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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-01
THy PAMI7,Y HEHAED.

The Excitement i'm Varginia-!The Prince
OF Wales I'm CanadNN~Lctters from tine
Wstering Places More Massacres tw'
syria college Com - The
Latest News--LOcal Masters OF the Metre.
polly Market Reports, &C., &C., Sc.
The FAMILY HERALD for this week will be issued TO day
"wednesday. In its pages will be found among other
things:-An Account of the Excitement Virginia about
the Raising and Cutting Down Of Lincoln and Hamn
Pole at occoquan report of the Progress Of the Prince
OF Wales among the Canadians the honors paid him
&c; Letters from Correspondents at Old Point Com
fors Piermont, whtestone, Stratord, Fairfield, Mauc
hnnk, Cape May, Niagara Fails, Newport &c Further
Particulars about the Horrible Massaeres in SYRIA Are
port Of the Beings at the Conrencements Yale and
Dartmouth Colleges Letters from London and Paris
Correspondence and the Latest News from Sicily Int.
resting intelligence from California; The Chicago Cadets
their Challenge for the Military Championship, and its
Acceptance by the Columbus Guard Tho Local News
New York and Vicinity OF Importance, Reports Of the
Cattle, Provision and Money Markets. and all interesting
news matters Of the preceding week.
TKRxs-$2 year four cents a single copy. Subscrip.
tions received ct the ONCE, northwest OF Fulton
and Nassau streets, New York. Single copies for sale at
the counter and ~ all agents Advertisements in
serted at the usual HERALD rates.
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Prom the Rome, IN. n } Ssnttnel
The name Of John Brown OF Harpcrs Ferry notoricty,
IL as familiar as household words 10 about every person
u The land His tragic but deserved fate at Harpers
Ferry has passed into history and will not be forgotten
loug this Union shall remain " not with the cr
iua records alone that John Browns name Is familiar
upon the civil calendar his figured years ago, and
the suit in which he embroiled promises to live
many years TO come. some Of the incidents connected
with this may be OF interest to our readers especial
ly ihoFs In Vernon who knew John Brown well there
Mr. Perkins, OF Ohio, was wealthy person-some eight
or ten years ago be worth 81 600 900 lie entered
into a partnership with Ihn Brown, and established
cornmisson house in Springfield Massachusetts,, ior the
purchase and sale Of wool on commission-the hrn ad.
vancng one half twOthirds OF the supposed value ~
the wool taken by them 10 be sold. Mr. warren OF
pittsed Saratoga county. IN this state let Perkins
Brown have a large quantity Of wool, upon which
Perkins X Brown made advances. the price OF sOoi
coon went down, and rerkins Brown claimed
that they had advanced to Mr. some 20 600 more than
against Mr. Warren for the alleged overplus advanced,
Mr. w set up for the answer that he sold the WOOL
outright plaintiffs and that II was not sale on com
mission The suit commenced In 1850 by j Whpple
Jukns then Of Vernon attorney for Perkins Brown
Timothy jenkins the COUNSEL the case was referred
10 Judge Dean the trial of the occupied thirty seven
DAYS the referee reported In favor OF the plaintiff from
which the defendant APPEALED.
During the tendency q this appeal and which has not
vet been argued Perkins has failed and bis assignee was
substituted In his stead; !. W Jenkins died, and khpn
Mcintosh, OF Vernon, substituted as attorney eynn
Brown s dead and another party Is substituted IN ms
stead the defendant Warren IL dead, and another party
3 substituted In his place. Timothy jenkins the counsel
ia dead and Porter and Cagger % Albany are substituted
and s said that defendants estate once worth some
$40 600 Is worthless, and that the bail which the aw
prac,ise required him ~ give, supposed 70 nave pc
come worthless also On the whole the case " one o he
most prOtracted aud most curious that has been Oeo's
the courts in a long time.
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81. JOSEPH, No., July 81, 1860
the Pixies Peak express with dates to July 23 reached
S,ere this afternoon, bringing the following items OF
news
shooting affair occurred in California Gulch last week
resulting the death of named Smith, from Ben
Ton county, Arkansas while in pursuit Of his wife, who
had run away with man named Curtis. Smith fred at
Curtis, but missed him and wounded his wife Curtis
turned che fire, killing Smith instantly
Pat Devln, notorious in the Fort Scott difficulties In
Eastern Kansas and Joseph Lerty had shooting ARRAY
In Colorado City Last Saturday in which Devln received
six balls from Lnertys pistol The latter tried by
peoples court and VERDICT Of justiHable homicide
rendered
Last evening an auctoneer named N. Hadley who has
a wife and two children in Galesburg H. accden
cally snot and killed by barkeeper named VIM Bates
formerly Of Chicago, but recently from Rock Island
Bates 10 10 custody.
James Gordon, formerly from Boston, but attery from
Nebraska, who has hitherto enjoyed the reputation Of
peaceable man. shot q barkeeper night last week
while q spree, seriously wounding him in the leg
On Friday evening he threatened to shoot several per-
sons, only prevented from doing so by the in
Conference Of bystanders later the night he attacked
young German in saloon, and after maltreating him.
blew his brains out. Next morning meeting of the
citizens called aud nearly 500 raised parties
Wefe cent OUT IN all uirectons 10 pursuit OF GORDON who
was discovered entrcnched with party of friends in
Fort Lupton, twenty FIVE miles down the Platte. He
finally made his escape after having his horse shot aud
being himself wounded
j. Williams President of the Denver Town Council,
and Dr. Kennedy Of this city, found at Fort Lupton,
and under arrest for assisting Gordon escape They
were old friends Of Gordons and they sent to
meet him there and take charge of his papers he
expected TO be shot or hung One party in looking for
Gordon upon another party, who feeling guilty, fed
for the river Jessie Ogden escaped by swimming the ri
yer Frank Mulligan in attempting the same, was drown
ed. Sam Dunn taken prisoner with three mules and
some ogden and Mulligan from Wisconsin,
and Dunn from Champagne county, ILL., Dunn says the
mules stolen the only means by which they could
get back TO the States
There is vigilance committee organized in this city,
com posed OF the abest and most law abiding citizens,
who are bound by oath to sut Ain each other etng
os and bringing TO the murdercrs and thieves
Oy whom this country Is now overrun.
Mining news is unimportant The weather is warm
and showery.
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Married.
"ty, on Monday, July 30, by
20 Anna w. sSrorT, ali OF

