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street, Of dsclin. and consumption, ErzAmru Yoy.or
wife Of Michael Mct. 'v ,sr,.,o.s % =,
members Of 1919 Engine Company NJ ~ .ne
specially invited 10 steo the funeral, oa Friday ,er
hoSn at two O'Clock. wiho To- af, sp,,c ,c
illness EzA McosArp. wdc> Of the late Alexander IA.
Dohs'd, aged so years and nom L..
10 not fret my chidreB 1.IL,
am not dead, but sieerir> oefe.
Prep sm Tow 70, d. 20 yen must ,u,, me.
The relatives and friends Of the family are requested to
attend the funeral, from her rcsces No ia Lau.
fess street. this rhusdayl afternoon az n O'Clock
MEap beloved wife q J%es aead My d.asS
Yer Oh simeon and Pelagrena yrice OF New yo aged =
TIE friends are invited TO sttend hsfunerai, the
second street Methodist Episcopal church, Frd ~ r.
Hark bark ny lord, my Lord and master CAR nts,
All Is wei, all is well.
'roon snail see, shall see his face In glory,
All well, all Is well.
Aeeu a6leu, my friends saieu.
Can no longer wait for YOU,
NY giittering crown appeafsfA view,
Aocxixss-suddenly. he son Of john Mock5ers as
wv bainssioe, county 6aiway, Ireland, aged ontos
at two oel0ck The viii be taken 70 Calvary C.
G., ss On Tuesday mo.nns, JAM II.
Funeral from Greene Methodist Exsoopal church
th Eth CTausaay} morning 9.I, al e. O'Clock
Mssaa SaosS,o !, psdham Mass on Monasy JAN 10.
United States navy.
Shnh-@very suddenly, on Tucpdsy, JAN IL JAM OAx-
rsNIi1. INC beloved wife " Robert Smith agsd 40 years
A months and 20 days. '~''
Beloved mother thou hast gone.
We know tie for the best
FOR thou hast found In Jesus, love
sweet eternal rest.
me relatives and friends Of the family are resecn,lv
invited TO attend the funeral fo her late residence Ma
ioZ foltn street, Brooklyn L. d., al one O'Clock ths
(ILurscay) afternoon
Hudson, N. Y, papers please COPY.
VAN TAssEI On Wednesday, Jan. IL; Ann VAN rAssu
In the 7Sd year Of her age.
Inc friends and acquantances Of the family are rcspect
fuy invited to attend the funeral services at the
OF her son nlaw Stephen Cash. No. 3s6 Eighth avenue
this (Ihursday evening, at o'clock Her remain viii
be taken to Taryiowu for uterment Friday orning
at eight O'Clock.
Detroit papers please copy
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Markets.

Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PiIIIApKrrrIIA, Jan. ~, 1852
Stocks steady. Pennsylvania Statn nves, % Reading
Rnilroad, 26A; Morris canal ASH Long Island Railroad
115s; Pennsylvania Railroad, 42ss.
MonIE, Jan. IL, 1850.
The sales Of cotton today $500 bales, AZ IL &c
for middng Sales Of the last three days 600 bales
Receipts Of the same time, IL 500 bales
CHARLESTON, Jan. IL, 1859
Cotton unchanged; sales to day 800 bales.
SAVANNAH, Jan. IL, 1859
Cotton market very much depressed sales day 45O
bales, the market closing with decline Of &C. &c
CINCINNATI, Jun. ~, 1889.
Flour firm and unchanged whiskcy advanced to 2ic,
with good demand. Provisions unchanged Mess pork
S17 20. Lard 10c lie. Hogs dull sales lG0 at 50 rs
Puu.AnEIrHIA, Jan. ~, 1859.
Flour unchanged. Wheat quiet. Corn wantcd AZ 7sc. q
7sc' Provisions quiet whiskcy firm, ut 25c. 26c.
BALTIMORE, Jan. IL, 1859
Flour firm, at So % for Howard street and Ohio Wheat
quiet CornYcllow, 7Gc.; white ,4c. Mess pork held
at S17 %. whiskey arn.
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ATwAIRs-syKIs.-On Tuesday, Jan. 4, at St. John g
church, Kingston, N. Y, by Right Rev. G.. W. Doane
Bishop OF New Jerssy assisted by Rev. George Waters
GrsrA daughter Of L. Sykes Esq., all OF Rondou r. r.
acknowledgements Tuesday, Jan. IL, by the Rev.
DR.. Potts, SAMUEL DEXTER BRADFORD, Dr. to REREcca,
sdopted daughter of JAMES LoIyMKR GRAHAM.
CoRNuL-BAYTA.M the South Baptist church, on Tues
day. Jan. II, by the Rev g. Alexander PETIT, RoBE.r G.
CORNELL to Miss MARY G. BASIA, all Of this city.
Observation-Disclosures Sunday, Jan. ., by the Rev. J.
$. Newman, W. H. NICHOLS 10 Miss LorsE HARRIS both
Of Bristol, England
SCHNEIDER FcoURsoSSoIs Tuesday evening" Jau
H. by the Rev. A. verren Of this city, LOUIS SCHNEIDER
Of Geneva, Switzerland TO Mss JrA LEooURsoSxors Of
Oman, department Cotes du Nord, France.
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Assembly.

AIEANy, Jan. l., 1859.
PETITIONS PRESENTED
Against the removal Of locomotives Atlantic street
Brooklyn.
number in favor Of closing the canals on the sabbath
For the construction Of new county, 10 DC called
Highlands county.
The bill to assess the lands orhe Saratoga and S,ckets
Harbor Railroads, exempted by the law Of 1857, was re-
ported upon favorably.
communication was received from the Comptroller Of
New York informing the House that the following amounts
OF assessments confirmed in certain years In that
city, vz-ls54, 81 094 2l7 In 1855, 1894 lo3 In 1856
ssh sib; in 1861, $3.50 ,2i2, and 1865, 1929 S74.
The Governor sent In all the papers relating to Quar-
The Governor also sent In the memorial for appro-
praton the State nebratc Asylum He disapproves Of
The appropriation, but recommends q law requiring
counties TO support their own nebriates at an Asylum.
INTRODUCED ere.
by Mr. wARSER dem ITO increase all the fees of con-
BY Mr.. MAsrEnsos (dcm.) ITO amend the New York
By Nr: WILSON (dem. ITO aunul tho Building AssOca-
BY MI. VAN vMkEssrRe 0cp ITO increase the fees Of
Justices Of the Peace.
BY MIR. lOwTo provide for the payment OF the travel
ling expenses Of Justices Of the Supreme Court
resolution was introduced by Mr.. schoehesa FOR the
appoinmcnt Of committee by the House and Senate TO
examlne the proposed Quarantine grounds. Laid over.
motion having been lost to discharge the special COM
mlec from the consideration Of the bill relating to I'm
claimed dividends and deposits and TO refer the same to
Tho Committee Ways and Means, Mr. DrRYxA moved to
require report from all the banks Of New York and
Brooklyn Of the amount Of dividends unclaimed for the
mast ten years He did So he sad because he believed
crcat error existed as to the amount.
A motion limiting the report to the past six years was
tbon made and adopted
Mr. MAcKN moved for report Of all tho canal claims
Maid since 1865 Laid ovcr.
select committee OF ono from each Judicial district
as ordered TO consider all propositions for tho amend
Mr. yHErAu endeavorcd 10 refcr that portion OF the
message relating 10 the Port Wardens act and
wbaryes and slips 10 special committee, but on motion
of Mr. Conki,n the resolution was tabled
A{fer debate the Governors message was disposed OF
bv the reference Of the several portions Of 70 appropriate
committees.
committee Of i've.
Immediately prior 10 the adjournment half past ono
o'clock Mr. James Reilly gave notice Of bill foe tho
construction of a railroad through avenue and other
streets Of Now York.
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DysPepsfa--What IL It allow Cured.
Dyspepsia rational disease stomach feeble
gestien distress after eating, costye habit bilious condition
How many suiier with and its attendant symptoms OF low
spirits bad taste coated tongue obsupete6 head attacks
of headache Yet how few know how Generally
because the bowels conspaed resort had
cs whose only office is weaken the digestion and impair
the integrity OF the entire ASST nuatve system
But Humphreys homeopathic dyspepsi pi!ls-a simple
medicated sugar pi-hnve cured hurdres Of the and
and restoring the integrity of digestive organs
which result good appetite regular haD;s clear head
buoyant Spirits Sucha medicine gem, only requires
10 be known 10 be appreciated
Price rs cents box with directions. Six boxes 81.
MA full set of Humphreys homeopathic specifics with
book OF directions and twenty different remedies in large
yms morocco case 20 do In plain case, 81 family case OF
ID boxes and book, 81
express free charge any address receipt price
Address Humphreys Co., 552 Broadway, New York.
Group, Coughs, Neuralgia, Rheumatism
iDs of all kinds Immediately cured by Tobias
wonderful Venetian lnment Sold by the druggists and
Sc CortlKndt street.
HolIovvay's Pills and Ointment.-yy-hite
swellngs feons stiff JOINTS cbbsins burns COMMISSIONS
and know properties In all internal diseases rely
pills.
One Principal of Life,
One principle OF disease,
BRANDRETIis A'''''N VI '-''
rIIl.S
Prove unity the first the second and the third PROPOSE
tons. Principal Office, No. 20 Canal street.
Chapped Hands, tEc.-Certain Cure.-Hege-
MAN cos champion ice, with Elycetine i65, 213 Oil and
IJ6 Broadway.
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THIRTY-FIFTH CONGRESS-.
SECOND SESSION.
Senate.


