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Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-08

FRAuD.-lt is said that, annually. the Gov
ernment is defrauded out Of million of dol.
lars in the Post Office Department, by the
use Of counterfeit and re washed stamps. It
is intimated that clerks in the different Off
ees are participants in the fraud The mat
FER is undergoing on investigation
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-08

GREAT works for the manufacture Of all
kinds of glass are about to be constructed in
San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-08

CRuELrr.-On Saturday, young man
drove a epan of valuable horses from Maine
Bar to Placerville, and beat them while on
the road, SO nmercifully that shortly after ar
riving at the latter place, one of the horses
died The other is ruined for life.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-08

New PosT OFFIcE.--A post office has re.
Gently been established at Laneha Plana, in
Amador county, with ]. j. Tison, Postmaster.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-08

II is believed that Major Dodge is elected
Delegate to Congress from Nevada Terrific,
rV
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-08
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

For Governor,
LELAND STANFORD, OF Sacramento.
Leutenant Governor,
JAMES Z. KENNEDY, of Santa Clara.
Judge Of the supreme Court,
s. D. PARKER, Of Tehama.
Treasurer
PHILIP p. GAME, OF Butte
Controller,
j. X. CLARK, of FL Dorado.
Superintendent of Public Instruction,
s. w. BROWN, Of sonoma.
Surveyor General,
T. NJ. RANDALL, pf Amador.
Attorney General,
HARLOW S. LOVE- San Francisco.
For CONGRESS-,
p. II. SIBLEY, Of Placer.
f. D. BAKER, of San Francisco.
State Printer,
Y. b. MURDOCH, OF Santa Clara.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
For State Senator,
LEWIS CUNNINGHAM, of Marysville
For Assembymen,
WM. II. HARTWELL, Of Marysvilie.
SAM. RIpEOUT, OF Galena Hill.
GEO w. BEENY, of Sand Flat.
JOSHUA C. SARGENT, OF Dry Creek.
MARTIN KNOX, Of Brownsville.
County Judge,
L. T. CRANE, Of Cayton's Ranch.
District Attorney,
ISAAC S. BELCHER, of Marysville
Sheriff,
JOHN II. ATClIISON, Of Garden Valley
-. County Clerk,
RICHARD H. BLISS Of Camptonyille
Recorder,
CHARLES ". CORNOE, of Marysyllle.
Tax Collector,
ISAAC MEARS, Of IIess's Crossing.
Treasurer,
CHARLES C0VlLLAUD Of Marysville.
Asses or,
THOMAS MOONEY, Of Empire Ranch.
Public Administrator.
HENRY ElLERMAN, Of Marysyille.
Coroner,
DR.. JOHN T. MCLEAN, OF Marysville.
Surveyor
JOHN S. TARUE, Of Long Bar.
jy6-td2p
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-08

HoN DAVID c. BRoDERIcK will speak at
Placerville tomorrow evening.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-08
JUST RECEIVED
HulI's Patent T'r''ssc''

rxrrAL1rc BouGIEs. just received ~ WATTS,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-08

For Judge Of supreme Court,
ROYAL T. sPRAGUE, Of Shasta County.
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days o. This month and at the close of December, wa
that according 10 custom, the public would begin b
stocks at the commencement of the year. The fact that
there has been more stock sold than bought by the public
since New Year. The bad business OF the railways aud
the frauds which havebeen detected ia their cement
nave ehecsuay operated to deter the public from buying
auy oil the speculative stocks and had IT not been
Tor the courage with which the leading operator has
sustained the market, prices would have declined
much more. The principal effort Of the bulls al present
to sustain New York Central OF the value Of this
the proceedings at Albany will soon furnish evil
dence. The bill of Senator Stow toll the road in
Of the canal which last year passed the House, and
only defeated by votes in the Senate has again been
introduced and has, is said, every prospect of becom
ing law The of 1851, exempng the roads from tax
alton, is said to be unconstitutional and will form the
subject OF inquiry Add to these facts anothcr-which
has been carefully concealed from the public, but which
nevertheless ruehat the fruits Of last years
my of repairs the Central beginning to show them
selves; that last week bridge on the Central Railroad
broke down. in the western part of the STATE just after
train of cars hal gone it, and will be that the
bulls have no light task before them
The following table will compare the exports Of the
ven principal staple articles for the week -
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Died.