Burr-Srorf lin tins '" s''''' "' W
Rev. Asa D. Smith, Joas IA. i'ur'.-
this city.
nrV,Is- FsrzrA,scK- On sunday, duly 20. ~ .ae
Very Rev Archdeacon Mccro at the residence 2, .a'
brides father GsoRGK G. DsyIA v IIs,, , ,b,s csv
daughter Of Daniel Fitzpatrick nsq. cpurch peekskil
JoHssoS-NIcHoisoN. ST Peter, Ss,'s WHu.s a
Monday, July so, by the Rev. f. Ro. 81 Major A A
Johnson 10 NARY, daughter OF tire la
Nicholson. hv tho Raw
sMm-TAuos.-Onw Wednesday, July -, ',e Coonel
A Guthrie, JoHg A. SMITH, only Of the Ia -avlor Of
Tayorville, Fort Lee.
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Red Rover san Francisco 2cth bark Constitution Po
Townsend; ship Samuel Robertson, Boston.
Passed june Is ship Fred R from San Franclsco for
Hoog Kong
Sailed June ship Washington, Allstou, Woods, for
Bremen; 18th, brig McGregor for Victoria
Jarvis Island, April 81. No vessels in port. The bark
Oscar IAnders from Marquesss Island touched here Fe
bruary April g. the bark Helen Snow, Nye, from do,
Bakers lsand-In port May 7, ship Henry Brigham,
Potter, loading with guano April q ship jefferson,
Hunting, from Magazine ,'onched here.
sailed from Phoenix Island April l5f brig Agate TOR
soorthern trading voyage.
SACRAMENTO July l9,-5P. NJ
The pony express with St. Joseph dates Of July and
arrived at Carson city this morning.
The democracy OF California are divided, the leaders
mot yet having recevud their 1t is impossible 10
predict how the State will CO. until there Is further de-
-velopments
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Pun ApyLFiuA, July 81, 1850
The zousves drilled at Point Breeze this afternoon.
large number Of spectators present The drill was
even superior to that Of yesterday The zouaves receive
che cordial endorsement Of eminent military men This
evening they will give exhibition cf their drill al the
Academy Of Music and noon TO morrow they will leave
for T.altinorc
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Bree kinridgs and Lane Macs Convention
In Indiana.

