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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-08
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$50 esss ssmAr''s
see cases Lane star
$40 eAxss Shanghai
100 eAss Si.uI Cess"
$40 oNes Golden Grape
ll5 ens Old DARK Cossss
$50 cases Extra Old tohy
$50 cass RAphsrTy brAhiy
$40 cAsss Strawberry "
800 easa Blackberry
900 cases Cherry
10 half casks Cherry -
20 half casks Cherry houss
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100 barrels EXTRA old Dourbss
1879 barrels Augusta aoGaiy 'ITGsA
2iO barrels Old Mountain h!s
$50 barrels selected Senator
10 barrels Old MhongthSs
cuO doIen IetAs Ranger
400 dozen Nectar
$50 iossn Pure virginia HhNs
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6plps John Goess!sr ss's Fare hsisss
SPINS c nsrielot's
81 barrels Nslsr's swan
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l pipe Old Jamaica
pipe s,nt. Crus
pipes Old Ser England
WISEs.
quarter tssss Dull Gordon psls sherry
half c.sks 4" 4" Golden sherry
8 quarter r.ks Brown sherry
eighth casi, l. Mcnt-iros Pale
eighth casks rsmMtin,s
2qnarter Casks IL; Old Top"
quarter a.k, Sweet M.l,g,
eighth osaka Pure Greek
10 eighth c"'k' hAnselos MADEIRA
e'Su'H VSt' 'u' GUM.
eighth casks Pure Port Jriss
300 cases Queens Fort
400 cases Ginger Vino
$50 go case. s. julien clsr.' -
5on 80 c, P"';llio,
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| 30 eHSes aa'.r'sh L'9A"'
20 20 Gases a nos.h'Hs
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.oo cesss ,en'os , ,S1 .. 800 p.'h.,.,
sSo ceses Extra Lemon !ao r'1s i..spoefT
40 eassa strawberry Az esses ''aa~
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100 boxes MS"i Pickles in s.Ilora bali Esllshs a''
$50 spses Gherhins
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30 eases Rapherr" 81 cases strs-her's -
80 c,ses Pine Apple % essss Beaches
90 cases Pears 90 cases Piu'n'
80 cases Cherries 90 csa.s Q4incss
80 oases Whorti cherries 80 cases GoCsct-rriss
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-08
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TN0R sale lev fJr cAs, 70 retpopr.h ptr'oN; W
L "shrrt tine two Of Aliens Ia cut Nsp!r :
and Rowing lasehiass somhired. Apply Fl.
sATnE &c ruCEAs.
B.lsl, S.x., Oct ., ls5s-ll
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-08
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-08

LYs OAK Po'Sr Tarant county, Aug -, 1893.
Ds~ sr:-My Reaper did good work. coul engage ss,na
for you II you desire It. Very respectfully, SArH TShh1'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-08
PubIic Notice

Dec. 8, ls5s.-i3tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-08

10 = bOIe5 VI 7 To 0NseI WITT F1tH''rE
15O Sheltons hntrosis
10 cases Ultmatum
90 barrels German Smoking
10 barrel. Anierson's Smoking, in rLPsr
50 gross Anaerson's SOlacs Chewing ia foil
400 dos CARROTS Snuff
--ALso--
$50 cells Manila Rope
Hardware Cutlery, YANKEES Notions, Wooden ware,
and Crockery in great variety. the whole forming =
stock worthy Of inspection.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-07
Theatrical. Musical, Sc.

BROADWAY TnEArRE-Several novel attractions
have been added TO the programme for tomorrow
night. The renowned bareback riders, Messrs.
James Melville and Eaton Stone 10 exhibit their
astonishing equestrian feats; Nine DINA will re-
appear on the tight rope, and four clowns are TO af
ford fun.
NIBLo's GARDES.-Ths il announced as the last
week Of dan Rice's great show" mt this favorite
place Of amusement. Among the equestrian novel
ties for tomorrow evening Is what Is termed Dan
Rice's Dream OF Chvalry," which IL expected 10 as
tonish all who behold IT, All the artists and trained
animals are to perform.
