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TIE LOUISIANA SENATOR.

We take pleasure in extracting the following tri-
butte Of honor to Louisiana's Democratic Senator
from the columns Of the Norfolk Argus. 1t is with
pride that the South looks upon the noble Representa-
ives Of the Democratic party, that she possesses in
both Houses of Congress; anil in these days Of Black
Rcpublicanism, the country fnds the truth of IKE
statement often made that the safety of the Union
depended upon the strong conservatism Of the Demo.
cracy. We do honor TO all the brilliant names of
Southern SrnGtors and Representatives, and we are
sure that the Democracy will appreciate the tribute
below to the Hon. John Slide:
The Hon. John Sdell Of Louisiana, has been
placed on three Of the Senate committees. lie il a
decided acquisition to the Naval Committee, where
his extended acquaintance with Naval affairs and his
enlarged views will soon be manifest His statesman.
ship and diplomacy will he valuable 20 the nation in
his place on the Committee oi Foreign Belalions -
The Abolition crgGu ct Washington does not like his
appointment On this important committee, and calls
Mr. Slidell 'pro Russian and pro-Cuhan hero" Sc
nator Slidell is also Chairman Of the Committee
Roads and Canals.
Louisiana has in this gentleman HI able representa-
tive in the Senate. His experience, his patriotism,
his budness and Independence, personally and poti
callv render Senator Siideil Of mark wherever
he moves His credentials for full term Of six years
have been presented With such men in the Senate
ss Slidr, Batter Mason, Hunter, Douglas, Sc. the
Union the Constitution aud the South will have brave
and brilliant defenders.
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HAyTT ANn vt n0NINEO-

PHILApILPHIA, Jau. o. Port au Prince advices
oJanuary ls cop6rm the defeat of the Hsytiens by
the Domincans. Faustin managed TO make his es-
was offered for his head. Az intense feeling of ha.
tired is manifested against him. If caught BIZ would
probable be shot by his own people.
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Ian l6-cl


rNAN AWAY IRON the subscriber. the 18th OF Au:
II gust last. two likely negro boys DAVE and
cHARES Dave is about &c years old I've feet four or
srs inches high weighing about lao pounds very black
IN lima and is Inclined to s:ue- when spoken to-
ABOUT ive fec: eight ten nches hi gh % year.
~ wcrang abou, 100 pounds. light complexion and has
.S ~s,her sla I,.h walk. will pay the above re-
M -, seir delivery or connnement in any jail 80 that
can gel 'ne'" JEREMIAH FuNDERBURK,
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lMPORTANT DorI-NES,r

h'. "p "s'ef' portion Of our space to-day to
Inc Hepoft o' lne Superintendent, of the Banking
hepar'meh'' '' Ne" "rk' 1t sheds much light upon
monsntous suo]eet, now engaging public attention
IN Virginia. anu Will amply repay careful uerrssi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-25

One of the handsomest and most valuable noper,
we receive is the "Sunny South" published in ,h.
City of Aberdeen, Mississippi. Its abls eii,or;s,
conduct shows it to be genuine friend and cham.
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ALLIANCE BETWEEN SPAIN, ENGLAND
AND FRANCE

WARRINGTON, Jan. Alt has been ascertaned
from an authentic that the ong.talkedof al-
ance ba.ween Spain. Great Britain and France has
been formally consummated-the frst binding her
sell to send iuto the fed fourteen 70 twenty thou-
sand meu in the spring, and her Interests particular
~ IN Cuba, to be protected by France and England
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NETRIuS W. SAUNDERS.

The undersigned respectfully returns his thsnks 10
tas customers Vi George Saunders Bro and 10 the
public generally ter :e LIBERAL patronage bestowed upon
said fo the pact three year,. and hopes by strict n;
;sn:1E 20 bU+2rs: receive continuation ot that pa
tenQce shall continue business the late stand OF
q S.ra!er- Bro No 3lS Broad sire CT, where shall
!,ep ~c selected stock OF Groceries, which will SELL
wholesale retail good terms any other
esas.sa.. IN th- cy All orders will receive promp'
s,,.naOa DEMETRIUS w. SAUNDERS.
l,,y-
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PARKER Il. HRENCU.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2lst.-Parkrr H. srerch -:
Withdrawn his application for pernI':'"n =" y,
cred.uis, TO the State Department. In u" h = 70
secretary Marcy hs intimate, tia: !a'r IL" -
t.rf-r.d with ,h. internal affairs Of Hn arasIs.
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ORR FOREIGN RELATIONS.