ISpiASorotIs, July 81 1850
At the Breckinridgc aud Lane Mass Convention in this
city day, from is eco to 10000 ersons we're present.
From almost sll parts OF the state An electoral ticket
and state Central Committee appointed, TO secure
the running Of joint electoral ticket, and cast the vote
cos Douglas or Breckbrdge whoever gets the highest
electoral vote from other States Senator's Bright and
Glitch were among the speakers.
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ALL DEAF PERSONS w,o
HAVE VAILED 70 GET
snoUED AZ ONCE CALI
Dr. Won "o'' ne @ oGUirsr AND Agssr.
RESTORE a sa Ell Hr&nrso
HIS ryr sYsrEx
rEsrfxoRrXIs.
Ihave srSh IL s 90 b. vos
great skill haTe been deaf FOR 4 long anc and m,ce De
Won Moschzisker operated hcar disnctty M
psn Ina s. aspsy IN restoring the ssSTn tss an
NEw YoRK, july a. 1860 Iii Wea E5sverth srse,.
ROBERT BA0H ESQ.
President of the Gocdsue Fire TnnuSte compry New so
Dr. Won hoscnzT'srr, Ocui:t AID Auris,,
SILL a ny etn n thc
ON Of the ear-having vtf 20 New oreana rs
me totally deaf In and by the h&vcs on sme ena1
90 sr, usht me to your sre xhe yo,f ssiu ocrs's.
yo, and NY ssartns Is how - eTer-foy
VIII ca ,hal M e you. sssd you TINA
With great =se?>tt
Your 5sdie5f "a
BcBKRT BAl " II wan s:rcos.
NV -sesK. July H. ls6o.
GEORGE GOaDOT. ESQ, NEW TORK,
DIR. VnsMosehxsker oE,erastcrn for deafne1te
and with BAT ip. n.erwpon Isnees IhssS
m"en PIC 10 'e'0'n- ' SEs SdnpuN 0wsn H.sse
W" Dr. S0S MosCgesKn,.
uraorr ~ n ~ y nT snew ~ IN s,rRIr
OF No EAR vAPO RICK waich esso the bsAr
ing In the most obsDsse zen The noIses In tho
may b. consulted on al disc<ses Of the eye ana ous
iO7 CLINTON PI.A cE H,aArH 81 REtr
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.i m'iiilss'tC',ELLASEOUs.
AssoUScrMEsT EXTRA, 2
MIND AND BOnv

