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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-09
STATE on NEWBORN, EXECUTIVE DEP .RTMESr, !
ALBANY, Nav s. 1860. I


GFsTLTMEN: Since nv return TO this city have
received your letter of the 2Sth ultmo rendering me
public dinner at such time and place az may be most
convenient 10 NE, and accompanying the invitation
with expressions of approval of my official courseex-
pressions most grateful 10 public man, and partlcu-
hrly TO charged with the often delicate and always
responsible duties of the Chief Maglsracy OF this State.
Ibelieve all occupying official positions prize
the good opinion of those who take interest IN pub.
lie affairs and that the most gratifying and honorable
recompense of public man, next 10 the approval OF
his conscience, is the appreciation OF tree ana
enlightened constituency. at least am not mdlher"
ent to such appreciation, especially when, as in the
present case it comes from 20 many of the leading and
influential members of the community in which have
passed the greater portion of my life.
! recognize IN each signature the name OF one de-
setyodlv high in the confidence of his telIow-ctZens.
conspicuous professional Or commercial man, and
entitled TO express the sentiments as well OF the metrop
oils of other portions of the State. need not az
sure You that Cease TO remember with pride
the evidence of appreciation which your letter gives
me- a which is none the less valuable because il au-
hors political questions, entertain various ana eon
fctlng opinions.
But am compelled 10 answer you that duties OF an
official nature, and engagements long SINCE Iiaae, ue
mand my time, and shall be obliged to decline your
kind invitation. cannot in courtesy do So however,
without briefly referring to your special meh.ion
my exercise of that high prerogative with wnen 'ne
Constitution has clothed the chief Executive omser'
Profound convictions of duty have constrained me ~
withhold my sanction from measures at both seseon'
of the Legislature and especially during the Last more
frequently, perhaps than has besn usual heretofore
am fully aware that the people are at all untsJen
Gus of AN undue use of this power but they nave eoh
terred il for wise ends and they very properly eN'e,
in this, as in all other respects faithful discharge Oh
duty A.
While il has been painful for me to perform s,l'i
function. and TO differ SO often from respected ana
coordinate branch OF the Government, have never
done 80 except when my convictions OF du'y VIZ VIZ
clear. and when, MS believe, it was required ny 'ne
best interests of the State nj large. ,.a =,
the many marks of public favor which have oe.h suoMu
nue. since my entrance upon the discharge oil my pn'
cal duties, but conscious at the same Time no" "'''
deserve your generous praise,
beg TO remain, very faithfully, .
i0uf 0ons'a anu EpWiN ID MORGAN
To Nessrs JANIS q. w,pswoHtn, LrrnKR bsAo'sh -"
W kITNT ard Others.
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lGLrAIn FrsEaAL.-Ilie funeral obgcquies of the
hate Col. Clas. II. Sanford, who died on his way to
Venezuela with Gen.. Pael, will take place this after
noon in Trinity Chapel, in West Twenty.fth street.
Tie procession will move from the late residence of
deceased, No 3l2 West Twenty-se street at
O'Clock and proceed 10 the church. where the service
for The burial Of the dead will be read by the Rector
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The bennington Banner says that John Sherman,
in Pownal, W., bad born TO him, on the day he
pcted his seventeen year, son, and he called his
name Levi; and on the same day Were born unto him
grandson and great-grandson, the parents AT the time
residing in three different States. All three of the boys
are living now
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THE DEFAULTING CASHIER OF THE UNION
LONDON