AILARE-At the residence OF her n.law, at Bridge
hampton l.. l., Wednesday, Jan. 49, CoRSEIIA AILARg
rec Of Andrew b. Alare, recently deceased in the 10th
BASR-In Brooklyn, on Saturday, jan %, of inlamma
ton of the BRAIN MARY LOUISE, daughter OF Alexander and
Mary Barr, aged years and ID days
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, this Monday) afternoon
O'Clock from the residence OF her parents No. 100
Fulton street, Brooklyn, without further invitation.
BLAKE-On Sunday morning. jan %, WILLIAM BLAKE, a
native of Mallou county Cork ireland, aged 55
His funeral will take place this Monday afternoon, at
one O'Clock, from No. l16 East Forty second street.
between Third and Lexington avenues.
BRowS-ln Williamsburg, on Saturday, Jan. 90, GEORGE
W, son Of Mary A. Brown, and grandson Of Geo. T.
Beakey, aged 10 years and 10 months.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral this (Aonday) afternoon,
at two O'Clock, from the residence of his aunt, Mrs
McGarey, No. 100 South Sixth street, above Sixth, Will
amsburg, and proceed thence to St. Peters and Paus
church.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
Con.-EIRASoR FoRREsrER Corr, wife OF Rev. Gurdon s.
Colt, D. d., Of Bridgeport departed this life on Friday
evening, Jan. q, at ten O'Clock.
Tho relatives and friends of the family invited
attend the funeral at st. Johns church. this (Monday
afternoon, at two O'Clock.
CoSSoR-On Saturday, Jan. o. after protracted i'll.
ness SARAH FRANCES only daughter of James and Helen
Conner, in the 22d year Of her age.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral this onday) afternoon at two O'Clock,
from the Chelsea Presbyterian church, Twenty second
street, Ninth avenue, without further invitation
The remains WI be taken TO Trinity Cemetery for inter-
ment.
Carbrey, In the 2Sth year of her age
The friends Of the family and those Of her brother
laws, Francis and John L. Carbrcy invited attend
her funeral, from her late residence, No. 20 Second
avenue this (onday) afternoon, at O'Clock, without
further notice
GIovER-In this city, Friday, jan q, of consump-
ton JOHN G. CLOVER only Of the late Andrew Glover,
and grandson of the late John G. Glover in the 32d year
OF his age.
His remains were inferred in Greenwood Coaetory.
EIGnAM Friday evening Jan. 81, OF consumption,
JAMES ALEXANDER IGHAM, late master OF the ship NJ B..
Palmer, in the 2Sth year Of his age.
His friends invited TO attend the funeral Tues
day afternoon at two o'clock from hs late residence, No.
60 Court street, Brooklyn.
HyrR.-On saturday, Jan. %, MARY L,vESIA, only
daughter OF John aud Josephine Hycr the 4h year OK
her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence OF her
parents No 1877 Stanton street. without further invitation.
This lovely bud, so young aud fair,
Called forth by early DOOM
Came forth TO show how sweet flower
IN paradise could bloom.
Heaven has gained another angel
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ARMY Intelligence.