th{a3logy reveals the ta.inaie cornecu,o no,
hns tee esd and shows thai -ns saa 1s MA
peS. az s @n Se sasP 10 gSPeT u hang
msse for he %ss ass 60 90 me me- upon H. We now
esh heir To- We have ssue during our p95ihn Sn hs
been ,ransl ,o S r Volumes several Of which haTs
way 70 hundreds Of thousands Of every poro =
Having been largely instrumental in disseminating v,,.
sos pyon Sac have m.Ss an nssee GOOD
we abandon our calling for another and hesitate In
dong dd we nsi Believe nsl goSa Can BE- done aaohr
attending to especially! in this land Of fast msrs well
few y,ars since gentleman of Boston an To valid w.s
rsv ling search OF health "a rern the trsat land liza
So.t,y Of mines ana q T neps r0 s "a, hs
Of The recipe o AM gsH ssee.
means a U WINCH h. en- him live o'nd an hs
blended lis Know he able AMI 70 few srs q
was in s.ecs..1a s s H Of ss medicine
full that he entered iato cossspondehnos 1890 s,
ly for It's n'rod9 SSs P PEku WAN SYRUP
PROTECTED soEIL 'rroN
pRoroxr. pE OF IRON. a.
has come 70 be considered almost ~ ~" sreeeace Ne
s.sss; D;ssn ssSgy.
higher rank than amy curative ever Spd dis,nerr.isd
eyscsnss E. for sss
RES bni prevou. 70 th,s dscoyeyouL 20
'y''nA'' s e No Hssrs sxi9t
mail be reaehed and benehtted Lang - ssnd ~ =
Ss Of ws Iss nf e sos q Ss
men Of Peru and ths country, who hive tested IT. '' ~
''''- '1'e 'A' JOHN r. JEwEr AGO.
The '''' of JOIN SSf NJ a; gRs VI! : c..rzs
The medicine win snn be BY = O az Al
0o O0' s''i' By All %LH b a s'' ''' ""
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The Galway steamship Connausht will leave here
until the yh Of August when the repairs her machine
ry will be thoroughly completed. She is magnificent
vessel and is expected compete favoraby with the
feetest and safest ocean steamers afoat.
Private letters received here confirm the
that the subsidy Of the English government the Gal
way line of steamships has not been withdrawn
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81. Lorrs, July ~, 1850.
The extensive iron railing mandatory Of McNurray,
Wrinkle, Mayr Co. was burned this evening. Eoss
sAs 900 insured for $40 900 In city offices
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M2,s sInftiS. OF the Deaf ma Dunnb E,fsti-
tut hon.

TO TKy EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
In yocr issue Of the 2sth of june noticing the ex
animation Of the des and DUMB pupils you speak OF
a. bens"a young Person of jewish descent though
convertect to Chrstisnity, viii, last deny most
Their faith is the JEWISH and they believe in the only
and true G0a and believe as they do, and shall
BY giving ti place in She column Of your next sue
Tou will oblit FANNY SMtTtE
July 30. lSND
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Basehslor's Hair Dye IL the Best iu the
world Made soa and applied In appropriate private rcoua
ii the wig fec ovy, " Bond sweet
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A WORD 10 THE IA
"A To you 70 use HOSTE1
ters, II Is but ,fst II, state tbs
imparting strength snd vigor {
which are oftelsiDes ATTENDED
We know Of no preparation m
Mons coDse1uentupon this eau
babe the Biiter9-oAnnot be disp
mothers nouriaSment 10 mad
child. consequently her ftren
where q good tosic. such ~
needed 10 impaTt temporary ,
system. Ladies' si,ould by all |
fore 80 doing, ans your phys
with the virtues n the Bitfers,
cases. Sold by drl,ggists and
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sailing or the Conn.ught Postponed.

