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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-01-30

M AMPS! Lamps! L.asUP S!--.TUSF
III received from Boston, large lot of Coal Oil
FLUID Lamps, which, in consequence of the
la teness of the have been bought at greatly
reduced prices, and will be sold cheaper than
offe red before at II MAIN ST
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-20

News from British Columbia and Oregoa,
ST. LOUIS, Jan. Is, 1880
The overland mail reached here TO night, and furnishes
the following from British Columbia and Orcgon
addition to that teesraphed from Maloys Station yes
terday:-
The House Of Assembly Of vancouvers Island dissolved
on the 18th of December, preparatory to tho mceug OF
new House elected under the Representation ac OF 1884,
-Four British men Of war shortly expected nj VIC
tora, 70 reinforce Admiral Banc's feet vizhe Cio 20
iyguns Topaz 90 guns; aud Cossack 20 guns
a.ncIs WHO nave arrived At Victoria from the Upper
Fri. er report inher goa discoveries the previous month
than a. ing any former PERIOD many having made $1,000
~ -. weeks.
Coarse Co. has been found in many racs, and some
CD ,uy miners "ould winter Doug as Yale Hope and
wcs,n 'tnster ali O. whom entertained bright antcpa-
" .n'n y, she Weld OF ,-old the coming season
tn nan g (Or, rop9 ornol says that several parties
bad arrived 'fom the up country, Colvlle and sime
MI q, whom confirm previous reports regard
q tho richness OF the mines in tina, region. No
doubted the exis ence Of rich gid deposits on all the
streams tributary ~ the columb'a rhcr on INC west and
North.
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ALBANY, Jan ~, 1901
1t being general order day. several bills wcro consider
ed in Committee Of tho Whole Mr.. Coopers bill to amend
the law relating to the construction Of railroads in cities
coming up,
Mr. CosK,ve (rep) inquired what was tho object Of
the bill.
Mr.. CooPER (rcp) explained that the law the
as the Of 1854 except that the latter requires the
sent Of thirds OF the lardhoders before the Common
Council shall grant charter to any railroad which
and ter in said city, while in the preseu.
bill those WORDS stricken out. The justice OF this
amen ment was apparent, nasmuch as the intsnt and
spirit of the Law had been evaded by granting Of franchises
% roads commencing In New York city but terminating
in other counties 1t prevent such that
the present amendment was proposed
the bill favora6ly, they deemed demanded
Tor the protection Of property holders
nation but as tho Cove rnor escd time 10 examine he
bill, be moved to report progress
This motion was lost aud the bill ordered to third
The bill making appropriation for the pay mont OF
interest on temporary loans and providing for the pay
neLt OF tho floating debt OF the State passed
on the presentation Of the petition prohibitory law,
Mr.. NoxoN (rep) moved reference to select com
mittee. ~
Mr.. A. A. MyREs (dem warmly opposed The notion
Mr. MnIIR rep suggested the propTiety OF referring
peuticns committee already appointed on Excise. Ar
Ter debate, the motion for select committee was lost by
Two more New York city railroad bills noticed. :
Mr. Gown ep gave notice Q. bin 70 reduce tho rate
several important bills were introduced, among them
ds dan ssss 5, "a tic ouSsasins u burning.
e,.s cp uocUocd n Svieng " the snS k a.
salary Of The Corporation Counsel Corporation Attorney
and counsel for opening streets, &C,
increasing The power Of tho Comptroller Of tho city Of
New York. creating several executive departments sub
divided into burcsax and giving the Comptroller power
Mr.. WoopRJrF (Am.) called for reading Of b!ls, and
moved reference to Now YORK delegates, TINS =
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News from Pi,S.'s Peak snd Utah.


