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Muxrry,IANEuur.

SCAhlEr FEWER HOW 20 CORE AND PREVENT
- n-GIcw mcthoc g. Dir. PAGE. OF Misssspp, wei kown
The Southern has met With great suecsfs the treat
of TuL and Other nss eyers by ths only
Railways ready relief ard regulators. The ready rehet
wonderful curative over all malignant ana
contagious asdos. a. preventive Dr. Page saws IT 10
blessing 20 the human he most su1le ds.aion OF
fever posoo hurt attack he human that
under The influence OF kaiway's ready relof
Let seized with scarlet fever other malg
mani lever small pox pneumonia C1pgeso ioiaxnma
n either lungs other organs Of sudden attacks
any acute hadway ready
reieth The Of which will not nterfer vub any medical
ire smepL lite the met ctne now
tsk IL dong no good H. the stbsr hand are
getting better under yonr phvsc ans care viii make
your final recovery doubly certain
veDtive, IL will use toe ready reef or reg
aorp you may witt the mos injected places and
escsJ without attack. .
so with small pox measles iyphus and shp ievers rad
ways relief will protect against the most suoue Oh hese
infectious posoDs . 49,.
Railways ready relief and regulators are safe 70 al
under AL circumstances and wRi always do good sod
hAnwAYsK r. Office No. l62 FulontsreetiNew fork:
H. iIeiners No ~ South Third street, Philndslpnia avs
corner Of Beecker and Christopher streets and Mrs Hayes
Brooklyn
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AND WESTERN TRAVELLERS.
u XlI.EElG HlilIEnAM gCHH YPA

- WOLVES sCHiEDAM sCHEAPPs. &.
Manufactured BY himself exclusively nj his factory a. sche
IL Is made rom The best barley that can be selected in
Europe The aromatic ItIlsn berry Of sc
knowIedged and etrnordnAry medicinal propers- II has
long since sequreda higher reputation, both Europe and
America, than any other diureuc beverage.
In gravel rout and rheumatism, IN obsrus'ons OF TIE
pTomt, decided and inVsrsbg reliable Aud Is nos oaIs
renedy for these mslaces but In all IN which ihey
sail, The cause Of them or 81 ses as sure preyeaye
The eisue sing elect uvon the mach, boses aud bad
inland rivers. Ike The Ohio N.si.,ppI ADD aaSa@s icom
them. az solution. wei know also thai OF the
waters 2, lime ,ooe Tse.ns y prossns grave e.. eun and
solue corrective ofhese INJURIOUS properties Of bad and
o o cure and ssTsue n H e aSa su
disese caused by The conot effects Of vegetable msrs
tbose dstTic,s which principally prevails 1be aromatic
scd dam stnspps 10 consequently IN sre-t demand by
travelling about settle 10 those parts country
especially, well ~ hy IN every community wherein
has tecome Known, account o. s VARIOUS oer remedial
In all cases aro,scs tendency IL gen.raly The only
remedy required when adopted IN the early stages OF the
uues diet drink and especially dinner i found, by
Uniform experience 70 be einnen eacNoous Ia The most
failed TO Afford than temporary relief 10 cases OF
aaiuency 10 an immediate and variable spe,iic and Il
even to Young ants AL hose rsr0Kssns OF gpng pain
10 ne .eIpssh a5a egw. " WILL mss s' SUD
lis iudicious adoption in connection With The principal
dis ~ relieve Ire debility sasadss upon prorscea chronic
malades low temperament sud exhausted vital energy by
the medical both Europe and the Cuiied
states have borne testimony aud which are coroboratet by
Pnt IN In quar-, and pint bottles In cases Of ono Ard NO
dor, each with he pruprietr che bottle and
druggists sud country nerchsnis y the uni'ed staes
IS SsnS y sssv.r ., ssa SsgS Yots
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Firth.
DIBrlsl-On Wednesday Jan. 2s, Mrs. WIN Dioaies
Of q son,


DART-CIUn- On WEDNESDAY ian ~ by the Rev
Dr. Button, WILLIAM DAxr 10 aAxiA TguRNs daugnier
o. John ID. Cute, ali bi this city.
