARD,
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-02-27

BY MARY A. ruhrEn'


Go, thou base deceiver, 60
Pursue thy blasting course;
stife every noble thoughts
e"' Banish stern remorse;
Arouse within The heart
ofinnocence and youth,
The highest human Love
Which e'er was based ontruIh.
Then thy ireschry conceal,
Act we'll the caterers part,
Teach her, that alone she reigns
Supreme within your heart
That she is the earth.born star
Which guides your weary ways
Life itself dresry blank
Without her presence gay.
When she has learned trust
Thy false ard tickle heart,
A ndrees the sweetest bliss
Which Love e'er impart--
Treat her with neecct and scorn
Cerelessly turn away,
And at another shrine
Her confidence betrey
Make it your boasirg and your pride
That she is noughtto you,
In vain she sought your love to gain
By rhymes and billetdouxi
Your meetings too were always Tanned
BY her and her alone,
For ir twas self that you had pleased
To another you had fown.
And though this deceptive seems
false protes, ofthiue,
Within the conscious heatof her
With whom you hope TO shine
Go os. with persevering skill,
And words Of cunning art,
You'll yet convince thai long she 3 been
The idol Of your heart,
Thus on from hower 10 aower
Make ityonr aim 10 fiy,
Bghling all within your path
Nor heed the hosoms sigh
Remember when your race ID run
Though lo,e ho ,or lost i
There's al orm which hidden lie,
Will teach you what twill coat.
Dasswooi Coruers. Feb. lab 1885.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-02-27
BRIS T OIL H OU S e,
=. formerly ST. Charles Hotel.)

Since bis late misiortun. by ire at East Saginaw
Michigan, has taken the above named House, and
will spare pains to make the Bristol House pleas
ant pla~- TO stopat The houtc Is beautifully siua-
ted, directly opposite the Bidde House, corner Jen.
srson avenue and Randolph street, Detroit, where
shall be happy to soc my friends throughout this
State, and the travelling public generally.
ntoo CIfAS. l.. fEfsTOr..
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Hill l. 5 ID f. L X Ii A N G E.
I.P. RANDALL, Proprietor.

North West Corner OF the Public Square. and oppo-
site of the Railroad Passenger House,
HILLSDADE, MICH.
HAVING spared no pains in fitting up and furnish
IL ing this House anew, We hope to meet the com
forts al wishes Of our guests Having also good
Livery Stable in connexion with tho House, feel
prepared TO meet the wants Of Travellers and give
prompt attention to citizen patrons returning
thanks forpast patronage. aIai-
Iiillsdale Nov. 90. n423tf
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HENRY b. RAlSrkONG.
LlARNEG2 MAKER & EADDL1,R.

dlnniacturer ofall Siads of iarncss, saddles, D.i
cs Mart;ngals, Trunks. VaIises Carpet BAGS &C..
.ni dcaear in Ladies Satehels, Whips, Flynctts
.'uilao Robes Hair Mattresses, Harness Sole and L
y Leather Also--Iiies, Sheep Pelts, Furs, Dee,
kiuS One doc, North Mitchells Store. n969
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PLANK ROAD HOUSE.

4. HOWDEK, Proprietor.
his House Is situated in Reading on The Hilsda!e
& diana Plank Road and is fttedup FOR the accom-
n, , alton nf the travelling pul,lic.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-02-27
r. {. CADWELL'S
ACIrI,IlRIA% GAILEEY.

AFR RCADWELL res pcctfully Informs tho citizens
- L Hudson and yisinty thathe has all the latos;
/ pro, ,cmcnts for taking L,kenesses.
PRnoms over Turner's Rude store, Iudson.A
llnlsnn. Ian. l6. 1854. lY.iII
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-02-27
JEWELLERY STORE.

~ JEWELLERY STUHE.
EEY 1M WATCH CLOCK AND JEWELRY
Tl- il REPAIRING.
AsAss-tzl9eT The subscriber has removed bis Jewel
ry Store the side of Broad st. opposite his old
stand where he may be found at all seasonabe hours
ready 20 do work in his line business short notice.
OCr He also keeps Watches, Clocks, Spectacies,
Jewelry. Cold Pens and Pencil Cases for safe, OF good
quality and at the most reasonable prices
Aug. ei. '5i. I. T. BRYAN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-19
MFR. S0uIe at Madrid.

