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Congress for some stirring excitement which
would carry the country by storm, We may say,
IN all seriousness, that ,sar nth England before
ae aajournmen. Of this Congress is by no means an
impossible erent. Ifpeace be maintained to that
day, General William Walker may settle the
affairs of Central America, Mosquito, the Be-
lie, Honduras, and the Bay Islands inclusive,
to our satisfaction, with or without the consent
of the diplomats either at Washington or Lon
don. Read Narcy's correspondence. We shall
recur to the subject again.
The report of the Secretary of the Navy
is more than ordinarily interesting in Sc
veral respects, especially in reference
to an increase Of our naval steam
force and to the action Of the late
inquisitorial Board Of reform, the doings Of
which the Secretary takes particular pains to
enforce upon the President and Congress as the
essence Of prudence and wisdom. The report
of the Secretary OF War is also full Of schemes
and suggestions of re- organization and reform
Upon both we may take occasion to speak more
at length hereafter. For the facilities furnished
the press this season for the early publication
Of the Message and documents emanating from
Washington, we tender in the meantime our
Acknowledgements.
In the House of Representatives yesterday
they came within twelve of adopting the plu-
rality rule, which, il adopted, would have given
us Mr. Banks as the Speaker on the very next
vote. But Banks has come nearer the Speak.
er's chair by q direct. vote. The senseless
squabble was then prolonged, and the House
again adjourned without Speaker. Read our
State papers and Congressional reports We
have no further space for comments to-day.
sHAD At THE ScrrI.-We learn that the passengers ~
the steamship Alabama Captain George R. Schenck, az
Monday from Savannah, enjoyed Ihs luxury Ct
thad This delicious fish is becoming abundant in thu
Southern Atlantis cities.
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News from havana,

ARRIVAL OF THE QUAKER CITY-M0vEHENTS OF
THE ALLIED sQUADRoNs, ETC.
The United States mail steamship Quaker City, r. W.
shuteldt, commander arrived here Monday night from
Mobile december a, and Havana the 9th.
The Quaker City made fine from Mobile 10 Havana,
IL fortyiouT hour, against strong head wind She
NAMED n that pert tyeight hours and anchored
the Guarantee ground, Monday night at twelve O'Clock
four days and seven hours from Havana
There il noting tfom Havana. The CGristmas
holidays had interrupted business and but little
doing alterations IL staple articles reights since
last aGyices.
The Frsach vessels Of Eermes and ores.e, had left
the harboF for San Juan Nicaragua. Il reported
that the rcn h and English adrons their Wy
from San Juan 20 Havana.
lille. Rachel had arrived al Havana; her frst perform
pokea Of to take place the 2etl ult., ba.
there fost that she win not perform al all
account other health and would remain inactive
the siand for the ensuing three months siEN
Tho Crescent Cys pess myers have all been forware
T. their destinations. Some Of her cargo had arrived
HavznG ~ damaged state.
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MlrrfrI.

On Wednesday, January ID by the Rev. 1aos. ArmA
tage d. D., Mo. FRANK H. RosiIoRE to Miss tr1Ds JANE
RnEEs, all of this city.
On Monday Dec 81, b. the Rev. Father Kelly, Mr. Eu-
lei fealeau, Ei.. all of Wexford, Ireland.
On Tuesday evening. Dec 70, ~ the Rev. Joseph 8,u
Captain Ripley, all Of this city. . -
On Tuesday evening Jan. 1, by Rev. NJ I. frs,n, at
the resieene Of X. 3 Osborn Esq, Mr. Jons HORACE
WArD Of the firm of Kemp & Ward, to Miss H. naIrr r.
SPENCER all CT Jersey City, ether papers please copy.
On Tuesday, January !, Mr. I. W. CLAYTON 10 MRa
GUIDING both OF Williamsburg.
On SATURDAY bee. 20, at the church of tho Holy Conn
muDion, BY The Rev. Justin Field, EDWARD L. TnaD ani
JosEAnNF T. WARpnL, daughter Of the late Owen Wards
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TRIRTY.FOURr CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WAsHisGToy, Jan. 2, 1886.
rIr Pr EssInr,xr's Mrss IL