SHAw-BAIsBRiIGs --On Wednssdsy Jan ~, by the
Rev ~. kenard DAVID T. sHAV OF Jersey CIT. 10 Mss
NJ BAIsPNDGE Of this city
BsNDSlWs-BEAHDts --OD Wednesday, Jan 2s by the
Rev. J }. Lyons, Mr. JosHUA HsNnxcN- - Mss EsaA
BRANDON daughter OF nf, Joseph Brandon, al N tny
CITY.
LSJrs-wnuASs - 10 st. p,us church. In this city Ga
Sunday evening Jan g. by The Rev Be, JAN j. HsS
D. D., JANIS IL LEEDS 10 SusAs V. WlLLIAMs, boa OF
Brooklyn.
BAIi-sBADpIH-Oo Monday. Jan "a, BY the Rev. Dr.
Spring. nj his re, iense la III, city, ELIAS BALL 10 MES
JuIlA sHADDlB, both OF BouDnbTool \.
HoFrsAS-WIGHr On thurs Jay Jau. ~, by The Rev
Or. BucbaId ALyEaD Bour'r 70 MANY " oangn-
ter Of Amherst Wight, Esq ali Of .his ciy
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etDRTY-FOURTB CONGRESS-.
PICoSD SESSION.
senate.
wlstNeroS, Jan. 20,

wlsNeros Jan. 20, 1857.
M TrtxBuII presented the credentials Of the Hon.
lanes Barar elected seps,or from Iowa, who quail.
ned and took bis seat.
no official nca,lon OF the death Of Hon. Preston s.
Brooks having bten received from the House, euosy
w~ pronounced by Mr.. EVANS, Of g. c, who expressed
hs e, thas this bSto to the memory OF the deceased
coulc not DO paid by his colleague Mr. Bu.er but the
10, friction which tnis ssd event has occcasioned him.
IN ,bs ,oss Of friend sno relative had unified him
Tor the perior nance Of that duty.
N, ri,rrr OF va while protesting hs profound grief
bord tha, this -ad lesson -culd pot DO lost upon tho
bvi,g When standing round the hfcless form OF de
,,eJ sr.oc.le learn TO orecsie ne ve are solemn
IN rsmiud,d 81 the srea, brotherhood o. humanity de-
ty.sou should nov cease 70 have o5sct At which 70
,s shafts for when one has PAID the ss' deo' OF ma
tore he has settled HE sccoupt With man
rr TocMs spote briefly OF the manly vrtnes OF we
deceased, bat without concluding his remarts resumed
MI. ,es, being cornpiet lg overcome by hts feelings
rbe u.usl resolutions OF symrs,hy ard regret were
then sdopted, an IA the Senate adjourned.
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Circular-TO Our Brethren OF the Fire De-
Whereas has become known 70 the 1ndersgn
the office of Chief Engineer. dragging political infu
en- into the ns & ne he Ssa % %
other than the fear Of losing their daily bread and
segment distress and prvaon to their families to vote against
And whereas the undersigned and large majority OF the
posed 20 The Of political and other outside influence
in Fire Department affairs; therefore.
Resolved That is with feelings Of the most unmigsted
deayorng by promising position in the Custom House, Navy
ers oces to some and by threatening hs Speed, decsp
lion and office others in order to secure their
n Wb he aepeeea Inc idea that the fire.
men can be bought or sold by any CLIQUE of political wire
the true and best interest of the Department Al heart
cess and in the manner in which he me%bers Of the Depart
nent will vndcate their abhorrenee OF political intrigue
position OF the latest method used TO defeat Mr. Carson
In addition TO the above only for and
be our gs 10 70 qS c and se b.
good judgment voting for Chief a. the coming
ana S 1u nave IN n as s ps
independent of the ntrigues influence of political
SPECTATORS being brought TO bear in Fire Department
affairs.
Peter N. Cornell Assistant Engineer
Vim T. Bawbey, Assistant Engineer
p. Mc6own, foreman Engine Co ~
James MlIMard June e' Foreman Hose Co. 49,
Vim. =. Berran, RxFoemsn Hook and Ladder Co 3.
Vim p Daniels, Foreman Engine 4. So
W " Adams, Assistant Foreman Hoie Co. 10.
