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Hoe, the Printing Pres. maksr

~ GsA>r EHOEsEsa.
I Isl, ths yfllbwfe,e, prsvsied IN New
Z. .''tr''s fearful extent. ! never lrll he cly
fli.ese ocsasiens. l'behsld a man progress.
ING basn De south he walk ! m ihr middle
: Of 'he 'inrs, and ~a' Tessing me aar,es on ID,
Z sign lpards.
Sc slsgt 10 my aoct
ny fhofbafr," said he, am Just go,ne on
snofe slscsas The ship DJcpeT rom Liss5paal -
:; "a rcarpenIef by trade; ! can't ind worn.
4 lt'A* yoursell ne where can fad board I'LL he
Nv ms oyeti Ny name is Robert Hoe"
n syn locked young. simple and honest
\ f,,.t.t's'he hvss, OF the stranger called my
MY dear says !. "lhi, stranger can neither
/. hnl work o. board will you board him''
"yes." said she. !. .i.,g
.ithe,akes he lev-r win you help nc hars-
..hInr
Il wilL- t
.'rhaak you. said i"ror this, God viii bless
you"
Before the week elapsed he took the fever
.N'procured an eminent physician my wife aud
< h. yseIf nursed him. On the fourth day Of the
lever he was under the operation Of powerful
remedies. The fever was coursng through
his veins and baruinghis English hood. 81,
By his bed. He fastened his eyes upon mine.
y 20, Mr.. r." he exclaimed, ~ shall die; |
rean never s,and this"
Die. TO he sure. Robert we must all die. |
shall see you a master builder IN New York,
add married tp'a banny Yankee lass, and live
: 10 csry.your grandchildren in my arms yet
'rherejwrs alull in the fever when the med.
cine ecmmensed opcn,ion lie ihen dropped
sslcey Yrm Tim. hour the feser lull him.
M Whep held III, cooling drop lohis lips and
rSrssed his burning head bciwesn my hands,
. little thought there hay the germs Of machine
\ shat was destined to ryyorlionize the world Of
& literature. At that line a common scho Bible
:. cost dollar; now they are sold for twenty-five
cents. His sons added several Improvements
to their father Inventions they are much es-
termed wherever known.s
| WAS travelling in New Jersey, some ten
years ago. Stepping fromfh crrs, | noticed
decent looking citizen among the spectators.
SaysI:
5-4Sir. my business will detain me week in
Z don't like 10 sioprt a tavern; cnn you
yaessl can llsa asie, a Ii
4 s,:l 'bl1 M repie.i he, .Come with me-
e SIfurned corpcr,end entered respect
MS veIliur. where snt COMEDY young ma
~ Interesting child Of about six
&. yssl yiagyou the carpet at her feet
W I'M lwife, !" says my conductor, 'ths is Mr.,
4; Urn from New York. He wants private
Il n Y sdations. Can you board him for
a WI 'Sst / will."said She "for tyevcmonth
y, WIS so. have often heard my tatber
s1 NJ Dir. Thorburn took him into house,
4 u s9Ss "a k.ssaAwhen he took. the yellow
3sS hi hat was your fathers name y Inquired,
X No Efltal' y ~
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Mount Esrnirie puigh school.

Nv Il, SMITH, Flincipal, and Mrs 5. J. SMITH,,
w Assistant.
The nrst session Il this school, 81 commence he r, Mon
day In Oetocr The scholastic VIII be avid uo two
siuus " FIVE months cRch,
TEiiMf-lnf Tuition per Session
OrthogrIly Reading Nriln2, topography I'D primary
tirann.arsnl Ar,iaelic, 81 50
Composition, Natural Philosophy, thmiVry ind ltury Y so
Algebra continued, Gcoynrry, Trishucmgtl Surveying
Descriptive md Analytical Geometry Ngttat tlHl isl
Integral Calculus Astronomy, Nirntpl pin.-1tiy; tho
elements Of Latin Greek and Spanish hlnag.s, - IS 90
Studnts VIII be charged from the time n entering until the
clos" of tie ars-oI unless In case of punHtal Aess
Tuition payable at the expiration uf each CR"
This schools located in DALLAS otunt yrn miles north Of III
town Of DslRs, tile rfiituccs Of M Merrill ard H.
fortnr - B0srd can Ne ui IL the uhorl1o on easonn
le ;n4 Etc tudeut viii be charged 20 cts per session. IN
tidtiihd expenses Hay.
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McEkcnZie Ir,stisute.