WASHINGTON, Jan. IL, 1859.
1HE IMPORTANT BILL OF MR. MASON.
The following are the details Of the important bill intro
duccd yesterday by Mr. Mason, (adm) Of va from the
Committee Foreign Relations, authorizing the President
Of the United States to the public force Of the United
States In the cases therein provided
Whereas the President Of the United States in the dis
charge OF the duty imposed on him by the constitution,
from TO time 70 give TO Congress Information Of the
state the Unlon and recommend to their consideration
such be shall judge necessary and expedcnt
has informed Congress that by reason Of the distracted
and revolutionary condition of Mexico Of certain Of tho
States Of Central America and occasionally OF those in
es Of American Citizens peaceaby and rshsray within
their respective limits, are subjected 10 lawles5 violence,
otherwise placed in peril by those Claiming TO be in
authority and for redress thereof negotiation and remons
trance, the forms OF diplomatic intercourse, are ut
tempted fl vain and IL bong manifest to Congress tina
such condition Of things in the States aforesaid will con
and irresponsible condition Mt present. and at times here
oforc tolerated by their peoples and being the ndispcn
sable duty Of the government oil the United States 70 pro
tec It's citizens against awlcss violence without the limits
ofthe United States wherever found on lawful GRAND;
he IL enacted &C., That whenever IL shall bc made 10
appear the President that any citizen citizens OF the
United states have been subjected within the limits OF
any Of the States aforesaid, and without mensurac
offence their part to any act Of force the part Of
those claiming to be in authority therein affecting tho life
or liberty Of such citizens and tho In the opuon
the President demands his part the incrposon here
matter provided 1t shall DO lawful for tho President
use the land and naval forces Of the United Saes sac
part OK them as he may deem requisite, in such way
MS Judgment may be most eectual by force, within the
country so offending, to give full and adequate rocf and
protection TO any citizen citizens of the United States
injured or impered and ut his discretion obtain
dress Tor any wrong done Provided, That the rrcs
oent snail report to Congress f In session, forthwith
h ia recess, at It's first meeting thoreaer) whaevcr may
pc conc ny him at any time In the execution Of this act
And provided furthcr That the object shall be
opalncu IN any case whore tho provisions o. this act
shall be catrcd into execution the land and naval forces
80 used shall be withdrawn.
Mr. MASON gave notice that he would ask tho Senate nj
carly day to proceed 70 the consideration Of the bill
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TIE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.