The steamship Ccrnaueht does not leave this port for
Galway uuiil the 7th Of August
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Grover d Bakers Celebrated
HOIsrI.Ess sEwIN0 MACHINES,
The best In for family serving
Sq3 broadway, New YORK..
liz Fulton street., Brooklyn.
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Trusses.-Dr. MarNh Continues Tn Apply
his radical cure Truss ccens 81 Hernia.
Trsses supporters shower Brscea Suspension BAndsyes
elm elastic knsr lehA Bathing Trsses and All surgical
Appliances applied. h,y Va tse female de-
parmen.. 80 . ve.-5 street, As~r House. opposiie ~
Panliv churuh.
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DIEs--rr RH cOMmENDIN0
TER q Ceiebrats d Stomach Bh-
asa St'm-lant { the sylsen. IN
uriDg cersain pc riodioaf stng7.
wili mich pxf and troubls.
ore b.rbl5 ladar ed IN eli afilos
sc, and for = Eao Their Nursing .
,nsed VIM. espcct ally where tne
equase 70 Ne de rnands Of he
N nlss 5issd. . nd here n b
Hossettes'y stoms~ .eh BiNcrs 10
reDg.l And ,ixos N the wholS
, cans ti-y tins rem edy. ind be-
n an wing II ke'fs acqraiated
v I'll ~ co1Tne0d the ir us~ In Al
deSlss5 Hcna-slly Q verywhAro.
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Hsrring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes 2i BroAAway Of Murray street,
No. N.srl
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Great Fire a. Poughkeepsie.
July q, l%JD.
HERRrNG's sAIE THE vICTOs.
PousHxFNrsIf, July ., l-J
Mrssr. HrnnISe A Co.-orSrLsNss;-ou the n'ght Of
occurred In this place which eH'ndei 10
In furniture building ons
your patent Champion Safes whch stood before the IRE on
he store floor and position 10 make impossible
consequently remained until the uopr fel when
he cellar lO O oher
furniture and maartss where nremAnet rum
5orock A. NJ tl 10 O'Clock When removed from the ruins
every book and paper found IN per eci orter II hae
saved many valuable and our books which Would
have been OF very serious matter " ma % have lost
HFRRrYG's PATENT CHAMPION sAFES the most 70
N,il from IRE known, can 20
HERRING co,
No 2sl broadway, corner Murray street. y. "
FARRFt. flERh mo CO. Philadelphia
HERRTNG GO. New Orlstna
~ reward s oiered 70 sny pers1n who can pross
that a HERRING : PATENT CHAhPloN SAfE ever talsf
10 preserve ne conteI r. in an accidental IRE.
wheeler ~ wilson's sewing Machinss.-
Ooife ISS broadway. " v.
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Omsial Drawings OF Hodges, Davis d
co. Is Consolidated Lotteries Of 0eorxta-
Class 3S7 JuLv g. lSe
8, H. So, 76, 81, 3, IS, so, -. 1. 10, So, II.
HOD0ks DAVIS A CO.,
Managers Macon. 6eorga>
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chauts. Wholesale

Card Portraits-24 for 81. Original
dollar Photographs reduced 10 80 cen,s lUO Oh
daily al HOLMES Gallery, SO broadway.
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BateheIor's Hair Dye 10 the 9ssi In the
world Made, aod and spprd aapproprse ptFave Tons
At the vig factory, 10 Bond street
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SIX Fine shirts, -.
MoOnY's shir Mandatory &C. Bro-isay.
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retail often puzzled 10 know how 10 place their
poyes whe,ber this viii make good salesman; that
ths reliable and Trustworthy oonsdental
clerk that cashier Ac. chronological description,
fully would settle the question and Indicate the
exact place each I'LL FOWLER WELLS. No.
30s Broadway. make private examinations
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Regal Havana Lottery.-Nos. VI, 72s,
lk10S 0D40 s0 ~ CAT the Eve capital prizes II
drSwiag June cAshsS by uIiAsE
Co. Raskers - William street New York Circulars sent
fres eIpesss By addressing Cavalo u o. Beau
mont New orb.
NoW Ready,
BRANDRETus QUINTEssgNCE or sARsAPARILLA.
TIE BEsT ARTICLE OF TIE KIND
" A' PRICE 20 CENTS PER BOTTLE
2sl Canal street and No. 4 Union s,iAre.
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stefnway Il sons
vcrsrunT Square Pianos warranted for I've
vearv warerooma 81 and ~ Walker street
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The CIR. az Eastern sum mer ilats-Straw
snd fes WHITE halter ZIG Broai~ay, epposAe 81 fss
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The c1,~e d,s Theatre announces that marriage Is
the eve of being celebrnted between Mile Trop the
Of Racine and young captsu on infantry
In the French army The subscr ptoo which opened
in favor OF the young orphan aud 10 which " Pop sni
several foreign fovctcS tOos pst, Hih g. - TIC lady
mart iasc p0rtos Of % c0)l
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Erysipeias and other Cutaneous Met
tons that have Se6ed tn usual reameat are elect aay
cured hy HOLtDWAY'S Pills and Cinimen Tue fh@ aet
the stnach liver and blood. while The ointment ssofes
the external Inflammation.
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HIrs Hair Dyr, 80 Gents, Black ar
huvn. nepos 40 slclaF eifeft anf 80 T. ~. O. az
Tafsllblc Ouei eat for ihe hair,
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MISCELLANEOUS