The Pixies Peak express arrived here this afternoon,
bringing the mails and passeSEers from Osef City and
salt Lake. 900 in gold oates from Je srson Terri
tory TO the l2th inst and from Salt Lske To Dec noer 80
Adycee from Mountain City report the ninei set at
work IN that neighborhood with probable rcturns
Elections bad been held in the mountains In which the
question Of organizing counties under tho provso nal
government was voted down by decided majority. Inc
general expression In favor Of separate political orga
nxat,on by Congress- and against connection with Kansas
demand for mail facilities with New Mexico was
sibly et, owing TO the increasing between the
two countries The distance from Inavcnworth Santa
Fc, via Denver City, is greater than from udepend
ence The present starting points and the former route has
line OF SETTLE mens aoLg the whole extent OF the route,
and would not require to be patoed by troops to render
II secure.
An emigration Is expected during the coming spring
peSior 70 that OF last year. and emgrsnts cautioned
against taking the road unproyoed with subsistence Tho
Pixies Peak Express Company will increase their line
riwcekly the first Of February and have stock
Sufficient for double daily line 1t is demanded
by travel.
desperate ARRAY occurred Salt lake on tho Sunday
preceding the departure Of the mail between two bands
Of desperadoes, headed respectively by Huntington
and Bill! Hickman, in which Hickman was MORALLY and
Huntington slightly wounded and several others received
trifipg injuries.
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pHILApELpHIA STOCK BOARD.


PInLADElpnIA jan 10 1890.
Stocks steady. PENNSYLVANIA state 1ves el1; Read
ing Railroad 49, Morris Canal, 5o Long Island Railroad,
ll15; Pennsylvania Raliroad, 37li Exchange on New
York offered at par.
New ORLEANS; Jan IS, 1880.
Cotton stircr, but quotations unchanged; sales TO-DAY
IL eco bass. Sugar oui &C. &c for fair to fully
fair. Freight cotton to liverpool 9I6d Sterling Ex.
charge "a per cent pemiam, and with bills OF ladng
Exchange on New York go days Ia 2sf per cent dis
NEW ORrE,vs, Jan. 10, 1850
Cotton has advanced No, the sales oday were 90 oco
bales; mitdlipg, 1OySc &c Sugar firm: fair to fully
fair, &c a7Hc Freight to Bavre. i loo. al -
Sight exchange on New York u u discount.
Conference.-The increased receipts of cotton at New
Orleans to Tuesday last 1888 eco bes and those ut
oil the ports 1856 ooo, and not as they wore stated
NOZZLE Jan. II, 1900
Gotten irmer: sales 800 bales mddlng osc sales
Of thrce days, 20 ,000 receipts do II, 500 bales. Ex
change on New York, = n y pcr cent discount
MOBILE, Jan. 1S, 1860.
Cotton firm: saes TO- day 5000 bales, nddilrg lose
SAVANNAH, Jan 49, 1860.
There has been slight improvement in cotton espe-
cisly Tho lower qualities to Gay 2700 bales nj
irregular prices.
CHARLESTON, Jan. IS, 1860.
Cotton firm saies to day $500 bales.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 10, 1859.
at IS so. Wheat firm sales Geo bushels average,
good white for store, 81 As Corn dun white and yellow
at 5sc 1Cc Provs.ors irm and unchanged Whiskoy
steady at &c.
BrsDyrrHIa, Jan. 10, 1850.
Flour dull ard unchanged in price Wheat quiet red,
81 IS 81 80; white, 81 40 Corn duh: yellow TIC. Oats
44Hc a acc. wtiskey closed firm at 241Sc. q Csc.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 10, 1850
-Four unchanged: surcrlre, S. 80 SIS 40. Whiskey
advanced DC: sales ut 2'c 2lISc. Hogs-No Sales
active Gales OF 500 bbls at 81 Bulk meats-Salcs
242 Goo lbs. At &c. a &C. Lard quiet at 9xc a 95sc
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,1o5we ID hops OF influencing vas Of ra,,ts.s ne
important question Will be treated goy 4s party mea
sure, instead OF purely cou,,ir,,; &. ,e.,ir Tita
all other questions That conr Ia, e,a oa.
bodies both state ana national n, Inc tine ,,e
pas ty or the other s az MONS IN ,aoc, no na1v ,ea
sure and the plumber OF vees ,b, "a M controi il Inc
guide OF all 10 casting their woes rats thai he asilce
or Injustice of The M, asu,o i,sslr
The temperance Question came mn in thu House TO dsy
the slrs myth OF n sas tsci on the u,oiou to
appoint committee non ali petitions prayiog for
law preventing the sale OF inoxcatug louos Tue mo.
ton was Lost by larce majority auch 70 the
or the temper mn ce harry Although II n sai that ma
lor1ty Of tbe Iecisiare are upoa what is termed the
cate tbst tbev have no objection 10 private glass OF
w'ne when no one see te m aud that they have no no
The Manha.is1 Gssght Company are before the Legis
hturc for tho massage Of law as IL Will DO seen by ahe
bill introduced yesterday in the House by Mr. Maserson
granting 70 the Gas sbt Company the exc,
siyc use OF their wharSs or busheads which riyes 10
xham he rpht 70 he exclusive use of their wharves attn
ated between Stxeenlh and Eighteenth streets on t,s
North river and Sixteenth streesa
ON East river making unlawful for any ship or vessel
20 be mooyed or fastened to SAIL wharves or huktaads
The Harbor Masters thal upon Application forthwith re-
move any ships or vessels which shall have ben moorsd
here The owner Of the vosss shall forfeit he sum Of 80
for every refusal 10 obev sald orcers "
NotwlihstandiDg the numerous his horoto
FORE there was perfect M notices. or his nrcsented
day for the future ptroducou of bills The work Of
the LEGISLATURE is raaly and h thew no.
nesty disposo OF one half on tie woik that IA ocins
brought bcoro thc In their one hundred WORKING days
they will do more Than their prcdccessor s nave in the
same time
The tinkcr of the charter OF The civ of Nav York have
today proposed another n.an Mr. Cover introduced
bill to oror,ae for charter convcpton m election for
that purpose to be held n tho CITY and county of New
York on the 18th day OF July next at which election I'm
each Assembly district shall DO baeed for one deeeaie
20 such corveptpp-thc persons receiving the hpheat
number Of votes TO be elected member Of said conven
ton and the rccey the next highest mum Ser Of
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Appointment by the Governor.

