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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-28
Republican Mass Meeting In Jersey City


There was great republican meeting at Jersey City
Tuesday night. Charles S. Olden, the candidate for
Governor with a few friends. dined with A. o. Zabrske
Esq., after which they returned to the house of Mayor
Gregory, where large number Of czens and gentlemen
from neighborng States were introduced to him. Tho
company after running commentary the signs OF tho
times and the coming contest In New Jersey partook Of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and sandwichesand proceeded to
the great hall where the meeting held On the arri
val OF the committee OF arrangements they found the
hall filled TO overowing. hne band present which
dscoursed elegant musc while the elements Of the
ing were taking their seats
The meeting called to order by JAMES r. FuLDRN,
who nominated DENNING DuER for chairman Of the
ing, Who in taking his seat, made brief and pertinent
speech in acknowledging the compliment paid him and
indicating the importance Of the coming election. Mr. f.
5. Hatch was appointed secretary Vice presidents
appointed from the several cities and townships Of tho
county. Mayor Carpenter from Hoboken Mr.. Clarke
MIR. Gaddus, c. Van Worst, s T. Ransom, Mr.. Husemon
DR.. Hornblower and Jacob MaTcellus the names OF
the Vice Presidents
Mr.. CHARLES 8. OLDHN was fret introduced In plain
lucid statement he pat silence the aspersons cast on
him. and spoke of the duties which the office Of Governor
imposed and his determination not only to discharge them
with fidelity, but " influence Ear In him lay
national policy which should advance the great
Of the nation He reviewed the democratic policy of tho
federal government in relation 10 the public domain He
deplored the last new fashion OF
policy Of paying the debts Of the State lie was op
posed to such windy crnone with all its hoops and
hopes.
Mr.. Briggs gentleman from Ohio next addressed the
meeting In very interesting and amusing manner not
destitute OF oratorica pretension and display He
followed BY MIR. Joseph Hoxie, of New York. who ~
usual was telcitous grave and funny. Gov. Pennington
addressed the assembly, discoorsng coming
Congress and invoking complete and entire union Of me
opposition TO PROSTATE and annihate the democracy
The Governor cordially received and his speech was
often warmly appauded
sey City, and Mrsaac n Scudder also severaly address.
ed the meeting.
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young man about twenty three years Of age, living Ut
Harlem, and one OF the supposed parties implicated in
the murder Of james MCGEE, at Crowns corner the
five Pont about four weeks ago, sar cpdered himself
day evening He win be examined rom, time to-day by
one Of the COroners.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-28

Ladies' Cater Boots, Single and Double
soes, with heels at Ia and lis per pair with ladies'
misses boys and infants Boots and Shoes India Rubbers
DO, at MIlIERS, 357 Canal street
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Heavy SILK Undershlrts and ORA ers
Winter Gloves and Gauntlets
At and 50 William street, OF Maiden lane
GEO. N. TRACY, Agent
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100 Photographs for Ten Dollars at the
HOLMES Gallery Ambroypes, Daguerreotypes and Cameo
types equal to the best and cheap as the cheapest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-28

Brady's Gallery has Removed from 351
Broadway to 6s Broadway Of Beecker street. Photo
graphs Daguerreotypes and Ambrotypes
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Appointing Inspectors OF steam Boilers
THE SUBJECT BEFORE THU COMMON COUNCIL.