The following assignments to duty OF officers of the
corps Engineers been directed by the War Depart
ment-
Second Lieutenant Geo W Snyder to report for duty at
the Military Academy, West Point.
Second Lieutenant John c. Palfrey to duty at Port
land, Maine.
by direction Of the President of the United States
Court of Inquiry has been appointed to meet at Fort
Moutrie South Carolina to examine into certain allega
tons prejudica TO the reputation OF Surgeon Bernard NJ
Byrne Medical Department. set forth in communications
addressed Colonel j. L. Gardner, First artillery, com
nandng officer at Fort Moultre by certain officers Of the
regiment The officers detailed for this duty are
Lieutenant Colonel Johnston First cavalry; Brevet Lieu
tenant Colonel septoe Ninth infantry Major Mordeca,
Ordnance Department. and Captain JONES' First artillery,
as Judge Advocate The Court is directed TO report tho
facts In the case, with their opinion.
BY same authority general Court Martial s order
ed to Fort Vancouver Washington Territory
for the trial OF Lieutenant J. W. Sill Ordnance Depart
ment.
Brevet Major W. W. Chapman, Quartormaster's De-
partment duty in the city OF New York. is order
cd to proceed to Fort Monroe, Virginia. there to assume
the duties Of his department.
The resignation Of Captain Loeser Third artillery has
been accepted by the President OF the United States
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on her. which was done She subsequently,. appears
= c., re,.o ~ have acted her agents in
proouag her cargo, the buk Of winch was no. easily
obtained as hear she has ,aIsa ns ou oo 81 n
har se qann.y ., other articles Mr. selvas applied for
for Porto Eo wnsI bp,, ss
A a a t and Immediately paced two Custom
o,sn ocere aboard of her who will commence to
@ r ,ar 20 10 day Il the grounds Of suspicion
ai,'n 1, Mess,s S. a NJ. seem but little disturbed about
the matter feeling confident tnat the Investigation will
show The bark entirely free from all completely with the
rIc She has nothing Of the appearance Of SLAYER, Is
r,d ashloncd and six eight knots hour, we think
you'd be her very highest Speed with everything In her
Savor We heard the bay yesterday that she cleared
ai Maanzas for Porto Rico but injured by stress OF
weather aud had to make this port for reparssomo-
what out of the way perhaps but II is possible she may
nave been driven this far out Of her course.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-24

Judge Roosevelt, in tho of the Bank of Danvile
against the Home Insurance Company and Others on a
policy of insurance. overrued the demurrer OF the defend
ants, with leave granted them to answer.
Judge Hilton, in the of Charles b Bostwck, re-
ceiyer against Andrew Beiser and William Menck assign
ee decided That the assignment is fraudulent and void,
as against the plaintiff, receiver &C., and as against the
creditors of Beiser, and that the plaintiff is entitled to
Judgment that the defendant Menck account under the
direction Of Woodbridge Hudson referee, for all moneys
and property which into his hands by virtue
such assignment.
In the Superior Court before all the Judges in general
tenn, in the of Shubert A. Darling against DAME
Jackson trial ordered tho costs to abide the
event. In the of Lowell Holbrook against William s
Wilson ct al judgment render cd for plant from the
verdict.
In the matter OF ". A. Hrdcnbrook writ of habea,
corpus issued to the keeper of Edrdge street Jail To
produce the body of said Hardenbrook The return to
the writ, presented by Deputy Sheriff Vuitee showed that
Mr.. Hardenbrook under arrest oy virtue OF war
rant the Supreme Court for contempt in negecng
pay omony to his wife, who had obtained divorce from
him Mr.. Hardenbrook submitted that he had been at
tending before referee of tue Supreme Court, and was
returning such reference, which adjourned to
future day. and he therefore claimed that he under
the statute exempt from arrest civil process After
come desptory conversation, the Judge admitted Mr..
Hardenbrooh bail the OF $780, to appear before
him on Monday morning with further proof
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ehetier, JAMES Josss. aged a.
His friends and aequantaaces requested 10 attend
The ,unera' hs (Monday) AFTERNOON, a. Que O'clock al
- 'stefs church. Westchese..
oc Soop-Oo Saturday, Jan. 90 OF congestion OF the
lungs 'AsnIsr wnIs, daughter OF Charles aai Il "a
Wells Loo. wood, aged months.
Funeral VI take place this (Monday) afternoon one
O'Clock IRON he residence of her pareuis No ca Lxsg.
ton avenue
MsHox.-After lingering iiaess, OF consumption az
quarter before eight o'clock, on Sunday morning, May
GlKTRrDE, eldest dauaNr o. the LATE Thomas Maaoa,
The friends of the fariy are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, on Wednesday n~ong az Ten O'Clock
from her late Residence No. 5Hudson pace, We4t llF
fourth street, near Ninth ayepne.
New Orleans and Baltimore psfers pie tse copy
MoIKSAoR.-On Sunday morning, Jan. -, CAfnARiss
MoLKsAoR, wife Of the late David aoienaor.
Further notice OF her funeral VIII be gwen.
Accommodation MCCONNELL, ia the 24tS year OF his
The friends Of the family, and those OF his brothers.
Thomas, john Mathew, aud Patricia Mcconnesl, are M
viied to the funeral, from No. l5i West T~cHy ninth
street, this onday) afternoon, at nafpast one O'CLOCK
without further invitation.
blct'hiER.-in ihs city, on Sunday, Jan. 20 hO'eKr,
infant son Of Robert ana Agnes McBer aged Ia nootns
and days
The relatives and fricuds of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the unera from the residence OF his
parents, No. 20l West Twenty fifth street. this (Monday)
afternoon, at one O'Clock
MEYER.-Un Sunday Jan. %, OF Ernest II. anf Ann
Meyer aged 20 days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from the resdeacc of his
parents, No 392 North Second street. William 5burg this
(Nonday) Afternoon, at two o'clock.
NIMmo-On Saturday, Jan. 81 LAURA VIRGINIA, infant
daughter Of Van. H. II. and Laura Mason Nlmmo, aged
days.
The funeral will take place on Tuesday afternoon, at
two O'clock from the residence OF her parents No 407
Fourth avenue The relatives and friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend without further invita-
ton.
O'CoSNoR.-suddeny, on Sunday morning, Jan. %,
JULIA ANN 0'CoSNoR, aged So years.
The friends and acqua,nances o. the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the residence of
Lawrence Oi(OunOr.
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Total for 1859.