HE eighteenth session of this Institute will open
on the first Monday of October next, and continue
forty weeks uuder the spcrin,cnnnce Of Rev j. W. p Me-
henzic, assisted by null corps Of experienced Ieacers The
buildings are large aud pleasant Itfntry well kupped
with apparatus The two Departments this Acadeiy viii be
entirely distinct. - -
Charges for Board Tuition, Room Rent Washing ctc for
session Of forty wceksi
English Department, Il paid a, closc s1l0 On
10 70 u not paid at close S121 90
ingha OF a, hacal department, pfd at close, $3.50
DO 10 DO not pail atclosc, sl43 90
muse on .l"ho Eorle, vita use Of instrument 500
Incidental my on each student S. 90
Ten cent allowed for all advance payments PUPILS chag-
ed, aer the rsi mou, from entrance and no deauc-
on vii! be made under any circumstances except proracte
sickness. August rs, 1s5S--9:1y
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IsyNO or 20 NJ, Tarrart county, iac 20, 1883.
Dsaf sirSy Reipr Id gpl work. cnl cngNt, several
,Oi you voc deslre H. Very respectfully, NATL TERRY
s--
TlnNrrsviILr Cdtjn county, Texas, oct. q, 1888.
sir.--feoushcr ne sryeec bought you the best ever
pensei With It's performance, and think every far
nl,r ou sht ~ have Your, &c., II STAMFORD.
nhLtks corsrT, Texas, July s,1s57.
MesHI hiNSr, Uin=gic& o.
usMntsien iln rsfTe,ce 10 the performance Of the Ken
tacSy uTycstSr have only that hryc cut With 1t u
season aIi $50 ~ Nhntand oa;, aud thar nm wei! SIT
tl,ded with the inrvt-r hive four dlfcrt Kinds Of
Roaprs At besides lie kecky Harvester ana ana salts
Ned advantages any Their that have seen the
al TuL.ng aud leaving the Tsiln urtanse; condition r the
binder There five uh,rqIcm In the helehihrlUod nmc-
dsry around me- AMI hcarther owcrs and others speak
end hey re HE nfiaYoraHr opinon that nave g-
ven There VII be rlu,dy hc demand for them 10 tbs country
aro'!er sear1u yuiri respectfully, JAMES a. SMITH,
NANAuAeup., Fllis couniy, Texas, Aug. ~ 1851
bfelsrS SAFER, UircM6 & Co.; HNE
GtHHIKeH--l purchased Of YOUR agent two 81 yprf Ken
ucAy Iarvc4t.r- my plantation Your Ilarrescrs
greatly py thing brought 70 this country Utre
great many nv cbors who want your Reaper AMI wh
vest Let me know early possible. Il az Tie sann
many my ncghbnrs that write. engage ten htap
= In Forty eight hours after hearing from you ~
had from twenty visitor ieach day y examine my
r'Achne IN te field This county needs ut least loor 30
Respcry. Yours respectfully DAVID p. FEAHls.
November 1T, 1858.
We the undersigned have bought and used the kenteky ilnr-
yss.r web pleased with It's aaDee eo nc ts'
Reaper have seen, and Recommend II die farming
GoUs@s sslNALDsOS,
10 x ~
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T'EXAS MILITARY INSTITUTE, AT

