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morey market might take, owing 70 she nuno~'
tions last spring. and tbs shortness Of the nk crop no
material diminution IN staple silk and wohen soods
DO al nctpsssd. The made upon the Chisese oAn
ton, both BY the Englhh and Americans has impaired
greater nTmess 10 silk goods, ~ well - 70 tees. some
suppose that the advanced prices demanded for cotton
in consumption This may result 70 some extent,
but II must be borne in mind that the discovery Of the
colo helds IN California and Australia has eddsd neA,y
5000 900 10 the previous stock OF gold IN me wor
BY which, industry Of al kinds has been greatly imu.
lated. and great impulse gwen 70 tho employment
%.s.s 00' bsy Ss s OF ,rsser
than ever before Communities Of people who were com
psravey half naked and half starved paupers before
the better demand for labor better paid better coned
and better fed than they were before and especially
n me ssrcusgTs mining and Or. Q,
cotton and cotton goods 70 restrict the IMAM
did before the advent Of the golden era 80 long IS
Australia and California pour forth their uudimlntnned
treasures, We do not expect 10 witness any great reduc
ton In the prices Of tropical products, including cotton
uDess some means can be devised Of iressy saas 10
was very light the present week, and t the atvaaoed
rates at which heavy cotton goods must be sold 70 realize
trade this year a. the last The semi civilized portions OF
the world have not benefited In their means OF oonsump
ton from the supply Of gold In ratio at all correspond
Ing TO those sections further advanced In the arts OF cv
ation. The China trade Also II its interruption shall
continue by the present war; will seriously cursi our
exports She has always been large and pon'aoe Gus
toner for cotton piece goods Heavy shrtings sol!
at 90. for standard marks, and light at 7c. while all
kinds were firm; b'eached sheengs and shrtings
firm, for oil grades, with tendency TO higher prices.
Drills firm at &C. for bleaohed and blue 1t 1910,
with higher rates for higher qualities. Osnaburgs were
rIm but inactive Corset jeans were regular, with
moderate trade. Denims continued nrm Ut 10 No.
lee according to the standard Of the makes Stripes
and ticks again held at higher prices Cotton duck
Was firm with . fair amount Of sales ut foil prices.
Printing cloths firm. Prints In good assert
ment with saes according 10 make. At 9Ho 100 lie
Gpebams In good demand without change In prices.
Twteds and jeans were steady, with moderate sales
Lnseys were firmly held Ut l2Kc . $780, Carpets oon-
staple goods firm and silks, OF desirable styles,
held at full prices. Foreign cotton and woollen
goods also continued firm.
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The circular Of I. J. Stewart Co. prepared for trans
mission abroad by the steamship Atlantic, from this poe,
for Liverpool tomorrow (sssurdsy) says
Tho market for the past fortnight has favored the seller
up 70 within few days. But II required eli Of the
sength that sent In the accounts received from
Liverpool IN that interval 70 keep the tone healthy The
Persiss advces " 10th inst received Saturday,
24b and brought business TO pause, as from apparently
slight the market Of Liverpool hsd become wax,
and holders anxious sellers Since that received on
Wednesday Liverpool Gates To 1sth, per Arago, from
Bsvre. aud on Thursday afternoon Geographic sdvices
per Arabia Halifax, Of the week endisg 2lth, show
ing business OF only II eco baIes and Absence OF specu
s;on Inc sales Of the previous week we're about 500
bales csy considerable portion Of ihem transit cotton
The buspess from has been restricted BY the In
c ncy Of the weather for the past ten days and the
imp Sssibilry OF sending forward supplies nov much
needed by our srnntrs end s computed at 600 bales
daily cnefy for export 10 liverpool The market closes
With dnipuuon Of the depressed feeling which has
tXisttd sipcc Wednesday.
the continued heavy receipts 81 the port, have dIsap
10 nied orerstors and vessenei confidence In Q crop
utosr s,ot0.tco bales. Although some parties assert
their belief IN that figure maximum they In the
mir GRITTY The ndspcy Of public opinion 10 unmssska-
bly, not under 5000 coo bsles and fev good autbor.
ties write a. high 200 COO bales. quite probable
ihs, tie crop VI be eeversd ear Yer than ,vr beore
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MIsCELLANKOVn.
CouTHERY AND WESTERN TRAVELLERS.
