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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-15
To the Republicans ofthe UNI
led States,

In accordance with what appears to be the
general desire Of the Republican party, and
at the suggestion Of large portion o. me
Republican press, the undersigned, Char.
men Of the State Republican Committees Of
Maine, Vermont, Massachusetts, New YORK,
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana and
Wisconsin, hereby invite the Republicans o.
the Union to meet In informal Convention al
Pittsburgh, on the 22nd of February, 1856
for the purpose Of perfecting the Naticna
Organization, and providing for Naiiona
Delegate Convention of the Republican par
ty,at some subsequent day, to nominate can
didates for the Presidency and Vice Presl
dency, to be supported at the electionin No
vember, 1856.
A.P. SroNE Of Ohio.
DAVID WiLMoT of ps.
LAWRENCE BRAiNERp ofVt
] Y. GooDRicH Of Mass.
WIN. A. WHITE of Wis.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-15

We fail almost daily, 10 got our Boston
mails when due-sueh is the intern ptlon Of
the Railroad travelling by the snow. We
have never known such work before on the
Cheshire and Fitchburgh roads. OF all the
New England railroads, we believe the Yer
mont Central has been the most prompt and
regular, this winter Wiaisor journal
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-15

0Prhe Concord IN. Ill., Independent
Democrat explains, that Mr.. Hale did not
offer to shake hands with the President at
the White House, and therefore Gen. Pierce
did not have the opportunity to refuse to per-
form that pump-handle ceremony. Mr.. hale
went 10 the White House, not by any man.
ner OF means 10 pay his respects to the Pres
ldent, for he does mol owe him anything of
the kind. Some country cousins of Mr..
hals wanted to see the man who vetoed the
French Spohatou bull, signed the Nebraska
bill, aud bombarded Greytown. AIR. Hale,
mlsled by his courteous feelings, instead ul
dlssuadug them from going to see what was
not worth seeing conducted them into the
presence. He made no advances to the
President, aud fortunately for Mr.. Hale, the
President made no advances to hun. This
is the whole story, about which the newspa-
pes have aired their learning, argument,
sarcasm and nyectlve, to perfectly unlimit-
ed extent.--.iilas.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-15

Then Atchson, String .-w and shannon
said unto the President. let these free state
men be put to death fr they werben the
bands Of the border miinns, aud lne hauds
Of all the people lint live by raising child
rem 10 sell--these Boston fanatics seek not
the welfare of this people lsnveholdcrs alone
being 1Hr peopie) but their hurt.
be President said. Behold Kansas Is in
your hand, for The Prtstiut IS not h. that
can do anything against you' Huyord
Religious Hcrdid
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-15

Messrs Strahan, Paul and Bates have re-
moved from Newgale to the Mlllbank Prison,
which will be their future abode for the re-
naming period of their sentence. They
were conveyed with the other convicts in the
prison van, accompanied by the officer oflhe
prison, and wore the convict dress.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-15

Stpulchwe Forty Eight Miles Loag. The
bones OF 5000 lrishmen line the railroad from
Asplnwal To Panama. Set this down to cred
1t OF "man's lnhnmanlty to man." to 1.-THE Al
mighty Dollar" to Yankee ENTERPRISE" or to
what you Will; it is undoubtedly true. But
the road is Quilt the continent is spanned #;
and our onward march, our "manfest desli>
ny" has made another demonstration. The
road Is fact, and the gulf that swallowed
up the human life is another.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-15

TO Druggists See card of Brown g.
Knapp, Of Boston. Mr. Knapp is well known
to many of our readers, having long been IA
worthy citizen of 81. Johnsbury.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-15

Harrison Foplf has been appointed POST
master at Barnard, IN place of u. L. Hun
ton, resigned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-15