l. KuTERSVlLLE, opens its next session Sept. 4
Session twenty weeks, each ending respectively with E1
Christmas. ~ nv
rrroE preparatory, $50 per session. 800 per year LII
Collegiate $50 lMr session or 800 per year. aN
LlBs4RI FrSps3 per year. board ncl,nling washing lights
and lUel s12 per month o''o~
Drt IrlISf--Miitary studies. thoroughly collegiate.
DRtSS--lno m, TO he had at the Iisiinlc.
IAYMPSTs-Advance tr each ion; debit tlcrnted
Cadebs own their beds and urnutc police their own
rooms Address c. g. FORS1lAY, Superintendent.
Aug. IS lS5S. oily. RuffrsuiYe. 7'eras.
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enfniyus sze, which ttc wilshOW
circumference around The base 10 81 inches aroi the centre,
1ol- Inches length 5}-i inches, diameter ) inches
His rcmcs 10 not impair the gcncrI htalti undermine
the Constitution while undergoing treatment il Is due The Dir.
fran that his skin in the treatment Of Cancer worthy
the cpnlcnce the pulc and the patronage Of all persons
may be aiict-i With the dreadful may- do f,r the relief
Afflicted el snf rag humanity recncti Dr. Keys remedies
I, oil wiioinay be- afflicted With Cancer,
Chapel 'il, Texas July, 1858.
We the uadersgei aceantanc2s Of Mrs Mary Garrett
darsc the above ccrtihcate as true.
CbaCDIpS RI SEER, c. J. W. Co
" s. ROGERS, 81. d.
M-BUsTTK
~ssaJ y. ". LucRIIART. 81. y.
s4istisf OH p. GARRETT
~ MAJOR Jos EPH WALLIS.
W. d. TRAySiIAM, Il. n.
y BThe referred b In the above wss treated
ap year ago by Dir Griffin Son, who advertise to cur
Cancer they lvciit tiilmer Upsiur County. Texas.
II arr further pr0f required nf my ability Cancer
thaye preserved office In this city, Cancers Tuners
and wrns which have from eleven persons and
epred ihcir In addition hold thtt rcf
oGcfes hut heeiue from publishing them their e
pense A-rsnr. certificates Of cure cusne
Gus isca Necrosis, white STcllng tisers chronic sores
q every description hyr ihmb BY tire hnnifu The e,
sice Tran patient the future when sy conc 70 me il
70 re'r the 70 those ~iom fhaVesure AMI t Iecasns my
The sarof Cancer ma,ter u area. importance % tb r.
ctef nj ,ail TIE atrniof The peppls lie press to he
ROItT KTlLY I4.t,,
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! Piastcring.
sutpllila s. Hughes,

Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
III jost R IL receipt ie Il large 8 and Id f9Il
I assortment Of DRUGS. MEDI- &sszss
ClNEs. CHEMICALS, PAINTS, Y
OBS and DY Also. fun EssAs
assortmfat IF BOOKS and sTATIN0ARY. &c
We especially invite the attentioDsof the LADIES
70 onf large and splendid assortment Of
rerfnmery. Toilet and Fancy Articles
ss''e US q cal astl xamne for ouiselyessf
SUTPHIN l. HUG HES -
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rubioIn the mans testimonial, ihalr received
fsyurof the a.nireky Harvester, ON ctifcns Of T-Na
IanSsoss srAripS, farrait rCnnty ,Junr u 1855,
have 100 acr u Wheat With span II horse "a 10
days. have pirs Of days, and moved eight times
couny miies In extent am hlEy pleased
with The Iar igy fl the mn rWiieh u intended
" yorIY Sc JAMES WATSON.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-12

sihcrIssan Seminary.
sTUE SECOND EAR of this Institution vii
] commence, September Gosh, and continue I'M
doWE, prrcpircss.
ChqrstS pn Session NJ Fourteen Wec5s
raplM- IS 90
{ ThcinstyS Theology and Philosophy &c. IG 90
Latin, Greek Gs,i photography Is 90
Occidental, 80
Musc with use oNthe Instrument, 20 90
shetrnnn, GiEyeoh county. TeN. Aug. q. ,hS.s:n.
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Isaac NayiOr.