THE suBJECr BEFORE rHE COMMON COUNCIL.
The special committee Of tbs Board Of Councmen, sp
pointed to report an ordinance In favor Of appointing
inspectors OF boilers In the city OF New York. held
their FIRST meeting yesterday -Councilman Iaimbeer in
The chair.
JosxPn Corrxx, civil engineer, appeared before the
committee He said there such thing accident in
the explosion Of boilers ALI caames arising from boiler
explosions either the result Of careessness
management he considered that proper persons should
DO appointed 10 inspect boilers, and tic caames would
be very few or We would have none at all He would
recommend rst test tho boilers by hydraulic or steam
PRESSURE and especially examine the who have
management-see that they have proper Intelligence,
practical experience, Judgment and sobrety He would
not consider absolutely necessary that every hav
ing the management Of them should be machiniss. He
OF opinion that the absence Of sufficient quantity
o water In the boilers generally the Of accidents
who have control Of boilers understand their manage
mentS A. No. sir; out Of seven, perhaps ten.
CRAiRMAN-Where would you advise boilers 70 be
locateds A. In the upper parts Of houses.
Mr. CoHEE said that he would lay his views before the
committee, In writing at their next meeting.
IRA BUcMAN, Jr, said he would approve OF the prin
ciplc Of appointing inspectors Of boilers II he not
OF the fact that they have frequently exploded Nm
mediatey after having been inspected. He submitted
plan Of boiler which blew up day after II had been
inspected. He spoke Of statement in reference
which appeared in the HERALD few days ago. He said
passenger OF the Williamsburg boats noticing that
they carried 40 lbs Of steam when 80 lbs indicated
on their engines, asked tho engineer why this the
case, and was answered that they obliged TO do it
keep up with the new boats
WILLIAM II. LOWE, q practical engineer, explained
several matters and techncals In reference steam
engines but said nothing the subject Of appointing in
spectors
The committee then adjourned their meeting Ill. Mon
day next.
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wigs S. TOupees and Hair Dye.-Cam.
FRoNs, 1893 Fulton street, Brooklyn For style and quality
" challenge the world
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A Fashionable SILK Hat for 93.-An OF
the latest styles OF Hats Cape and Furs at SCOTT BACK
MANS, l46 Fulton street
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Get, Get, Get You, You, Your LtIee-Like-
Likeness Ia ttaken for, for s shilling at HOBO HO
HOLMES, S16 Broad Broadway
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Paris Gloves.
jus; received per Hayre steamer,
Invoices Of Freres Paris Gloves wntes
also Of Jouvins Kid Gloves all made expressly for
LEARY CO., Haters, Nos 8, and AAtor House.
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Trusscs, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stock
ings, bandsgcs and DR.. Glovers lever truss, No
utra
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Hill's Hair Dye. 5Oc., Black or Brown.
BILE Hair Cutting at No l.
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gone by when intelligent people estimate value OF an ar
ce By ~ cost az 10 universally known thai KNOX selling
the best Hat manufactured In the
hs rivals In The trade Be f.shonabe II yoH are disposed
Rsh the one and avoid the other By dealing KNOxs 2l2
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Schutltn's Automatic Grain Scales
sef acting self weighing self registering Now on eY hihon
10 p. II. -
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Brooklyn.-WilI1ams Brothers. Pho
toapts Of deceased persons from dseuerreotypes give
satisfaction In every instance 2f9 Fulton
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Lad1css Furs
AT GENIN'S BAZAAR.
HUDEONS BAY SABLE SETS.
RARE AND CHOICE.
GENIN'S BAZAAR,
SIS Broadway.
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DIR. Sweets Infallible Imminent Cures
burns and scas Immediately The best remedy for sprans
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1t Is not n Dyc-Applied Like Water
WILSON'S Hair Coorer colors the hair changes all GRAY
black brown without colorng the esh d cenis
bottle. Sold at the drug store SO6 Grand street ~
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Drawings OF the Delaware State Lotto.
nes.-WOOD, EDDY CO., Managers Of the
DELAWARE. GEoEcLA- ksxTuCkT AND MISSOURI STATE
LOTrERTES
DnAwAxp-ExrRA CLASS No. 666, Oorosn q. 1854
So, 48, 81, "a, 40, 40, 80, Is, 81, IS, IL, As.
DEIAwARE-CIAss No. SOS OcfoBxl q, 1889
49, 81 80. IS. IS, Is, 81, A. 81, As, g. rs, r. IL.
Circulars sent free or expense by addressing
W0OD EDDY CO.,
WilninGtOn DolaWaPA
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Wheeler d Wilson's Sewing Machines.
Office sos Broadway, New York.
HollOways Pills and Ointment are the
twin reinrdes on hch depends than bali the civil
lied world oI health Diseases which have medical
skin disappear before their wonderful healing
virtues 30 Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-28