WAsHrSGro3, Jan. 22.-Amid conflicting state
,nents, information from authentic source, war
rants the assertion that far from special message
TO Congress relative to our foreign affairs, being in
contemplation by the President, it has not at any
time been thought Of much less subject of consul.
tation. Though, this government has demanded the
recall Of Mr. Cranpton aud the British Consuls en-
gagged i'll recruiting Inen here for the Crmea It eau
81 confidently b. stated ,hs; there has been no pro-
position either in or out Of the Cabinet for the With
drawn Of Mr. Bucbanan from England, unless nt nis
own request. The negotiations between Great Bri-
tam and the United States still open, dsspateAes
having been sent out BY the last steamer anu lneie
has been nothing since the Presidents message ~
change the aspect Of our relations abroad.
MIR. Boyce's resolution offered in the House to-day,
declaring that relations with Great Britain dEs q!
tho most startling character indicating thai we may
be Oh tue eve OF tho most startling events was n"I'
az aupposed submitted with the consent or know
lctyv of the Executive, but was simply Mr. B'yce
independent proposition.
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NEM HGSiNESS.

AN accoun, OF the death OF my brother. Geo T. Saun'
dcrs the drm OF George Saunders Il Bro Will be
closed from this date Tie 0 Tie nrm Will De used
tor the purpos- OF closing up the tu.nca. All Persona
having claims against The arm o! George Saunders in
dfdusIy will present them the undersigned for settle
msn and those Dd-h:cd will please make payment at
early 8 day as possible
nEMrTRIIrS " SANDERS
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S3S Sa5l 3Dy
Making the whole cost Of the banking
system Soi',@'l,i'

The opinions OF the distinguished men just cited,
and the astounding results set forth III the foregoing
extracts from report OF the Secretary of the lrra
sury unfold an array of testimony against our Old
system of Incorporated Banks, 40 over" "hemine, as
fully To- warrant our Legislature 10 casting about for
something superior, ii POssib!e and II unattainaoie
then TO endeavor to pare our old Banks on better
aud more solid foundation anu so proportion the
length of thry charters, if reviewed. that they Will 90
before the Legislature hereafter by detachments, and
not in solid column.
Nav not vur State Legislators derive profit By close.
~ examining the history of Incorporated Banks. and
th. norucy they have exerted 6rst in Initiating and
rhr in depressing prices-ia stimulating speculation
thereby causing uv-r action ald over trading, and
then by sadje,ly withdrawing ..eir paper Fastening
and agrravatin tie ruin end misery .aey had induced
and finally ,Ifecpitated upon the country! Did our
bank alleviate the wreck OF fortunes In 1917
or in 3!i orin 1897 But like the miser, they point
to their ACCOMMODATIONS and exemption from Bahk-
rupcy thus boas,ing that anid' the general failures
Of those periods, they have Illustrated the old adagr
that cue mans loss is another mans gain.
The members of the presest LEGISLATURE nave
most responsible task to perform. The Democracy
EXPECT, and will demand at their hands, SOUND ana
convertible paper currercy-equhl al nll times u
gold uni silv er coiu-tud To Ge:!de the man thnt
filters nr fails witI ali the lights before him. give the
Country an IMPRuvkp system ot Backing. Lei no'
Democratic Legislature verify tue m9kiIn, "tbat IN
corporated wealth is the dyuasty Of moora StatsS
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NEW YORK. JAS. 23.-FIour has edvencec, ''.''
Of State at IS Is, Ohio IS, southern a. Who:
10 quiet and unchanged. Corn 10 6rn at rs r' H.'-
Pork ha, declined; Mes. sls 50. Be.f is dull! Lard
Is firm Woiskey is ouiet.
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NaLTIMOGE, JAS. O. Tn, f"ur marie: !: 49,
.,tj.J; .ales OF Howard street n, - 26-hvM ~ i:
cInss a, 50 ~. Wheat. uoue offered; SAILS OF A., 9
Yesterday. aAnat. at 81 Corr aud provaioua 81
unchanged.
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TUT E.SS.s sDrEEICI'ITY.

