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|a manufaciurers-makinq the largest assortrept
besides fifteen second hand planos--all OF which
|ai prices hat defy competition. Pianos II rent,
lowed on purchase, II WATERS, No. 500 Broad
....::pre aaf@ PiarYss. x1s s.sigt lcet Pfisss.
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-type.-This style Of Miniature err
hers yet offered 70 the public in beauty Of iulsh
~. Taken only AT wfLLIAMSON's, brooklyn.
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Union COURSE, I. I.-TRQTTING.-oN TUESDAY,
Juiv nj Al half past O'Clock, match for $1,000 mile
heats hes Ia I've, to wagons u. Woodruff names m.
Rose 81 Washington. W. Peabody nanea Lady Mos.
COW Stages vyIY iesye Williamsburg fr<s~s fvsv
..9.tS. s.As s,liis~ rronrecyA
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driving and all outdoor business Sellers patent venang
hats superior 10 anything in the market bah kinds
Of hats, with and without patent yentiators, on hand
SELLERS a CO., 450 Broadway.
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and T0upees
are superior % all others Their new improvements sesare
HIS and only harmless hair dye applied IN twelve
private rooms, At BACHELORS, 50 Broadway.
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Defiance Salnmnnder Safes.-Robert ".
PATRICK is the sole manufacturer, in the United states Of
The above celebrated safes and patent powder proof defiance
and DEPOT 1872 Pearl street, door below
Maiden lane.
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The Catarrh Doctor, G. Howard Marshall,
viii again st. Nicholas Hotel, New York Monday,
July staying few days only. Direct AL letters st. M
ehoies Hotel New York.
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Evans, Extensive Clothing Warehouse Nos.
b and So fulton street.
th.n summer suits
6aek alpaca suits
zephyr cashmere suits "
White Marselles %
Alpaca coats trimmed with sis and velvet g
Ssown nnen pants
Disease OF the Lungs--Notice.- DIR. Hunter
would give petce that during the hot months 81 summer
a. on a fos s s
residing distance from New York and unable 70 VISIT
VIII BE- forwarded % such % sppcson, together copy
81 The Specialist containing iu espsnanoa o ns
Raspberries, Cherries, Green Peas, or any
other e ii, vegetables be preserved n perfectly
sesh state by the Of spras patent sell sealing cans s
hs IS " sa er
promptly delivered free g any pa Of he s
No. s2l Pearl street. bear FranAlin square.
Teas-The Canton Tea Company have
hand every variety for tea dealers and private
families souchong oolong and young Hyson from ac to
ses saaay sw aso b. boxes eood family
Pearl and Roosevelt.
For Fishing, shooting, Hunting, Cunning,
driving and all outdoor business Sellers ventiang
Of hats with and without Broadway
S01nnknnOeT
PATRICK the sole manufacturer in the United states Of
The above celebrated safes and patent powder proof defiance
locks and bars Depot 1872 Pearl street. one door below
Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees
superior 70 all others Their new improvements secure
perfect comfort 10 the wearer natural and durability
saa
Whlslers and Moustaches Forced 20 Grow
slI weeks by my ongnent which viii no. stain or inuGe
he skin u bottle sent 70 part Of the country r. @.
GRAHAM, 6od Broadway Briggs 81 State street. Albany
CristadOrO-s Wigs, Hair Dye and T0upces
excite admiration among all connosseurs in art suit of
elegant private apartments for supplying his nmabe dye
ss any et coSy ss aS
dress.
Hill. the Inlmitable Cutter NJ Hair and
whkers in styles suit the different shaped heads and faces
at No Barclay street No interest IL any other establish
ment Hair dye, shillings a box, black and brown
Medals and Honors
Are LYONS credeutias-go see them;
Myour homes are infested
With insects deested,
Lyons Magnetic Powder and pits, for In
ssc and yermn 424 Broadway and No South 9Th street.
The Catarrh Doctor, c. Howard Marshall,
July staying few days only Direct all letters 70 81 NJ
Holloway's Pills-A Startling Truth
Those who die with the Of hand
complaints the digestive secreve organs sufferers
from these maadies who neglect take them incur fearful
responsibility.