The Right a Sugrags The Massechu-
selis Americans are cndeayorinp 10 iran
90 their State Constitution PROV sion siml-
lar TO that Of Connecticut, making ability to
read qualification to vote.
We ought, by this time, 10 the Free States,
TO have found oul the absurduy Of an dis
tanchisements except for crime. Bot we
have not, yet When the Citizen presents
himself at the Polls
Is he black 2 asked New York, Then
he can't vote at tins poll short of $3.50
Can he read 2 asked Connecticut lfnot,
then he shan't vote at this poll.
Does he pay taxes inquiries Pennsyya-
mia. . If not pass along. lie can't vote
here
Has he got house and lo,' deminds
Rhode Island. If not, he needn't expect u
vote here.
II ls not until he gets away up 70 Vermont,
whose Constitution dles back 10 the DAYS
of the Revolution, and breathas is spirt1
that he Is simply asked SIR are YOU Ciu~
zen' If SO, It is your right To vote here
Up IN the Green Mountains, mans inaliena-
BILE privilege to share In the government
uuder which be lives, is not 10 be bought for
riches, land, nor learning, nor made the prize
of fair complexion, nor a ticket Of merit at
school
Aud that is why Vermont is the best gov
er1ed state ~ the Unun why she has the
iewest poor houses aud the emplest lails
the thrlitest farms and the lightest taxes he
simplest laws aud The iewest frauds on the
Treasury That Is why she always rolls ID
a Free SOIL IN Jorliy on election day. aud for
ten successive years has never seul but one
SINGLE don uhiacn IA Enntrrnss an L.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-15
An Answer from the right
quarter.

The Patriot praised the Presidents Kan
sas message for its fairness and ippariiahig
Here is another view Of that matter, from
slaunch Democratic paper, and one Of the
abest published IN Northern New York
Two OF the three editors Of the ST. Law
renee Republican are graduates from the
Vermont Patriot office. HlrcHcocK and
TILLoTsoN were Democrats of the Jackson
stamp when they we're apprentices in Mont
pclIer, and on starting business for them
selves in New York. they started on the
principles aud under the generous auspices
of SILAs WRiGHr. We commend their
commentary on the'last phuse.of Slavocrauc
Democracy to the old jackson men Of Wash
ington County. The pimps Of the Patriot
office are admirably answered.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-15
Free Schools.
A CaII from the People.

A CoMMoS School Convention viii be
held at WEST CALAIS. on Wednesday, the
10Th inst. at o'clock, A NJ.
Several speakers from abroad arc expect
ted
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-15

Third District The sham Democracy
have appointed 7. s. Benjanin and Isaac
Bowdlsh to be their delegates to the Nation.
oil Convention.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-15
Exciting News from Kansas.

On Saturday last, Gov. CLARK communica-
ted the following document to the New York
Legislature;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-27

From tho Independent Dec. 25.]
ments. &c. -
G. + Sargent Bangor, Me-. suspended.
Seldom Cook Springfield, We susp pended.
n. r Harrington, Dandy. Vt, failed.
q. Morse, lawrence, Mass suspended.
James n Follsnsbee, Wovceater, Mass, failed some
time since; now gone into insolvency.
George WeedeD, Shamrock Mills, r. l., suspended.
r walton y Go Vernon. Conn, assigned
Chandler Norton, Bristol, Conn., assigned.
=. Levy. Mic detowp, Conn, assigned.
william Cane Brother, New York city, failed nsbii-
Ralph Warmer, 5aratoga, N. Y assigned.
=. woodruff, Piattsburg N. Y, fAed and assigned.
A S.,s9n s CuS: l.ss and assigned
Huntingdon h Co., Newark. N, j suspended
etoc1msn O'Nei philadelphia, Pa. referred 10 last
week suspended; liabilities shout si25.00o.
William Duty, Philadelphia Pa suspended; 10 asking
,. X. Seam CatAsauqux, Pa, failed.
Weiss Bartholomew Pa JAILED; liabilities large.
w. H. Ardman, Gionavile, Pa, failed; Indebtedness
q. W. shon, Glen Hope, Pa failed, and store closed
W. A. Sands Reading. Pa, failed.
William Mason l. Son, Baltimore. Nd, Suspended.
Baugher Carroll, Baltimore Nd suspended.
Haxdwick Cook, Savannah Ga cotton, suspended.
Webster Palmer Savannah, Go, grocery, suspended.
James O'Hara. Savannah Ga failed closed up By the
6bern.
J. 9. Carmichael, Augusta, Ca. suspended.
Rsy nods w.yns:bu.e Ohio, failed; hsSili.
James Hall, indianapolis, Ind, assigtd.
wnchel, Peori, ILL suspended; poor dividend OK.
pected.
B. R. Smith, Hamer. Hich., assigned.
Tho cashier OF bank In Racine, Wk hes suffered
his paper - 20 70 protest In ohioaxo Whether he win
take up and continue 70 maintain his credit remains TO
s0en.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-27