~ XOl.lE IL HCL1knAM aa,lN Ae es


- VOLTS sCEiEDAM sCHrAPrs
medicinal diet drink, Of eminenty salwary qualities
Manufactured BY himself enousively a his faofJ at schs
IL il made from the hes, BARLEY ts can he .cect-i in
know and crirsordnary medicinal properties II Ia.
long acquired hfh.r bon in Europe and
In gravel govt ,nd rhsunSisrn, 10 os,rotous Of the
bladder ard tldneys and in general asbuty s ELECTS
remedy for these nasoe~ bu' IN all which they
are produced By onsns bad -ser. winch mos, uuivcr
sa the cause Of hetn. sie- ~ sure preventive
ne esre sing effect upon he ssmsoh bowes ard blad-
toned 10 Them prccuce By De waters nesrv all our great
inland rivers Lac the Ohio ss~srTy aud Naoama ffOrn
them q asAe u,on. vel koow thai Of the
waters Of lime siooe rsgos n prs ICING grsvfi caoul and
soute II these Injurious pr bad water and
consequently prevents the diseases shch they Il
aes = ssussd BY he cor oLi ELECTS o. vegetable malaria,
ne s,nohsrs ard Vegetable Pa;T eesoe. in he ws,ers
scdedam schnapps consequently in great demasd by per
s.pscis, Is vel as By many IN every eommDn,T ssrsI
has become known on account Of ia various cet
In All cases OF arop.c tendsocy is generally s only
remedy REQUIRED when adopted IN the cary Of tbs
e, diet drink spd especially At dnssr s fos-d sy
uniform experience 70 be cinineny nescous w re Ss
sIed 70 Afford than temporary relieS In a~s ~
asulency an immediate aod iuvsrsbie specsdc; ana n
Young nisnts IN All those parorv.sns e rrsnT pair
the stomach ard bowels 10 which they especially sub
lie judicous adoption ia connection with the principal
mess or when seese q e,hs.s,,oa dictates h a never
malafiss low temperament and exhausted vital EVERY bs
the medical men both in Eurc,e saa tss uni
sses have hofte tesmnny and which oorrobssd By
Pot up in quart snd pin, bottles, cases Of s,e cod two
Dozen each with ne name ca the bottle cork AMI
druggists Snd county, merchants in he upe state. NJ o'
UDOLPH0 WOLFF.
"a so'e hsnuiacture and Importer
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novrn.rm N vonnss D,r eosps

Value pat the market dsvrs the week COZ ia
The dry goods trade has exhibited more animation the
present week. owing 10 the relaxation In the severity OF
the weather. The interruption 10 travel has no doubt
prevented considerable aoccssons W the number OF
country merchants In the city. The Interruption 10
the mails by storms has sso interfered with the re-
c.pt Of remsnces from The interior adding more or less
10 the srpgency among city obbers and importers many
Of whom compelled to contract new loans or ad.
vance cash to protect paper deposited bank under
Their enforcement with the present thsw, however.
the mails have resumed greater regularity and this ou
BILE fast disappearing should the weather continue "a
vorabe expect the business 70 increase with each re-
turning week, until the height Of the spring trade
has passed. Al last accounts from Europe. al.
,boreb the money market had become more
stringent We could learn OF no statement
in the advanced views OF manufacturer either Ia France
or England. A Manchester we learn by The Arabs that
though trade less active, prices generally
changed; while On The Continent whatever turn The
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Love ISLAND SOUND Frozen OvER-For the
frst time mere n solid ice from the -onneocut
Long Island Persons cross tue sound N Lepg
Island on the Zoe from Port Chester, westohester
county " ", sud also from Throsss Neck, near Fort
schuyler. Tho harbor at New Haven Ia frozen NJ tight
a. RsGln's Boy. An 'uuusrsl Circumstance IL men.
toned By the New Haven Rccrter That paper Of Mon.
day evening rays that Cap ain Merrov Of the schooner
Daniel 7rov bridge. who has been for week frozen In
near sosthvtet Ledge al the mouth Of hsrbor,
pcrs that nothrg but Ice can be from hts topmas
win glass thst from Fsuikners Island across 20
long slaud and from the former 70 the Connecticut
shore up 10 Hrsnford. Ia solid Geld OF ice At ebb
tide large gap opens Al the mouth Of our hsvbor,
CLOSING sssn a, hood tide. Thus long Iesnd and Coo
uscticut iov he hrvt time 10 tbe memory of man
eerroo,ed BY solo oe --Hartford Hms, Jan ~.