sr. Lovis, Jan. 2l.-Tha reported battle in Kansas
nroyes 10 have been gfent!y exaggerated SoGe
were killed, and orly few persons were - fhny
wounded.
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ALFRED l.. HOLIDAY,

COMMISSION MERCHANT, RICHMOND, VA.
WLL attend promptly 10 the sale OF Corn, whcr,,
~ Tobacco. Oats Rye, Flour, Meal &C., &c, as,
"a % his care and will execute all orders with !cv.
CRce with Mess!s Hill Rawlings. corner Of Main and
ll;h sree,s
>, REFERENCES:
don Alex R Holladay, Hearico.
Ne''r'. Hi! & Raw.ings. Richmond.
). McG:u':ers IONS "
Scot, ilcrndon. fredericksburg
Hart Hayes
y! "rn. ). rend!,:oa Louisa
,.:Ht ; Watson, Eco Aug Cleft
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The publication Of these proc, edings in the Rich
m"md and Fredericksburg papers was then moved
and adopted, after which. lhr nreting a'!iournei.
+. DICKINSON, Can.
WM. T. Cu,SDLER Src'y
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TRIAL OF COMMANDER RlTClllE.
puu,trLpYIA. Jan. 2l.-The cont inari.". ~ :.
ed an orgauiratlou ,o-da: aud projected 10 ,he =
of CumInander Richie, aho pleaded not guilty.
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p.,sr.,,ry ,. CHARLES LEONARD.
'-' D. '' - .-Ih ISAAC l;IDllsRD

The undersigned VIII -cr..,n =. hi, =. . rs,
steer. where he will c"ntnuc ,o ' snAa NO. a. oid
handing stock which has made ~, ro,s ana cont
Pc hrs in the Southern county. IN. hm;A Auowh DO
moro Street will be under the nn4:rn.. 80 On syee.
partner AL manufacturing and repairing l., b ,e as"r
Dor both Sturcs will be done On Old -rc., bu, ihe
Pc le.; a. ci;hes place e. LEOH,nT" "'"y
PetcI- eurs Jan 3-ctf Sl.n OF H.. -,
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

nv HGTCHIE. PRYOR e. DUNNAvAST.
>~~~~>~~~~~~~~--~~>N%~
yM r RITCHIE e. ROGER A. PRYOR. EDITORS
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REFERENCES.
April i2-cly
HEU rn@Cy.gpN

Wa uais-.;s sned have formed 4 partnership under
= :" c!r OF LEONARD * GODDARD. and hayo
raG. spacious md eligible store, No 20, Sycamore
p,,,: '"rsburg, Qo.merly Ecklcs Hat store, for the
gY.p''s conducting The GUN BUSINESS In connection
yrc =, 3- .H!c and rapar.ng Of WATCHES CLOCKS and
No.. LIN Iaey will keep a general assortment of
~, N no'a departments OF trade, and respectfully
c" '"eIe "' Pc patronage.
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MARBLE X4Rn

r,, MARBLE YARD.
; UhE l. ROGERS, 9Th street. near Main, Richmond
Deter IN Egyptian. Italian ana American MARBLE
iyyEr.htHIS, TOMBS. GRAVE STONES MANTEL
4, e. e. OF every description, WALL PLATES, FRONTS
-! -! oetgn in Carving executed in the neatest manner
the country, with city reference promptly
havng served his time in one of the la rest
oaa3aen,s IN New York City, and having much expe
T. tie business, aatters himself that all work exc
ir shop will give ss entire satisfaction as any done
lNSSSSouth Oct. Scly
l%SCBsCRIBERS HAVE ASSOCIATED
IsJ~nh5ELSES togeiher, under the nrtn and style
"M. Y. SHEPPARD, for the purpose OF
General SOmInission business und tender
H. nISes ~ heir friends aud the puolc TO cell To.
sL,,aest, Corn md Flour, and respectfully sohci.
,aha w,:i nc assurance that al produce en-.
nen shall have their best attention.
JEO. N. SHEPPARD IN
| E.l,, WILLIAM ]. SHEPPARD
N>~-au, January l. 1e56-dlwclm.
~ b. Wishing 10 roduce our stock of Fsncy
.c "a, we will, for the next two months orTr
pr of el, oGr entire stock of such goods consisting
P.a ~ u and hgured Mousclines French and Eng
70. viii ma Aer:noS Striped. Plaid aad Brocada
H. :aLe ~ Diner styles suited 70 the present season.
~ accr. a'' opportunity reques, our sustomsrs
senen.,e, naTs beea standing six mouths, 70 make
II bNFoRD, MAYO l. BLAR
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GENERAL NUENCY. WASHINGTON CITY,