From The London Times, lfpJa2
The following report on the recent frauds of their
chief eashier has been ssued, this evening, by the
Union Bank Of London. IL gives clear summary of
the means employed, aud confirms the antcPations he
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Times again follows:
SIR: We pique ourselves in this country especially
on our love of fair play aud | do not see why the
Benica Boy should not have IT, because be has shown
himself much better man than lac supposed TO be.
The 2Sh rule Of the Puglstic Association, quoted by
A Light Weight in your impression of this day,
clearly proves that boring the ropes and huggng to
the verge of strngulaton and apopcXy not held to
be unfair by the rules of the ring 1t merely provides
that when those distressing operations have III the
opinion Of the referee, been carried far enough, that
official shall be- empowered to direct the seconds TO
separate the cobaants; and that, If either OF the men
OR seconds refuse 10 obey his orders the eesnt shall
instantly be declared to have lost the battle.
have not read any account OF the light III which II
is pretended that either Ieenan ls seconds refused
TO obey the orders OF the referee tins pont nor does
il appear that he incurred the censure OF that Official
for unfair conduct during The fight.
What right therefore, has anybody now TO charge
him with unfair conduct Nobody appears 70 be DIS
satisfied with the conduct of the referee and II llee
mans demeanOr satisfied The referee, what more could
be required Of HIM
On the other hand il il admitted that the ropes were
cut 10 xtricate Savers from very critical position,
from which he could not eXtricate himself. VIII
Light Weight favor with the number OF the rule
which authorizes their being cut Did the referee
give the order 10 cut thcm was II done by Sayers
frendsl II certainly was not done by lieenans
friends Why was that eep taken Why did not the
referee direct Ieensns seconds 10 take their man oft,
according TO the rule quoted by " Light weight,
and, their refusal adudge the victory TO Sayers
do not make the observations from any love 10
prlze-hghtng. do it because think very gallant
fellow IL not getting fair play II wca brutal enough
10 Tolerate such exhibitions AT least let Us deal fairly
wth strangers who engage IN theIn.
. sn, siT, Sosr obedsnt servant, -
AE"H A HEAVY WEIGHT
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man nAn<d Patrick Duffy. Hare be was charged go 50
FOR ckshree collars han ths real price, Yester-
Day Mr. Duss returned 70 tns o preferred charge
OF obtaining eney under faso preenoss against Du6y
The accused was Nd to answer By Justice Connolly.
STAINING ArRAf IN GRAND Srur.-Bstweeu nine and
ten o'ossck last evening" two young men named James
Armstrong and George Sweeney got into an alteration
Of the corner OF Grand and Crosby Streets whom the
latter tn order to get the be OF his adversary drew
knife and stabbed Armstrong n the right and left legs
in'cng two wounds, but both 81 which found after
wards moi 10 be OF serious nave. 0osr Paterson Of
the Fourteenth ward arrested Sweeney and locked him
up IN the station house, and the wounded
veyed home
ARREST OF AN ON OErzNDER.-Iast evening a. the
audience at Nibos were leaving the house. well known
criminal named Wells alias Sheeney about sixty years Of
ago. was caught In the act OF picking the pocket Of Judge
Dusenburry, Of the Second District Civil Court he was
Immediately handed to the Fourteenth ward police
and looked up hs has got TO DO quite resort for pick
pocketa Only few evenings ago man was robbed OF
over t4Oo In the saloon.
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ined to attend the funeral ,a her late residence -
Dean street. on Sunday afternoon, g wo O'clock weAs4
further Invitation Hsr reuains VIII bs taken y hAasa
RIiEr.-On Thursday, Jan 10, MAsalszs E1zm Rnx.
aged years II months and II days, dsughssr q ~
The friends and relatives Of The family sre rs1psv9.w
invited to attend the funeral from the resIdence q ~
this Saturday afternoon, Il two O'Clock
Rochester papers please copy:
years, months and 81 days - :
,y,,s Inc relatives and friends Of the family are rspeoc
sSa1p Mo- rs %s sef
nv;,s0n afternoon, at one O'Clock without nr
sormwAnp Suddenly on Wednesday evsuius. IN. n
s sa + y S,o ,.S native Of BATH England, .
The funeral wnf take place this Saturday, .,.r,os, :
two ocleot from The residence q his brother charsK
southward No 80 Madison street. Hs friends, I'd -
His remains win BIO taken TO Greenwood for nternsrt
London and Bath (Knslsnd) papers please copy
Of Theodore A. Tellkampf n D.
The si funeral w s.ks place Fl. .rd.y s.ps =
THn.-0n Thursday, JAM 10, LAAARus N. I'm, =
the I'D year Of hs age.
bers q Howard Lodge No. % !. o. o. y. - r..
binders Society, and the Veterans Of ls12 ress
fuly invited 70 attend the funeral Sunday aernssa.
TWO O'Clock, from hs late residence, Putnam avenue.
near Bedford avenue, Brooklyn.
TsAcx- On Friday morning, Jan %, after short =
ness, FRANCES WYNAN adopted daughter OF the lake W.
liam B. Tracy Of Guayaum, Porto Rico, aged II years.
The friends and acquantances Of the family are nyite
to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon At ha 80
further invitation
THUsr -0n Thursday, Jan. 49, MARY LAURA DIVA.
daughter OF william James and Olivia Henrietta Tfusty
aged year, months and days.
PNtsburg papers please copy
WErTYM.-On Thursday evening, Jan. 10, JoHN Hkns.
youngest child Of Conrad f. and Cessna Wettyen, aesd
year and is days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respsse
fully invited to attend the funeral this Saturday, morn
ing 1t pine o'clock from the residence Of his parents o
ner OF Thirty seventh street and Third avenue.
wnsoS.-On Friday, Jan. 20, RICHARD WILSON, aged -
years.
The relatives and friends Of family are respectfufv
invited to attend his funeral from his late residence ais
West Twenty first street, Sunday afternoon, at on0
O'Clock, without further invitation His remains viii b.
taken TO Greenwood for interment
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Commerce OF PAiladeIpnia.


Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA Jan. %, 1850.
SteckS hrm Pennsyvan State SIS, 9i ;Rea ting Rail-
road 49, Morris Canal, 6O Long Island Railroad, II
rcnnsy lvapia Railroad, SIX. Sight exchange on New
York unchanged.
Monnx, Jan. 10, 1860
entt,p-sales to- day IL COO bales advance OF cf
market buoyant a. l61c. for nsdding
SAVANNAH, Jan. 10, 1850.
Cotton-sales to-day 225o bales; market buoy aot the
Anglo Saxous news causing greater 0rDness but prices
for lower grades irregular Sales Of the week e250
bales receipts at all Southern ports date ahead Of last
year 500 bales stock In part 90 500 bales receipts
last week 20 500 bales against 500 bales II tue CORES
pcndine time last Year. receipts ~ date ahead OF last
81 600 balee Exchange on London dull a. TX s per
cent premium.
CaARIKsToy, Jan. 10, 1890
Cotton-5ales to-day 5000 bales sales 0 tho week
IL, $50 bales: good middling at lie. ll6c.
l AUGUSTA, Jan. 19, $780,
Cotton-Sales to-day 2,5c0 bales and market 6rmer.
BAIrnoRE, Jan 20, 1850.
Flour Arm At IS 50 for Howard street. Wheat buoyant
at 81 80 81 as for white 81 % 81 80 for red. Corn
dull white, 74c yellow, tic. 73c Provisions firm:
mees pork, SIC rs; prime, 912; bacon, oxc Whskey-
OHIO, 2oc. Sight exchange on New York unchanged
PrnIApElPMA, Jan 0O, 1880.
Flour--SuperHne, IS 80 IS 62k. wheat less arm at
81 40 81 50 for white, and 81 IS 81 80 for red Corn
quiet, at 74c. 76c. wbskey unchanged.
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 81 1850

ydns that "al the deposits In the several savings banks
OF this Aate the de0siors OF which uukuo 10 .uv
the ors OF such banks, for which OF toe iDerest
thereon lsm has been made since the frst dsy OF
January shall on or before the 6rst Day Of January,
1851 be raid no the treasury Of the State by the officers
Of the banks together with the interest and dividends
which, according 70 the rules Of such banks w,uld be-
payable to the deposisess thereof" requires that tho
cicers OF the banks shah, on the nrst day March, file
with the Superintendent Of tho Baking Departmsat q
state ent Of all deposits which have remained uncaim
cd in such banks since the st day OF January 1850 the
depositors oh unknown. 10 forfeits and annuls
the charter lch banks Cat fab neglect 70 comply
with the provisions Of this act
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Poascs Intelligence.