Wfgs.-Cltrchugh's wig Factory, 0Os
broadway; up stairs STYLE it, material wor kmanshp
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CTEREOscoPEs AND sTEREosopIC VIEWS
- At Low PRICES.
While photography portrays the beautiful
IN all their promusa
The objects and The scenes themselves David Brewster
STEREOSCOPEa
Stereoscope opera glass style. Observation-Disclosures. 10
Imitation OF MAHOGANY, fiat lenses. ..... 81 u
Mahogany, fine fat lenses ...............s n
Rosewood, fine fat lepses ............... d
Besides these 40 varieties including instruments .
hold 200 views withou. CHANGING.
STEREOsOOPIC VIEWS
% Views o. Paris st-............el 80 per daGn-
30 Views In Scocard-its Lakes, Atbeys &c 8 %
"a Views of celebrated satuary-Goodman's
3
15n Views IN The United States. plain. 90
100 Views In the United States, cclored $500. 90
20 Views Of European cities ................. 90
50 Views OF European cities, colored. ........ 90
catalogue OF more than 00O Views together with Tw
ings Of Instruments sent address
The Views may be sent by mall the Steseoscopes By
A liberal discount 70 dealers u. APPLETON 4 co.
9f6 and lt6 BroadWnw.
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Get Your Fall style Hat or White, 2l6
Broadway, Barnum's Museum
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English Cricketers.-An Imperial Pho
tograph Of The "An England Eleven" exhibition .,
Also e stereoscopic Of the cricket ground WITH
ers playing Copies Of tho stereoscopic view for sala
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Bstchelor's HAIR Dye, wigs and Tow
peesThe best IN tho world surpassnR al Ada Sold and
applied Ut the mandatory, rs Broadway.
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TELEGRApHIC.