The Great Doctor, the baron spolasco, and
ampuston hs Is the dfty seventy. M John j. wright SON
OF Mr. Virgin printer uon street, had his nue masuca
tors and cured BY Baron sPoLAsCo @ Spring street
81. Nicholas Hotel.
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Medals and Honors
With Princes for donors, ...
Are LYONS credentials-go see them;
II your homes are infested
With insects detested,

Why, he from the nuisance free them.
Lyons Magnetic Powder and Pills, for In
and yerin 424 Broadway and No South Sth street.
Philadelphia.
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HollOway's Pills-A Startling Truth
Those who die with the Of at hand commit
srucye suicide iand these wonderful pills eradicate all
complaints Of the digestive and secreve organs sufferers
from these maades who neglect 10 take them incur fearful
responsibility,
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weeks by my onguent which will no. stain njure
he skin. u bottle sent any part Of the country. r. G.
GRAHAM t00a Broadway; Briggs 81 State street, Albany
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Hill, the Inimitable Cutter NJ Hair and

whskers styles the different shaped heads and faces
Barclay No interest any other establish
Hair dye, shillngs box, black and brown
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yXTANTED-A SITUATION, BIZ A NEAT PRorEsTANT
w gr seansress and chambermad; makes chlirea's
neatly shirts and does sewing the st
style has excellent city reference. Another competent
ermad takes Of the silver and parlors
has good city reference. Iaif at 2f6 East sd ST.
yyTANTED-A SITUATION BY RESPECTABLE MAN,
w without ncumtranre, to wait Invalid; he per-
feey understands his business having served his lime IN the
principal hospital In Massachusetts, Apply at 10 Blocker St.
near Bros dwsy or at II sullivan st.
yATANTED-BY A SINGLE NAN, A SITUATION, AS
w coachmsn excellent driver and FIRST rate groom,
and city temperate in his habits Can give the best Of
ndatons Please address coachnan Chas Cox
beads saddIery 70s broadway.
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The Great Doctor, the Baron Spolasco, and
his usual Ia surgeryAnother Limb saved from
amputaon ohis the fifty seventh Mr. John Wright
Mr.. Virgin printer, Fulton eet had his
alligator press; decided necessary by
saved and cured by Baron SPOLASC0 9 Spring
St Nicholas Hotel
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OITst"uO1O1 Sv'SS, 1H"11 ~ ss'fss
excite admiration among all conno.sseurs in art suit of
elegant private apartments for supplying his inmabe dye,
ibe only rbe article OF the kind extant Wholesale and
tail, at CRlsTADOROS, No Astor House. Copy the adj
DIRE
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

4 SPECIAL MEETING OF THE TRADE SOCIETY OF
n Jonrneynen Sailakers WIN be held at the Fouree IT
Ward Hotel Monday evening, july a. AZ O'Clock Pune
tai attendance requested. by order OF the President
NJ. TELFAkS Secretary.
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LITERATURE.

A PPLEToss' RAILROAD GUIDE.-THE MAPS ARE
IA printed from relief plates, made by sCHONBERi
CO, rs Nassau street. New York.
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DAIIINGHAM ON REPRoDCCTIoN.-A WORK CON.
ID tanning valuable and important Information 70 the
both Sent free 10 any address Address DR.
Chas. y. Bellngharn, Ssl broadway, New York
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THE PITTsBuRG ANTI-SLAvERY CONVENTION
AUTHORIZATIONS OF THE ABOLITION LEAGuE.-The
Ohio State Journal, (black republican in com
menting upon the General Anti-Slavery Con-
vention which Is to meet at Pittsburg on the
22d February, and upon the Know Nothing
National Council, which on the same day is to
meet at Philadelphia thus boasts of the ex-
pectations CT the Holy Anti-Slavery Alliance
As this meeting at pittsburg is TO be an informal and
advicory for the purpose Of consultation we trnst
~ many Of the republican, d Ohio convenien iy
attend will be present. The occasion win be very in-
teresting and important rhe Know Nothing Con-
vsp,on will be In session at Phiadclpba at the same
time We look for nothing but grand explosion that
occasion. The delegates from the Southern States will
Insist upon he support Of the Philadelphia platform OF
June last The qeega.es fsom the ice states 10 instruct
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IMPORTANT DEBATE IN TIE UNITED STATES
SENATE-MR. CLAYTON ON THE CLAYToN-BUL-
WEIR TREATY.-We transfer to our columns
this morning, in ertenso, the recent important
debate in the United States Senate on the
Clayton-Bulwer treaty. The speech of Mr..