nand the markst has agAa declined absut No, with
saleU II 80 casks q 8No k.l0.
GcGAzs were II some 6ssr dsnaAd, md W. aalss
brAced about SO hogshsadD Cube museovado q $40,
and 900 boxes seld Tor refining q pstvats terms.
TOBAcco- But nts b doing In the Article, bus Prices arc
firmly maintained. The salos Included n bales Havana
81 800. S7xc; % bales Yara q $50; - oasee seed
leaf 81 20 . $780,; 10 cases Florida at 26c. TOO.
WHRKxY.-The market dull and lower and 100
500 barrels were reported sold 1t 20c
Wool As usual about the end OF the year trado u
this article very quiet No fales worth reporting have
been made this week. 10 not probable that prices VIII
vary much from rates recently current and No annex
quotations the nominal mari ct rates. viz -Amsrcsn
Saxony fleece 55c. eco. per ID. tull blood meriso,
500. $40 half and quarter merino. 4Ac AGO. native
and quarter merno, 33c. SIC extra pulled, 49, 49,
supernne pulled, $50 4c: No. pulled $50. 3 80. ;
California fine unvaahed, 23c. 2Sc common wash
ed, lie . l7c Peruvian washed, 30c 500 Valparaiso
unwasnedv lao. l6c.; South American common wash.
cd, lsc lbc; entire rios washed. lee 2oc. unwAsh.
cd, &c. l2c.; Cordova washed, 3tc 27c. East Inda
wAshed, zee $780, African washed, &c. 1885,. waah-
ed, 1885, . Soc; Smyrna unwashed lac 2tc; washed.
24c . 2sc.; Aexcan unwsshed, loo. isc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-27
FAMILY MARKETING.

RETAIL PRICES OF PRODUCE IN WASHINGTON MAR
KRT-NEAr STILL HI0H-rm POULTRY AND
GAME BUsMEss-ADvANCE IN THE PRICE OF
FISH, ETC.
Most Of the stalls In the market arc decorated with
Christmas green's in ccmmemoraon Of the festive season.
and everything has vary holiday appearance. Poultry,
- might have been expected, rates very high, notwh
standing the immense quantities In market; can
expect much reduction until after New Years day.
Well iatened and dressed turkeys sell at from l6o 70
&c., while the poorer varieties bring l4c. Chickens
nearly high and nave advanced &C. per To- during The
past week. great number Of tame ducks are In mar
ke from Pennsylvania, but do not sell well. Wild game
10 getting plenty. Wild pigeons in from the West and
sell WELL Wild gesse selling at 81 piece, and
mand . ready sale. We saw several Wild turkeys In
market. for one Of which the dealer asked SO. came
from Virginia. They average, however, about - par
pair. Bears meat . great rarity, 70 in market, but
brings 30. per ID. Quail has fallen In price.
Fish has advanced in prcen most remarkable manner
The high winds along the ceast have prev nshermen
from pursuing their ordinary avocatons, and the
quenoe has been that scarcely any fsh 10 In market and
all brings high prices Bone nsh has advanced five and
SIX cents per ID. Even cod has been raised in price, This
ID the moro strange very little nsh bought this
SON. Meat u firm 1t somewhat lower rates than last
weeks' market. However, II IL stin high enough In all
conscience There h but little new In vegetables. The
prices the quoted Last week. with upward
tendency. Winter apples likely TO be . little lower
Butter has chespened some but cheese remains the
The following mas bern carefully revised.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-27
w HOS ABEADs
NJ 40
THE FOREIGN
NyD"1 Al AHSDU
Birth.
BAyxAx.-M Boa Now, Madeira, On Tuesday, Nov. II,
the wife Of Robert Bayman, ESQ, q . son.