NEw ORLEANS, Oct q, 1859.
The steamship, Havana brings Havana advces to the
oath inst Sugars held steadily but rates
minal; the stock 100000 boxes Sterling exchange
1T1s Is per cent premium; exchange New York, 60
days, 81 per cent premium.
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The Drawings or the SUSSEX County ana
FRANCE, BRoADEEnTS 4 co..
MAHA0UEa
ne Lgaure Of As Ssate Of Desvsrs a H. last seoa
esvme sven 70 France, broadbeuts Co ory c0nfraN ~
Meey year. we ne Undersigned appointed
oy he 0everncr Of sad State superfnsend e 6rawnr Of
80 lottery d. hereby certify hal As following are is Snn.
sussrx CouHrr-cIAss 1884, ocrosxn q, 1851.
4, SO, es, 2, 80, 8, Is, So, IL, So, rs, %, So.
CcssoIIDArxD LorrEsr-CIAss No iS2 Ocrosxu a lSe.
So, 5e, ", 81, so, 3, 8, %, IL, q, 50. s..
a, w'9sS , %. !, nas 70. al Wilmington. De s day Ch.rs
;;sSSHss IN %4skm }conn,..os.-..
FRAACR BROAD6EErs co..
Wilmington, Del
wheeler - Wilson's Sewing Machines.
MErHopisr Book CoscxRH
100 Mulberry street. New YORK.
Being b constant receipt Of inquiries from our brethren
respecting Sewing Machines with requests recommend and
puchsse we have IA conjunction With lady friends
sene for family sewing and End those made BY
heeier wilson Manufacturing Company sos Broadway
new YORK 70 tuiy combine the essentials OF good insr
seen 20 favorable results from In our own and ia
OF feuds desous hat ther benets
should bs shaI ed By al breshen have interest
xsIL sTEyESs Tn "a cxsiT SSSr 0'sArsn'
B BzSiEa , VIII I Il ssS; osSbwAaDs
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Heavy All Wool Under Garments For
men, and children, at McI4AuGHLINS Shirt store
corner Of Greenwich and Murray streets
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Hafr-Its Diseases, Fall, Change or Color,
their embellishments the whole treated carefully by GRAND.
JEANi % East Twelnh street, next 70 Broadway
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Barry's TricOpherous Is the Rest and
cheapest article for dressing identifying Cleaning curling
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies' try H. Sold BY al
druggisis-
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Remember, Reader, II You Want O Good
Ovcrcoa Business Suit anything the way of
Clothing DRUMGoLD PRoCd'S, IA Broadway, Is the
spot opposite St. Paul's church.
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CristadorO's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou.
peesThe beat In the world wholesale and retail aud he
dye privately applied, at No 6 Astor House.
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SuPRE1E CoURT-Crcuit-Part Mos. 5i15 SOIL
as so ess sS ass a. S4s so S
$40, 496s1, 48l2E, $780, $685. 1850 $780, 457l 5s3l
1885, GALS. Part 2Nos 24ls $780, 1885, 254s 247s 2l3s
1856, and all the even numbers to 1852
UNKD STATES D11ucr CoURr-This is the last day for
filing notes of issue for next term.
SUPERIOR CoURr.--Noe 472, 5OOl<, 49, ia, 46l 100
565, $685. $685. 4s7, 5l4 47s, 49, 463 52 SOL 6ls $685.
54s, sos, 154, $40, SAL, $40, 6o4, 4as, 4ss, 537.
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Georges Hair Dye, Black or Brown, "a
boz The cheapest and the world Try IL De
20. at SCOTS, 500 Grand street. New York
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire
and burglar proof Safes 81 Broadway, Of Murray
street
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Seamless Caps.
WHITE, the Halter ne Broadway
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Gcntlemen's Fashion Hats.
WHITE, "the' Halter, ne Broadway.
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DORT WINE. BOTTLED IN OPORrO
To obviaie the extreme difficulty heretofore exu0rfsn
or procuring In al ~ native purity and excellence
GFNDINE PORT WINE,
so invaluable Tor medicinal and life saving purposes
OSBORN co. of OPORrO,
he only mercantile establishment In Portugal which RS
branch the United sta,es have adopted plan shtp
The finest vniags 10 boxes Of dozen each
brsndmsrk and guarantee whereby can 6eoeu1
upon obtaining the genuine aruce 10 The original packax =
and ~ e.acily the condition
ex brig Alipede from 0porto and for sale by
Csrhart Brothers 4 Co. s. Broadway, New York.
Frederic :. cozzeps IS Warren street. New York
James SynLetnn 80 Beaver eet New York,
u Il. Efrk IS Futon sreet, New York
Otto Cranz Richmond Va
p. Tierrpap a Son. Baltimore, Nd
s. A. White 4 Co., Hsifax, n 8.
Orders for direct mporcns the trade only reoe&yoA
and forwarded TO Opnrlo by
John OSBORN A5 BEAVER street nv
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CsTRANGFRs AND CITIZENS
~ Are invited 10 examine stock AZ
GAS FIXTURES
Embracing immense variety Of
CHANDELIERS
BRACKETS,
PENDANTS, h. -.
ENGLISH
AND AxRRICAA
Manufacture.
PRICES EXTREMELY Low.
Also q complete aseortment Of
FRENCH CHINA
Dinner. Dessert and Tea Sets
RICH CUT TABLE GLASS;
Cutlery, Silver Plated Ware Ac., &c
W. J. +. DALEY CO..
6N BrusAV61.
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Court CaIend.r-This D.v