WAsHisGToy, Jan. 2, 1856.
TIM PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
VI cprrses, (5lack rep OF Ohio, moved = oorre
the Journal OF Mondays proceedings, in egacs denying
tlst The Presidents message resolved by The Houss
and asserting it announced and delivered to the
Clerk ~ the fTeAidents priva.e secretary wn9ut PEI
Ia.sson.
After Debate the PROPOSITION vas tabled by &c ma
5orty.
Mr. kSGaI, tbiack rep) Of Pa, sfed resolto1 70
elect Speaker by pllIai'y vote.
Mr. pHIrs, tesrn OF Me-, Iloved 70 lay th' GO to
table.
Carried ~ twelve majority.
The II, usethen resumed v0tiog ir Speaker, vi the
toill wing result
7TGEIY.f MAJOR.
BIZ k ..........,.... Toe Pennington .......... {
Richardson ..........-. 2 Scattering ......... q
tuller .,.............. %
Necehs aiy 70 choi-e, ITO.
Sr. NILSSON dem Of Va. moved that he ei1ents
annual he read. Ir his iudgen. i al
roit able state pepper.
Mr. STANTON. blaor .ep) q Ohio thought TIRE presi.
dent guilty O. in iecency tbrusing L. essage Is lie
face Of members. II rlcst disrepfabie doeu ri rt
lsiy ing ne truth q the history o the on
the commencement tai (Esses) lie raised tic
point that cogrisaDce whatsoever c1nd be sken Y
the message I'll en- oraan,zation perfected.
Mr.. M1lsoS motion tabisd BY !weuty.teTc1 ma
ioriiy.
FTI.el1Iu nALIcT.
Bal ............ 101 Pennington ......... g
Richardson ........... II Scattering ........... i
ipLeT ................ 80
Necessary 10 a choice l01.
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Our Nebraska Correspondence.

OMAHA CRY, Nebraska Ter, Dec II, 1856.
Ogoi,iia.ios Of tho legislature Of Ne6rGskG-1,aporay
ass Permanent ODfcas-Generai Political Complexion
Gowrnoy's Message, &c.
write in haste. The House and Council organized
day In the Council o. D. Richardson elected pres-
dent pro ten; John W. Pastson, Chief Clerk; Lyman
Richardson, Assis<snt 3 A. Lewis Sergeant at Arms,
and ~ Fulsom Doorkeeper This afternoon it organized
under the following permanent ofcers:-B r. Fu!som.
President; E. c. McNeely Chief Clerk NJ Case Assistant;
c. Pierce Sergeant at Arms and Henry sprger Door.
keeper.
The permanent officers of the House are p. c. Sullivan
Chairman J. L. Gibbs Chief Clerk H. c. Anderson AS
sistant; W. Bishop, Sergeant at Arms and -, Door
keeper. spirit Of harmony prevails in both Houses,
and with exceptions anticipate q quiet session.
There Is determination to censure the action Of
Executive for their unwarranted action during the late
canvass. They deserve it. They need II here, ana
they need 1t from Washington The election Of public
printers will be test between the squatters demo.
clacy ard honest hearts oil The Territory and the extra
0fcious interests OF the "clque executive fiction.
Hadly Johnson candidate for that Office leads the
former and little seven by nine paper and faction
leads the latter.
The Assembly sM@is, joint ballot, whig by few
majority. This is owing to already explained.
Forty days the time to be occupied in this session.
Tomorrow the Governor produces his message and
thon work will commen.e will keep the HERALD al.
daily posted concerning the from the Capitol.
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The Accident on the Ohio and Pennsylvania
Railroad.