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MONTEREY COhBkbrONDkNOBs
MONTHLY, Mexico. Dec. 70, 1859.
x.oA>v Ruosuiou in Northern Nesteo-TAs Pussla Reoo.
s4sso~ net Qssuss-Anssssaom Of CoaASisa to NSsoa
Leon, DO, dc.
me troops that according to the treaty Of Los Muertos
returned 70 the interior, under General Rosas immedi
sssy on their arrival II San LUIS Potosi revoed against
the government and In Aver Of the reactionss at Pueba.
Tho movement was headed by Oo Oalvo, IN artillery
ofcey, who commenced operations BY arrsstng In the
streets Generals Rosas and Eoheagaay A. Of the
troops continued faithful 70 the latter the consequence
was that they opened their IRE On ono another A yet
nothing y known - 70 the final result.
Tho intelligence from Tampioo that the government had
approved the revolutionary movement a that port
quested Governor vdaurr 70 inercede with the Presi
dent for the latter 10 recognise him Governor and Com
handing General Of Tamauipas
Anoulh the government troops seem to have occupied
Pueba the reactonits however, far from having sur
rendered. had evacuated the city with ali their Artillery
them conSsnoo .nd mamie tnsr .h IN IL
even said now that they will not emily sustain them
selves, but that they may possibly overthrow Comon-
Many letters from different parts Of Mexico have been
written 70 Governor Vidaurri, oonsratulating him Tor
them see one nom The Bsnop Of San luis in which his
Reverence, amer landing the Governor, says that by
TIE treaty Aforesaid the government and the liberties Of
The election returns from Ooahua fast coming in
and the vote stands abou, 100 for annexation to Nuevo
Leon to against the see, too, by art
Gle the constitution that Nuevo Leon and Coahus
are to form one State only; that this question may
now be considered as being at an end.
proposition for oolonzIng with Mexican families to be
brought from the Interior the domain Of Coahua,
will shortly be made 10 the general government and a.
the parties interested all Of known influence and
social position, apprehend that the government will
cede 70 their proposals.
The President has written 10 Governor Vldsurr that he
will approve all the contracts celebrated by tho latter
with several merchants for the Introduction Of goods
through the line Of the Bravo and that copies
Of said contracts received by the government the
responding orders will be ssued for the importation OF
the goods stipulated
Nothing yet 10 known from Tampioo. a. TO GarzAs
whereabouts, and only that he has been absu-
doned 70 his fate by many who last year contributed to
his elevation yet believe tbat The fampico revolution.
lists will succeed against him.
The Indians keep quiet, they have not committed
any depredations lately.
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Assembly.
1W prohibitory liquor law.
Es IN International bridge charter.
.es .ss .so nu Of days Of grace on drans
yss Tie amendment Of the Pilot laws.
Against The proposed Port warden bill.
Prom SIN thousand citizens Of New York otty-F@ tho
pssdy paasage Of registry law.
BILLS RxPoRrD yAvORABLY.
10 Incorporate the Pacific Dock Company.
10 eItsnd the time for The completion x Ne Lebanon
URmgs Railroad.
10 enable The Board Of Supervisors 70 raise money by
al, with an amendment 70 sell the wauanous oufiai
ground.
cover lands and sell the same.
10 enable the Chatham Bank 70 elect al ~ directors
annually.
Nv Mr. SIUyrKR-To enable parties 70 cfvn ec0ons 70 DC
1asss. and 70 provide for the oondsot Of al special
uvoooodpas practice in which y not now deAned.
No make the compensation Of the Loan Commhsionefs
q New York the Same ~ those OF others " osner p~r
10 regulate the practice appeal in special proceed
Nv Mr.. J. s. Own-To regulate the ferries between
New York and Brooklyn, and limit their profits
By NJ KVIEN-Fcr the repeal Of the exemption on an
sxecuton upon Judgment for the wages Of domestics
By Mr.. PxMDHRaAsT-To extend tho time for the COM
pastion Of the New York City and Erie Railroad.
By Mr.. TTFAHy-To authorize the incorporation Of canal
oeWmg companies.
b. Lr. sHIRMAS-To amend the Militia laws The
name bill ~ was introduced last year.