BowKKy Manager Eddy proposes 10 return TO
the legitimate drama, and will himself enact the hero
In Shakspere's Richard III tomorrow night Miss
Salie St. Clair viii also return 10 this house and play
fsvorte part In the pride OF the Market" The
"Locksmi'h Of Stockholm" Is the closing piece
BuRToSs.-The admirers of fne acting will no
doubt be grati6ed 10 learn that the merry Wives
Of Windsor" with the same powerful cast ~ last
week. II 20 be again performed tomorrow evening.
hessrs. Burton, Brougham and Walcot are likewise
Ways Of Windsor"
wALLAck's,-Taylor's adaptation of the Vicar
Of Wakefield" is TO be the FIRST piece tomorrow.
Messrs. Blake, Lester Norton Johnston and Dayen-
port, Mesdames Hoey. Vernon Allen and Phillips,
Miss Cannon and others have been justly Landed for
their effective delineations Of the many excellent
characters In this play.
LAURA KxKNEs.-The energetic directres still
finds u to her interest TO keep the play Of White
Aes befofe the large portion OF the pubbc ny WINCH
her elegant theatre " 40 literally patronzed. The
afterpiece for tomorrow In the burlesque Of the
Lady Of the Lions" in which Messrs. Jefferson
and Burnett have good parts.
AMERICAN MUsEuM.-Mr. Watkins, the popular
author, actor and director Of dramatic entertain,
ments here, is candidate for q benefit, and will
doubtless be rewarded with bumper 10 morrow. He
is 70 play his great parts of Edward Middleton In
the Drunkard" and Jocko in his adaptation oil the
Pioneer Patriot"
Ggo. CHRrsry AND Woops MTrsrRELs tomorrow
evening offer the langhsble farce Of " The Toodes,
with Caudle Lectures" In which Geo. Christy and
Geo Holland appear and various, songs, burlesques
&c.
THs BucKLEys have prepared q capital pro-
gramme for tomorrow. BY way Of adding spice TO
the AFFAIR Mesrs. Horn and Mulligan are TO assist
In the first part Of the entertainment.
Tue BROTHERS BRYANT create as much merriment
as ever by their lifelike dellneations Of Ethiopian
whimscslities and oddities. Their selections for to-
morrow ere well calculated 10 please.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-07
intervening Maine Law D~essso~.

State rs. n. u. and L. Ciark-This was pro
ceeding under what IL called the Maine law, In
which large quantity of liquors were seized and
taken away BY officer Mott from the store OF David
Clark Co, on the 9Th day Of February, 1855. A.
d. and l. Clark. of New York, appeared before the
magistrate, under provision of the law. and claim
ed to he the owners Of the liquors In question. and
were made parties defendants in the suit. There
was no trial before the magistrate. but there were
the forms Of ioreting these goods to the Of the
town Of Hartford, from which Judgment the de-
PENDANTS appealed TO the County Court II was
tried once IN the County Court and the jury disa-
greed, It has since been tried four times In the
Superior Court, since the County Court was abolish
ed. On three occasions in the Superior Court the
jury have disagreed. and the case has again been
tried at the present term. The principal question
related to the bona fdss Of the sale by d. Clark 4
Co to AID. and l. Clark, on the I'd of February.
A. d. 1856 six days before the seizure. II was
claimed by the defendants that the sale of the I'd
of February 1856 made in the city of New York,
and that the liquors were left to be stored until the
navigation should be resumed in tho spring. Me
jury, after retiring for few moments returned
verdict for defendants
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-07

ACCIDENTAL observation-disclosures Hills held an inquest
yesterday at the Fourth Precinct station hoase upon the
body of named James Kelly who was accidentally
drowned ut the foot OF oliver street by failing overheard
while intoxicated. Verdict Accidental DEATH he
ceased rs years Of age, and was native OF Ire
land
An inquest also held At the place upon tho body
of man named John Rafferty,, who was found drowned
the foot of Oliver street Deceased has been Kissing
since the 9Th instant, when ia supposed he wandered
about the docks and fell overheard. Verdct"Death by
supposed drowning" Deceased was So years OF age.
Fatal FALL ISTouCATED Coroner Hills also
held an inquest upon the body of man named Michael
Corcorsn who died from the effects of injuries received
by falling down stairs al No "a City Hall place the
hight OF the 5th tant, while in state of inoxcaon
Verdict Accidental death Dect ased SO years of
age and was q native Of Ireland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-07

which will expire June 30, proxmc apprcpriates the
isrye sum OF ten mihicrs d dciisrs
The CONCLUSION inevitable that either the estimates
submitted for the expenditures Of government have been
cAseiessy made out BY tho proper executive oucers IN
and Means previous Congresses have not been sach
ms IN their Inv ssgation, and accurate IN their acton IN
respect 70 these appropriations The Committees OF WAYS
ana Means am inclined to believe, are rather 70 be cone
mebded than otherwise, for they have, as know, Uui
formy opposed amend mens to bills which, while sPpro
priating email gums for nqurng into the ex?edency Of
aohe certain thass &c. &c, served As entering wedges
for millions.