PTTSBURG, jan. ], 1906.
The following the particulars Of the accident the
Ohio and Fennsylvanis Railroad referred to in de-
spateh yesterday. About half past four O'Clock p NJ
passenger train going West came in collision with
freight coming East at Darlington Summit The
probably endeavocpg to reach q switch within a short
distance. The collision occurred heavy and
both trains under full Roadway, consequently the
locomotives and of the smashed to atoms
-Four persons were killed, namey-Mr Stokes, agent Of
Johnston brother of the landlord OF the Enon Valley Ho
tel lrhman and smother whose names have not been
sscertained. About sixtee0 less injured.
The engineer tee passenger train badly hurt in the
bsch and the fireman had arm shattered. Mr..
John Veach is amongst those dangerously wounded.
The accident caused by the watch Of the conductor
Of the freight train being three quarters Of an hour too
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More Witchcraft I'm Connecticut.
FRIGHTFUL DOUBLE MURDER BY AN INSANE MAN AT
WOODBRIDGE.

NEW HAVEN, Jan ?, 1856.
Two nnurde rs committed in Woodbridge, six miles
from this city yesterday by Charles Sanford insane
man. abou. twenty years old. II is supposed he
in the woods chopping and that when he out he
killed Enoch spery who riding by in his sesk Mr..
speIry's head was cut off, He the father Of n. D.
speIry Secretary OF State. Sanford then went to the
house o. lchaooa UmberGell, farmer and killed him
ravirg maniac Hs is TIE nephew of Aemeron Sanford,
who Of The WatenaEites arrested suspicion of
connection wi the recen. muz der OF Justus Matthew
Sanford has been two three times at the Insane Re
treat. Today he Is muttering senseless jargon with
al. natbs
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Virginia kegisIatusc.

n ENUEt1 IN. !. IkJo,
Hon Henry 4. Wise took the oath y Office to-day Is
Governor Of Virginia. He Afterwards sent com1uncl.
tion 70 tbe Legislature, informing them Of he fact pnd
that he ready 20 engage In OH ,ai duties He VS.
waited by cheers Of the military Companies whom he
addressed, IN reply ~ Colonel August. Ee also receive
members Of the Legislature and several citizens A. sAe
Mansion. where he subsequently, PARTON Of usE nd.
cent banCue.,
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THE THEATRES, &c-Tne excessive pressure ofnews
sequent upon two days accumulation oblges to omit
customary notices Of the different places 0: amuse
ment- On referring to the bills for this evening" it will
be noticed tina. not all of them offer and very
attractive oveiies and ha. the variety is GENTLY
great to satisfy all tastes matter how fasti ious
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Important News from Kansas.

CHICAGO JAN 2, 1896
letter dated Leavenworth Kansas, Dec 49, says the
polls not opened ct places on account of the
fear of violence from 4issourians At Leavenworth the
ballot boxes and poll books destroyed and some OF
the clerks Of election nearly killed. Threats made
to destroy the Registers office. In several counties
election was held, the citizens being overawed BY Mis-
eOuriars.
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Affairs im and Around Boston.

DESTRUCTION OF A UNITARIAN CHURCH BY FIRE
THE COMMERCE OF BOSTON.
BosToS Jan. ], 1856.
The Cni.srisn church at West Cambridge under the
change OF Rev. Er. Smith destroyed by Ere thlE
morning. II was only partially insured.
urng the yesr 1855 there arrived at this port ITS
vessels foreign ports, and. ia the time there
227 ciearances for foreign ports. This shows
large increase the previous year
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Ladies, We Wish You n Happy New Year..
and return you the kind and liberal
onage for past year, hoping, oy
strict business and selling good articles at mode-
prices, merit continuance your favors. With
specf, j. 3. MILLER CO., l34 Canal street.
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Maryland Legisisture.
Pennsy,yania Ica.siatarc

BALtNolE, jan. ,, SOC.
Aid nat pr0ari7e.
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Non-Arr1vaI of the Canada.


z. ".
There yet signs Of the steamship Canada,
fully at this from Liverpool Weather clear aud
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REroRTED RETIREMENT OF MR.. CRAMPTON-NEN
YEARS AT THE WHITE HOUSE, ETC.