WASHINGTON, Jan. IL, 1869.
Much interest is manifested in the contest between Gen.
Norris On one SIDE and Reany, Neae Co. the other
for the for the machinery Of the sloop
budding OF Philadelphia 1t appears that three several
boards have considered the subject, which is under
executive Adjustment.
The storeshp Relief at New York is ordered TO be fitted
out carry stores TO the Home and Pacific squadrons and
is to proceed Aspinwa in the Of ten days.
The seventh annual meeting Of the United States Agri
cultural Society today largely attended President
Tghman in bis address, recommended appeal to tho
farmers Of America to raise subscription Of dollar
each the purchase Of Mount Vernon The medals
awarded at Richmond delivered, including Of gold
to p Rob for locomotive farm engine. The subject Of
agricultural education discussed by Messrs Carey
Ohio Calvert, Of Maryland Burwn, of North Carolina;
jones, Of Delaware, and others.
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EIMnA, Jan. IL, 1859.
The large tannery of VIM. Paggct Co.. situated near
the woocn factory in this place, caught fire yesterday
noon originating from overhcang the kiln in the drying
room. The building contained largo amount OF tanned
leather and wool arly all OF which destroyed Tn,
loss buildings and stock is estimated at So O00 fully
covered by insurance,
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.

ALBANY Jan. l.. 1859.
Notices were given Of bills to regulate the theatres in
New York; and to rcorganize the Port Wardcns in that
city.
Bills INTRODUCED.
To charter the Dime Savings Bank of Brooklyn and
the German Savings Bank Of New York
Fly Mr.. SLOAN dem. TO amend the usury laws
Mr.. DTES (rep) moved for joint committee OF each
house. act with the Governor in relation to Quarantine
matters. Laid over.
RESoI uT1oNs INTRODUCED.
Requesting the President to interfere respecting the
Jewish child Mortara. Laid
BY Nj. PgoSsER rep )Reqlesting aid from Congress
for The lakes and harbors. Laid over.
The Senate then went into executive session.
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se Cher Committees reducing The ansuuts below
stt'''ats thes always asked for more.
81 SEWARD (aoln OF Ca sid that the Expenditures
ci'he h"vefhmen. amount 10 eighty two millions por an
mum qua the aAlayagancc resulted from sysleln Of
RNaii0i and from the fact that the COMMITTEES Of WAYS
~ Means merely carry cut the recommendations the
~ aps OK tic variors departments This committee has
rt nae 20 toyuto 20 sucta large amount OF business
ht7 Atnee there should DO, as far as practicable,
og.p+lzatspn Of cutlek. .ftr
NJ Josrs, (adm Of Tenn, thought the pending propo
son would obstrrct busness produce ceoision By
on achcrencc 10 tue rules Nil measures coun be inteM
GETTY and properly considered.
Without taking the QUESTION. the House went into Com
mteo Of the Whole op the State OF the Union on
riE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE 4t~Fr
Mr. JENKINS (sdn Of Va, said that while the House
Yesterday was tscs.S eyaa they lost sight Of
treaty With Central America and from this proceeding NO
sball share like the doves from the protecting care of
the nesk. lie advocated the resolution heretofore
reported requesting the President 70 take such
steis as may, in his judgment, result in the
speedy sbroectpn Of the Clayton Balwer treaty, which
tha, derive no advantage from it, and asserted that
England is unfahfu To its ful1ment, and that it cor
slant and fruitful source OF irritation and luminosity be-
tween the contracting parties The treaty should be alb
roRsted FOR First because Great Britain has
no rights in Central America outside OF the treaty and
conds, because her pretensions to protectoraes
portions Of Central America are founded solely that
treaty.
Mr Gpppes (opp) Of Ohio, said that the President in
MS Message proceeded on the principle that tue
government has tho right to transform hu
nan beings into property The trainers Of the
On which the republican party basednameiy the right
all men " enjoy life and liberty He devoted much
TINE to the consideration Of the subject of the slave
power and Northern services rcjoced the progress
of human rights and liberty. When gentlemen were
asked to modify the republican platform, hc would say
there is no neutral ground between freedom and slavery
The basis Of the republican party is fundamental and
cannot be changed.
Mr.. BOWIE, (adm) Of Md, made a discursivc speech,
cc entay supporting slavery aging that every Old
ederast who In favor OF tho alien and sediton laws
was black republican
The committee and the House adjourned
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AFFAIRS Ar THE STATE CAPITAL.