The outflow of specie during the week has been very
moderate and the banks have been assduousy strength
enng their reserve by drawi Dg coin from the ncghbor
ing Cities in order to enable them 10 meet the demands
that will be made upon them next week for the loan
II is possible therefore, that notwithstanding the ship
ments of the 18th and 10Th, amounting altogether
to about $685. the specie reserve may show a
small increase. Last week the amount held $780,
3s0,Ooo. The SubTreasury closed yesterday with
s4s5l $685. against 81 S44 1924 last week Money dearcr
than it was a week ago, though it still be had
on very easy terms on call on good collateral AS
the above figures of the commercial movement of the
port indicate there has been mercantile paper made
during the past fortnight than for time past and
though the banks generally have been increasing their
with very little regard to the future, few OF the
conservative presidents have lately begun to ask
higher rates for paper whchh over sixty ninety days
TO run. We quote call loans, State or government
stocks g. first class short endorsed paper at
good paper longer dates, as Exchange Europe
is firm at last quotations. sterling bills bankers at 1905
s. mercantile bills 1854 1904; francs SIS $40.
The most important affair Of the week has been the new
Loan for which the New York tenders closed yesterday
afternoon The amount of the bids for which deposits
were made at the sub.Treasury in this city was as was
stated yesterdays HERALD s12 000 Besides these,
many parties will probably their tenders made to-
iSSs'
bankers The prevailing impression is that the loan will
be awarded at premium of from two to three per cent
or in round figures two per cent lower than the last
1t is however, understood that combination of leading
fnanciers has been formed for the purpose Of
taking the whole loan, apparently with Wow to
its sale in Europe, where, doubt Continental po-
litcal complications would tend to render Ameri-
securities popular. 1t is possible that these
ties in order to their AIM may tender something
above what popular opinion in Wall street haswithout
any particular groundseted to be the value Of the
ves. STILL should another loan be authorized in Februa
ryand there to be every for supposng that
such will be the casethere will be little time left for the
original purchasers TO dispose of their purchase We have
alluded heretofore to two Of tho which have
contributed to render this loan sacabc than the
last IL is now unnecessary TO 60 the ground
II may be noticed, however, that, according to the
terms Of the loan, the operation which per.
formed by leading mercantile house last year, with
gard to sum- believe, Of $500 900, may be
fully repeated this time with regard to the whole loan.
Should Mr. Cobb be rendered his ten millions at San
Francisco with the privilege Of sending to the Atlantic
States by Wells Express, the premium he will obtain
would hardly repay him for the extra expense.
Tho movement stocks during the past week has been
tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-24
Personal Intelligence.