WASHINGTON, Jan. J. 1856.
j. stated N letter from London from unusasly
responsible scarce tina. the British goTernment, ans
Iaipg demand rem g0verameot Tor the recall Of
Mr. caInron medi ate tran ,ierriog b,m other
diplomatic STATEN ia the Of Sir Henry Bulwsr,
sent hitler ION Spain.
Sir Gore 0usley is named E- Cramptor's successor
We have teen favored with beautiful weather to-day,
and sl rubi bu..ness hss beea suspended The diplo
lie corps paid their respects the President at IL
O'CLOCK in full costume. mr. Champion vas promnen.
among them NJ. Msrcoets attended as Minister from
Nicaragua and received marked attention from the ohe
dillcnal.s.s present. At the doors throw
cfen 20 the public, and thousands in attendance
durirg the day. tine band was statioaed in the man
sioE, AID !. vas altogether very joyous time.
The Uni.ee aes Treasury statement reports S22 49,
nece..ber
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Death of Hen. john nj. Berrien.

i
The Hon. John N. Berren ex-United States Senator
from Georgia SID Attorney General under Jackson die.
here Tins frenoer after m il,ress OF twelve days.
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BOSTON, Jan. 2, 1866.
The Massachusetts Legislature commenced its session
10 dsy. Tie Senate elected T.. C. Baker, of Mddesex,
President and Peter L. Cox, of Lynn, Clerk. The House
organised by choosing Charles A. Phelps, Speaker
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The Democratic Assembly Caucus.

ALBANY, JAM J. 1900
TIE soft portion tso casd Of the democratic members
met pursuant to resolution at 10 o'clock in the Assembly
Chamber. The Chairman announced that this was d.
mr. craft. union
Nj. A. Woope, Of N. Y. desired TO correct the i'm.
preston that this soft shell caucus It neither
bard nor democrats. and he hoped the papers
would make the correction.
Mr. GRAY of Warren Secretary Of the caucos asked
be excused FROM further service he bunker and
desired TO act union democrat and with sectional
party.
Mr.. WooDs said that the meeting had not en- ngei ia
character and and last evening upi3n demo
c.Riic
Mr. FETrR LAWSON, Of \. Y called up the resolution
offered last evening, approving the Nebraska bill, aad
asking its adoption.
Mr. MEEHAN of New York asked for the reading Of
the resolution and said /. net his views exactly. He
elected from bunker district, where fres soiier
care not show his head canddate and although he
was for unit he would vote ftT candidate who would
not jorse The Nebraska resolution. He would never
unite with the called republicans with the Know
Nothirg-.
Mr.. DAWSON moved that Timothy Hoye be declared
the ca nddate Of the pa,. ~ for the Office OF Speaker.
Mr.. MEEHAS wanted Hoyle TO show his hand.
Mr.. EcYIE did SO, BY declaring he out and
out bunker, opposed to ell isms Of all kinds and
scTiptions.
After considerable discussion and some mortimer.
Mr. Hoyle nominated the candidate for Speaker
and ". ". Dean, Of New York, as the candidate Ion
CLERK. Tbs caucus then adjourned.
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LaAfes Wa WIsl,

Cameo rreOtypes-OriginaI, FAatter.
ing and durable, taken only at WILLIAMSONs, Brooklyn
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Look !-Flre3 E1reIy Flre!!!-The Balance
carpets rugs oicoths. &C., will be cosed off this
week, at tremendous bargains, at the late fire.
j. HENRY ANDERSON CO., 103 Bowery.
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/ CALIFORNIA sxueeLER pARpoNEp BY ruE pRsss.