Clayton, pyima .facie, makes clear case Of dou-
ble shutting and bad faith against John Bull,
and o complete vindication of the wisdom of
Mr.. Clay ton himself in the negotiation OF tina.
treaty. But unfortunately, ait won't stay
put" where Mr. Clayton puts it. His speeches
upon the subject, from time to time, would I'LL
o large volume; and still the working of the
treaty, and the loopholes in it which England
has appropriated to creep in and to creep out
of, as occasion may require, are quite enough
to satisfy US that in 1850 our negotiator, Mr..
Clayton, was sold-that the treaty was trick
and that ne didn't see through it.
But apart from these lodges upon techni-
calities, the plain intent and objects of the
treaty have been sufficiently violated by Eng
land to render it nullity-a dead letter. 1t
ought to be so declared by our government,
executive and Iegislative--the first thing after
settlement with England, for what che has
done and failed to do in the premises. All
that is necessary to bring Palmsrston and Cla-
rendon to definite understanding and repa-
ration, is bold and uncompromising demand
for a yea or nay-peace or war. We expect
much from the Senate in the prompt solution
of this squaoble. The subject is set apart as
the special question for tomorrow, aud Gen.
Cass and Others will no doubt throw flood Of
light upon it, and materially contribute to
strengthen the evidently failing strength Of
Messrs. Pierce and Marcy. A firm stand will
secure the right without the hazards Of war;
and this being done, oil further trouble for the
future will be avoided by knocking this Clay.
ton-Bulwer treaty il the head, and by falling
back upon the Monroe doctrine Of British non
intervention in the affairs OF our independent
neighboTs.
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mems backs,

ExTERMNATING THE WILD FowI.--Game,
since these late SHOWS, has become abundant
and comparatively cheap. In Grant county,
Wisconsin, venison sells for three cents
FOUND; prairie chickens, pheasants and rabbits
one dollar per dozen; quails, forty cents per
dozen. From these prices, and from similar
reports from other quarters, we have no doubt
that q general war of determination for the
Iast three weeks has been actively prosecuted.
from Maine to Wisconsin, upon the wild game
Of ali kinds, and at such rate Of destruction
that, with another winter like this, prairie
chickens, pheasants, rabbits and quails, and
even fresh water fish, will soon be as plentiful
in the Northern and Middle States as lions and
tigers And it is perhaps, as well; for with
he extinction of the precarious resources OF
bunting and fishing, thousands Of strong but
azy fellows, living like the Indians, upon
these savage pursuits, will be driven from ne
cessity to more useful and commendable en-.
tloy ments, Let them keep at it.
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The LIGHT GUARD IN THE WEsr-A correspondent in
Chicago desires to ay that the Ary corps in tina
city which is the exsct counterpart in dress OF the
New York Light Guard haze resolved accept ivia
ton to participate in the celebration at Cincinnati and
that the Chicago soldiers hope to meet their New York
conrere that interesting occasion We have not been
Informed to the action of the New York Light Guard
in this matter
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NEW ACTOR AT BuRroS's.-Mr. Burton announces the
engagement Of Mr.. H. A. Perry the principal light
comedian at his theatre Mr.. Perry is of the very
best American actors and he will doubtless be great
favorits at Burtons theatre He has played brief en-
gagemenss at several OF the city theatres. Mr. Perry
will make his first bow to the Chambers street sudience
on Monday as George Gossamer, in "Laugh When You
Can" On dill that the Winters Tale" is in rehearsa,
ut this houHe
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mills, at % II. Wheat was firm for prime lots; red
Tennessee sold at 81 49, and Missouri white at 81 IL
81 Is. Corn was steady with light transactions.
Pork was heavy sales Of meas were made at siS Is,
and At the close there were sellers at SIS 49, with.
ont takers. Prime sold at ia. Sugars ana coffee
were steady, without change in prices. Freights
were inactive; engagements moderate, owing TO Hle
difficulties of loading from the present condition Of
the docks and harbor.