Gen. Quiman left sugar estate, the income Of which
ranges from $4,000 to 900 II goes to bis daughter,
wife Of Lieut.. lowell of the Water Witch.
ARRIVALS.
ra nTS% H. E. * ss
fre Pres CAP. Evans ispaass, Sibbe;' d
Ne Spw S Dp en MI
slegh, Mr ackrs Mr. Schroeder Brayton Miss ward,
na two NJ yan a
From Charleston il the steamship Mario MaronT HOyt
Teaden, A HITLER, james Webb " II Cnnninsham, P 8
toward toward b Encs Mr. resn wssey As arssn
HencEler' Maitland, Shepherd and in Storage.
For Gspow in the .eamship Glassow-James Dreamer,
.ha Mm Hsoq se
York Kinss and lady s.s ssn and Larry
con Montreal Haskell, Newark Misa Lucy Pole, New
York, and go in seeragc
Charles Newell w7 Mbs 'S s. oS Mr. sn
spsnss Tass 1STf rd9sS
s M o aaa Ss F1ssP a19@
s Ss Ms rnS sss A's Geo s"%s en-
Rose Mrs lockwood Whittier Andrew shearsr Joseph
ss s.? NV aS ssa as5
h nS ss Ems oa%Ss ssse
Iarence ohas i Moss ! Tteomb " Foster Nj and Mrs
Nm i Burdine j. " Iseden, A T A l1zersndo Wolf d T
ros Gso NJ tail pS amy S T Mrs.
Powss, George, suss Mary Gor, Henry Mcbride, n
Tracy snd % In the steerage
For Chac.sea steamer James AdgcrEMrs Kay End IN
FAINT, Misa @ Winans W II Hustled, A WinaDs Weldon,
Chss Martin. Horsey, Capt Jones and lady Par
fridge Martin, Berry Peacock Richardson j TIL
fsny Miss II Hatch Miss Simmons Fitzpatrick, + Daw
ron, j Crawford and iady, N Tyler u Fannmg, W Z
Congdon ard two children. Milgan and lady, Jno
Mligan Shines, Mrs Hussey and child J Dolson,
Dosep Vim Mckay, Chas Perry. McCance Mr. Chichester
VIM j Crswold, Hy Fieidncr Capt ID s Packer, Mrs w
Pepdeou M Pendleton, Mr. Reynolds Rob Gilehrst MTa
Utchkock Miss Crocheron, Crocheron, Mr. Mensand
Levy II Hceiy, MIS- Wallen aud child Fdk Babel. }
Gbolwell, A Peon Millwee W Drew, j Dileber, II
Grent q A Prpge w Smith, W Armstrong, j Sey.
mour q Simpson, W - Eeldon, = Wilson, @ Pater, d
Patterson, yorker Waterbury, aud thirteen in the steer
age.
For Richmond &c, in the steamship Jamestown1I Lay
William Black Mas Louisa Kirhcr Ferrer Dsturne
DR. Hartley and lady, William Buckley and lady William
Haney, Scbeppe William NJ Robinson, r Slime M Dun
ming William Scott Donney. J Donohue M Ferris Jr,
tjden, M Farragut, Baptist, B Gnahmey, John Shy
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Court Calendnr-Vhia DaV.

SUPREME CouRr-Circut.-Part Mos. 81, 447, CT and
six other causes, AL 49, 1892 49, 4eS 400, ALL 47s,
49, 4s1 4s3 1885, 4S7 489. 4ol, 493, 497 Part 2-Nos
4q4 1872 $780, $685. b40 542 646, 54S, $780, 554, $50, 55S,
$50, 562, 564, sos, $40, 572, 574, SIG.
SUPERIOR CorRr.Nos III, 8, 2o0, BIS, 81, 372, 5,
1872 267 col $780, 49, So 3d. 273, 362, 22S 9 3l4 1913,
2q5.
SUPREME CouRr-specal Term-Nos 1871, 1856, 167, 16s,
16p 49, 49, 1872 &C., TO- "a, 49, H. 1O6, 1884, 1856, 157,
1856, 1877, 1888.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRr-Nos 1903, 100, 90, 90,
II IN 76
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Obituary.