DENT.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2. 1856.
julius Levy 6. San Francisco, convicted OF smuggling
sgaIs and sentenced TO years imprisonment and
6ne of five hunaIed dollars has been pardoned by the
President. He has teez in jail about three months Oee
to- hs Pardon, that the government had
suitable prison Francisco in which TO confne him.
r.
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consumption and al diseases Of the throat lungs-Dr.
CURTIS hyseana. Thousands have been restored health
the the hygeana Principal Office 43 b. oadway,
and sold by O. H. Ring, 1876 Broad Price only s. pack
Dr. Curtis will be at the office daily from 10 to O'Clock,
where he may be consulted free Of charge.
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spec, J. B. MILLER CO., l34 Canal street.
1ook,-p,r.1 F.r.I, E1re!?y-The Balance
of the carpets rugs oilcloth &C., wiz be osed off this
week. GssRY Asbas KS
Diaries for ls56.-3O Varieties or Sizes and
mir diaries for ladies' recules and holiday gifts lawyers dia-
RES at retail by the dozen to dealers, at prices.
RicH& LoUTREL, stationers 81 William st.
New Flrms.- Accsont Books, tSsc.-An Requis
sa %, the made "
also stock hand stationery Of descr
dion f an cs anS s. in every .E S
Printers saoners and account book factory IL William st
The Genuine Grape On-Just Imported, I'm
se1es gallons spirit Also he best imitation: Of rum
Ehistey GIN peach cherry apple and raspberry port and
iSs ssSssf
Singers Sewing nachine,-Our liberal and
admirable plan Of exchanging our new and htes improved
y hSad1sd: aysrS wilson Grover SsssS
rapidly be e.chanssd The for proaDs
one Apply sfH 3oss css
ne soc s as United ssss q he
"a s, b.n s apH patent s proc % CcEs
taii.s lane. '''' w. 40 '"'' ~ ''' '>'' 10"
Batchelor's Hair Dyc-Wigs and Toupees.
annie hest the world ns nnryseS and original
PEGS have over al others being chef uyea
Of elegance and durability sserf Z ~ 5 ssssay
Whiskcrs M0astaches Forced to Grow
In liz weeks by my onguen. which will injuro
ne I'm y bottle; sent 70 any part Of he country g.
zeSs1 : soniS TIsrd street Phsd. 81 ' ' A'-'s'
Parks Balsam Of wild Cherry and Tar
wonderful article for coughs colds bronchitis oonsump-
Non. II s agreeable take and certain Call
and get Medical Almanac (9ratis) BARNES 4 PARKy
4 Brosdway Duane street. general family medicine
depot
HOllOways Pills are an Excellent Family
medicine and recommended to all
have failed these disorders Sold ut The
factories 80 Maiden lane, New York and 4 Strand London
and by ali druggists at Is cents 62b cents and 81 box
Oxygenated Bitters.-This Pleasant and
highly efcacous medicine has fairly tested
who do not hesitate pronounce superior ali ohe
onics for any weakness Of the digestive organs.
Diseases OF the Eye and Ear-Removal..
DR., FRANCIS sAlTEa, II. d. M. r. G. g., London and
Edinburgh has removed to l6 Bond street N " where he
p8PM. Patients requiring attendance heir resdences
VIII be visited during he intervening hours.
The Great Inhalipg Remedy for Asthma,
CURTIS hygeana. Thousands have been restored health
the past by the hygeana Principal Office 3 b. oadway,
s see 0 q e. w hs Il s as once rs om 0n y
where he may be consulted free OF charge
Hcrnia.-CnIy Prize Medal Awarded to
for their pateat radical truss Also the Fair Of the
american institute awarded the arst premium this
1904 References as 10 s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Valentine
Mott Willard rker John n. Carnochan. extensive
may be at MARSH 4 CO.'S No OK Maiden lane.
y, And Marsh Cories 4 Co. No West Fourth street,
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Parks Balsam OF wild Cherry and Tar
wonderful article for coughs colds bronchitis and oonsump.
ton s agreeable TO take, and certain Call
and get our Medical Almanac (grati) BARNES PARKy
depot
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DAteses OF TIC Eye nnd Ear-RemOval.~
DR., FRANCIS SAlTEa, H. d., NJ n. G. g., London and
Edinburgh, has removed lG Bond street. N " where he
may hereafter be consulted from TO IL O'Clock NJ and
Patients requiring attendance heir residences
will be visited during The intervening hours.
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Oxygenated Bitters.-Thls Pleasant and
highly efcacous medicine has fairly tested
who do not hesitate pronounce superior ali ohe
onics for any weakness Of the digestive organs.
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HOlloway's Pills are an Excellent ramil