Nyw YoRx.-Jchn Aneerinc, Niles d. Audrns,
Thatcher NJ Adams William Henry Arnoux, James 4.
Briggs CHARLES Il Brown Samuel D. Cozzens, Francis A.
Hall, John X. Hackest, Philip Jordan, Dc WI. Cinten
Norekouse, James McKibben, Ira o. Miller, Joseph A.
Neeselar, Gilbcrt T. Osgood, VIM. H. Post, David W.
Thomas s. Rvett, Henry Smith, ). lawrence Slawson
HrPj. Sherman, Alfred H Wager, Alexander g.
moro, William Alien, Francis C. Barlow VIM. G. Belts,
VIM. J. A. Fuller, Irving Parris, George W. Embrec,
Pred r. Hartmann, Thomas d. Mathcr, George {. West
cstt
Krycs -.Jamcs Kent Boyd, Geo. A. Lectc, John II.
Stout Thomas Clark, James G. Saght, VIM. Poole,
Fred. O, Eerkle, Walter Durcck. r-r
~ POINT WARDEN FOR THE CRY OF NEW YOBK.
Benaiun Hutchinson, he having boen appointed during
the recess OF the seratc.
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Holtxs -DxAN.-On Wednesday, Jan. Is, by the Rev.
= Faag, W. ALERT HolxEs 10 6ARAH L., daughter Of
Robert W. Dean ESQ.
LAMmRsoS- HAxnros.--At the South Baptist church,
On Ihnrsdsy, Jan. 10, by the Rev A. a. Birmingham Mr.
D W ANDERSON. Of Chicago, 10 ExxA, daughter Of e.
LESLIE -DlGBY-In this city, on Thursday, JAN 10, by
tie Rev DR. Burchard, WILLIAM NJ LESLIE Esq, to MARION
daughter OF the late Dieby, Esq, Of Can.da West.
sccvnI-CoE-ln Brooklyn. F. D., on Saturday, Jan. II,
York to NAnr M eldest daughter Of Capt. Co., Of the
sPEATsIE-RlrrNAs-On Wednesday, Jan. 1s, at tho
Congregation Share Zedek by the Rev. W. Weinstcin,
Rev. MOSES Specimen to Miss FASg7 KAUFMAN.
WAsnBrRN-FowyHx.-In ihis city on Saturday jan H.
by the Rev. Hugh Carpenter, CHARLES wAsrBr Rs A. NJ
q Brooklyn. to Miss EsTKIIK daughter Of the late
9on Samuel Fowler, Of New Jersey.
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NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.