TINE subscriber formerly of Richmond Virginia hav.
in established o:ic. in this city ON Street
s" doors from: OF the Treasury Department, tenders
I services claimants upon ;hc Government especially
r revolutionary se."ces and for land bounties and pen
Gct, :aGe. IL" recent uc:s OF Congress.
H4ay purchased the manuscripts OF the late David
Taon ae aa. perhaps, the only index which was ever
ma:" 70 ;r mass oi revolutionary papers In the
t'' Auditors O.ce in Richmond He has also very co
o2s index n" papers in u the other public ohces IL
ee Capitol Of Virginia. These and the accumulatons
nom o;her n twenty years experience. entitie
e. 10 aope thEt II claim trstcd 20 him be just he will
= able 70 SLOW T. even where the claimant hlmsef may
y entirely unable 10 dol H.
te Claims under the recent act Of Sd Morct, 1858, Civ
n: r) srrcs 0i land all who were in battle or who
'ed fourteen Gays his charges will DC very moderate.
FELIX RICHARDS.
REFERENCES
Non. EeG.y l. Wise, iccomac Virginia.
lanes Lyons, Eco, Richmond, VA
!a1e l. HEATH !a;e CoiuI!is -onrr o; Pensions Rich
shat ve
MaSc:t L. Parker Register Land Office Richmond Wa.
nva John :. Pcndleto,, Calpepsr c. H., Va.
n9a samucl Chiffon. Washington, Z. e.
"a "a.d, Esu.. Baltimore.
IeSs IlaiDcrakc, ESD Eex York. ApYil l2-cly
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W. 4. CkA-.
T. Y. GhAv1s