RESOLUTIONS
resolution fixing the hour OF meeting for ten O'Clock
ma resembling the hour OF adjournment was adopted
The Joint resolution relating to the election Of the United
Htates Senator was adopted.
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United States Supreme Court.

WAHHING1UN, JIM oV, I0oT'
Case No. nS-James stinson, plaintiff, Hercules L.
Donenan defendant. motion 10 dismiss for want OF
Jurisdiction was argued.
No. 247-WiliAm Holcombe, plaintiff, W. John hcKu.
no q a-Eor 70 Supreme Court Of Minnesota. Docket
- and dismissed with COSTS motion Of counsel for
sssendlnip.
No. N-Paul Mayo claimant Of brig Clement, appel
INT, ". Mathew Hunt Of al. appeuees-Argued for ap-
pslhnt and appellees.
No. 8l-DAnel Tod ct al, llbellants and appellants,
Samuel Pratt al claimants Of steamer sultana, ap-
pellees and Samuel F. Pratt ct a. claimant Of steamer
enana, appellants Charles n. Reed, Nbellant. Ar
gued for hbenanS.
Adjourned till Monday.
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Married.

Married.
BucKIHy- BRowS On THURSDAY, Jan. 40, by the Rev.
Dr. Oegood. FnIpERlCK BUCKLEY 10 Mics FAsSY Bs0ws,
all Of this city.
HopG,oN-wAIIACr- On weiesday, Ian. %, ~ The
Rev. Mr. Hhcox. Mr., GHoRGn \ HoDGsos TO Mise VR
GINA WALLACE all OF this city.
TAyLoR-JoMsoN.- Thursday morning, JAM 49, at
the reside nee of the BRIDES father Psrmont RoakaDd
county Mr. GEORGE G. TAYLOR 70 M,s MAGGIE A., eldest
daughter OF Capt j. V Jobpson
WsIGIr--R IipuR I'm Phhadelphia on the oh C;t.,
1855 by the Rev Dr. Ducarhet pastor of g. Stephens
church Dr. FRANK wnGHr, oil Baltimore, 10 Miss
LOUISE RIBDU.
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FAILURES SUSPENSIONS, ASSIGNMENTS, ETC.
From the Independent, jan ~
The following our weekly report OF failures asgn
Gilbert, Brownsll & Co., Boston, Mass, suspended
Mr.. has stree died
Charles B. Fe,senden, Boston, N'm., suspended.
Liabilities about 100000.
wseo,. 4 Co. Boston, Mass, suspended;
David Dow Co., Boston, kass., Suspended
NE Dolan. Boston, Mas, suspended.
d. y. McGivray n Co, Boston, MASS, previously 40
gouns Mass. suspeoded and h.
called meeting Of bis creditors
s Q B9vley, Blackstone, S Msss;' ,Wn .
volney Elliott New York city, assigned 70 Beatty
Mitchell
tss GEO. liabilities $50 ooo oiwhsh SIS 900 confidential
Charles slm,D ouss T. sold sa out and suspended
Rsynos & sewHt Syracuse, N. T., sold out and
Ro,siier a DXrow. o,weso, N Y, assigned.
Levin Herrck, Lyons, N Z, assigned.
orrn Parsons Fulton, n Y, assigned TO- John b Par.
Tboms, Nc Enirey, Cohoss, N. ", failed.
Daniel Keyser, Phsdelphia Penn, suspended liabili
Wallace, Rothermin Il Co., Minenvue, Penn, suspend
y NcDoraid, Liewellyp, Penn, failed.
Ruso Davis lOrg Savannah, Ga, failed
Ru,e Patten a Co, Columbus, 60 failed.
w.n Cburchweii. Kpo.viie, Tenn, assigned
r. Eastery, 81 Louis, Mo, store closed and suspend
cd
Henry Rohrkassee, Cincinnati Ohio failed.
James love, Toledo, Ohio, failed and assigned.
X. a J. Krouse, Mclnore, Ohio, assigned 10 John
Burns.
v orthmsp HiIsboro, Ohis. sold out and suspended.
Thomas W. White, Jr, Lancaster, Ohio, assigned 70
Robert Reed and Joseph Work.
c. Mckinney. Evansville, Ind, assigned 10 Morris
Jobnson; liabilities si4, 600.
o,trsrdsr DICKS, Greesoastle, Ind, failed and ~
signed.