ALBANY, Jan. 10, 1860
Petitions continue to be presented FOR Pro Rata Freight
for the extension Of the Chcrugo canal and for aid
to the Albany and SnsquehaBna Railroad.
Favorable reports were made on the oils fixing tho fees
Justices Of the Peace in both cis and criminal cases;
exemptrg 1remen from taxation to the amount Of Ave
hundred dollars and making appropriation, for tho canal
debt and the maintenance Of tho canals for the next a
cal year.
Bills noticed to enlarge the powers OF Cp;rts Of
Oyer and Termncr, and 10 establish Board OF rarous.
Also to amend the Registry law.
Bills vert introduced ~ amend the charter OF tho New
York Hope Fro Insurance Company to enlarge the Gin
ton prison. and to protect the prosperity in trade and the
earnings OF married women.
Bills were passed increasing the powers OF n,.arles
public.
Also, to confer additional pc upon bolrds OF
auditors h7.t
Mr. MANsERRE (rcp.) reported, With amendments, tho
bill relative to the powers of Tho New York Colnmon
Council in making railroad grants. As amended by tho
committee, the bill leaves with the Common Council aud
interested property the powers and privileges
they enjoy uncer the Railroad law Of 1884, but
nus the powers Of the Common Council under the genera
law Of 1850.
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The Louisiana Legislaturc and tho IRE.
pressiblc Conflict.


In the Louisiana legislature, to day, the Governors
Message was read II recommends that tie State be pre-
pared to meet sister States Of the South convention,
in OF certain contingencies favors rcaatng upon
the hostility OF the North, by licensing and oictiDg dis
elimination against Northern goods amounting to an ABB
solute pi ohibiion.
The House passed joint resolution, declaring the Har
pers Forty affair attack the rights and privileges
OF the South, and alleging that the hostility OF the North
and the election of republican President will cause
dissolution Of the Union.
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The south Carolina Commfsslomer to
--1l----'- v,vgfnfR. ~
AIR. MEANINGLESS ADDREss TO THE LTGrsLArrRE OF

- kA 2 RICHMOND, JAN Is, 1860.
Mr. Memisger escorted 10 the Capitol by tho mill
tary The national and vrg.na days waved oyer the
tuldipg. He spoke hours u immense Gro xds Hs
described the tteauy OF tho North upon the rights
cr the Ecth and tbs rise an progress OF abo.onsm
he drew dreaSy picture Of their present reAcons Win
tho NORTH and showed that The guarantees Of INC cons
euon wsso poweress 70 protect TIC South. TIC souto
must make demand for guarantees II the Union
70 be preserved csa mako after concession
uhteey uec ali naunro right In tho conedoracy Hs
urged e0usehtGn OF tho Southern Sates 10 c0nsi les
shcu rsA:icrs WIN Tho North Mr.. Nemanger war
teacd " wlsn tsGsc Insasest throughout hblong Dis
ecuUee,
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AssoefatiOn or Banks for the Dctee tlon
or Commentators.

