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Elegant Stock of Fall Il Winter

STAPLE d FANCY
leila 1ni6a9aa9 Cd ~ Is1E9aze- {,
WE ARE RECEIVING our new sup
w ply Of
Silks and Dress Goods.
and are determined TO sell at prices TO dis
lance all competition for cheapuess. To the
numerous customers who have favored lis
with their patronage during The past year,
we will now renew our assurance that
every effort will be made to render II their
own interest to continue the same. They
can rely upon being always received and
waited epon with pollteuess, and upon be-
ing supplied with goods at less than ordin-
AIRY prices That This is no empty boast
the crowds that daily throng Our Store
will testify.
Every one says that the cheapest and
best goods are bought OF the
philadelphia Cheap Casb store.
Call and Judge for yourselves.
1000 yards new British and American
Prints, finest qualities made, so diheteni
styles, all Wool plaids, French Merino
and DeLaines New Styles Black and
Dress Silks, at low prices. Embroderiee
Grape Collars, English Hosiery. Bonnet
Ribbons, Trimmings, Gloves, Flapnels,
Domestics, Cassimeres, &c.
Remember the place.
PHILADELPHIA CuEAr CASH SroRE
octts. Lafayette street.
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DER HARDEN'S EXPRESS.
L A superior LOT Of Table and Pocket
Cutlery, Just received and for sale by
ian sdyI LARGUlER Il J. ANDUE.
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Drugs ano AlfSifinfs, ".
$4,000 Deaths by Consumption

Would Perhaps De d small estignafs for HE rye
ogss ofhis dtsadfa1 dfseose IN d single gsts !.
then aad tte} eayfat catalogue of Hose eut afby
inflammation Of The Lungs, He7a0rfhags, dshFha
Coughs, Influenza, Hronctifis end ether diseases
ofHe Ltifips ana Liner
And the list weuld present an appalling proof
Of the fatality Of these tNu cassesbf disaasa But
n IL important 10 knew that nearfg MI If this
dread waste Of human life might haze been pre-
yeftsd by tsstifaely use Of
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THE subscriber having been appointed
| Ag ent for East ana West Baton Rouge
for Smith Mcleod & Co.'S superior and
pure Bi-Sulph Of Lime, Plasters will find
It to their interest to buy here.
novs. WI. BoGEL, Druggist.
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puEgU ANRTVAJG.

THE undersigned has just received per
Empire City,
80 Tbs. Gum Arabic Lozeuges, Of all fayors
80 do Gum Arabic Paste Vanilla X Rose.
50 do Jujube Drops, assorted.
Il do Licofice do do
50 DO India Paste,
100 DO i'olu Drops,
80 do Pate de Guimauvs,
50 do Marshmellow drops.
$50 do Iujube paste, rose, lemon Il Orange
80 do Tolu do 12 boxes Spruce Gum.
100 do ChoroIat DIES Families,
80 do do de Sante.
50 do do b ID Vanilla, etc.
For sale at reasonable prices, by
oct 1s-y VIM BOGEI, Druggist.
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Sssndries.

lust RECEIVED Is doz. boxes Of
y Fresh Sardines S doz Gallon Jars Pick
les doz. gal. ars. do 3 doz. of FIR nch
do. bbIs Mackerel, Fresh Butter, a fine
lot fresh cheese, and for sale Cheap for
Cash, by. loct.29l A. WILSON & Co.
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ssrases, Crates ana stoves.

A NEW supply Of tbe above for par
L lor aud ofhee, with ami without simmer
fronts Cook Stoves large md small Egg HoS
Barrel and franklin Strives, fer Wool and Goa /,
assorted siaes besides the articles which general
~ go with thehi--snch rs Goat Holds, Shovel and
| longs No. At the Hardware Store 81
ian lT4y! LAHGUtEH LAF0UE.
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JOSHUA BEAL, General Produce
~ Dealer &c., Church 81, between Third and
Lafayette streets. anE2u-s.
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u.y.u Sara Pnci.et-Laurei I'M.