John Evans, Foreman Hook and Ladder Co. o.
Elisha highland Assistant Engineer.
g. Joseph kuch Assistant engineer.
sa%ss MSR fpSp sn % Ladder
VIM Lyons Engine Co. g.
@Tef Ha%se Foreman Foreman sOss &C. Co 10
A. o. hlcock, OF Hook and Ladder Co. 10.
Aug Hurd. Ex Foreman Hose Co. p
Executive Committee OF the FlreIaen's Convent
January n. 1851
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Judge Scott OF Saratoga Senator Kelly Was elnH Pre-.
sident, and Janice Suyter, Of New Yoik31 - Mr.
Clinton, of Erie, Secretaries.
Mr.. sluYrn declined the honor, when Ne. Arthur
Woods was substituted in his plkoe
Senator wApewoEB presented the name Of DANIEL L.
sicklss candidate for election 70 the United States
Senate.
Mr.. FLOYD JONES named George ". Clinton OF Buffalo,
saying this honor WAS entirely unsoughs BY Judge on
tom but that he presented his at the request OF
several democrats ounide Of the Legislature, we'll a'
inside Judge Clinton, he said not only inherited an IL
usrious name bus by his uninohirg integrity had
endesred himself party that was proud 70 own him
ar. ALLIE, OF Rensssl.sr, PANIED ps rt seymour
Mr.. KIvIn, Of New York, nominated Fernando Wood.
Mr.. JOINS moved TO take ctra poce vote.
Mr.. NAHAN moved 70 amend 30 10 take the vote BY
ballot.
This was lost and the original melton adopted.
The frat vote then taken and resulted follows
Sokles. .............. 10 Seymour. ............
Wood. ............... ~ Parker.... .......... =
'' The n:ma of ~, sevmour vss then Withdrawn and
second vote taken with tho following reeult;-
Ssckles......... III Chnton...... ..........lo
WOOD.
Aser voting fourteen times without any change being
arrived at motion Was msde 70 vote by ballot and
carried.
FIRST RAuor.
slckles .,.............N Clinton. .............1
Wood ..................R Wilson. l
The st. Louis and Missouri River Telegraph
Line.
LOUISVILLE, JAM 30 1857.
Tho st. Louis Missouri River Telegraph line far
Jefferson City went into operation to-day will he
tended 70 Brownsville and thence TO the frontier as fast
- II can be built.
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General Consulate of the Two siciIies In the

Unite States Acknowledgements will be received
No. waverley place. for supplying the Neapotin
with SEQ Neapoltan o 19o lbs EACH OF Vrg
mia and h eniucEy leaf tobacco
The ouany be adapted for
ing regsrs chestnut color, good flavor
and perfectly sound free Of rreen and whtish leaves
The third part for wrappers and Consequently
&C lsrge ard plant leaves the balance for filing OF
smaller kind. Commander ACHILLE FERRER,
Consul General aud Charge d'AGars
NEW YORK, Jan. ~, 1857.
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Caution! Fraud !--Shfppers ana sea Gap
aps An imitation of BrsDdreths vegetable pills Carried
,onSd BY gentsmsnly looking peddlar He yss .nPs
or south America and other foreign ports and preenus ~
nss large lot OF Brandrehs pills hand, WHEN
sge OF OF countees Dealers and the public cannot DC ~
much on their guard several shippers OF BIaDdrens ps
nave bad ME pills they sent out returned ~ ana one
party lost forty which seized at Buenos ana
destroyed and my information leads me W believe thus wn
not be The last o served Be wise purchase OF no
put buy only 4 Brandreh Building All and 40 Br0edway
terfeit b. BRANDRErH.
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House of Representatives.