CHARGE on GRAND LARcrY-Jsmes Mcintyre, . boarder
at the house Of Mrs Hunt No 90 Lewis street. was rob-
bed OF English sovercgns TO the value sas4 while lying
drunk Margaret ScHugh, boarder at the same house,
and with whom Mcntre alleged 70 have sustained tho
relation OF husband, Is charged with the robbery,
which place tho It'll Of Tho present month Snce
that time had concealed hersek until her arrest
yesterday Brooklyn, By Shoer Dooney, Of tho Third
precinct. The accused VI held to answer BY Justice
Steers.
Ticgxr SwmpLNG.-Mr. Sslah Dustin, Western steam
boat captain while on his way 10 Washington vaths city
few days since, purchased ticket for his Destination a
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Assembly.


ALBANY, Jan. %, 1850.
Petitions were presented asking aid for the Albany and
Susquehanna Railroad.
THE LIQUOR QUESTION.
An attempt was made by Mr. POWELL (rep) to have
reconsidered the which refuses to select
Committee Prohibition of Liquors, but the House re-
fused and increased the number of the Excise Committee
by adding thereto Messrs Maxon and Cook friends Of
Prohibition.
NEW YORK BROOKLYN RAILROADS.
The bill authorizing double rarroad track in Brooklyn
and part Of Queens county reported favc-abIy also
the bill for rebuilding the lock Oneida Lake canal
Dir. TUcYsR (rep) gave notice OF another bill for the
construction Of city rar Dad in New York. AMI O:
bill to amend the Metropolitan Police lsw.
BY Mr. SAy,cs (rcp IA bill to exempt sewing ma
chimes from levy and sale under execution.
KILLS. PASSED.
TO alter the Commssioners map Of Brooklyn by strik
10 egaze certain doings OF the Charleston Copgrega
tonal Society Of Lima.
To amend the relative to the construction Of rail
10 authorize the shareholders Of the Lockport Gas
Company TO reduce the number Of directors
INTRODUCED
The following bills were introduced
BY Mr. DwIGHr-T0 amend the code OF procedure as
By Mr.. OrADn-ro amend the law designating public
holidays by making LIST January, 22d February 4h July,
25th December and Thanksgiving Day holidays, for the
pay ment Of notes on the Monday following those days
BY Mr. vERxmYs-To Increase the number OF Judges Of
to be eight years and tho Court to have . clerk.
BY Mr.. CAILIcorT-To incorporate the Brooklyn Medical
BY Mr. Cols-TO incorporate tho Knckerbocker Base
Bali Club Of New York.
By Mr.. TUCn-TO incorporate the Franklin Savings In
By Mr. JAcoUEs-ro change the time of election OF City
Judges and Recorders OF New York. from the time Of
general election 10 that Of the charter election.
The House refused to adjourn TIL Monday evening.
Adjourned.
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Political Intelligence.

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IN rIgg HoUsE-In tho event Of
the election Of President falling upon the House of Repre-
eentatves about the would be enacted that
going icr the choice of Speaker Neither party
hss majority Of the States To afford better under.
standing OF the position Of parties will place the three
organizations before the House, the will stand a.
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Married.