FOR Bayou Sara three sTsyrE-.,s
u TIMES 4 WEEK. - The u. q. eAGT g5a3
Mail stenmer Iausei HiIt, } A. ssssszsfs u 80
CotroR, muster, will leave New Orleans every
SUNDAY MuRstNe 81 O'clock, and every WEbsEs-
pAv and FRiDhY MgRafta ~ 10 O'Clock. Returning,
leaves bayou snfa Oh aIGsnAF THURSDAY ahh SAT
uRpAY, arriving In New Orleans same day.
Agents-M. Gordon, Jr, j A. llraua Landry,
John rurbidge Il Co., Hall Il Helnp CO., Jos s.
Pagnud. advertising agent,
s4yN. IA clerk will be on the Levee N NO.
toreeeive freight ut ali times, from Tuesday unfn.
ing to Saturday night, aud shippers can deliver
goods TO him, ana have bills lading signed N the
bpat's absence mng g-y.
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Ffesn supplies,
NO. 3 Mackeral in bbls.
~ -" do.
" in kits for family use
Levering's nest Loaf Sugar
Loaf Sugar in bbls.
Powdered s { 8
Crushed I"
Fresh Goshen Butter, Rose bud dairy.
Olrine Soap.
French Brandy, casks, low priced.
do. do. in cases OF dog.
Roanoke Tobacco, S.
Childres Honey Dew los.
100 bhls. Cape Lime.
g Plaster.
Z Cement.
Plasterer's Hair---large quantity.
oct23 BARBEE 4 BENJAMIN.
DlOughs so Hall & Spears. for sale By
TJIDk pCENDEpEt CT
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4 MONTAN Il BRO, Groeers, cor.
Rs Church and THIRD streets, baton Rouge.
+ OUIs GRANDPRE, Actioneer -
JI Office, at The Mayors Office, Baton Honge.
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TuOS. PRENDFRGAsT-General
L Produce and Commission Merchant, and deal
er Ia ali kinds OF Groceries and Ffovisluns-oor.
~ Third ana Ia,trel SITS Liberal cash advances
et, Sugar and Cytteu, auei-y4
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I d. STUART, Attorney and Coun-
ps seller At La FA-Laufel street. nayaG-y.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS,

g s. HALL, Attorney ut Law, Laure
~. street, baton Rouge. liz. IantT-y.
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Naval Intelligence.


COAST OF AFRICA, Oct 4, 1885. (
We arrived at this place and found the United States
brig otvar Dolphin In port.
Trade at present Is duh here, and the only wonder il
under the enbarrassments thrown in the way vessels
coming hcre that there il any trade at all
Capt Thomson has not suffered the barnaeles TO accu
mulste upon the Dolphn's bottom from inaction am
informed she has been less than Eve menths out in
Guiding tedious passage the Atlantic, and during
that period has cast anchor In twenty different ports
upon the coast already she has just returned from the
Congo and Ambrzete where she called to look out
for ninterests; che went twenty miles up the
Copgo river, but found no slavers there There has
been some difficulty apprehended at Ambrizette by
which the American traders became alarmed and the
Dolphin went to their relief
II seems manifest that the Portuguese are determined
to obtain possession Of the entire between this and
the Congo river for the purpose Of monopolzing the
trade they have lately taken Possession Of Auibrig
and threaten demonstration upon Ambrzette; ths has
alarmed the natives who threaten IL the Portuguese in
wade TO burn and plumber the traders This led the
Dolphin 60 there for theproecion Of Americans but
everything at present remains quiet. The Governor
went up 10 Ambrz with three four hundred men
and believe left them there The following Is list OF
the Dolphin's officers, who are all well;-Edward r.
Thomson, It, Commanding; Geo. NJ. Ransom fieute.
nan, Geo r. Griswod, Purser; Edward Shippen Passed
Assistant Surgeon; N. II. Vawsandt Acting Lieutenant;
o. r. johnson, Passed Nidshipman and Acting Mssse
A. Iendcgres', Passed Mdshipman. The Dolpha leaves
Lsie iomolgpw, the lltb, fog Porto Pra.
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Fires In New York.
FIRE IN AVENIyE A.