alorner un0 Conuocllor-ni Enw.
OHr.-- Front room, ~ stairs, opposite he CTWel-
dfR HOUSE, Dalidr, If1as,
NXfILLps'J H. thr counties ihc Sixteenth Judicial District
,l ts supreme ant Ttltra cuus II tht State Arcnl
IA f,ithny 10 tht -ai-cir cArs iHSvsusrF land usis
d sny "a ,ss1a business entrusted 90 him, All, 6-ihily
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n. NYnrrCn stone

ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR AT IA w
Will nrclce ia he counties EAnnnan, Collin, Denton, VI
w ~ ard Dallas Asn Ia the supreme Court Tyl,r 'rd In
ne Fsrha ours az pnus nud adjoining counties sta NJ
nr m s given 10 onl,cui and ptrecnr ~ t.its
nni. Dallas, Dee. 30, 1858 lily,
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HOUSTON AND GALVESTON.

~ FL - ~ H H H
ifasp q, WiLLsaa. mos : oonT,s.
Galveston Agrirnitur ~ warehouse,
Aono c,siff, con,rA smATp ,Sn fssa0hr sREYT
WhthL Nili u tnfd inss stoik q
AunlCI lftHALANn
hoAftCtlrtiRAL IMiiruRNTa
seNsa 70 e EFH'ng wants u the eoui!1 among urss are
rLordls-cA'i, wroush, aud Steel from gh cue srss 10
HAnn0ws- riyed nlass and Expanding.
LlNArs-vi al A's, Gotta ssssfs, Horse lioss aud
Torn saLlsFs- asa pealR, for Hand apa ner-s
CORS rL,kTfRS
skkh sONI Hf-f,r Hand or IInt,e.t
sloelns AID isnIinf Nnrhines
ef}thrs anu rTHahs FtuuIr niillsi
sihrlius Machln,s Hare ahi lni,d Raler
tn'f ard Plantation cru Ahs Ihu Stone and Steel Cen
Ahl Cob rue lels, ami f.td Miis.f
tihtis-hoiar,, Thermometer and Dash
uHnlcn Lnsinrs, lice, SIadss, ANS, picks
hnth ilaoks So hleTv smi Wharf Tfueksi
Plantation aud Rod Nhson.j
uarl,n anl l M naIrorst
Wagon ard Plough iiarutss, Collars, uanss, Ge.,
Ok ipkes, nus., nnW rls aud bull Rngsi
Road aud piiehln6 ssrap,r'.
-nelting-
oar Tann,d Stretched Leather f.u 2 70 u inehesi
lulcHisrl RnhQtr ard 4 ply, ~ widths
liydrsni lil'e TiItsHpd Coupling
lace Leailr ll,tis sni plnrhes.
--GnTden Seeds and Plants
AFlt r Mhlr and Nnsaig's Kentucky Harvester Reaper
aud Mower c'mhlned
Miller n,d Wnsates C.m and Cob Cruslinr mn.
O. W nroaas Patent Grlsi Mn rrenel aud burr.
ETLToys stLF.snARpfgIN1 CORN MEAL AM dESER
Al fEEn NiII.
EMERY q HROTiIrRY HORSE POWER AND OVERSIGHT
TiRLslilNO MAJ iIlNtS AND SEPARATIONS, AND
MILLER, wlNGArE y Gus PENNSYLVANIA FOUR
HORSE POWER AND n, .RtsllENS,
MsCoRp "a IoUANpCs HORSE POWER.
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Good a. Mckenzie,