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COroncr's ln0uIest.

FATAL RAILROAD Administrators Gamble held
inquest at the New Nurg Hospital upon the body of
10 man. 90 years OF hge Martin Fahey, who died
from fracture OF the leg accidentally received the oath
by being caught IN the brake of of the New York
ana Erie Railroad cars ut Piermon Vercct, Accidental
death.' Deceased was o native Of ireland.
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the best bTDndy In It's pure tate, and when din
Guilty OF obtaining that article In its purity, unless from
House lock- considered this gfn s not the best but the
safest queur which be adopted family use its pn-
ry Is guaranteed by each bottle being sealed labelled
under the propreor's signature 70 cosnteret which is
felony.
Be careful in purchasing Charles Londoncordlsl Gin
that It is absolutely "Chares's.n Unprinciped persons
in the habit when II Is asked for attempt 10 sub-
etue article with similar title, got up imitation OF r.
Look for the signature Of Mr. r. Charles tine abeI Also ,
stamp the seal and buy none other Charles London cor
dial gin u put up In bottles Of quart and NAV he
had Of all druggists and grocers United States pyce
u per bottle, or wholesale Of the sole importers
DE VENOGE CHARLES. IYS Pearl ~
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The MAINE LIQUOR LAw--THE WAY 1T
STANDS BEFORE THE CoURTs.-Hon. T. c. De-
lsvan, President of the State Temperance So
ciety, in reference to the trials of the constitu-
tionality of the Liquor law, says
Prosecutions for attractions Of the law have in oreat
measure ceased, and the dealers ABOUT ma busy
as ever in dispensing their poison The Supreme Courf
IN one Judicial district raoing Of the arge
has DC Jared the law unconstitutional On The 9th ~
hand the supreme Court three other Judicial districts
before which similar questions have been brought have
decided the other way ~ is hopeo . decision az the
court OF laSt resort in before e. will M. M
cIg delayed cannot bot anticipate tayora ale ono
should such be realized there no uoubt ~ he
ability and disposition OF the people to execute tbs Ia
'Tbe dealers are now about as busy az over
in dispensing their poisonln In this respec.
Governor Clark and Mr.. Delavan differ widely.
but we rather suspect that the latter is sui
stantially correct, and that the Governor has
been humbugged by Weed and Greeley. But
Mr.. Delayan hopes for speedy final decision
on the constitutionality Of the law from the
Court Of Appeals. SO do we. Let as know as
soon az possible whether this law, which il
practically defunct, is technically dead or
alive. The decision may be useful to the Le-
gisiataIe.
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TH = I A = p 8 = n = " 3
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TElEGRAPHS.


The Trial OF Mcssrs. Coburn and Dalton.
BOSTON, Jan. 20, 1855.
The trial of Messrs. Coburn aud Dalton progresses
slowly and will probably occupy two three days of
next week. Josiah Porter, who also severely beaten
by the defendants in this for alleged intimacy with
their wives, the stand nearly 1sr hours His
testimony not import Mt being confined by the
ruling of the Court TO his general intimacy with Sum-
nsr and the identification of letter alleged to have
been written BY Sumner to Mrs. Dalton. The letter it.
self was not put in as evidence.
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don't they, one and all, emigrate to Kansas?
There we OF the East would be relieved of
them, and there the BORDER rufaans' would
ultimately, perhaps, reduce them to reason.