Between 10 and II O'Clock Sunday night alarm Of fire
WAS given for the Fifth district it originated in the
artificial flower of Mr. Herman No. 2I4 avenue A.
Loss about 5000, fully insured.
BAXTER STREET.
The alarm Of fire between and O'Clock Sunday night.
was caused by chimney taking fire at No. 1l3 Baxter
street. No damage.
OAK STREET.
About O'Clock on Sunday night q fire was discovered
in the dwelling No. 25 Oak street. among some bedding
It was extngushed by the police with q few pals of
water.
MAIDEN LANE.
About half past O'Clock yesterday morning, fire was
discovered in he cellar ofhe building No 10 MAIDEN lane
occupied by Mesrs Platt Brothers. jewellers and silver
smiths. The porter, J. A. Prant, who sleeps the
premises awoke by the smoke, when he gave the
alarm. The fremen arrived, and after much diff
Guilty succeeded in extnguishing the fire. The mage
to Messrs Platt Brothers goods will probably amount
to about 50 000 They have s37 900 their
stock, as follows Harmony SIS, 000 Williamsburg City,
$1,000 Mechanical Traders, 81 50O st. Marks So 500
Stuyvesant, $1,000; Pacific, $1,000 Fulton S. 900;
Franklin of Philadelphia $1,000; and the State Mutual
and Fire and Marine of Harrisburg, Pa, - $780, The
building belongs to Pats Brothers. II Is damaged about
$780, and insured for So 600 in the Jefferson and 81 500
in the Franklin Insurance Co. of Philadelphia.
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BOSTON, Jan. Il, 1856.
The brig Helen Jane, from Truxilo, Honduras, ar
rived at this port to-day. She brings accounts from
Honduras that Cabano, the former President who
driven out by Gen. Guardiola and who time since
Joined Col WALKER Nicaragua reported to be
the frontiers Of Honduras at the head Of four hundred
Americans and one thousand native troops with the
purpose of conqueripg the country He will probably
succeed, General Guardioa refusing to fight with the
Yankees, they are in his opinion; irresistible He
declares that he will leave the State of Honduras should
the Americans enter.
The captain of the Helen Jane reports that the leading
native inhabitants of 0moa and Truxo not opposed
to Walkers taking the lead Of their affairs he respects
their property and positions.
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Ls test from the State Capital.
APP0INTy CENTS OF THE CANAL BoARD-THE STAND
ING COMMITTEES OF THE ASSEMBLY.
ALBANY, Jan. q, 1855.
he Canal Board was in caucus this evening the ap
pointments to be made. Those settled upon are as fol-
lows .-Benone Thompson, Collector at Bufslo DR.. Ha
GER Collector at Tonaw anda Andrew j. French, Super
intsndent seventh section Erie canal Thomas Foster,
Superintendent twelfth section; Ed Hurlburt Superin
tendent thirteenth section
The Speaker Of the Assembly gives the Committee OF
Ways and Means to the Americans, Lyman Odel being
the chairman and Dennstoun and Guest the other mem
bers Tho following of the principal committees
settled on by the Speaker
Ways and Aeans-odsn dem J, Scott (dem.), Fender
grast rep }, Denniston Jam }, and Guest (Am.)
Banls-Bradner dem, Juliand (rep), Miller (dem.)
Lafever (whig)., and jenkins (Am.).
Insurance-scott (dem.), Gage (Rep.) Woods (dem.)
Mead, Bury.
Ratlroads-Hoyls (dem.), B. Smith (rep.), wiltse
(dem.), J. B. Clark ldem} Northrup (Au).
(Rep), Holmes (dem), Prescott (Ann.I Anthem (dsm)
Hakes (Am.).
Cdnals-Cole (rep), Goodrich (den), vandeveer
(rep), Thomas (dem.)
Cldims-Snow (rep), chairman.
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City Intelligence.