\ y II " 7. 7 y = II 7 W
Dallas, Teas.
I'LL practice their pEofcfsun In all te Courts n thu 10Th judi
rrl Dtss comprising the counties u olr Geyson Cooke,
Nofas Ciay Arhrr, Tlrucknurt,n, Young Jack WlH ne
I'm raran Ffltr johnson Rails and ballast IN KAUFMAN IN the
oh lni In tr supreme Court ~ he state at Austin,
" MT auulien vii ba given to al bdtne,i entrusted to
a. nGlee ua the Sorh eide Of Main street. door Yves,
IN Cuirli0ri House,
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i;5fsig st n E5a IN " n rf4IELD
f6Se " M iES ~ 3snbef lst, 1888.
tktiti ~ SG,te Fairs u Illinois
9A " fs ~ many
tEl Wa kAs az gst va large variety
1875 M n < - Kentucky JIarvestr
4. GifA f{ sttSS 4. ,fis n ut rasers Of
a. Ssst Of the farmers with whom
as tg5, N 90 els the opinion.
G,}5lf2 is9 were sold in Texas during
HiJ have given universal salhf4ctinn
c Harvester, will be ready for delivery Jefferson ON the
| lsi Of April aud at MiTood on he lst ofMay.
/ Orders addressed 10 J. NJ. &J.JC MURPHY. JEFF
erson, Texas, to the Undersigned Millwood Tex
! ss, will receive prompt attention.
Il Price $3.50, at Louisville, Kentucky.
whch will be added the freight to Jefferson. Texas
j }ig Circulars fully describing this machine. wilb
f,9Sled free Of chargc, on application.
i;ss JEREMIAH SHERWOOD,
Qit' y SES,, .'riUroOd, Ttras.
N my X fS s7re's Tv o and Four
y !ss M s n }3i gfess sfF .1aEeshers,
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Snitcnfiary.
l'9TEONs AND WOOL
-. 3 4 "A Z. rNItIEn

". cKi;LED.
4 ~ ~ Ne .itts.i.ioil n lie
it.<1r. - !. ,iue,sy y al WIN
y.4<R.tf f-It y ~ snperi1f -
Z. :. ~ - ~ 7rslEif' g. M <lrff--
9. =. ~ 81 il'e b'-si--a1l. rt,ls
-. .rfn Il I l-1-ent nfe Aessit-
~ zkf.. D. bnurr 4 lo-f li.-
~. Ifklve~tu !: Jtsfra. - =.
AK :, : EzsFl r filsat'i AT
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Medical Notice.
Bpr. I'D. R. 1'ho.aa;,s
Ep... a. q. .g0Hs.,sOa.

Having permanently located in Dallas Offers his professional
the public IL may he found ut the oil County Clerks
Office, Main street :excent when protest. .Iaiy absen
Dallas, TcSas, January 10, lS5S--2e;u
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Pure F.iqssors