SuPRE1E CoURT-Crcuit-Part Mos. 5i15 SOIL
44548, 30l4, 1878, 1859, S446 $780, $685. $685. 5754
$685. 49, 5ll5 SSH 6ssl 1911 $500 4ss 5ol5, 57s5,
1885, 545. Part 2Nos 2lls $780, 1885, 254s 2A7s 2l3s
1855, and all the even numbers to 1852
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-This is the last day for
filing notes Of issue for next term.
SUPERIOR CoURr-Noe 472, 5001S, 1I2, ia, 461, 100
SO sss ss is s, a. sTs soI
Drawfngs OF the Delaware state Lotto
DziAAzs. cEoncI1. xssTuCT7 AND MISSOURI srAru
DnAwAxp-ExrsA C11ss No. 5es ooros.. q. ,ssa
S., g. 81, q, .. g. g, q. s.. 8: =, i.
- DIIAvARE.cr4ss Nc 5e6. ocsos.s 2, 1859.
49, 3d. 80, 65. 65, Is, 81, At, 81, As, 8, rs, ", IT,
scot nee . expense s y
Get Your Fan style Hat OF White, 21s
Broadway, Barnum's Museum.
Paris Gloves.
JUS, received per Havre steamer,
Invoices Of Berr ard rrere Paris Castor Gloves for winter
LEARY i CO., Haters, Nos s. and Aator House
A Fashionable sink Hat for s3.-An Of
MANS l4S Fulton street
Ladies' Cater Boots, Single and Double
ssss r n Boo ana sesp uSSs
Brady's Gallery has Removed from 35s
srspSs. 8ssusrreotypss and xm5rosypss f0'''
100 Photographs for Ten Dollars at the
HOLMES Gallery AmDrotypes and Cameo
Get, Get, Get You, You, Your LiI<e-Like-
Likeness t.-tsken for for sl shilling HO-HoHO.
Brooklyn.-williamso Brothers. Pho
satisfaction every instance 81 Fulton street. s''
skxEYs GALLERY as rOaaxsy corner Of Bseofs% ssre.s
playing. Copies Of no serooscopis for sAiH
Heavy All Wool Under Garments For
men, and children, at McLAuGHLIN'S Shirt store
corner Of Greenwich and Murray streets.
Remember, Reader, II You want q Good
cs 81 ss rRoS sayaF s As
spot, opposite st. Paus church.
Herring's Patent Champion Fire
and burglar proof Safes 81 Broadway Of Murray
uupsos,s BAY At s1s SzS ssTs. BAZAAR.
aESINs BAAzAAR,
WHITE, he Halter. ne Broadway
Gentlemen's Fashion Hats.
WHITE, "the' Halter nc Broadway
Georges Hair Dye, Black or Brown, "a
cents boz The cheages, and best in the world Try IT, De
Bssshslor': HAIR Dye, wig. and rou-
peesThe best IN the world surpnssing al NADIA Sold and
applied Ut the mandatory, rs Broadway.
Crfstad0rO's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou.
pees1he beat In the world Wholesale and retail aud te
dye privately applied, at No. Aston House.
Barry's Tricopherous Is the Hest and
cheapest article for dressing, identifying cleaning curling
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies' try Sold BY Ill
druggists-
DIR. Sweets Infallible Linfment Cures
burns and scas immediately The best remedy sprans
and bruises.
Trusscs, Shoulder Braces, Ella site Stock
ings, bandsgcs, and DR. Glovers lever truss, No.
Ann street.
wigs S.; Toupees and Hair Dye.-Cam-
FRoNs 1893 Fulton street. Brooklyn For style quality
challenge the world.
1t Is NOT n Dyc-Applied Like Water.-
WILSON'S Hair Coorer colors the hair and changes gray
bottle. Sold at the drug store S06 Grand street
Hill's Hair Dye. Soc, Black or Brown.
Depot No Barclay street. and sold by all druggists Inmj
BILE Hair Cutting u No. l.
Wfgs.-Cltrchughs Wig Factory, aOs
broadway up stairs. STYLE it, material and wos kmanshp
uDequalled
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boats LEAVING THIS DAY
For 81, Louis, B. Al. Run3an, at y, m.
New Orleans, PASSPORT, at ?, m.
Pittsbarg, GienwoOd st Il, m.
q Cincinnati, ConeWsgo. at II m
The river was rising lasl evening, with an album
dance Of water On Hspsih Shoals for the larges'
boats.
Freights are siarce and taken tvery low rates
The following boats are expected; Nashville, from
New Orleans Reliance, from Cincinnati; Mime
tonka. from Padicah; and Umpire and Acacia Cot
taqe from Pores above.
The fine new passenger steamer James johnson,
in command of the veteran Capt Jesse johnson,
will leave for New Orleans tomorrow at o'clock.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Eastport, from New Orleans.
James johnson, Z"
Conewago, from Cincinnati.
VIM. Henry for ports above.
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
Sam. Kirkmsn, for Cincinnati
Neptune, for Pittsburg.
Rock City, for ports above.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM VYasR,ne 5-I,-,,,-