JoErs--RIcHARDsoN-On Wednesday, Jan. IS, at the
residence OF tho BRIDES father William Richardson by
the Rev. Dr. Chambers, JOHN r. JONES to Miss ANNA NJ
RICHARDSON, all Of this city.
sCHuYlxR-Closx -On Thursday, JAN 10. at Calvary
Bapst church, Twenty third street, by the Rev. Dr. Gil
lett, CHARLES p SCHUYLER to Miss EMMA D., daughter Of
Charles e. Close, Esq
wAIs-BulKIxy.-On Thursday, Jan. 10, by Rev.
Alfred Beach GEORGE A. WELLS to ElzABxrH daughter
of j. E. Buckley, Esq all OF this city.
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Shocking Accident ON the Hudson River
Ratlxoad-The Proceedings or Congress
Wreck OF the Ship Wl0ra Temple md
Frsghtful Loss OF Lifs-ynterostinx from
California-AMhtrs I'm Europe-Market
Reports, &c., SO.
Tho WEEKLY HERALD will be issued this morning al ten
o'clock II will contain account Of the recent Acct
dent ON the Hudson River Railroad, by wlssh young
Bride lost her life and six other persons injured
Report Of the Proceedings Of Congress and OF Tie New
York state Legislature An Account Of the Wreck ef tho
Ship Flora Temple in the China SeaNearly Thousand
Human Beings Cast Away and Great Loss OF Life tho
LAtsst News from Europe, Interesting News from CALI
fornia Interesting Letters from Our Correspondent in
San Domingo, &c.; Editorials On Prominent Topics,
Reviews Of tho Cattle, Provision and Money Markets,
aad all Interesting news matters Of the past week.
nsle eopiss In wrsypsrs bs had the osuatsr Of
tho once, corner Of Fulton and Nasau streets Price
six cens.
r,es.-w0oD EDbY CO., Mansssrs
DsIAwAns, GEORGIA, EIsIucxT AND xssosns sfAn
D.AxA..-E..aA class 10,.I NJ. IS, y4ruA.r s ,su
g. ~, rs. 81. 70. 6S, IL: ~, 29. 81. ". %, 10.
70, Is, ~, u. ~, 80. Z. II, 3, "a, SO, IS, SO.
s.: SD iiFss g. %asse. D....
Closisg essson OF Furs 1t cost--At
WHITES, ene dAstors 40 6roadwey opposite b. Pnupo
DR.. MaFsh Continues to Apply HIS RaAi-
Ss,s 1 ass rim g. .: T.
The "Rfggs Truss."-The Arultip0dal
Pad coutyasa the opeu1gs while Ais the
injury Watsr Pre oieany and durable. No. as Brosms
o. A. Bills, Exchange and Commissaon
Broker No. ITO 0reen~ioh street NJ B. Prizes III egazed
Brooklyn Invites tho Public to tho Free
exhibition Of magnificent Photo and Cameo Types by
WILLIAMSON BROS, Fulton street
Defiance Salamander S0fes-With Pa
tent powder proof and bars Also are and bur
gAr proof and parlor 6a0s Depot 63 Murray
corner OF College place. ROBERT n PATRICK
HollOway's Pals and Ointmont.-Dip.
iberia sarlana and GROUP prevail to alarming extent
aopR children By using these remedies on the first symp
Campbell, ApOthecary and Chemist,
of Eighth and Twenty eighth The pro-
protor constantly in attendance.
Mrs. Winslow's Southing Syrup.
Miions OF bottles used year tho United
States for children eethng with failing sucCess Reisf
immediate and certain. Only Is cents bottieL
Cheap Imported Shoes ut M. L. rflI's,
81 BroadwayJur received from Par lot Of Shoes bought
slippers q to 81 u.s. with buckles Louis xvs style Of
heels 81 rs Cork sole boots,
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The Proposed Southern States Conven-
y t1On.
RICHMOND, Jan 20, 1880
The resolution introduced into the Legislature
mendng Convention of the Southern States be held
at Atlantis, Geo was ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Chapne Commissioner from Connecticut to repre-
sent the sentiments OF the conservative people OF that
State now here but his message has not yet been
inundated.
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NeCebBaIy W CnOtoo.. ~
Illinois leave out Of the table, because its vote
ia not 30 certain as the other States The State
is represented by four democrats four republicans
and enc anu-Lecompton democrat, who has the
power TO cast the vote Of the State for either de-
mocratic or republican candidate The delegation from
Kentucky, Maryland and North Carolins are equally
divided between tho democrats and Southern opposition
lists that without bargain the votes Of those three
States would be lost The plurality rule could not be
sorted 70 in tho House In voting Tor President the
constitution expressly declares that candidate
elected unless he receives tho votes OF majority Of the
whole number a States.
REVIVAL or IL MAINE LAw.-The following petition is
circulating In Now Jersey
We, the undersigned, residents and voters, believing
that the present laws for the suppression OF
ute, Intellectual, and believing that the evils
greatly enhanced by the universal adulteraon of liquors
would earnestly petition your honorable bodies TO
enact some law which in your collective wisdom may
seem advisable.
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