OLIVER RICE, soldier of the Revolution died in May
field, Fulton county, N. Y. last week. He ninety
two years old. He employed an express rider in
Revolution and in that capacity executed commissions
for Washington. He belonged to the Freemasons over
seventy years. and passed through twenty degrees He
placed $500 deay the expenses OF his burial
with Masonic honors with the request that Mason should
preach his funeral and his wishes faithfully
compiled with.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-24

New YORK Court OF APPEALS, JAN. %, 1852
No SIS. Argument concluded.
No 63. Kimberley against Patchin. Motion to open de-
fault granted by consent
No 34s Bank of Rome respondent, against the Village
Of Rome, appellant Argued. Mr. 8. Beardsley, counsel
for appellant; Mr. +. Herman, counsel for respondent
o. o. 47O 81 81, 81, 80, Sc, 49, 49, 49, &c. &c. 81,
76, 80, IA, 4S0, 4S5.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-24

BRyAyT-CAMP.-On Sunday evening, Jan. %, by the
Rev. S. Cook Mr.. JERRY BRYANT of New York, to Miss
NELLIE CAMP, of New Haven, Conn.
Boston, New Haven, and California papers please copy.
MoTT--FEIDs.-In the month of November, Mr.. JAMES
Morn to Miss ELIzABErH AUGUSTA FIELDS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-24

A. w. Faber's Lead Pencils Sold at Retail
BY all saoners at Wholesale only by FABER sole sgeEt
50 William street
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Fire Proof Safes.
wILDERs PATENT sALAMANDER.
DEPOT, I22 Water atrect,
Near Wall street, New York.
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To Advertiscrs.-Thc Norfolk and Ports

mouth "DAY BOOK advertising medium, Is unsur
passed by any paper published its section OF country
II penny paper publishes the list of letters and has Larger
ejaculation In Norfolk Portsmouth and vicinity than all the
other papers Of those cities combined Northern merchants
doing advertising In Virginia aud North Carolina would do
well to patronize columns For terms address John
Hatha way, Editor Day Book, Norfolk, Va.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-24

People Wishing the Cheapest and Eest
sugar tea and coffee to REDFoRD5 4s Sixth sveuue
Fourth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-24

Dupuy's Liquid bouquets, exquisite In fra
aud variety Permeh fragrant pomldes oils and
toilet soaps, &c. Il. DUPUY, Chemist, CO9 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-24

Herring's Patent Champion FtrS
and burglar proof se 25i BrosdwsE corne, Murray Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-24

Hh', Ininttablc Hair Cuttcr.-IIair Dye, 80
cents boz black or brown No. Barclay street. ~ " $50
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, jan ZZ--U 7. N.
AsHEs--The sales embraced about 30 bbs pots at SIG
while pearls were steady at &c.
BREADsTUFFs.-flour-Th market continued firm aud
closed rather higher rates The transactions embraced
about 10000 $4,000 bbls closing within the following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-24

I3ntcheior's Hair Dye, Wigs and T'Oupees--
the best in the world SURPRISING all made Sold aud applied
at the maunfactcry. 2s3 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-24

Cr'stadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupccs,
vately ~ Piled, mt No. q Aston House, =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-24

HarTy's TrfcopherOus Is the Best and
cheapest article for dressing Identifying cleansing curling
preserving and restoring the hair Ies try it. sold by al
druggists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-24

The decline has been caused by Tho nonappcarance OF
tho public in tho stock market as buyer The cacaa
ion of the bulls who bought so largely during the early
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-24

n Chest or Good Tea Tor One Dollar.-AJso
pounds coffee Cor 81, at CHRIsTIANsON's No Cham
befs