4. ~ OF COunlcrfc1gerss
ALBANY, Jan. no. 1850
The several banks IN Albany have issued circular pro-
posing form association for the detection and pup's
mtrt u couIterfeiers It Is proposed that each bank
oip,ug shall pay dollars subscription 70 form fund
Tor Offering for the detection VI Offenders &C.
funds required assessment TO be made not
exec edng five dollars each hundred Thousand dol
lars II capal Of the banks Albany IN be the central
10 be rendered gratis. ' lsaat
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Charles O'Cenor Nominated for the Presf-
49, y, e 49, CHARLESTON, 8 c., Jan. 10. 1860.
ITO Augusta Georgia. tSnstielsfnolf. 70 .onnends
CAssles o'Csnor, Of New Yssk, FOR tho Presidency.
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French Imported boots and Shoes just
received per mer from celebrated Makers by EUGENE
FERRIS, bIo!maher, FL Nassau street.
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Court Calcnaa r-Thfs Day.

SrrRExE CorRr-CI Rcuu-rart l-Brunnav VS. Clark
American Exchange Bank Castcr s.R2lo. OFF, 1885,
23oe, 1855 pass, 23eO, 1887 2ass. 2l42 Part 22es
252 $50, 49, AGA 400 ais, 422 426 42s, 43G, 43s, 49,
17s. 1888, AGA, 466, 46S, 470, 474.
SUPERIOR CoURT-Bart 1-Nos 3e5, 275. 423, Asst, 49,
21 AGO. AL, Asst, 1885, 49 49, sos, 5o7, s2T $751; S5s
Second part-Sarne as before.
COMMON PLEAS CorFT-Part Lone hour oansas-Nos.
III, 2o42, 2O43 Part 23s4 300, 400, 40l, 40e 4o3
465, los, 400, 4l2, 4l3, Ala, 4i5, 3s5
UNITED sDArEs DISTRICT CouRr-Ncs 4s, 25, ~, 80, 4,
10, IA, T. 2, z3, 81, 40, s, 81, 20, 80, 81.
Drawings Of the Della ware State Lotto.
res.-wOoD, EDDY CO, Managers.
DELAWARE, cEoscIA, xEsTrCRI AND MISSOURI STATE
DrIAwARr-ExTRA Class No. 81, JANUARY 10 1900
AZ, Is, ~, 6, IS, 81, 81, Is, z, H. u, II.
DEIAwARE-CLAss No 80, JANUARY 10 1860
IL, 81, Is, Sc, 3, Is, ~, 81, az, IS, As, II, l.
Circulars sent nee q charge BY addressing
WOOD, EDDY CO. Wilmington, Delaware.
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NV 90 = or Every Descrip

ABesutiful Com liquid
Pearl ic auy preserving the complexion and skin
may b iIied gratis ~ 4s9 Broa6wass
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..HtM NEw ORLEANS, jan 49, 800.
Tho steamship Habana has arrived here, win Havana
dates TO the 18th inst. <
TIE weather was very hot 900
Bnssness was recovering. Sugar was arm, but tho
Transactions small $3.50 f.et -A-@
Freghts were nominal. Exchange ON London Is per
cent premium, and on New York ,s per cent.
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ar ryTRpr,xa- wspDlyG ~. aps NOTES xC--
"A rfse oestrased ee sved csfS be tad Only n ~
broadway, corner Duane tteee
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CristadoTo's Hair Dye. Wigs and Tou-
pesse best tie world wholesale and retail and the Dye
priv alcly applied, No. Astor House.
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1000 Photogra phSc Portraits DaIly-21
fcr$l2 ut ADg, ty HOLMES u S. Patent Camera 3s
BroadWaY -
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SGuuraud's Poudrc subtitle Uprcots Hair
from low forehssds upper Mps part Of the bS 81
WnlIa u~inn
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The Kansas Legislative Trouble.
LEAyESwoRIu, Jan. 49, 1850.
The Territorial Legislature adjourned sine tic to-day,
be general understanding being that the Governor VIII
convene Il by special proclamation. The
ifculty aYfing from tho adjournment 10 Lawrence u,
therefore,. conaidered settled.
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Mrs.. WinsI0w's SOuthlng Syrup.
Millions used every year Ia the United
States child ssetbng whh failing Relief
immediate and certain Only 70 ceLh . botle
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Fire at cineinpatf.