Five thousand dolass is voted for ascerapng the prac
ncabty OF doing certain thing and upon this contracts
are entered into for hundreds or thousands This ~ the
class Of expenditures which swell up these efficiency bs,
eprit OF tne constitution.
stated that the present House will sustain tho pro-
gent Committee Of Ways and Means in holding executive
oce 70 strict accountability to the law, and establish
1t as rigid rule tina, expenditures shall be msde only for
the objects ataed in the law and when they have been
exhausted work must until tho further necessary
appropriations made
There Is DO more popular characteristic OF The demo-
cratic party than ts approval economical administration
OF the goverrmentybst the public money shall be
pended only for objects Of government and ma
No @ ses only s DE-
vor than Mr. Buchanan and the hope IL entertained that
bH clear judgment and excellent Craftsmanship will
financial endorsements, OF whatever character and
bring her officers and under tho discipline taught and
practsed by Jefferson and the other great pilots Of tho
(Cosrespondencs Of The Pressl
WAsMSGroN, Fob. s, 1858.
Address Of Northern Democrats to tie People Of me United
Stdtes-Position Of Democrats DC
The Northern democrats opposed the Tecompton swim
Ole Will IA day two, address 10 the people Of
the United States setting forth at large the which,
a. fair and honest men, compel them 70 differ with the ad
minisration OF Mr. Buchsran the Kansas question. II
will be firm in taking position for the will OF the
jority"
Subjoned abstract of the business of the Pension
ONCE for the month OF January last under the act OF Sd Of
March. 1885,
Number OF applications for bounty land received o22
Do warrants certificates issued ........ Il ,024
Total number Of applications received .284 ST6
Do warrants certificates issued. :. .2l9,7S6
To satisfy these warrants will require Of the pub
Lie land, as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-07

uaras NJ Keis said s you gro going 70 oeyso& retsrn
60 yssr ewn EIDE II Tie House, Mr. Grow RESPONDED,
sThis FREQ hail and every has right DO whore
NE pasaseso Mr Kett then came up 10 Mr.. Grow md
said ' want 70 know what you mean BY such
rs thats' Mr. Grow replied. ~ mean just what say
ths is a free hall and man has right 70 Do whore no
psesses" Mr.. Keu taking Mr.. Grow by the throai)
Bad al will let you know that you are damned BLACK
republican puppy" Mr.. Grow knocked up bis hand say
g 81 shall occupy such place this hall ~ please and
NO niger driver shall crack his whip over mo-" NJ.
Ket then sgsu grabbed Mr.. Grow by the throat and Mr.
Grow knocked his hand Of and Mr. Ksi& coming 1t him
sgain Mr. Grow knocked him down. The fight took place
THREE O'CLOCK, A. M
The House is still voting by yeas and nays 70 excuse
obsentees.
Mr.. QUIrNAN wished TO make proposition Win the
view of ending this improbable contest
Objections we're made but were afterwards with irawn
Mr. Qusmsn's proposition read that all motions now
pending the call for the previous question on the
amendment Of Mr. Harris OF Illinois, shall be Withdrawn,
and vote shalt then be taken or sustaining tho de-
snd for the previous question ana carried the House
Will adjourn TIL Monday and that at one O'Clock on that
day vote shall be taken on tho n ain question
Mr. HAals (a5m Of Ill, hoped the proposition would
be adopted az embraced everything gentlemen could
ask for
~~~~
promise his position without consulting him.
Mr. STANTON (opp.) Of ohio, thought tho proposition
rust and hoi el II would be agreed 70 unanimously
Mr. PHILLIPS, (adm Of Pa said as the proposition was
Tor avote to be taken 70 night he objected.
The said he could not entertain the proposition
without unanimous consent, aad this was denied
Four O'CLOCK, AN.
The House had just refused to adjourn. There is i'm
mediate prospect Of vote teng taken on any Of the ques
lions connected With tne Kansas message.
TEN O'CLOCK, A. NJ
From to 61k O'Clock he time of the House was wasted
on trivial motions.