r ~ kinjs--ipple, Peach and. Ccgnac brandies
..ef ].he tfstf brands; bourbon, Rye and Irisb
rof ~ kinda all varrgntei % DC p,ise aud t,a
,T,5s's o S7'RTcHsJyf. arr tr sale Al nv
fH f q tffie u the Puhi1-. SQUIRE. ] have si.a
" rs Of sgsrs, aud clgoise lot Of coafr.
a, t ir 70 b soapd in edod es.si,lisirncnt -
Z. ~ " ~ Atnrited tstqse the pure s9uE.
& p Il ~ H B ',if. < D. Y. Ellis
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BRApr.-0n Wednesday, Feb. 9, CHARLES JOHN, youngest
son Of James and wnfred Brady aged year and days.
Rest, little wanderer-tis thy last breath hear
No more shall thy voice bring delight 10 my ear
AS when home returning, 70 my arms you would fly,
auS o Ss 9a SO nigh
attend the funeral this Friday) afternoon two clock
from the residence Of bis parents No. 81 Houston street.
CARPkSnER.-Suddenly, Wednesday, Feb. o. of para
ysis Of the bran JosErH CARPENTER, aged 4s years,
tive Of France.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend the une-
raj this friday afternoon at two O'Clock, from his late
residence, No. 1877 Forsyth street.
:. CoorER-0n Thursday morning, Feb 10, MARGARET
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Saturday afternoon at
of First street, Brooklyn. Carriages will be in waiting at
st. AIMS church, Washington street, corner of Sands
CouGHrAN.--On Thursday, Feb. 10, HANNAH beloved
daughter Of Timothy and Johannah Coughlan aged years
and months
The friends relatives of the family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral, from the residence Of her
parents No POS East Nineteenth street.
De FoRusu-On board the steamer Everglade, at Fer
nandna, Fla, Thursday, JAM 81, JoHs DK FORREST of
this city, aged AZ years, OF the late Captain John
DeForeest, Of Tomkinsvlle, s. I.
His friends those OF the family are invited 10 attend
hr funeral at the Reformed Dutch church. Tomkinsyie
s. l., TO day Friday), at twelve o clsck NJ
GAlon,s-ln Brooklyn on Thursday, Feb. 10, of con-
sumption, Mary wife OF Patrick Gallagher and daughter
Of Michael Conor, aged 20 years, months and days
The funeral will take place on Sunday afternoon, at
half past one o'clock from the residence of her father
corner of Columbia aud Summit streets The friends and
relatives of the amy respectfully invited TO atteru
GARRETT in Trenton, Jones county, North Carolina,
on wednesday Sept 70, Of bilious fever, JOHN L. GAEr
In the AID year Of his age, formerly of this city
fouehkeepeie papers please copy.
GARfxrrsoN.-Un Thursday morning, Feb. TO- OF con-
gestion Of the lungs, DAVID O. GARRxrrsoS Of Baltimore,
Md, aged 80 years.
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from the residence OF his mo
therinhw, Mrs Outwater No. So Market street. on Sa
torday morning, at nine O'Clock, without further invita-
ton.
Baltimore papers please copy.
GoBIx--At South Amboy, New jersey, on Saturday,
Feb g. at the residence Of bis brother naw Capt. Henry
Martin after short but illness, RuNyAN, youngest
OF Elder James c. Gobc, aged "a years and months
California papers please copy
GoRDoSAt the residence Of her parents, Ne 130 Mad-
avenue on Thursday Feb. 10, Miss AMIN V. GORDON
eldest daughter Of William ". aud Ann Gordon
The relatives ant friends OF the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral on Saturday afternoon ut
two O'Clock Trinity chapel, West Twenty am street
without further nviiaton
HASsNT.-ou Thursday, Feb 10, At lis residence,
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Assembly.

ALBANY, Feb. 10, 1885,
The Canal Tax bill up for discussion in Committee
of the Whole.
Mr.. ToMIISsoS (dem) opposed the measure in an elo
quent and extended speech He said that while i'm
posed tax of ss75 900 the people, made definite
adequate provision for the ultimate completion of the
canals. He desired know the whole policy be pur
sued by the majority. Were they willing TO pay the float
ing debt denounced by the Governor? Did they propose
to complete the canals2 And II so, by what meansY II
only partial work intended he favored the securing
of six feet depth throughout, and this would only
$500 900.
Mr.. HUTCHINSON, (rep.) replied declaring the rcpubli-
policy to be TO prosecute at and energet :ay
work of enlargement They proposed to provide the
means for the payment OF the interest and gradual
liquidation Of the debt They stood prepared to go boldly
before the people the policy OF present. immediate pro-
secuoD, aud ultimate completion, Of the work Of
lareemeDt He showed that to secure depth OF
feet would take but little than TO depth of
six feet lie thought II the latter policy pursued it
would be waste of time and means
Messrs. schoeded Grover, Miller and Spencer continued
the debate
Progress then reported and the bill made the spe-
cial order Tor Wednesday next.
EVENING SESSION.
The Registry Law bill taken up, and Messrs Law,
Boughton Spencer and Tuhl spoke in its favor. Seve
raj mendnenis then made towards perfoctng the
bill when its further consideration postponed until
Tuesday.
Adjourned.
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SAVANNAH, Feb. 10. 1859.
G ton irregular: sales yesterday 900 bales.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 10, 1859.
Cotton depressed: sales 900 bales.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 10, 1859.
Flour steady at IS IT, Wheat dali, owing to scarcity
Corn dull sales small at previous prices Provisions un-
changed: mess pork, $40 49, prime, $l4 whiskey 3Oc
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10, 1862
Flour dull, at S. rs. Wheat quiet, but firm. Corn
scarce, and selling at Soc Provisions buoyant and ad
vancing: mess pork, 49, bacon, sides, 9ac Shoulders
INC. Lard firm at 13c. a lac. Sugar active: New Or
leans, 7hc. &c.
CINCINNATI, Feb 10, 1859.
Flour is unchanged. whiskey dull, and unchanged
gales at 26c. Mess pork unchanged sales at SIS Is
49, Bulk sboulders-Saes Of so 900 pounds at exc Lard
unchanged: BARREL uHc. 11Xc
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LEAvENw0RTH, r. T., Feb. 10. 1859
Mr.. Lawrence an old Californian, just returned from
Cherry Creek brings the most cheering ofthe
prospects at the mines He estimates the amount of dust
In the hands Of miners at Denver City at from SIS 900
000 and states that sales had been made less
than twenty dollars per ounce The organization Of Ar
rapahoe county perfected, and public buildings
being erected Perfect harmony and good order prevailed
among the miners. The population distributed along
Cherry Creek had augmented to three thousand Of which
Denver City contains ak hundred The greatest fall Of
occurred just previous to the departure of Mr. Law
renee when fell to the depth Of six inches His trip
the Missouri river via Fort Kearney occupied only twenty
three days Mr. Lawrence recommends emgrants TO take
either the Fort Riley Fort Kearney route from Leaven
worth, as preferable to any other.
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NEW YORK LEGIsLATURN.