wAsHSeros Tau. ~, 1851
Mr. Krrr, Of s c. announces the death Of NJ. Brooks
s.v,rs that his disease acute inflammation Of the
bros, and 40 ,wiit and fatal that his medical sdr
.er, Ia eved him TO be danger until within the brief
est possible period OF the time Of his deccsse Mr. Brooks
was born in Edsened dstria South oarclns, Ia 1919
and had served in ,he Legislature OF that state. aud
In the Mexican war had rendered gallant service
He vas sent 10 Copgress 40 the representative
OF proud and gallant constituency, whose hstry has
been Illustrated by tho virtue, Craftsmanship and clio
quenoc Of Robert GoodIoe Harper John Cslhoan and
George McDufBc. He spoke Of bis long and Intimate re-
suons wh the deceased, who In his bearing wss frsux
and honest, In dispute severe, and In friendship de-
ncous. Hr Brooks hs. lefs wife and four children.
wunn the sanct,y OF that home he would not ptrude,
ou, would tupplcate heaven to furnish balm 70 their
,.soed and breeding hearts Earth never riliored on
!. rrtr son nor heaven opposed vide ne gates
W .eceive m1nlier fpirit
~ ksrn then submitted . series OF resolutions, ex
Fs'ns The deep sep.icilty with which the House hs
too Intelligence Of the death Of Mr.. Bro
,hs 70 me family ~ the deceased the sympathy %
Duuse and resolving that the Members In token o.;
- -. NeN crspc on tue LETT arm for thirty DAYS
sccttef s'eduentV unsnimousy
A1 wilma, q xss scdcd s,ey ucrds 70 &c ulbe:s
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which 2e9 500 were American.
MANCHESTER MARKETS.
Trade In Manchester quiet there had been no
material variation In prices.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs hARKET.
The. Brokers' Circular reports ore.datufs generally
1--we as emu n0 bug SUyers aem.naDs reduction The
quotations are Id. ID lower week. Flour inac-
I'VE ats decline Of Cd per Dbl moderate business
low hose advised by the Persia hessrs Richardson,
spepce and Co. quote ~ fooss:-Red wheat s. ss
"a; Western canal -four, ais Cd as Baltimore and
Philadelphis, 3Ss. . sss. Cd. Ohio, S4s Cd. . 3bs
white corn, 36s. $685.; yellow, S>s mixed sss "a.
23s. Sd.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Kefsrs. Bgland, Athys Co., rcPors beef dull Pricce
generally unchanged Pork dull and low American. OF
which the Stock chiefly consisted, almost uusaeaole
Bacon In largo supply and limited demand Long mid
dies offered at bss b4s without buyers. Lard slightly
ss ,to %, a., ses ss 10 ToS H. do
nand Iand rather higher. Petersburg Y. C. steady at
os The auction sales Of Australian went of well at b3s
ses Cd.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
The Brose,s C.rc.ar reports commoo rosin IN active
aIs, sale. Of e Wees s s.d 1U Sn: "a 49,.
Of iurpenine in limited demand l5s ass Cd Nothing
dong In psecd or rape Fish oils chsnsed. Palm
n Improved demand. Sales at fl5 les. $50 on the
spc<, and Gas Gt6 lor. to arrive. Olive oil-hore
spo At eco, and HsIss and seville SIS los.
. csc. ~ ewoods In good demand 81 former rates
quite steady. Hides-An qualities had considerably ad:
ii Nd le'id. Sugars unchanged at SIS, hoiasses,
uclbng doing Tea urn 81 IL "a allsld for Coueou;
Sretn IN owed demand and tending upward Conee,
EMAIL tuness doing No transactions In rice Qaercitron
baIk Gull Philadelphia l2s., and Baltimore lis. Cd.
Ia.
LONDON MARKETS.
neisrs Barring Brothers 90 quote breadstuis gene
valy dul, but prices unchanged. White wheat o3s
ts.., red oos. . e<s Flour sos. a3ts F1h oils MONT
nal Owe oil firm. Sales OF Gallpol 81 eco and Mega
tore al fb7. Linseed oil firm as ass Cd the spot No
ssks OF crude rpenne Spirits OF turpenine quoted ~
sbe Benga rice active ri decline OF 3d. Taiow steady
~ els Lard qriet ut 70s 72s for barrels aud teroes
Copper firm and unchanged Iron steady at fs 6s IS
lea for rais and 20 fs b.. for bars Scotch pig 53s
Cd. Tin, common blocks las, lass for Banka.
LIVERPOOL FREIGHT MARKET.
The freight quotations from Liverpool TO New York are
iallows:-lIon rs Cd lie salt liz; dry goods
lie It's Cd h.rdware 12s. Cd earthenware bs pas
sersers, sros,, "a lbs. CO.