u Y. GRAvIs M u. SAA' -
II. GRAvES g. CO., .....-
coANIssIOG MERCHANTS AfbGE!tEAL A"s i -
HI EvOTE their b.t rsies To the s.'" VI ,"'c:
IL lions Uf coVsTnY Pxenrcx nd VII a!.@ go
sLAyEs tho ensuing season- ,,.,.
For reference. sse Richnond Enicrcs and i''.!';:.
Wing 70 this data. Tin,
Ohce on 18th street, est~een Main and '''T' - -
aond Va.
GENERAL nusNi h->1 80 -
/HygE .ub,cribsr u.sr. hIs letvcrs "a III - . --
the public generally tor tSe Lurp".r ~ :.': ~'
anr nrsluess Gnr1stei b.. WI! be !!aiA! G-I
faithfully offended u r.-.. -r,,.i
80 z l. J. CLCP,fr,
Doc a+ea Agent aas ce-cs-:.
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Ecipal government, 70 be administered by legislative
ecutive and Judicial officers OF their own election ac
|g ding TO their own regulations
ID. Trial by jury In their courts.
I'd. Perfect freedom Of religious belief and worship
|,bhc and private.
4th Exemption from all duties Of customs, and from
taxation on real estate other property except such
: may be imposed by their own Municipality and col
cted for the treasury Of the free territory to be applied
the benefit Of the said FREQ territory
9th Exemption from military service, except for the
fence of the free territory, and within its bounds.
The republic of Honduras engages not TO exercise It's
khts OF sovereignty over the Islands which 10
tue sucn territory, in my manner, in violation Of
ye rights and immuniies specified In this article.
Republic aso engages not TO erect TO permit to
ere;ted, any forthcation the said islands, aay
he's Alands in the Bay Of Honduras, TO cede such
snds any OF them, the right Of sovereignty over
CHI islands, any part OF such sovereignty TO any ma
IN State whatever.
And whereas, slavery has not existed in the said
Rnds, tue Repabc Of Honduras hereby engages That
livery shall not at any time hereafter DO permitted 70
tst therein.
ART H. The contracting parties agree TO communicate
present Convention to aii other maritime Fowers, and
invite them 10 accede 70 It
Signed in London this = day Of -, in tho year OF
u lord 1856. CLARENDON,
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DosovAS-McGRArH.-0 Sunday, Sept. II, by the Rev
Joseph Brunemann, parish priest Of Greenpoint NJ X.
MiCAEL DONOVAN Esq, Of Cashe county nppersry, ire
land. 10 Miss MARY MIGRATE eldest daughter OF Michael
hcGIah Eq, Of Caherne, county OF Limerick, Ireland
Limerick and Tpperary papers please copy.
pxyEAU-H0PKISs In this city. on Sunday, Sept. IA
by the Rev Harvey Hustled, Mr. ELIJAH DxvAAs 10 Miss
CAROLINE A. HOPKINS, both Of this city
BAKyR-AuEs.-On Wednesday evening, August 20, by
the Row "a. Blair al No. 81 Perry street, ALFRED
RAKER TO MARGARET i. ALLEN, both OF this city.
tIoYD-CARGlII- In Brooklyn, on Thursday, Sept IL
by the Rev J. Rockwell, Mr.. GEogGa FLOYD 70 Miss
FANNIE .. CARerlI, both OF that city.
BoSsxIr--TSfrETNBS in this city, on Monday, Sept
ID. by the Rev. g a. Chaplin FRANCS BoSSKAu Jr., 10
LIZZIE VI. 1ksyLrlnS, all Of Ibis city
JUpp-Iorp On Monday, Sept. rs, by the Rev Ste
phep ii. Tying JEROME BosAPARTE JrDD to ELLEN LOUISA
Torn, all OF this city.
Copwr1-HxRRMAs.-At jamaica, Long Island on
Monday, Sept. Is, by Rev. VIM l.. johnson, GEoRGE n
CoLwRx, Esq, 10 Mas CATHERINE, daughter of James
HeirmaD Esq.
STARn-- BtFTIsGfoS AT Providence, r. l., Wednes-
Gay, Sept. 10, by Rev. Warren Randolph, JuIIus r.
SrAEs, OF Brooklyn, n T., to LIZZIE o., daughter OF
George W. Burlington, Of the above place.
Res-ssrH.-On MohdGy, Aug. Is, at the Engish
Ep copai church. Ieghorn, Tuscany by the Rev. james
Alexander Wood, and presence OF the United Stases
Consul, WILLIAM THOMAS RICE Esq United States Navy
son OF Henry Rice Esq., of Boston Massachusetts, to Ell
NOR SARAH SMITH, third daughter Of the Rev. Philip Smith
Moate, county Meath, ireland.
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Letter from, sIr. Fillmore.

humber Of Tue POLITICAL fTsnds OF MI. Fillmore sent
IA letter inviting him attend the Know Nothing
+etpg which be ned in Rochester the 21th INST
bitch receives the following repv;-
BUFFALO, Sept. 10, 1885,
6Esrf EmES;Your letter Of the 9Th, inviting meet
friends and neghbors at Rochester the Gath inst
g this moment come TO hand, and inns mediate
ply ema to be required, hasten TO express my
De regret that cannot comply with your request. I
crve among the signatures TO your letter, the names
fnapy old and vauet friends, whom should be most
hpy to take by the hand but cannot at hi, time
10Y that privilege without violating rule which have
scr!bed Tor the government OF my conduct during the
{sidentiai campaign, WHICH was 70 attend no political
lettings but leave the people to fee unbiased choice
heir chief magistrate beg Of yor fellow citizens 10
ept my heart felt thanks for the honor you have done
I by this invitation. WILLARD FILLMORE.
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Miracles on Miracles.