AT the latter hour, MI QurrMAS submitted resolution
that the House adjourn till Monday next when the sub
ject now under consideration (he Kansas message) shall
be resumed aud the vte the pending proposition shall
be taken without being further delayed by debate da
tory motions.
Unanimous consent given to the introduction Of the
resolution which agreed to; AMI the Speaker
nounced the House adjourned till Monday, when the SUBJ
jec, will come up as tie special order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-07
Superior Court-Goneral Term.
Before Hon. Judges Bosworth. Slosson. Woodruff
and PieTepOnt.

The President, &c. of State Bank of New Bruins
wick VI. Samuel Acknowledgement affirmed with
costs.
Charles Bonito and al w. Thos Mosquera and a..
Order appealed from reversed, and an Injunction
granted
George d. Caudlc VS.. james Buchanan and al
Order on terms.
Victor p. Considerant vs. Albert Brisbane.--De-
murrer sustained-plaintiff to have leave to amend
on terms.
Charles Burial VS.. Vanderbilt & De Groot.-Judg-
ment affirmed, with costs
Joseph Ehlen vs.. Rutgers Fire Insurance Compa-
ny.--Judgment affirmed, with costs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-07
Arrest or Counterfeiters at Albany.

man named VIM ". Quincy and his sister in law,
Evra Bates, arrested here today, charged with
counterfong United States CON- In their possession
found quantity Of counterfeits consisting of twenty sh
ling, dollar half dollar and twenty five cent pieces in
finished and unfinished state After their examination
before the police magistrate they held to bail Sub
scqueny the United States Commissioner issued warrants
for them and they in the custody OF the United
States Marshal also a step dsughter Of MIS- Bates.
The police have been the look out for two weeks but
until today unable 70 obtain clue to where the
bogus coin came from.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-07
Police Intelligence.

AIrpeyp FoRGmy on ProSnspry Norx-George Carr
vas taken into custody yesterday, by Policeman Phillips,
Of the Second precinct police charge Of having forged
the name Of George Robinson Of Newburs 10 promsory
note for ssso The accused II alleged sold the note 10
one rnomss Tempest; RON thence : passed into the
hands Of Roderck sedgwick, OF Al Ninth street Mr..
broker named william Goul While in possession OF the
ass named person discovered 70 be forgery, and
prompt measures were taken 70 trace tne sutnor result
ns IN Inc arrest OF the accused the above charge.
Justice Connolly before whom Carr was conveyed com
nnItted the prisoner for examination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-07

Giovss-BAI---M Clifton, ncar Cincinnati Tuesday
Feb 2, by : W Fisher, n. n, CaARIss n GLOVER Es.1
OF New York, to EVA, eldest daughter OF Fiamcu BA
E.p., Of Clifton.
J. Wakeley, Mr.. Jonr MACE W Miss ELIZABETH h. BnL,
tntb NJ this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-07
News and Gossip Of Other Journals.
[Correspondence OF the Press

WAHHNafoN, Jan. OF, 100.
Deficiency BIis-Ab-ses Of ne Systsm-Rf~w DEMANDED
or years the abuse Of deficiency appropriation bills
has been growing into huge proportions The discussion
in the House Friday last the printing bill which APP
proprasee nearly million Of dollars " supply the de6
cencies in appropriations heretofore made and which at
the time estimated and recommended 10 be sufficient
for the purposes designed has exposed Of the ncau
tons and faulty legislation OF Congresses But this
"a only item In the system The whole deficiency ap
preparations unless where they made necessary BY
extraordinary circumstances which could not be fore
seen by human saeacity, should be done away with,
and this desirable result learn, the Committee o.
Ways and Mesns which yields q vast power for good
or evil, In the House, determined 70 accomplish.
The FIRST deficiency appropriation s 70 be found IN the
general appropriation b approved the 23d Of Dcceneer
17e1 and or making good deficiencies IN the last sppro
pratous for the compensation Of sundry ocers Of the
civil list approprstee the sum OF @l71. In ater
years these deficiency appropriations have gone on at
FIRST very small in amount, until At each session,
deficiency bill is brought in regularly as any ether
general appropriation bills Excluding the printing deh
cierces The deficiency bill for the present nscal year
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-07
Assembly.
ALBANY, Feb. 6, 1857.

ALBANY, Feb. D, 1901.
BY Mr.. wINNx (dem. )-Erom the Peoples Line Steam
boat Company for the establishmeat Of steamboat
wharves
BY Mr.. FrAzEH (rep For the reduction Of lawyers
fees.