W. strfhsneld, erecscsstie, Ind, failed
Peter Perripe, Rosebury, Ind, assigned 70 q. r.
Brown.
Jacob Koopz, Peoria, H., assigned
L. bailey Bother, Ottawa, Ill.,, assigned 10 John
Street.
Jc,i.h Augustus, Bloomington, ILL.,, sold out and
pendtd.
] Fentop, Decatur. III sold out and suspended.
@. W. Brsbt, Dcostor. NJ, assigned.
ncktfscp Paddock n Co. Lyndon. Ill, failed.
Pratt Ruo Rodgers, Battle Creek, Mich, tailed and
assigned.
&c Tiero %, Ed~srdsburr, Mich, sold GU, aud
su,penoed
nmse a Martin, Jonssvule. Wis, failed.
nu,dr'ch % Dubuque, Iowa. suspended liabilities
about go 600
Joseph Treidenhsm, Brocsvile, c. W., failed and
signed
BY the Atlantic We have reports Of the ALLURE Of
Nessrs. B~ebie, wisemsn Co.. OF Glaseov, With lie
bities OF GtT ,oto; J. &W. N. SmalpaGe OF Burnley
with habilhes Of nearly 10000, and Benjamin Chapel
OF OrHroAss.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
EY MAR X Il y.

FRIDAY, Jan. 800 r. M.
The stock market exhibits feature. There was,
anything, little activity In some stocks, ~ little
lower prices. The movement 70 day 10 Reading was
greater than usual and 10 the leading speculative
stock in the market Since the payment Of the dividend
has fallen about four per cent and there are fee sellers
1t current prices New York Central aud Erie were sold
In large lots 10 day The tendency Of prices was down
ward from the opening 10 the close Missouri e's fell of
~ per cent; California U.s. 1; Panama, u; Illinois
Central Railroad, ~ Gsena and Chicago, "a; In Crosse
ard Milwaukee, l. The transactions In Missouri State
6's continue large, but prices have not been
Sustained Tho advance WAS in anticipation OF IN active
demand for banking purposes under general law about
being introduced into the State Of Missouri. The supply
has proved to be much greater than the immediate de-
mand an1 prices about two per cent below the
point from which they started New York Central Rail.
road has been steady for sometime past but the high
price coed deal OF stock into the street, aud
induced operators to sell short to some extent sha
without doubt have Il announced AFTER the arrival OF
every European steamer that large orders have been
received from London for this stock and We have no
doubt will be quoted in al the fancy London circulars
There Is olsss Of stock brokers In London, parties
sent by large railroad companies, who Issue cir
culars especially for this market They intended
solely for effect Stock Exchange, and got up
for other object 1t Is therefore their business 70
make good quotations for certain railroad stocks and such
remarks may be necessary TO help along Wall street
apeculaors The New York Central Railroad stock has
just put tho hands Of these brokers In London
and 1t Is now regularly quoted. good many holders
here would like to get prices for their stock that
quoted In these crculars-bu London and New York are
two very different markets. railroad stock, like .
prophet, is not appreciated in iu own country.
At the second board the market was quiet. In some
htoho du1a dv
cent; Cleveland and Toledo, a. There were small sales
Of Nicaragua Transit 1t both boards At AZ per cent
This stock goes up and dow. the from Nicaragua
about Walker Is good or bad In the event OF Walker
beng defeated effort will be made TO revive the old
Transit Company. Its boats now In bad way, and
arc going decay. We have Idea that the defeat
Of Walker would put end to ibusterng in Nicaragua
There are many directly and indirectly engaged in the
present that II II should fail now will not be
abandoned, and any company which has become dent-
fed with the allies would be In continual danger OF having
It's transit property seized and destroyed.
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the very r.ts'aotory prizes II bring ont the CROWN
CON PLAIN Of hall Drop ut only Of that deficiency
,hat wss long since usde IN proe. II We looked alone
Al the coz parAve receipts the crop woud be place
3,eoc, 600 bales Any dimi u,cp In the volume Of re-
ceips Will again set ahoat short crop figures, moi Win
stsnoh the falling on must he 60 to reduoc II 10
figure under 900 bales. TIE stock in the pof0 70
larger Than BEFORE but web held that oonn-
dtnce In the growth unimpaired may reach million
oil bales before u declines . cent per pound.