A BALL FOR CHARITABLE PuRPosE.-Ths second annual
ball Of the Young MEMS Association for the benefit Of the
Roman Catholic orphans will take place at Niblo's sa-
LOOM this evening. The benevolent institutions for aose
assistance this ball has been got up support large
number of destitute children and almost solely de-
alone sufficient open the purse strings Of all Who
sympathise with the poor orphan We hope that,
Il the Young Mems Association not favored with
large attendance Of their ball. their receipts will be large
enough supply all the wants Of the institutions for
whose benefit IL IL given.
LINES OF ALDERMAN MosER.-Aidernan Noser of the
Third ward Is dangerously ILL., 1t reported in the
Board that he speeches. and that slight hopes
were entertained of his recovery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-22
Executive Appointments In Maine.

fohILANDi Ms JAN I'll. 1900
in Supreme Court this morning, Judge Davis decided
that the recent appointment Of Sheriff for this
county by Governor Wells who had removed the old one
was Illegal under the resolve amending the constitution
Of the State giving to the people the power TO choose
Shers Jutg es and Registers Of Probate The
before the Court the attempt Of the newly appointed
Sheriff to take charge Of the Court The Judge decided
that the old Sheriff legally in Office. similar de-
ciion has been given by Chief Justice Tenney in somer
set county IT relates to Registers Of Probate. These
DECISIONS sustained by the fun BENCH render negative
all the recent appointments Of sher and Registers of
Probate made by Governor Wells in the places of per-
SONS by him from those Offices. The case goes
10 the full bench
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CONGREGATIONS.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT SYRACUSE.

SYRACUSE, JAM 81, 1856.
The building at the of Water and Clinton Streets
in this city, known the Cynical Mills owned and occu
pied by Messrs Forshee, Smith Hicks Touring
tablishment destroyed by fire at O'Clock yesterday
morning. The flames communicated to the adjoining
building, which slightly injured The total loss ID
about $4,000 Insured for SIC oo0 portion Of which,
is in companies folows:-Western. Mass, 81 900;
Phoenix, of Hartford, $1,000 City of Hartford, $4,000
Bridgeport, $1,000; IAarge, $1,000 Market, 81, 600.
The books and papers of Messrs Forshee Smith Hicks
destroyed.
FIRE IN CAMBRIDGEPoRT, MASS.
BOSTON, Jan. 81, 1855.
fire broke out in Cambrdgeport this forenoon, and
Destroyed the Large building Main street. occupied BY
James G. Blake a furniture mandatory Mr.. Bake's
loss ia ABOUT $1o000 mostly insured in Philadelphia and
Baltimore.
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~ will begin to feel the nee essity Of making
q legal Congress, and of going to the work
they were sent to perform.
In the whole seven weeks proceedings ha
there been performed by the body one publ,
duty! Are the people of the United States
parties to their caucuses, to their nightly ca
balls, to their plots and counterplotsf Did they
send representatives to Washington to construct
partisan platforms and to man9uvre for po-
sition in the coming campaign for the Presi-
dency? Has democracy degenerated from itf
practical and patriotic basis under jefferson
and Jackson to its present insane adhesion to
persona single person of it's Eumber--who
entertains no better views, is no higher autho-
rity, no more resolute and firm and qualified
than twenty others of bis associates? Is Anne.
ricanisu to be saddled with che mulist baulk.
ing of its representatives ia the present House
-meR without puspose and without justifca
ton?
We are tired of recording this cisgraceful
episode in American affairs. We now take
leave of the serseless w-angle in the body dig
nifed by the title of House of Representatives.
end wait for the election of Speaker, promis
ing only to put upon record the final vote, by
the warning of which, it is to be hoped, an
other such disgrace to our system may b'
avoided.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-22
News from the Plains.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. q, 1885,
The Democrat received express this evening" convey
ing intelligence from Fort Pierre, to December Is.
The troops comfortably quartered Major Howe's
command which sent to ''Leon De Court hadHnot
been heard FROM General Harvey fitting GU.
petition Of hundred to make up the
Missouri The Sioux Indians we're hold grand coun-
Gil at Fort Pierre, in February in order to settle basis
for peace Much snow had fallen and the weather was
verv severe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-22
Supreme COurt-Part Second.