The scredulous may doubt and the unbeeving bui
self evident facts need no demonstration. The
AGE or MIRACLES - NoT PAST.
We have seen 4 riih eycs We have the
RESTORED cONsuNTTivE
The wonderful realization OF this truth We have
the palsicd and the hedridden
WALK,
IN Of the extraordinary circumstance We have seen
AGuE,
scRorrfous rotKs,
OF all kinds relieved of their anguish not BIZ ne
rItrny SosrRuss ouAcKs,
for such things only undermine
purse but by means nj sensible aud eecua There
NEw IIfE
Of The afflicted and vitality Infused into
THE HEART, nEAp, LuSGs
the liver and the stomach that relieved all
ment and set
DISEASE
And all this effected simply by that powerful article
called IepIsE wsrER,
WATER,
WATER.
pYepAred by Or. III Ardera and 4od By ANDFRs A
FOSDICK No. 3 Second and s62 Broadway. New
York and IS rulion street. Brooklyn. Price ~ per bottle
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Marein's improsement.-"rhe best safe In the
secwed BY the celebrated la Belle powder proof
tn sry small key; All made under the Immediate
ton ofur Mr.. Stearns, who has for fourteen years
offended helr manufacture, during which time not
2 worn properly has been consumed IN one q them,
hing beer tested In accidental fires. Warranted free
ismpnes. For sale by sTEARNs A MARVIN, 90
and ifsWater streets. Second hand safes, OF Other
q, At reduced prices
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&c Tie great superiority Of Singers machines for
In Al esbisbed fact Both quantity and quality Of
hey mrvalled As work OF this Kind ascertained
letter WIN the machines work at high velocity we
ust adet 10 the speed Of quilting machines They
omplse i've stitches ut each turn OF the driving wheel
Ter quilting machines can be run, except AZ compare
a. whch win very soon amount 10 more than the price
Iachn, l. M.SfNGER Gu, 3Z3 Broadway.
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ms connue 70 be received by every steamer with an
L. variey OF fancy articles ladies' recues dressing and
i, ses parl and ivory fans porcelain bronze and other
hen,s n at he extensive fancy bazaar Of II. 3. Ro
81 No. - Broadway.
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FARRAlRs.-on Monday, Sept Is, Ann jane Fairbarn,
wife Of Mr.. James Farbairn, Of this city, OF . SON.
DAuDsoN.-In Brooklyn, E. ID on Sunday morning.
Sept IA, Julia A., wife Of DR.. D. Y. Davidson, Of
daughter.
SITTER On board the steamship Atlantic one day
from Liverpool, tSept. Mrs.. Splitter, or son, who
was named after the Captain, and 10, therefore, OLIVER
ElpREDGE SPTzER.
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oud pmaiu under the carse OF dsarreeahle breath
by ushg he balm OF a thousand flowers, "a sen.
oud VT only render sweet bueave tho teeth white
saer Many persons do not know their breath "a bad
subied Il delicate their friends Will never neati \,
r vlige drop Of the balm" on your tooth bru IN
an The testh night and morning. hfiy cent bottle w IL
ar 70 sale hy all druggists. None genuine nnis,s
By FErRrD0E CO., proprietors.
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certificate for -Barnum,s Museum

entail test Notes.-The subs being duly
Nepose that the baong OF the adult vsters who
I'd yesterday at the Museum stood az follows
one vote received with each purchased ticket,
except adult vsers were permitted to vote
Fillmore IA each hundred votes .43
Buchsnan in each hundred votes %
Fremont each hundy ed votes IS
\ JOHN GREENWOOD, Jr., Propretors of
ID. BUTLER, Barnum'S Museum.
f b2vIbses, Ticket Receivers.
worn before this 18th day of September 1885, SAITH E.
|kE, Commissioner of Deeds.
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superior manufacture Of shirts and collars for the whole
hi retail trade Also Mt OF undergarments
Will be found unsurpassed, al McLAUGHLlNS, 269
Iwich street., corner OF Murray.
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salamandcr Safe
rux vsr FIRE FRoor SAFE ~ THE WORLD.
n, No ~ water street, near wall New York.
d. u. WILDER CO.,
Patsntees aud manufacturers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-16

Slshe -REITY A FERGUSON, No. 29i broadway. and
|Seade street. have afull and choice stock Of brocates
dlainea worsied dsmasks, lace and muslin curtains
Scl giupa &c which offered nj The lowest prices
de shades-ur stock OF window shades IL the largest IN
prk and superior manufacturing facilities enable
Ter these goods lees than other houses We Invite the
an of close buyers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-16
10 mnt Heathful Food for Summer a
h bracelets and Ornaments, OF the

UFCEERS' fsrna. Agreeable and nutritious, II IL
admirable preventive aud corrective, In infants and
Of thesummer complaint aud darrhcea prevailing at
Ieaeou.