Fatal Railroad Accident.
PRovIpENcR Jan 20, 1850.
Mr.. Elisha Brown, man about sixty years OF age, be-
longing in Psford w. killed at the station this
city this morning, by train the Hartford road whle
backing He the father Of Fayette Brown Cashier Of
the State Bank In this city.
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ABeautsful Complexfon.-Lafyd~ liquid
Pearl esuying eseng ihe compile lsn Apd skin
u.xv tried gratis = $50 BroedwAJ.
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New York Delegation to the National
Democratic Convention.

The national democpse Of Twenty seventh Congress
sonal district held tbe6 convention here yesterday for
the purpose Of eectna delegates to the Charleston Con-
venon All the counties in the district fully repre-
sented The proceedings were spirited and Harmonious
of Tompkins were elected delegates and Hon j. Clark
OF Chemupg, and John Van Allen, Of Schuyler county
elected alternates.
resolution was adopted endorsing Hon. Daniel s. Dick
inson for President
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NEW YORK LnorsLATURE.


Senate
AISANy, Jan. %, 1850.
Petitions presented for prchibitory liquor law;
for the extension Of the Cheuaugo osnal TO amend thc
laws concerning protests and for the rosf Of Albany
county land owners
Favorable reports were made the bills authorizing
County Clerks to enter satsfAsons Of In
tain relative 70 The divisions Of nnes relative the
sale Of baed hay and relative cutting Ice on the Hud
ecn river.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Bills were introduced 70 enlarge the powers of Courts OF
Oyer and Tefminer, and for tho establishment Of BOARD
Of Pardon; authorizing tho Supervisors Of Richmond
county TO raise money by tax for the bonedt Of
the uniformed militia OF that county; relative to
unclaimed deposits in savings banks; and 10 amend the
Revised Statutes relative 70 punishmeuts for grimes
WITNESSES BEFORE COMMON COUNCIL COMMITTEES
mo bill 70 compel the attendance Of witnesses before
committees OF the Common Councils Of cities was read
third time and passed
The remainder Of the session passed the consider
alton Of bills In Committee Of tho whole.
Mr.. LAWRENCE (dem) addressed the Senate In ola
borats speech attacking the positions Of the Governors
annual message he attacked the republicans as . SEES
tonal party, and warmly eulogixed the democrats and
others n Congress who refused elect Speaker
endoreer Of the disupion and blood thirsty doctrines
promulgated In Helpers book
At the close Of this speech the Senate adjourned.
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Imports mt Ia Taflors and Others.-The
Grover aker Sewing machine Company have just intro
speed with istes, rrice $50 For No
lo broadway New York and No l82 Fulton sse Brooklyn
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BarIy's Trtcophereus ~ the Best and
Article for drespg beaufyng cleansing curing
preserving sad restoring the hair LAdass nv seA y ~
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Billiard Palace, Court and Remsen
street. Brooklyn ~ LIPeCoNBk formerly Of tho Rainbow,
inyhss beet players, without betting
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Herrine's Patent Champion Fire
and burglar proof safss Isl broadway corner Of Mural
street York.
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Cassisss d. Clay's Speesrr.
The TRIBUNE Of day consins Cassius NJ. CAys grea
speech It frankfort, NY. Price two cents
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London Club Sauce.-Thfs Unrivalled
eauce manufactured by Parker Bros, London DO OBJ
tanned Of In this A. j. PAhkEk 10 Beekman
street This article superior the Worcestershire and
Obtained half price.