Bt1Ufe u. Judge DueT.
JAM 21.-Cdroline Johnson E1ecutriz u.s. Hudson Riper
Rdslroad-The plaintiff in this sues for S. 600 for
damages for the death of her husband which it is al
legged was caused by the negligence Of the defendants
servants. The cause was tried before, when the
plaintiff nonsuted, but trial was subse queny
granted The deceased it appears, driving his cart
through West street. In August 1853 when the Defend
ants cars ran against him. and injured him that h
died in few days. Adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-22

LET THE PEOPLE ORGANIZE THE HOUSE,
The Cabinet organ at Washington is in favor of
resignation by all the members of the present
refractory lower branch of Congress, SO that
the people may decide upon the organization
Of the House. But what, in this event, would
become of the President and his war with
England? viii that keep three or four
months, till new House can be elected? Let
ne know
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-22

WILMINGTON, Jan, II, 1907.
John NJ. Parker and John Van Allen, Of New York,
were admitted.
No. 5S.-The United States vs.. Minnesota and the
Northwestern Railway. Argument on motion to dismiss
the concluded by the Attorney General for dis
mssaL
No. 155.-Motion TO dismiss the cause Argued by
Mr.. Day in favor, and by Mr. johnson in opposition.
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Caution to the l.ublic.-

Since he Introduction Of schedAm schnapps the
United STATES number q liquor mixers in New Boston
and Philadelphia fave commenced putting lp mixed and
poison GIN and calling rchnapps that belongs cY
lions on the public. -f
CAUTION TO PERSONS WHO DRINK HOTELS.
Numerous complaints persons who keep bara
on steamboats, and in hotels who fill my empty with
aromatic schnapps would therefore advise all who drink
the chnapps ut such places to mark the OF
bottle and II the outside wrapper label should be defaced
TO refuse to drink unless o fresh bottle s opened.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole manufacturer and importer h. 20 70 Beaver street.
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The Prolibitory Liquor Law I'm New Bruins
wick.

ST. JOHN, N. B., Jan. 81, 1856.
At meeting Of fifteen hundred inhabitants OF Frede-
rckton, the 10th inst the Mayor presiding resou-
tons condemnaory Of the Prohibtory Liquor law we're
carried by vote of five to Speeches were made on
both Sides The proceedings harmonious and con-
Quoted with much good feeling closing with three cheers
or The Oueen.
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SUPERIOR CoURr.-Nos 1888, 252, 255 27e, oes. 2e9.
sas go Sas $685. ass 1853, a57, $685. 225 liz, 1885, $780,
SUPREME CouRr-Crcuit.- to Thursday.
COMMON PrEAs-part Mos. 270, so, ia, 1l9, l2l
l27, 169 lso TO- 4s 40 81 IA, II, 1885, 1872 1872 2ls.
Part 2-Nos n 1877 l91 19s, $780, 1885, 290 2el, 292.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-22

GOVERNOR SHANNON, we are informed, was at
st. Louis on the 10Th, en- route for Washington.
What for? Perhaps he gives it up. Very
likely.
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From, Kansas.

ST.. LOUIS JAM 81 1866.
despatch from Weston says:-'The reported battle in
Kansas was greatly exaggerated Nothing serious oc
Cured No one was killed and but few slightly
wounded"
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 81, 1885,
Stock seady-quotations sfoliows;-Pennsylvania
Elves, 80; Reading Railroad 43S; Long Island, 1917;
Norris Canal, 1879; Pennsylvania Railroad, AN
CHARLESTON, Jan. q, 1856
Cotton firm. Sales to. day 400 bales. Prices have
declined eighth cent since the receipt Of the Americas
news,
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Court Of Appeals.