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M. - w. W. r,,
DIs0RAcEFuI. IMPosrTIoN-WuL THERE BE WAR?
m. eou.u,;,u o.s. hotu,..r a. h,.ho,a of
~ ,viUwins vAee "o'~een W. nus."uN -
paper reporter, reveals the existence OF some
what mysterious but decidedly belligerent state
of affairs between the high-contracting parties.
s;noo .ho-o o,,ro.roa nndar tho local had Tho
snce, there appeared un0er the local mead the
following article - ,,, rvo o,,,.,. . -
JULIA ''1' - ''A NATIONAL. az
Mrs. Julia Dean Hayne closed an engagement Of two
saturday evening" :. the NGDs the theatre She
throughout in worthy Of herself Ar. and Of her
reputation Though al We before remarked Inc cnarsc
TER seems not altogether suited 70 her sae entered
- 70 elicit the warmest encomums of the very fine audi
snes o. nsI 80 Zinc
her engagement here julia certainly play. well g she
the text and more faithful deneation Of rs soul than
ner nmDs none 2. tnsn ~, "r ho.rds tn
~. ca s T1s, sPi;y ~ ~ .ndiancas must
4 ~ No ;hS a. on nther csmse than that
csany Inen oe " sore o'Ssr ~ INV
NET ss that IF ths srsn;n. y, hsr hanest This taet
many No lass snnarsnt to Others than to our
ma thai this Of auditors ia 70
~ mnntsd aItoeether To- cmb;nston Of stsnces
49, IMAM tha sir Ira IL No con,rol and Ia in mo wsv
mat ID IN
object dear 10 the hearts of the people It must have
hssn that she enterained snch view land who shall
ray lie incorrec, or she would never given utter
~ ., III P hh Son;s,v damsnSss her
before the curtain in tones that would brook
10 p.r'.s xr ,rsrn,, warm and ..nerous reeeu
ton Is feel from w fnsss Of your .,d hsss
ceased be oesc. Of your ascn and esteem Pardon
doubt. knew not what oasas nigh. be , bat surely
sought in vain Friends Of mine and those
may bs Siamsd and that some day kinder may
!" come as once we INST in days Of yore or ese bere Of
unr he % my aden brow I'll sesF d. made Of
es e s ana and my
where rest Ssd ut ne soa % axe Us hnai sh
Of We circumstances over which the fair
Julia has no control" we are left somewhat in
the dark; but q glimmer of light is thrown
upon them by the following belligerent card to
the Cincinnati Commercial -
CARD.
: A. i 80 KY., Jan; 10, 1856 ;,
Tuesday, find a communication under the editorial
20 Ie s.d ~ sS. s on
tury evening at the Of her engagement at the Ma
ssehood ,Se entire reno and brand the author IS an
unousfsg mar. No such speech was made, either then
lain the per petrator of this cowardy act and in the
meantime beg 'nas you WIZ give publicity 20 sais com
want A. P. HAYNE
w.. Ao.s eu
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'Ao'e w Ing "o"1N 70 ~, 80
a ~ ~" - ons;oaosa - s,;a on1
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ed TO oppose it, and to insist upon the restoration Of the
Missouri compromise. The convention viii sgit. ana DC
shivered to atoms this rock The North Will tnen una
its duty interest In union upon some common basis
upon which all the heBos II the constitution ana the
Union rally. Let the republicans Of Ohio DO tuny
represented at Pittsbulg.
There it is. The Philadelphia Council is to"
be shivered to atoms on this rock " of the
slavery question. Vim. H. Seward has decided
it-Gen. Wilson has declared that it shall be-
done-Mr. Banks, the Seward candidate for
Speaker at Washington, has sunk his Know
Nothingism in his abolitionism to this end, and
from fifty to sixty Northern members of Con-
gress, elected as Know Nothings, have been
working and voting with the abolition Banks
party in Congress- All THESE facts render it
certain that the Philadelphia Councils of the
18th and 22d February will result either in
the rapid reconstruction OF the American
Order upon a solia basis, or its speedy disaolu-
ton as an independent party. Let the dele
gates to Philadelphia go prepared for active
and decisive work.
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From the SOUTH

THE SOUTHERN MAIL-COLD WEATHER IN TEXAS-
ALL QUIET ON THE MEXICAN FRONTIER, ETC.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 70 1855.
New Orleans papers OF Saturday Of last week are to
hand They contain Galveston dates to the 18th inst.
The weather very cold there and at Austin Advices
from the Rio Grands report the Mexican frontier quiet
The "sea serpent" had appeared off Corpus Christi.