The general correspondent of the N. Y.
Tribune, writing from Paris, on the 2Slh ult.
says:
A special diplomatic messenger, just arriv-
ed from Madrid, brings news of a curious
nature in regard TO the position Of Mr.. Soule
In that capitol, and The progress Of the Cuban
Question. This gentleman assures me that,
whatever may have been said To the contrary.
Mr.. Soule was received in Madrid, on his
return from Paris, in a manner the most fl It
iering.
Soon after arriving, Mr.. S. called upon
the members OF the Cabinet and the Diplo-
matte Corps, as dquette requires, and with
in the twenty four hours following, his call
was returned by every individual Of these
two bodies, aud he was otherwise treated
with a marked politeness which seems diff.
cult 10 comprehend under the circumstances.
The profitable inference To be drawn from
these facts by the appointing power at Wash
ftgton, IS thst the essential qu,lit.es Of u
Minister TO the Court OF NJ drid are, first,
fighting GU Titles; second, talent. Ii lie
have these, and be native american born, he
will fill all the qualifications req ,ired Tor tn e
post.
The unanimous decision of the Span
ish Cabinet aud Ccrtes To oppose tu
rhs cessiun OF the tssahd OF Cnba, the polite.
ness with which Mr.. Souie is treated. and
she assurances OF rhs Presidents Message on
this subject, all point 10 speedy aud quiet
settlement OF the Black Warrior und utheI
difficulties of a similar nature, without any
provisions ia relation 10 the future security
or position of the Island OF Cuba.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-19
NEW FAIL AND WINTER DRY GOODS AND
tLOTfiiNG IN EA(HANGE FOR STATE
- N

und' rsgaed would peetsui inform the citiZ of
TINS city asd vicinity that he has Just op-nea very
aaa well ..-c,e osk of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
Irench AID Ensist Msrnos PlaIs D. LANES. half and all
wooi black plain aud wst,rcd Silks beaebed plata strped
9 gable aud solid col Sks Dress silks all eilers of
Gr,ss De Maple and Saen Flannels olera Cloak
Shawls all kinds of Blankets osiers Gloves Em6roide
res Cioaks If all styles and paerals and multitude Of
other articles too tedious e ion. %
ny MOTTO is small prsh aud quick sales wOaid al
wise hos wishing get III ir fall and winter suppls 10
vor me with call before PR hasiHg lsey-here
Especially would draw the dealers and mer-
chant taiors 70 heavy choice
III IN and fancy simsr all eolors Broadeioth Oy
coating Whtneys Beaver Kerseys Petershsn waoi silk
aud cotton LinIgs ali kinds Of Tailors mugs
To those dealing Iesy Wade CT thing quest t. visit
me IN or Ter to exsmiae the very heany stock. which
stanty Keep hand AMI Intend selling rees
and terms.
As these Clothing fsenred in this city under
own Supervision sm able better &c ahd
sns,aB al sewing than her lie bad other arkc
Come all and convince yourselves Of Chg .act
r AN>PAcUER
noys Main street orc door below Branch Bank.
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no Rumor said once that Mr. Francis j.
Grund, a Washington letter writer OF con-
siderable notoriiy, aud some talent, had been
promised the consulship at Marseilles il ne
would change his tune ARD sirrg IN praise Of
Pierce a while. He agreed, was pulled in.
geniously but vigorously, and with just APP
pearance Of impartiality enough to give his
puffs effect, but after all amt 10 get the place.
lie is foreigner by birth. and the Admnis-
rration is begin NC TO "cave" to- The Know
Nothings in view Of their terrible progress
in the South. As long ssr they were popular
At the North only, the ADMINISTRATION was
less exercised about them. Ii is different
now. The Administrations organ, it is true,
denounces the order violently andscurrllous-
ly as is its custom, but the administration
itself shows that il has joint in its back
that Know Nothinism can hit forcibly enougl
to bend. So Mr.. Grund goes without his
place, Notwithstanding the Presidents agree
ment.
The unkindest cut Of all is the following
from the paper that FUrnsy used 10 control,
the Pennsy'vanian:
A paragraph is going the rounds of the
press, under the telesraphic head, asserting
that it is the intention of President Pierce
II
Marseilles, The source from whence this
telegraphic notice took its rise is not difficult
TO determine. A long persistence in the sp-
pliances necessary to bring grist to the rsil
of q mfser1rtie mercenary, has not escaped
public attention.
There certainty can be no ground for the
superstition tha,'ite President has any such
intention as that ascribed to him. I
We are free to say, that we believe such
"A appointment would be followed by ar
-ouburst of Indignation among Democrat
every where.
Ybis from Forney or toof Of Forney's.-
&c to be enraged at hireling services bein:
sewardeds Fudge.
The gosk likely source Of fun, howevel
q net eKhaussed yet. Grund Gays he lfa
Pierce's letter srOmising him the place II
his poGket, and ii u stters are not strainght
ened up he peaas TO publish 1t. That woul
be an ugly zazclaG ~ ior the President.
State Journal.
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TELEGRAPHIC!
REPORTED expressly for the Daily Journal. !
ARRIvAL OF THE
~ G. A n A d A
HALIFAX, Jan. IL, p. Nj