THE LATEST LIVERPOOL MARKErs.
LiyHaPooI, Saturday. Jan In
The saes OF cotton 10 estimated a 600 10 900
tales with fair general inquiry at the closing rates OF
FRIDAY.
Resds,pns are quiet and quotations wholly unchanged.
Provisions dun and without variation.
Departure OF the America.
Bosror, Jan. 20, 1851
Az P. N. the America be low The Castle, near
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Daicp threatening martial law 70 any Of the people who
night venture 10 speak Of peace.
The news has caused increase Of nrmnas In the
London tee market shspghae exchanges this occasion
are lees unfavorAble.
THnsrS, Jan. 10, 1857
We have news from Constantneple 70 The 9th Instant
rahim Pacha has beaten the Russians In Crcassia Tho
Russian General was killed in the action.
ne English wish TO dsembark force Il Buforah, on
the Tgrs, where the river forms the dividing line b.
tween Turkey and Persia.
Milan, Jan. IL, 1857
The Emperor and Empress Of Austria, accompanied BY
Count Buol and Barons Bach and Bruch, have oday
made their entry into this city.
telesraphic despatch from Madrid states that twenty
nve political prisoners Just conved 70 eject their
escape from Valencia.
PASSENGERS BY THE ARABIA.
nessrs sanon HUI DicksDn PEI Hssn ss arSs
Bling. Bigelow NcKean Hebron Brown, rage Niceo'
ecanon Csrpry Forster Mcguire Mahoney Johnson Bright
Sebad1no and Narrus.
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p.,d n, tho character of The deceased by gentleman
ffom South Carolina he regarded II - joss and appro'
seee OF Vera us e an officer OF the Palmetto regiment
ever retaining ali the oharscterstcs Of true man and
soldier under ~ % III: ss1Us 70 S os
M. CAnPBzL, Of Ohie. said Mr.. Brooks mertted the
confidence Of his constituents because he was the faith
full advocate Of their political sentiments and the zeaous
guardian Of their rights, interests and honor His re-
Iatons with the deceased suoh enabled him 70
and s
well said Aaa hs idndshp was Of most extraordinary
tsnsety. II these elements which among the high
which our Judgments would decide 70 be wrong let %
remember that ITO err Z human, V forgive divine"
Mr. GsS n ON remarked sSs: HI: soqu,,nt
term fservce in the House, and the fact that they
from district Of country united in pat and present his
vis1s made them warn, personal friends. with
bis own Immediate commitments his popularity was mn
bounded, and coming from STATE whose generosity I'D
vances the merits OF IL sons, he had already obtained
distinction In the public councils. In the Of his
remarks Mr. Clingman said, to insure success . man
Mr. Broobs was mot suited for such station q man
was moro hank and manly.
Mr.. SAVAGE Of Tenn, did not approve Of much talking
at any time but he would do injustice 10 his feelings
and those Of his constituents BY remaining slent this
sad occasion. History records but Thernopya but
Brooks Brutus stabbed Cesar the CAPITOL and what
ever msy be thought OF the justice and wisdom OF the
deed The world has ever since approved and appauded
the act So shall the In the nate chamber carry
the Of the deceased 10 all future generations long
to be remembered aer all hero forgotten and when
he been permitted 10 chose his DEATH he (Savage)
was convinced he would have fallen In some great battle
for public freedom, but was not for him 70 question
After brief recess the corpse was brought into the
House, and in the preseoce Of the members Of both
judges Of the supreme Court NJ Buchanan and others
the Rev Mr.. Waldo. chaplain OF the House, delivered
brief discourse (maing no alusen to the deceased from
NJ N tha
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

Nessrs Barring Brothers report active demand fer
money, and anything rather srngenoy but with
ous change in rates. East India Company had advanced
their rates Of exchange quoting 1t q. 0Kd. Bengal
Bank Of England had decreased G., 400. Bar silver
quoted 1t 81. 3Id Eagles 76s AKA. Spanish douboons
7es. Cd. . Sos Consoh for money closed Friday at
09x 90 u, and for account at 93X a94.
LATEST.
LONDON, JAM l7-Noon
Consos for money quoted Ut 9sT.