ISGlAHAA-vAuAH.-On Thursday, Dec. -, at IL
o'clock A. ~ n the residence Of the brides fAthsr BY
Rev Mr.. NcAllster, B. FRAHK IxGRAHAM 70 Miss HoPnA
vAHx, only daughter OF Capt. Joshua n. varian, al Of
this city.
Nnln-scon.-Ou Wednesday, Dec. ~, By tho Rev.
Theodore A. Eaton, Mr.. VIZ. B. MIN 70 Mss adobe
HCoIx, both Of This city.
NuiI,aAx-rucKn.-On thursday, Dec. rs, BY the
Rev. William 6arrs Vicar General JOIN J. MuLuGAS -
JULIA ANxA second daughter Of CAPT. Thos Tucker, both
Of this CITY.
FaE-hAxKn On Thursday evening. Dec. ~, by the
Rev. ". NoAlster Mr.. L0Un FREY TO Miss NARGAM
BANKnR, Ill Of this city.
CITY, BY The Rev. g. n. Isascs DAHM BDMno 70 RAoHM,
eldest daughter Of Jno. n Myers Esq
s.. Louis papers will pleaae COPY.
AmEn-RzA-In BROOKLYN, On Thursday evening,
Dec. H. by the Rev. John Wiley, Mr. CHARLAs AsHIEY
10 Miss AHA j. RHA. all Of that otty.
OlMsuRAD-SHADDlI On thursday, Dec. Is, ~ the
Old Hermitage Bound Brook, N. J. BY Rev. John A. Van
Doren g. n OInfTEAD. Esq OF Jersey CITY, 70 VIRGINIA,
daughter Of II. v. ahaddlo Esq.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-27


IN BRooxE srREET-Two PARSONS ARRESTED
BAR6KD WITH ARsos-KEMARKAsLs CASE
Before Justice Dawson.
tvces four and Eve O'Clock on Friday morning the
or ere for the Fourth district was caused ~ the
Eery Of Gre In The liquor store kept by Hiram 10
NJ ct 49, Brooms street. cernsr OF Wooster. Police
West, Of the Eighth ward, was the nrst 10 discover
re and 70 awe the alarm. Assistant Foreman Of
|e Company No. IL, Mr.. John wildav, re-
nexs door, heard the alarm, ami quickly
kknd the liquor counter. between two Casks. II
CON errpguished ~ the nremen. rhc upper para
pre- misses ID occupied by John Riley, boarding house
y; and no less than thirty persons were sleep
Sp stairs ri tho time Of the arc Mr.. b.
the FIRE Marshal, was quickly 1t The store,
~ once went into an examination. inquiry was
BY him a. 10 who was the occupant Of the store.
ncay replied that ai No 81 Wooster street. house
repuie, Mr.. 10 Barnes might be found. 0naccrs
directed to 70 for Mr.. Le Barnes; they returned
they had runs At the bell, but no one responded,
buld they obtain an entrance. The Fire Marshal
Waited the premises, accompanied BY Sergeant
b, together with officers Miller. wess and wark
kr wiiday. The door bell wa rung, bat no re-
the poiicemea thss used their clubs loodiy on
or Ater y soort u0o young Nomen, uAme1
h Lebox, came 70 ths window. The oficsrs In.
! her they wished " ooms M she refused 70 open
|or; che 9as asked n Mr.. 10 Barnes was thsre: she
be va nos. An ofloer had previously been
ed 1t an alley gate On Brcome sSree4, ia order V
4 an escape IRON ths rear. Ths womsn released mast
Aorily 70 open the doors. me Fire harsha, thea
IA : pane q glass 70 ~ broken In the basemsat
y: thu VS. done By ms. Wfiday, the fastsumg
sside, and obcer KILLER and NJ. Wilday estsrcd
cement then forcing cpen The basement door, ga
10 the basement hall and unbolsed the street door.
nserine the emisss W. officers fosnd bed In nv
axlor and an elderly naa ssseed "a sofa, fully
i with hat and ovescoaA %. He vas asked N he
NJ. lie Barnes he denseA knowing such . person;
put in charge Of N ofhoer. The woman habeila
rt asked about Me affair, - she vas known 70 be
ress Of L. Barnes; FIRST che denied ali knowledge,
brtly after she informed Mr.. Wilday that lot Of
Ind liquor in casks and demuohas, bclonslns
Barnes, was stored In the closes between
,idins doors, but she refused 70 ssy o~
bformatior In reference 10 The whereabouts Of
res. The Fire Msrshal believing that 10 Barnes
be secreted somewhere In the house, vent INTO
ATTIC search, and coming 10 the third sovy, back
snyd the door locked and key on the insde.
rer's clubs we're made 70 sound loudly upon the
|fn . request from the Fire Marshal ths. II tue
~ not instantly opened n would b. forced In
The door vas unlocked aud there stood r. Barnes
Hhns On but hs drawers and shirt He was al.
b d-sse hlmself, bat shs vac frund 20 be ain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-27