Ouf special Albany Despatch
'o.nuSicATioS FROM COMPTROLLER HAws-ouAg.
ANIME AFEAlRs-TAE IkEBkfs lE Aay, pv yvv,
sloS OF THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gAxEeTr,,.
oha!!Mfp pEPos'fs--THn MonTARa cAsg-Soy,g.
TONS SENT TO THE SENATE, ETC, ETC.
ALBANY, Jan. 10, $3.50
Inc comptroller Of the city Of New Ycrk .saesm,ei
the following to the Assembly
=, fNsScx DxrAnrsiesT, CoalrnoraYe's o,r,c..
III no HALL OF RECORDS, New York, Jan III, 1859
M c. ~. NIT G. LlrIIlJJas, Speaker, &c.
compliance with resolution q the .,onora;ie
IN shn OF the State Of New York, adopted Jaa G. 1859
tsoived That the Comptroller of the city Of New YORK b
requested rspor: forthwith to this Eoust the Of
sesmenis confirmed by the Common Count. Of CHS
The yeaIs 1888 1857, 1856 1865 and 1854.
have the honor TO transmit the subjoincd sa,enent
r n draAA te
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Kansas News.

ST. LOUIS jan. L. 1869.
The Kansas bandth, numbering about 400 men, are
building O fort at Choueuns old trading post, and IL is
said Capt Montgomery will fight the troops from
Linn and Bourbon counties, unless the Denver compromise
&c cd xVit
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SQrAN, n j., Jan. II, 1909.
inc schooner pSxlu & .apa ho,DrSox ron
ton went ashore Barnegat shoals Sunday morning
at one O'Clock. Crew all saved. Vessel total loss
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he Death or .Judson Hutchinson.

BOsrON, Jan. II, 1850
Judson Hutchinson committed suicide last night, at his
residence in Lynn, by hanging himself II is supposed
that he was insane,
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The CuEvALIER WEBB's OPINION OF THE
HERALD.--The Chevaiier Webb wakes up as
from terrible dream at the astounding disco
very that The NEW York HsRALD has more nfu-
enee at Washington than all the organs Of the
democratic party put together IL the HERALD
possessed no greater influence at headquarters
than the democratic press has, Or deserves TO
have, we should certainly be in bad way
Even if driven to the wall by hungry creditors,
we should despair of writing or fighting through
q bankrupt law. Nay, more, If reduced to the
1asi extremities of a lobby agent, unless we
could command something more Of public inilu-
encc than the weak aud dcmoralized democratic
organs of the day, we should never have the au-
dacity to offer to use our influence as lobby
manager in behalf Of 'lree WOOL for the modest
equivalent of furnished house, well stocked
with liquors, and generous larder, free of
charge. The Chevaler Webb is man of mag
niGcent ideas, and how he has survived his
opinions Of the HERALD so long without explod-
ing, is as much of mystery to us as the woa-
derful tenacity Of the Atlantic cable.
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Re.Elcction OF Hon. Henry Wilson.

Re.ElectlOn OF Hon, Henry Wilson.
BOsroN, JAM IL, 1850
The House to-day elected Henry Wilson United States
Senator giving him one hundred and ninety nine votes
against twenty-five for Caleb Gushing and eleven for
9TH
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CLEVELAND, Jan. II, 1869.
Greonman Co.'s pail factory this city was burned
to-day. Loss $50 900; insured for $4,000 in New York
companies,
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Sound Navigation STONED.