By Mr.. Baccs (rep Against the Senate bill relative
70 foreclosure Of mortgages.
Also the usual number closing canals Sundays &c.
RxPoRr OF COMMITTEES, ETC.
By Mr.. DELANEY (dem) Favorably, 70 amend the char
ter OF the Orphans Home OF Now York Also prevent
the disturbance Of religious bodies.
New York and Erie and Buffalo and New York City Rail
roads may under their charters, purchase real estate
Of tho loaned to the Long Island Railroad Company
The resolution inviting the clergy OF Albany Troy and
GreeDbusb to olciate at the daily meetings Of the House,
Mr.. LAW Gam moved % amend by proceeding to elect
chaplain to the House. He urged the amendment the
ground that the corgy rich and that this pttance
awarded by the State might smooth the declining years Of
some poor deserving minister
Messrs Sicily ENGs and HUTCHINSON opposed the cleo.
ton OF chaplain, citing the experience at Washington
After long debate the report of the committee
adopted.
The bill to amend the act relative TO the company for
navigating lakes and rivers, ordered to third read
me bill to provide for the payment of officers during
the DISCRIMINATION Of the House received back from
the Senate.
On motion, the vote passing the bill reconsidered
in order to bring the bill again before the House.
The bill sent back TO the Committee Ways and
Means
NOTICES
By Mr.. LANINc (dem) to repeal the Canal Contract
ng Board bill Of 1857.
By Mr.. W. F. JONES (rep) to appoint three Loan Com
missioners.
By Mr. MOORE (dem to regulate the fare the Second
Avenue Railroad in New York.
by Mr.. DELANEY dem) TO prohibit the reception OF pro-
SCENTS by Commissioners officers Of the Metropolitan
police.
By Mr.. DYcxMAN (dem.) to amend the City Hall act Of
1857.
BY Mr.. SMITH (dem) to amend the New York Fro
Commissioners bill
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-07
A Queer Case Of Domestic Trouble.

PnIADnPruA, Feb. o, 1858.
Robert p kirkpatrick was arrested here today the
charge having attempted 70 poison his brother Edwin
and his family The testimony preliminary to the exsmi
nation elected the fact that the latter had been annoyed
for several years by the reception Of anonymous letters
designed destroy his domestic peace. The dasuerrco
type Of young woman whom alleged that he hal
seduced sent TO bis wife, and recently mince pie
containing arsenic, received at his house. both OF
which alleged to have been sent by Robert who rs
held for further examination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-07
rixhtness OF The Chs.t We sneere. 4.

slight thin sharp choous matter comes from our nose We
have heavness of the head great OF The chest
tightness and little tenderness in the region Of the
uHgs Now attention must be given this state OF facts
usmBa of the lungs congestion take place. and
death be whus before we are aware. BRANDREfHS pills
four according age, and constitution,
must be taken. They must freely drink wnrm
DIR INKS while the fever lasts and diet eat plenty Of good
Indian meal cruel chicken broth, with plenty Of rice In IT,
by this the second third day the disease will
be cured The wise will have Brsndres pills where they
be easily laid hold Principal office - Brandreth Bud
ing Sold also at 6 Bowery and 2I Hudson street So D
vision and CO Houston Of Lewis and IT'S Fulton
street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-07
Naval Intelligence.

The sloop OF Saratoga and Cy being dis
mented at the Norfolk Navy Yard preparatory TO going
in the dry dock The Saratoga expected to so in the
dry dock this week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-07

Browns Bronchial Troches Cough Iso-
zengcs coughs colds boersenes throat &c Sold
by all m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-07

Ba,ry's Tricopherous II the Best and Cheap
article dressing beaung cleansing curling preser
wing and restoring the hair Ladies Sod by all druggsa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-07

Defiance Sa1amap6er Safes-With Patent
powder proof and Also and burgAs
proof psror safes Depo is1 Pearl street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-07

Private Instruction Daily Ia the Art Of PEN
manship by OLIVER y. GOLDSMITH 352 and 800 Broad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-07
The washinston and Georgetovvn Banks.

The WashInGton and Gcorgctown Banks.
WASHINGTON, Feb 8, 1855.
All the bank scf this city, and the Bank Of Commerce
and the Farmers and Mechanics Banks OF Georgetown
resumed specie payment Of all their liabilities this
ing