LLvRrooL CLASSIFICATION
Upl0Nd. Forida Mobile. NOAT
Ordy TO good. II 1<allH uksl2 llksi2 uxai2
Low niddlbg .nxAl2 l2kal3k l21.al21 l24sl2k
MID ding ay'se- l2k --l2x- - l2X- -IXS -
MIDI ev. n lot. -l2X - l2X Ia --lsh =
Good middlipg. l3kal3k l3kslsk lskal3x laHsA
Fair 10 ed fair l31lsil II a14x l4kal4k l4l4Al4x
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THE oPsRA-srcoSD NIGHT MADAME m wnHonsr-
"Luca di Lammermoore" given last night for the &C.
cond time this season, ioa crowded house. Madame de
wilhorst not only 70 affirmed the triumph Of her debut,
but sung and acted much better Her success Is now be-
yond peradveniure and without preceden, 10 The bis.
tory of the lyric stage
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Tn. new Yerk weekly Herald.

INFORMANT FROM CENTRAL AMERTCA-NEws FROM
EUROPE, CALIFORNIA, NEW GRANADA, SOUTH PA
CIFIc. MEXICO, CUBA, ETC-cosaREssToNAL AND
LEGISLATIVE rRocEEDrSes, ETC., ETC.
The wrrxLr HERALD win be published eleven O'Clock
his morning Its contents viii embrace full the
from Central America brought by the James Adger
and illinois; from Europe California New Granada
the South Pacific, South America Sandwich islands Austria
liza, heIioo Cuba, West Indies Sc; Affairs In Washington
and Albany EdorA the Leading topics day Latest
Teleersphic Financial, Commercial Religious Poiu.
and Maritime fn,elgence together with variety Of local
and miscellaneous items Single copies wrsppers ready
FOR mailing, be had At the counter Price sspence
Wells, Fargo d Co g Express stock for sale
cheap, by ALBERT II. N1coLAY, No. Broad street
Union India Rubber Co.'S stock for Sale
cheap, by ALBERT II. NICOLAy. No Broad street
|
Manhattan OF Co.'S Stock. for Sale Chesp.
by ALBERT VI. rIOoLAY, No. Broad street
2,0O0 Portraits Taken Daily, $50 an Hour.
Of shilling pictures and dollar photographs, 90
Smithsonian House, Bro.dwsy.-IIotel Ac-
on me European or America plaza a. cPn
Received at Green's shirt and Furnishing
store No Astor House. styles OF ties cravas
and genuemens winter underwear, per late steamer.
Mrs. En,osrs Rheumatic Embrscaticu.-
.rss he ole ss:nsy IL New 9oft 1 iei he
medicines OF Dr. swayne, OF Philadelphia
White Teeth, Perfumsd breath a.d Bcau-
ifu complexon can be acquired BY using the balm Of
thousand flowers" Beware Of counterfei The Iuunep.e
success OF the balm brought ou boats a
and mpoetures BE each boule PErRfDgR
mrs Hair Dye, Four shiIlipgs a Bor.
black or brown No Barclay street Also the in.ntable
cutting Of hair and whiss ers
A. Grsndtcsn IL the Only Person who can
consulted scientifically all diseases of the bna
81 Church street Barclay The 9irth Ard slyhth
avenue cars stop At the door o. the estAbusnment
Photogrsrhy,-A Successful Operator want
ed. in first class gallery. Communications addressed
Photo, Herald Office.
--------
BatcbeIdor's Hair Dye, Wigs ana yo.oees
the be world made. sod and applied at No I'd
Broadway.
Cristsdoro's HAIR Dye. Wigs and Toupee.
stand unrivaled in the country Wholesale reta ana
the dye privately applied Of No Asior House.
Failing OF the Hair should not he consider
ed lightly and but few persons disastrous con
sequences Osll on GRANDJEAN. - Church street
Rupture Cured by Marsh d Co.'s Radical
cure truss NJ No. "a Maiden sne. New York
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A Member OF the Ohio Legislature Expelled.
COLUMBUS, Jan. 80, 1861.
Yesterday Nr. Slough was expelled from the House
s striking Mr.. CALDWELL by vote Of seventy 10 thirty
ve. All the democrats opposed Mr.. sough's expulsion
With the exception Of Mr. CORY. Mr.. Slough left for Gin.
unnunN 10 dAy,