NEW HAVEN, Jan. TT 1907.
The ice has impedcd Sound navigation that the Nor
witch and Worcester and Stonington lines OF
withdrawn. Tho New Shore Railroad in consequence
brought in one hundred and fifty passengers day for
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Cotton Factory burned.

AUGUSTA, Ga. Jan. r. 1859.
The cotton factory near Augusta burned yesterday
afternoon. There IL 10 Insurance.
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1saiion's French Yoke Shirts, New Styles,
made order from and warranted TO t A. lens ba
usual praces at BAiIOU's Shirt Emp 400 Broadway
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HALIFAX, Jan. l2-9P.M
Tre se as yet no Signs Of the steamship Niagara now
s9r: dle h.re witt Liverpool dates to the lst instant
Ve1.he. Gear ars calm.
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convection for murder al Trenton.

TRENTON n j., Jan IL, 1907.
Charles Smith tried to-day for the murder OF Joseph
Dowes in this county, and found guilty Of murder in
the second degree.
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Photographs Portraits, in Natural C0IOrs,
H ~ ersay improved 10 qualify End reduced In prices at
fpiahirs' gallery, 30 Broadway
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Defiance SaIamanaler Safes-With Patent
powder proof locks and bars Also burglar
proof pafior safes. Depot f92 Pearl street.
ROBERT NJ PATRICK
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Chest or Good Tea fog One Doliar.-Als~,
sr pouots coeee sn- 81. at CHRIsTrANsONs No Chsra
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arm Overshoes, OF Every Descriptions
M"c tur tnd caf skiDcressed with the on &c, &c
70 KEEP ae feet dry AID warm, at BROOKS. 676
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MISCELLANEOUS,

lady MlSS1Sg.-MISS MAGDALEyA BUUIER
6 s ner home lay act Broadway yesterday afternoon
% CLOCK TO vst her sister 70 Bond street. and also
70 90 some shopping since which time hau been seen
neaIl from some accident have befaien her Any
cioma o., concerning her will receyed
oy her relatives at the above She was dressed IN
blue merino ekirt black bask broce siswj isL 49,
centre and Dr. alb hat With black veil - 49," ~N'~s
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Barry's TrlcOphe r0us Is the Best and
cheapest article for dressing Identifying cleansing curing
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies' it, cold by alt
gista.
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Etw Feature
IL 4
FIh TKDAE. l..
ag..lctn nj stock OF
eEAfIEMRss FURs
Comprising
Nrflers caps gloves, &c an'ie.s &c
At GENln y liza. and Fir Store
HroadwSy,
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Death OF Surgeon Williamson.
NORFOLK, Jan. 10, 1850
Surgeon Williamson, of the navy, died last night.
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BatchelOr's Hair Dye, Wigs and T0upees-
the tie world SURPRISING all made. Sold applied
at the mandatory, z3 Broadway
CristadOrO's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees,
the best in the word-wholesale retaand the dye phi
rstely applied. No. 6 Astor House.
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Geo. Saunders' Metallic Tablet Razor
stop Ths the genuine article has been eqsled for
we keenest possible edge 10 For sale BIZ
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Balls and Parties Snow and Rain.-Ln.
dies e satin and kid slips CATERS for balls and paries
India rubber boots and shoes for and rain.
j. Il. MILLER a CO.. 3or Canal street.
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Take Henlthful Physical Exercise, a
WooD'B Gymnasium No. East wenS. eighth street.
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Islf Dozen Fine Shirss for a..
MOoDYs Shirt Emporium 2s2 Broadway.
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Warm tndershirts aud Drawers.
MOoDi's Shirt Emporium a62 Broadway.
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Fire Proof Safes.-Wilder's Patent Salamnn-
der depot. LIZ Water street, Wall New York.
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HeTfSg's Patent Champion Fire
And burglar 25 Broadway corner Murray It,