! Steamer Canada arrived from Liverpool
with London dates to 9th inst. arrived at 81
o'clock this p. III.
No change whatever in markets for bread
stuffs and demand of all kinds limited. Pro-
visons-prices being fully sustained. Brown
and Shipley quote western canal f,ur NOM
inal AS; straight Baltimore ASS, and good
choice Ohio 46a47s. Corn dull at 44s5 Ia46s.
Lard easier, but not quotably lower. Pork
aud Beef firm with moderate demand at pre-.
vious prices. Ira lie at Manchester un chapg.
cd. M change in London money or stock
markets.
Advices from seat OF war and diplomacy
by this arrival possesses but little of special
interest, and The interesting features of it
may be summed in the two following points,
w: The allies at the latest advices had 800
guns in position ready to open fire on Sc
bastopol aud were only waiting for a favora-
BILE moment to command. After bombarding
the city and ports 4S hours night and day,
they would then storm the city on the south
side, while Menchikoff would be attacked
on the feel at the north. The whole Pro-
gramme had been arranged, and full deter.
mination arrived at to make one grand attack
Immediately. Result looked for with intense
anxiety, as the fate Of allies is involved in
it.
The other point is that the negotiation. at
Vienna had been postponed IA days to give
Gear one more~chance to come to terms.
Rogers and Wood, a London iron house,
failed for Jorge amount.
PITTSBURGH, Jan. Is, NJ.
Six feet inch water in channel, and fall
ing, weather cold and cloudy, showing.
CIScISSATI. Jan. Is. p. VI.
River fallen inches wether cold.
Flour firm; 1900 sod 765 n IT'S; whisky
'vanced to 26; hogs 425 46O; 1000 bbls
prime lard sold 81; mess pork 100.
New York, Jan. Is, NJ.
Flour declined I2tc, 1000 bills good Ohio
SIS 1918, southern navy unchanged; wheat
triile lower, southern white 900; corn dull,
declining; beet dull, Ohio whisky lower,
600 bbls s5a35Ic. Stocks more active
Money active.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-19

AZ About two years ago. Mr.. Eli III
Moore, Virginian farmer, moved to Iowa
and, at the late Agricultural Fair Of Wash
ington County, in that State, took the pre-.
MUM for the best crop of corn. He raised
one hundred and twenty bushels to the acre.
The corn was planted on the 7lh and Sth of
June, and crib5ed the last day of Septem-
Der.
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0rThe following Is an eNrecr Of lettes

6FThe following Is an eaNrecr Of letter
Hom 81. Petersburg
Mr.. Baird's iron foundry ID 10 full WORT
again. lie has contracted for Eve screw
enai aes, four of 300 aad one Of 4oe' horse
power. aud actually received 100000 in adj
vance, without deposition any guarantee, an
unusual thing With Government contracts.
Tne Americans (tbe same wlo'have had SO
much to do with the Moscow railway are
kuildinga great many gun-borts anu with
lis machinery to make the rcyolyers.
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DAILY JOU II NAL.