WASHINGTON, Feb. i7.-Lane, Senator from Ore
gon has the long term instead 81 the short one as
reportel
The Senate ratified he Dacotah Indian treaty,
securing an extensive tract Of laud
The nominstiOn Of Potter, collector at Toledo,
as rejected
The Senate was mostly occupied FOR the last two
DAYS by the speeches Of Cfiutenden and THOMPSON,
of ny against the Cuba bill.
English papers per steamer Indian say it is ru-
more that MOrphy win play another Chess match
with HarWitz Morpby has undertaken TO play
tweniy games simultaneously without board or men.
WASHINGTON, Feb. IL --Senate.--W Wilson's resolu-
ton for information respecting Butter6eld's mail
contract was adopted.
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HARDwARE.-McCan & Co. offer large lot Of
common and medium one and two blsded Pocket
knives, Log Chains, Vices, Grind Stones, German
andAmerican brister Steel Razor SirOps Shoe knives
Stirrup Irons, Bride Bits, MOrtice Gate Latchep,
Curry Combs, and Bed Screens at from twenty to
thirty per cent less "for cash" than the same
Goods eau be bought in the market Call at Kirk
man Ellis old stand, No. "a, Public Square.
janl8-6m
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What HOIlanders think of Rerhavess HOI.
land EKfffpre

" nat HOIIdnuers IhInk OF HtefhnVe7s HOI.
land Bitters.
J. QUINTUs, Ed. Of the sheboygan Eelrs5ode letter
dated September 9th, 1854, thus remarks
You will observe that have published several certificates
lately These not ps,' but literally true and
should continue advertising with u.s. you may expect to
ure large ORDERS from every Holland settlement the Urited
States"
This is extract from the many received from
the Holland settlements Surely when Hoandrs recommend
the Holland Filters warmly may not hesitate in
estng its virtues for themselves.-dtw&w
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RiverNewS.

PITrsBURG, Feb II The river is rising with IA
feet water in the channel Thirteen tug boats left
with 649 900 bushels of coal;
LOUISVILLE, Feb. II The river is rising rapidly
with IL feet water in the canal and feet on the
falls.
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EXTRACTS
Prom some of the Best Fapers.

Prom some of the Best FapeTS.
DR.. Won Moszisksr, Ocut and Aurs has acquired
high reputston.--N i. Herald.
No man restoring The Deaf to Hearing and the
Blind to Sight than Dr. Ven Mosczisker Baltimore S.
Dr. Moczker treats the Eys and Ear new Medical and
Surgical pIan and worthy Of is the fact that in
great 1uner cases patient ae few visits to the Doctor,
can treat case by following certain prescriptions and di
recfions.- Washington National Intelligence.
Dr. Won Moschzsker has male for himself reputation IN
New Orleans viii abide with those who have been benefited
by bis operations long memory lasts and which will md
wide recognition in community whenever his shall he
mentioned.-Nsso Orleans PicayHHe.