Carsdsn Tour "a. besvy, with sr- saes, closing dull
ssIss Of about 800 900 bbh within the rHnse OF toe
above Quotations.. Ryc -four Wa steady a. - so . IS
Jersey, and :, % Is f Tor Brsnay-,ne. wh,s, was
nrr, bni saes we're limited, being cundaed 70 some
.Ss9 a. go sssnsis is.,sdn: sou'Asrn choice var.
81 90. The receipts were light, being almost en-.
,ifey eonnned 70 arrivals nom the south. Corn va,
81 csc from store and 10. delivered southern yellow
ana white was ~ TIC 75c. Rye w- quiet bu, firm,
changed ana pricee ranged fror l7c. 4sc FOR state
ard 4sc Soc TOR Western and Chicago
soyrsr Sales Of 100 bags Of Rio we're made q ioc
UoIros-rhs market advanced about nc. per To-, with
sses Of about ssco talcs, basel upon mddng upaads
1870 and Orleans 10 n13Ac. some parcels quoted
~cro = higher than tneso figures OF the sales made
about 1000 were sold In transiu.
moderate TO Liverpool about II 600 bu.hcs o, grain
was taken Ia bulk and IN ships bags 81 exd. seIsd,
.' q roam 90 private srms and some $50 oe nour =
uta2 a-ied. Cor compressed and unoomprcssed. 10
London there yves nctnisg new essss TO Glasgow
VI ,ock SO bos. -four Il n 3D. Rass Hsvrs we're
unchanged.
Hsl.-The ssee we're confined 70 aooa. 3os 400 bales
for sbi ,msnt At COO ST.
nurs--E,s,ern we're = 70 ssc, and western at &C.
1oc and lie. asked for choice.
Lss-ccmmon Ro'k'Ana vas a po', and lump a
Molsssr was quiet and pr,ces UNCHANGED.
NAVAL srosrs -Spuits turpentire vas 10 good Dc.
snd win sales Of 400 bbs IN mcvchautsbs order AT
l3hc cash. and about 500 do IN shpprg order 81 4sc
cssh. Common roam wss dun, while crude was
chsrged
Cns --Linssed quiet and prices unchanged while
the demand moderate
PsovIsroys --rork-Tbe market was frmar, with q
better demand. The sacs embraced 300 400 bbl. IA.
% 1877 sesf va. srs sss n nsv ds eS
with ssies Of about 8tos 400 bbh 81 Tss ~ 90 for
country prime, aud ~ sio SO IL Tor meu do, aod
Ga 90 tff 70 Tor new packed Chicsgo do Beef
were criet NJ Ito. 100 Cut meats we're beavg and
prices unchanged Sales Of 400 500 hhds rep,~t.
ed al T1<o. 10. for shoulders and ~ AIJa FOR
hams. lard wss more naoysEt, and ~uo o HI tf-r a.
usrd. Ssles Of 600 100 bbls reported ii u r.
12kc. Bacon was In fs request, With fcy Fsnrr.
without change In prices.
koS.~0a ~eeosss :; ikszI .s~sse-s A-s aA..,~ 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-27

The Mitchell County Q,wa) Republican says -
An efhcent corps Of engineers % nos locating aud
esAbishng the grade Tor The Cedar Valley Branch OF
the Chicago, Iowa and Nebraska Railroad tnrcuxn
place kche ooussy voted IT tina late election 70 loan
the credit Of the county 10 this railroad company for
hundred thousand dollars 70 AID In the construction oe
the above road, BY . majority OF one hundred and
eighty This road crosses the Nisssspp River
Clinton City thence 10 Cedar Rapids, wnsre
the Cedar Valley, thence up the Cedar River, pass
ing through the finest inteyior counties and toe
thriving inland towns In the State, among which
vlnton waterloo, wsverloy. Brsdfcrd. Osags M,tcbe
aud 81 Paul Thai part OF the road between Gin
ton CITY and Cedar Rapids II under contract 10 be
plc,ed by January, 1855, and N PROBABLE that tue
sLtite road 10 the safe line between 10 xnns.
soa Territory viii be put under contract the spring
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-27