The Connersville Times says that Mr..
William Marks, an old and highly esteemed
citizen Of Fayeite county, was killed few
days ago, by the falling Of large limb from
a dead tree, uporfhs back and shoulders
ing" 10 get fire wood, and while at their work
the melancholy accident occurred.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-19

Of lanes Harlan (Whig) TO the U. s. Ser.
ate, in the place of CIV. Dodge, tDem.,) the
Wings Of that State also elected Wright and
Woodward, both Wings, Judges of the Su-
preme Court. Verify Whiggery is not deal.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-19

cT Messrs. Conyngton & Co. h ave re-
ceived supply of BarnuH's Life. !, is an
Interesting work certainly, but no con pliment
in many Of its details to the author, if he
profess the slightest claims to honesty.
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GF Captain G. Barter has sold the Ben
Coursin for $4,000 to Captain Morsman, for
the Wabash trade, to ply between Lafayette
and Evansville.
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CON G II L SION AL.
THIRTY THIRD coS5EEss-sEcoKD srssIox.

WASHINGTON. Jan. l6.
Mr.. Cass introduced a resniu,iso- a.
whether air and water tight mail bags cannot
proftably be used tor Those now in use
MIR. Cass moved thai the b n for Internal
improvements be taken up OIL Monday. Mr.
Hunter suggested a change TO Wednesday
week. The bill was made the special order
of the day for Wednesday, the 25th.
Mr.. Seward presented a memorisF signed
by Brigadier Generals Dobbin and Hard, $50
captains, Ia o subordinate Cff;eers and
privates in the U. s. Army during the war
Of 1872, praying Tor relief Of sufrerings
Caused by the inadequacy Of the laws Of con-
gress. The petition was accompanied by a
memorial of 50 Incians. who we're engaged
in the service .! the United States, support.
Ing the above application, which was referred
To the committee on Pensions.
Mr.. Seward also presented petition from
r.. ID. Vandersee ond osher citizens Of the
United States for the same Iurpose,' which
was referred to the same Committee.
The compensation bill was debated and
various propositions TO amend it so as to give
members of congress So, 500 per annum and
mileage, Judges Of the Supreme Court $1,000
and District Judges from 1000 to 5000 per
anhum. Still pending, the Senate went
into Executive Session confirmed J. G.
Breckenridge as Minister to Spain end then
adjourned
HousE.-The bHp for the sale Of Rock
Island to State of Illinois, SAME back with
amendments, which was agreed to and
passed.
The Compensation bill was tiken up, and
after some unimportant preliminary business
Mr. Breckinridec reported f.t m the Commit.
tee on Ways and Means the Texas Creditor
bilb with amendments, which was referred
to the Commityee of the whole on the state
Of the 5nion.-
The House than went into Committee Of
Pacific Railroad bill.
Mr.. Bayley said lie should move t6'taKe up
the French Spoiid,on bill at the eaflies,
possible day.
Mr. Bentoh said that aprivste company
and private enterprise, in his opinion ST. OMIT
pass on the practicabilIity Of the railroad tG
she Pacific, and attend to its execution.
1 Mr.. Benton urged the railroad as private
+ enterprise, and said that capitalists were
4 row ready to embirk into il without gran
! Of land OF money fromth Government; al
that they wanted was the right Of way.
| WI. mSDougdi Icpi'cuI uhu wv. buhoa
moved suostiintek, providing for three lines
of railroads, the Northern. the scntherh am
. the central, pending which the House ad-
journed.
8 WAsiINsroN. Jan. l5.'
, Pierre Soule has re'igned the mis- ion I,
: Spain. and J. c. Breckinridge has bien az
, pointed bis successor, aud will be con:ifme,
} Tomorrow.
NEW YORK, Jan. 10.
Ten thousand unemployed men PARADE
the streets, and stopped in the Park hi
afternoon.
New ORLEANS, Jan 16 p. NJ.
Flour-Higher; Ohio $3.50; st. Louis So
Crain-Curn 90.
Whisky-27.
Caadles-22.
Aay-Sl7a2l rer ton.
Sales oisl,l0O bags coffee at l4a93.
. JUST RECEIVER.
NpF Bedforis Flat Boat latxs lot OF handsome Park
ID Crates and Csskng Of the latest
styles These all
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WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.

VA now have on hand most complete aud de
w sirable stocks OF Dry found in the Western
which We er TO all each promp. time buyers
unusually low rates. Oars
manu- import qusIit, aud che.
We &c" currtiOI rom any Of the markets ia the West
tee thank al eli of old
feeweii ia make interest as we'll -
th 81 all oh - lu ing. before Purchasing
elsewhere. &C Is JOHNS ~ A FRENCH =