" arCuRTrVrc
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NEW ORLEANS, JAN 20, 1867.
Cotton, sitter, but not quoAbly higher. Sales to day
$1,000 bales ut las l2 for middlns. Flour better.
Mess pork, Sal. Lard In barrles, l2xc. 1870.
CHARLESTON, jan. Is, 1857.
Sales Of cotton to-day were 700 bales The market IL
depressed
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL
MONEY MA n X EFT.

THURSDAY, Jan 29-6 Y. M.
There was very heavy market at the opening this
morning Lower prices rulod throughout, and the dis
position TO sell quite general With exception Of
Chicago and Rock Island every railroad stock sod rea
liked decline At the frs. board Missouri 6s fell Ia
rer cent; New York Central Rirosd rs 1; Caution Com
parry, n Harlem, q; Reading, q; New York Central,
70; Michigan Southern, y; Panama, u; Illinois Central
Railroad, 4; Cleveland and Pttsburg q; GAlepa and
Chicago, a; la Crosse and Milwaukee, K Cleveland and
Toledo, Is. There small sale Of Wisconsin Lake
Shore at 90 per cent which be considered cheap
for eight per cent cash dividend paying stock The
from Europe by the Arsgo has opened he eyes OF
stock spectators lhs market the fact that there
be permanent 10 money matters. The
movements Of the banks of England and Trance show
that their efforts to check continental speculation have
failed, and that money must cont ne to command the
highest prices where 1t Is so much wanted We look for
further advance in the rate OF interest by the Bank
Of England. The effect this time will be much
more disastrous than the last The decline consos
and the French funds shows what the Apticpaoss o.
rancicrs Every effort has been made by the erea
bal king institutions OF Europe TO check and II possible
arrest the rapid expansion OF public and private credit
and they have proved sborve The only left lie,
speculation run w and collapse 10 the regular way
The value Of money the continent OF Europe Is
much greater than Eogland tnst the bank has other
alternative but to keep the curren. rate Of Interest up to
the highest point point that will partially arrest
tho drain Of bullion. We look for advance 70 seven
per again within the next thirty days Last year
this time was six per cent, and tho going on &C
lively We no, agree with financial authorities
London that the has passed away wthou. the uua
collapse and revusion which has usually followed smi
lar event In former times II has merely been post
poned, and when It comes will prove much more dsas
trous than though 1t had At been realized.
After the adjournment OF the board the following sales
Of stocks and bonds were made ct auction by Albert H.
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BatcheldOr's Hair Dye, wigs and Toupees,
NE best In the world, made, sold and applied n Ne -
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
Spectators and the were acting with great
ton under the apprehension that with the existing state
Of the money market prices have reached . point that
be depended should the supplies at any period
OF the become large The Brokers' Circular
ports q dull market AMI prices Of oil qualities "a per
ID lower than at the departure OF the Persia The sales
Of the week restricted to 81 400 bales, OF which
business was bales including 1900 on speculation
and for export the market closing quiet rather
stesder. Tie follow ing the official Quotations.:
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THE DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATIVE CAUCUS.
democratic caucus bsld ths evenios 10 CONT
~. ssed s,ssss ses.ivr. 10 ess called 10 oraer ey
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CIistaderos Hair Dye, Wigs and TeuPees
sand unriyaed the country Wholesale retail and
The dye privately applied, at No. 6 Astor House.
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sores drain the system vital energy Their diseased
en kept up by yiruen matter in the vessels Of the glands
and skin This matter neutrazed by the dspfectng opo
ration OF The ointment The pills indigestion In all s
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Wells. Fargo u Co.'s Express stock for
ssle, by ALBERT IL. NICoLAY, No. 4 Broad street
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Hill, the Inimitable Cutter OF Hair and
whsHers No. Barclay street. Hair dye four shlpgs box
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Baron DIR. spolssco-You have Cured nae
OF piles, pleasingly suffered Is years
MLAREN letter carrier. Eighth ward.
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Union Inaia Rubber Company's Stock for
sale, by ALBERT II. NIC0LAY, No 4 Broad street.
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NEW YORK, Jan. ~, IL

Manhattan OIL Company's Stock for Sale,
~ ALBERT II. NICOLAY No. Broad street