DOONS OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE, NEW YORK
h Dec 20, IS56-At meeting OF tho Premium COmmttsoe
of the 2h Annual Fair Of the American Institute held Dec
10 letter received from the judges machinery No 4,
asking permission their reave 70 steam ana
IRE regulators To have Cark steam and frc regule
tor be ranked the best and the third best therein
named by them In accordance therswh the Premium Com
mee unanimously agreed receive their amendment and
Annul their first former decion awarding 70 CArk
Steam and Fire Regulator Company diploma OF the third
unanimously agreed to award 70 the said Clark Pa,ent Steam
and Fire Regulator Company certificate. cery the gold
medal already awarded said by the American In
stue. of their former fsirs al held by the said
for the of the said ARTICLES which exhi
bion at the 18th annual ir above referred BY order
j. N. WELLS, Jun. Secretary
Premium Committee, 18th Annual Fair.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-27

"A Man and horse thrown down precpice twenty i've 70 ct
q s sys me. q with ca
ne sps 81 b. canal rs horse became sns
panssd down prscpss = es, DEEP ss horse
carried homo % his siTcud parents corpse, We
viii here give the father evidence - 10 the result Of the &C
On looking on The bleeding mangl my
mont tech Knocked large holes through
M sos ~ e spa ca se, oas s
said hey would much Dad him dead ihss
wounds Cor hours rubbed his Whole body with
s A. sn n. 81 ps SCENE.
a. new ME had eser.d BIS msnslea body Ansr this
and pighis ,hs aus wounds applied R.dway,s
.S1 .sdu ND y % AND ~ 5
be bruises are al vel one rssurei iSrs BE-,
proprietor Of the facyvs Ho'ei q this place and wen Known
IN !, "a, s ...,s R.pvyaco De- p ssr iss
p Ts s o. och sSs r assSs s
action Of ME heart ard eqaa.ss the cscuaon q ne blood
s %ss, sudden seSs: or % ~ vSsh
.s s s'1s s s9s % ss
ways ready relief oneuial sod BY srnsxs. merchants
ana ''A'r'' isa ru sse sirsst New Wy York
poors THAT ARE ROOTS. SHOES THAT ARF
ID shoes for isAies eenteen and children, OF de-
''f''a'' ''' ne coming holiday cAHrLr 81 Broadway
~ AhFssD xUsaoE 90,
Fave rea, variety Of articles si s,e desirable m nee and
during the holidays. such GENT robes 80
chamore. crayss hes handkerchief eossa shawl. muf
Ger. 1c Se Aso Raglan cserccats ocss vests aud pants
= :" 49, = % Al MrskoE 4 CO., al Broadway.
fyuRr1rY wArrRlAIs AND WINDOW SHADES Al
" wholessle.-KELry rEKGrsoN 81 Broadway, snt
q Rsaae street, have au and choice stcck u hrocsts
cornces sps xe., which oaered :, he lowest pwisee
window shades Our stock OF window shades Tie farse~
ksw rom suS our r., sa ss, ssaa en-
vie Ne aisnucn o. close buys-s
nR RELLTNGER's r1NrAMFNr AND MAGIC FLUID
~ unequaed Tor The " burns scsds bruises rhu
matte affections &C The magic uid restores the hair See
the Advertisement ia the Eveplng state Register. r. II. wsg
STAFF label Of The The only depot TOT
Hudson street. ~ &. KELLfNGER, ronkera
II Comprising the designs ancy e goods
bones elnsses, aueur ladies' and geutmens
dressing esses, writing dests &C, 40 Also je and gold
81 BC.assy. ss"ss 3
spring sireet
W Cheapest Place IN tm~cs
Nos ilo ard III Prince street.
new YORK.
Third hlort west Of Brod~ay.
JAMES =. HOFFET. manufacturer.
Il - o"TASfNi' .roepr.
bRAcELErs,
&C. &C. &C
Aks erOraerr The lseS styles ard uetsrns 70 he cold
gs i Fy s So ,s 81 Ss5 s sc nd
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f.ai resuis- Unse t1oaceo The tan~a II swa1WsA a.
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FRfDAy, Dec 26-sP. N.
AsBr.-Sales Of 70 bbh pots we're made II 7Xc. The
re,eipts are light
BRnApeTurs-T The private LISTERS and circulars
received by the Canada tended 10 check sales and de-
press prices which Of the lower brands deciineo
about &c. per Dbl The pAics embraced about 5000
bbIs., closing q about The following quotAuons.-