|Ht CixtIysATI, Ia. 10, 300
ire a, two O'Clock tbs mofniog Destroyed MO wool
en- buidirge racd the cnrper 81 t1mc,c and Filth
steese belonging 10 Horny Nichols se ssem sx 10 eight
thovssrd coI,ars, fully insured rT
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Boots and acknowledgement
Double role, warm fur 1ed and wrot.
TRAVEILf @ BOOTS. lEGGISS, BUCkSK1N SHOES
And every,hin able for winter wear for
Ladies gents and boys at
BROOKS, c75 Broadway and $50 Fulton street.
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Fire I'm Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, Jan. l9, 1850.
fire this morning destroyed the barn, warehouses
aud stok Of furs and fes Of s. Thorman Loss $4,000
inquired, $e,oc0.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-20

BarIy's Triccphcrsus II the Best and
cbcapest article for dressing beairg cleansing curtin
pres erving and Restoring The hair Lsdes try It, Sold By all
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singers Sewing Machines, For FAINT
hsG taors and All manufacturing purposes are ,ne1naed
They durable capable or doing grester variety
the market
The fsmry Machines. $50 and SIS attracting
universal alter ton.
NO 100 Fulton street. brooklyn
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The Calcna and Chicago Railroad.
CHICAGO, Jan 10, 1850.
The Galena and Chicago Railroad yesterday declared
dividend Of three per cent, payable in New York
February 10
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Batchelor's Hair Dye, wig and Tou.
zee Factory removed 10 Bond street. Prvse entrance
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Closing seasoA or Fura 1T Cost--At
WHITES, the Halter, s6 broadway, oppcstc St. PaG.s
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Tyusses OF Every Description for Perm o.
neu RECEPTION rupture bathing Trssss Supporter shpui
der Braces tuspensory Rspdssss ain elastic
CcpS lrk,es ard af surgical appliances scienfo4ly
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CAKr NOTICE We THAT HAVE RuEuMAy, AN GORE
throas humps ,oShsehe kseachs pa,'s m The irass
inert VIII positively you Price % AND a ecsta ee,d by
q dYuQraa
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o. A. Bile, Exchange and Commission
Rroker No. l76 0reen~ ch street NJ Prizes all legAzed
lotteries caahed.
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Ha1s-Its Diseases, Fall, Change OF
coo, 'f.T er,sasrmen. This wboe treated ~ GRAND
JEAN tvfwoifih street
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n1IsCELLANEOys.

= IJAwrA, ARABEsQuE, IvnRY AED sA1Ir rorR
"a paper and Envelopes, ~ hSssDA' - S'S oro@o~sy'
ctrre q DuArs street.
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A Massachusette Senator. Charged W ith
ra-sm sta Z. rE ~ Forgery, assrN

John r Frye ,mcmbor Of the Stase senate from wor-
ccsser county is said to DO involved 10 tho crime Of for
sere forgery arm n rearl street Cor thirty Avn
lulured dollars. f '~
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unity OF HON. CiHrk b. COcnfAme.
ALBANY, Jan 10, 1860.
Hon Clark B. Coehrane's Illness has unbappiy
termu ated in insanity He taken yesterday 70 the
U.scs Aryiurn, where It s hoped skul treatment may
restore bis reason The exciting agitation in Conyr Il
believed have greatly contributed to this much do
plprcd resulA 3
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Importnn MT to TaiIors and Others.-The
groyer aker Sewing Machine Company have inst intro
speed with stes Price 80 For sale at Nd
1875 broadway New and No. Isl Fulton street, Brooklyn
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! Heyrfpg's Patent Champion Fire
and burglar proof Safes 81 Broadway corner Of Murray
efre Ne ~ YORK.
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Wheeler d Wilson'S Sewing Machines.
cfice SOS Broadway, New York.
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Useful IN EVERY IAN! s,A!lMSII'k-rAISI. eEHAss
a. esspsa sauai 70 new wildly ,u,o e nsScss
seIsr i.S.o y gscEa4F COZ Co. Ssssss.
Only - eno pei poSue. sR0EMAN CO DxvnytaA
Va lei, - Gil rnd 1j6 HSsdvSg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-20

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