"a Nbw Sly LIZ on sHUfs AND 1AlTkFs n,
"A JONES No. 10 and u Ann street CAL ard SOC shsn
IrxuRy-gAyETrY's ~EDfCArED PAPER THE
n oniy pure Papef made Who would he. wthru I0s
Tor CAVITY $ nsas vater marked "a each sheet All
druggists sell Y. nsrot No 'eekmsn street.
A wkoNrFICrNT SWIM ocTAvf ROSEWOOD III.
~ anooite a private ale re Crop~ry q lady leaving
Covcr faaafe ~ Yves tacGY fh sseei Grit eg.
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BYa nd reth's Pills

BYa dreth's pills
ARE EXCELLENT PURGATwE
AND ANTI BILIOUS PILLS
Tboee who their health and faculties 10
mo<t remarkably degree. Warranted purely vegetable
OrFICE 2ef CANAL STREET, N Y
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Brooklyn Photographs.-Willfa .
Nniaurcs abne Imperss aud iAe Size. Two forty nine
CAD Fulton street
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sussrI Covrry. Class 49, JuLy 81, 1859.
10, 81, "a, 10, ID. u, 81, -. Ia. 8, so. 20.
CossoLIpArEp LOTTERY. CLASS l2g, jury 81, 1860
6s, 81, So 2, 20. 20, AZ, 81, as, "a, 70, ~, 10.
FRANCE BR0ADBENTs Co,
Managers Wilmington, Delaware.
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Great Fir. a, Poushkeepsie.

The Eureka Sewing Machine Can he
paid for in weekly amounts. once t1 Broadway Agents
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Valuable Compn ion for Tourtsts-
Consisting good FIELD Camp Marine Glass sso inc
Poke, 1e Of great powes can BE- found SfhhoNs
A cos Opticians. under the Lsfarge House.
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wheeler ~ wilson's sewing Maohinss.-
Once 5s5 Broadway. " Y.
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Flour dull and declined l2tsc Wheat quiet; white,
81 % 81 IS: red 81 IL 81 % Corn and yell
low in demand at &c Oats declined whiskey dull at
81 &c. 22c.
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Stocks steady; Pennsylvana State SIS, 94ss; Reading
Railroad 24h Morris Canal. IS Long Island Railroad,
l21s; Pennsylvania Railroad, ssn. Sight exchange on
New York at par
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-01-28
Gcrtiebune folet.
g tr-etf g. ii 8 E.
. @pn g, Quo1i9b.
Aurora, 3no., ant Gbrilase 1859.

aurora, :3no., AM Gbrifase 1859. -
Der beilise Mbenp 1T uoriiter; bic Side
ter ner Gaulencen ron Gbrilttaumen fnt.
perlcl9en bic &incer fnb ent;udt iiber
Die Welhenfe unp bic Gltern tbeilen ibre
Greupe. Mir bem etpisen Manperer,
maro bieIe Greuoe nur le1ten iu She'll unp
oud am eeitrioen Nbeno fon>,te i'd mel.
men Sutel uidt einmilden in Den BON
@eib uno &inoer11. Sat man aud Ielbif
ldnef aufaeb6rt in posnatii@en unp
tir9liden Slime @brift gu iein; 70 blidt
man bod nit @er9niiaen 3uriid ,su ben
&inperjabrel1 >po man ii& oes @briFbau<
mes nit leinen oolpnen Niii1et] Mu{dwerz
fen uno @pielIa6en 70 berSinnisli6 9e<
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