ALBANY, Feb. 10, 1859.
Mr.. AMs (rep) introduced bill to authorize the At
torney General to institute suit to determine the title
to the Washington market ground dispose Of the
same and appropriate the proceeds the canal enlarge
ment
debate ensued the question Of reference, at the
close Of which the bill laid the table to await tho
report Of the special committee the subject
BILLS PASSED.
To incorporate the Brooklyn Academy of Music
To require county treasurers 10 file reports in the
County Clerks office Of all infant trust funds in their
hands,
Mr.. srNoLA (dem.) gave notice of bill to prevent the
erection Of buildings for quarantine purposes Long
Island or Coney Island
The bill relative the public health of New York-cre
atng Board Of Health and putting the city inspection in
the bands of medical oficers-was reported favoraby.
bill reported from Railroad Committee 70 au.
thorize the Boston and Troy Railroad TO freight de-
pots and lay track in the city Of Troy
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HrssxIL-HurroN.-O Thursday morning, Feb. 10, ct
st. Peters church, Jersey City, by the Rev. j. Kelly
SAMUEL W. HusE1L Esq, to JosEPmW v. HURON, daugh
ter Of Robert Hutton.
LyoS-DKxARrsr. Wednesday evening, Feb 0, by
the Rev. 7. Demares, at the residence OF the BRIDES
mother JAMES W. LYON to AMELIA only daughter Of the
late Richard Demarest, ESQ.,, all OF this city.
PARKER-DRyDM- Wednesday evening, Feb. Q, at
the residence of the BRIDES father by the Rev. s. Cooke
rector Of st. Bartholome VS. church. JOHN PARKER OF
Meriden, Conn., to ANNIE E., only daughter Of E. s. Dry
den, ESQ of New York
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Weather Reports.

FEBRuARY 100 A. NJ
wAslnNaToS-Clear. Wind N. W. Thermometer 81
WnMrNeToN--Coudy Cold.
sAvssSAH--Cear. Wind N. W. Thermometer 40'.
AUGUSTA Clear Cold.
MACON, GA.--Clcar Cold.
MONTGOMERY, AfA.--Clcar Cold.
LNNcIihrRG-C1ear. Thermometer 3f'.
BRISTOL, TKNN.-Cloudy. Thermometer Or.
WHEELING Cloudy. Cold.
CINCINNATI --(1eor
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canal connection impossible; but il has been ascer-
tanned that such not the fact Judge DAILY said he
cited this 10 show the value Of geographical nvesga
Mr.. VHIE then announced that the members Of the
cety had provided another room u
which ne hoped the company would now partake.
Mr. Veles invitation was accepted, and the meeting
adjourned to the adjoining room, whc<c excellent table
was provided OF which the company partook and the
proceedings Of the evening were concluded.