Albany, Jan. 10, 1856.
2o.-Judgment reversed 2e, q, %, 90, 41--Argued.
271-Judgment reversed, and judgment for plaintiff
demurrer. No further arguments will be heard Court
adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-22

ALbANHy JHu. 1oUo.
The Assembly convened, and the roll called but
less than quorum being present, adjournment was
carried till to morrow.
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WoN'T RECEIVE HIM ANYHow.-The Kitchen
organ Of the administration at Washington as
sures US that even If General Walker should
establish bis government in Nicaragua to the
satisfaction Of our Cabinet, Colonel Parker II
French, ON account of certain financial trans
actions in Texas in 1850, could not be received
as foreign ambassador. Very well. Why
then, did not Marcy give Colonel French q
more definite answer in the outset? Why lead
the man to believe that he might probably be
received by and by, though circumstances at
present did not seem to justify the reception
Of any Minister from Walkers government?
Perhaps Marcy preferred the alternative of
leaving it to Colonel French to find out the real
difficulty, whatever it might cost him, rather
than wound bis feelings by bluntly telling the
truth. Considerate Premier
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-22

remedy Rubbed on the skin win penetrate the poea thus
feachng The seat Of the most inward complaints
hhero inprepnabe Sold at the manunctores 80 Maiden
ane new YORK. aud No PA Strand London, aud by all dug
ais's, ~ 2bc., 621lsc, aud " per pot
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State Treasurer of Pennsylvania.
HARRISBURG, Jan. Fl, 1856.
Henry s. Morgan, democrat, to-day elected state
Treasurer.
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Supreme Court-In Chambers.

Before Hon. Judge Whiting.
JAN. 2I.-1he Sape,my Sarings Bank Us. Sloan and
othGs.-Moticn denied
Frederick s. Vanderper Joseph Hasse,, Motion
grant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-22

Photographs, Whole Size, Reduced to a.
Extra prints ST. Lamprotypes 81 6O warranted superior 10
NE ambrroypes Daguerreotypes cents in The
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The souths,n MAIL.


BALTIMORE, Jan. Il, I6ob.
We have received no mail here south Of Washington
to-day.
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NEW YORK LHGIsLATURH.


ALBANY, JAM o. 1856.
The Senate met this evening" but for want of quorum
adjourned
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petite tone to the system Off the bile and ali IN
pure secreens regulates the bowels gives ms
ana SsVs q mind and are he wonder
palpaton dizziness fatigue &c. h ia smrpr,sing how
soon the patient finds relief No family can AFFORD 10 be with.
Sua requires no addition OF spirits Sold in full quart
Soaes, ~ oil h1ss grocers druggists &C. Extremely pa
eabie BARNES PARK, 3O4 Broad way corner az Ijano
street, general medicine ana native wine depot " ~
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Noman would resin under the curse Of a disavreeshe
sfeath when by u9og the Balm Of Thousand Fowers e.
dentirce would not only render sweet but leave The
seth white as alabaser Many persons do know their
breath Is bad and he subject delicate their friends win
nover mention It. Pour single drop Of the Ba IN
tooth brush, and wash the teeth night and morning CIV
nruprieora snda drtirusts - - 'AA $500" q VIZ
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who wish for Information In regard to sewing machines can
obtain BY applying at our oce Tor copies NJ Singer
chine interests. Copies supplied gratis. =
I. NJ. SINGER 4 CO., 323 Brosdvan.
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Meade Brothers.-Life Size Photographs,
cabinet photographs miniature photographs
and smbroypes taken daily Award received al The French
Exhibition just closed in Paris Call and examine specimens
Four artists engaged to color the profession 2s
Broadway, four doors above Astor House, ~
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nutcmOaOrs HINT Aye.-WI8S una I0upeeS1.
Tho best in the world. This unrivaed original dye ia
applied in tweve private BACHELORS wigs and tou-
pees have all Others being chef dnvrea
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