medicine and recommended to all sufferers from diseases
Of the liver and stomach 1t ndpuisbly admitted that they
have failed 10 these disorders Sold The
factories 80 Maiden lane New York and 24 Strand London
and by all druggiss ut Is cents 62 cents and 81
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Bachelors Hair Dyc.-vvi9s and Toupees.
The best in the world This unrivaled original dye
applied twelve private Bachelors and
have oil Others being chef ocuvrea
OF elegance and durability, peculiar 10 this establishment
BATCHkLORS, 2S3 Broadway
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Defiance Salaman0er Safes. -RObert M. Pat~
RlCK Is the sole manufacturer the United States Of the
kve celebrated safes and powder defiance locks
Nd cross bars Depot No 100 Pearl Street. door below
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WhiskcYA MOastaches Forced to Grow
IN III weeks by my onguen. which win not stain iDure
the skn. 81 bottle; part Of the country. r. q.
GRAHAM b85 Broadway; Briggs 81 State street. Albany;
Zesbar, a south Third street. Philadelphia.
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+ III z L 4 z 4 8 + N e w 8
BY ELECTRIC AND PRINTING TELEGRAPnS,
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.

OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
ANTICIPATED RUPTURE WITH ENGLAND-CoLoNEL
FRENCH's RECEPTION IN THE HOUSE OF REPRE-
sENTATIvEs ETC.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2, 1885,
Since tn reception Of the message and the diplomatic
correspondence relative to Central America several dis
tDgused Ser expressed their apprehension OF
early rupture with England.
Colonel Parker L. Feneh made his appearance to-day
in the lobby Of the House. and surrounded b.
oe-s who expressed the warmest sympathy for the
Walker COVE -nmens. He wiz remain in Washington
during the winter.
there j. hut little prospect for any organization Of The
House at present: Banks friends sapguine Of ina
f.
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Hcrnia.-CnIy Prize Medal Awarded Co
MARSH CO., by the Industrial Exhibition Of al Nations
for Their ne paes radical cure truss Also the Far Of The
1854 References It's observation-disclosures Valentine
Mott Willard Parker and John b. Carnochan An extensive
rus may be seen at MARSH CO.'S, No: az Maiden lane.
". r. and Marsh, Cores Co., No. West FOURTH street.
Chm Ohio Open from A. NJ nnil 9P. n.
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sHAD At SorTlI.-We learn that the passengers BY
the steamship Alabama, Captain George Schenck ar
Monday from Savannah, enjoyed the luxury Ct
shad This delicious fish is becoming abundant in thu
Southern Atlantis Cities
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The Genuine Grape OiI-Just Imported, In
original pound bottles warranted the best in market, and
TO 2QC gallons spirit The best limitations OF rum
whstey GIN peach cherry apple and raspberry port and
Madeira, and cOlorng, sale 1t reduced prices, by
DR.. u. FEUCAYWANGER, 90 Maiden lane.
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Singers Sewing Machine,-Our

Singers Sewing Machine,-Our liberal and
admirable plan Of exchanging and aes improved
pleasure by hundreds The Avery, wilson, Grover Baker
Hunt Dorcas and other inferior machines, coming IN
great Apply ct New York office personally
by letter. l. n SINGER 4 CO.. 1923 Bro id way.
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Diaries for lS56-SO varieties OF Sizes and
styles-for the pocket, Office and desk Also
mir DIARIES for ladies' retcues and holiday gifts lawyers
res &c. retail by the dozen to Dealers at prices
by the publishers
RICH LOuTREI.. sationera, 81 William 81.
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New Fir -Accsont Books, tsc-An Requis
ring account books stationery printing, &c. for the
year invited examine stock Blank books made to
ORDER large hand Stationery every descrp
ton Printing and hogrsphy in variety executed with
dh patch at low prices, BY RICH LOUrAEI.
Printers saioners and account book factory IL William st