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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-14

f<a- Mcssr,. Spyby n Allen advertise great
bargains for cash See their advertisement
They alsp advertise their daguerrean gallery.
where they continue to take fine pictures.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-14

rsn. Arcmus Bcnnct, convicted OF The muir
der Il Juurllaa. at shreveport and sentenced to
b. hung. bat who broke Jail, and was arrested
VI Corpus Christi a. previously announced by
pt, ha1 reacael Shreveport and Il once more in
aal inn order = he Goycrnor for his execution
daily ,pec,sl.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-14

i.ranFH Mcssrs Spyby 4 Alien have leased
The lilrcs- Mill-. and advertise lumber for sale
Sc. see their card
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-14

ssp- On the 9TH inst, an abrltionist
was arrested at Jefferson 10y tie name Of
fuy l., Arnold He ha been heard to
say that he wac born upon frccsoiI--
that he was proud OF it aud that be- was
an abuiitIonist aud expected to nc one az
long as lac lived" lie bad also been
tampering with slaves The citizens of
Jefferson passed the following rcsolu.
tiuu-;
" i. solved, That wc ~ committee
appointed to investigate the conduct Of
fory x Arnold. have unanimously con.
eludel that the words and expressions
used by him are of such a character as
to deserve immediate action on the part
80 u southern community
" Resolved That we therefore require
the sand Fory L Arnold To- leave tins
country within y buu- IL search of a
reg ga more c1ngeaiaI to his abominab'c
sentiments
Resolved. That the day has at length
arrived when the souil must take de.
eidcl action and Use the most cogent
mean, to put a stop 10 every thing that
has the least tendency to ab"liuonism.
Therefore, We recommend to the leg.
islaiurc 10 repeal the laws authorising
Prddlrug. and aiiiN penalty tur the yio-
laila ~ "a the same
Whereas this meeting is informed
lHat 10" postmast,rgcucn las declared
that iu states whore iucondmry publica;
toms are inhibited, postmasters may re.
fuse t. distribute such documents and de-
str1y the same, that they he requested to
do It,"
y, \ite.Bra. >mHFronr R>n 'lfxAs RML.
Road lhc board Of directors have offer
eel the contractors a bonus OF $50 600 to
fuish tho road t. VI ufoc by the 18th Of
October next. aud the contractors declare
thoir intention T. do So, and are increas.
ing tlejr iefcc already with that view.
The track Is laid t. Vac reusas river at
Dallas, the punlatiuus of the bridge are
rngrl r.. the hiIgr is already framed
and th'y AZ" now engaged m patlirg it
np. Advance parties arc at work pjIue
and geiti g al tha bridging and CA s.
tics The contractors, iuieud To- increase
their .rrco Immediately 10 500 D cgrncs.
which viii hc sufficient 90 complete tine
W.,k u the tmf specified
w hpr a., above nrf- wiI h4y .
tendency 20 rn.nu92r tsr itf.wl- uf th-
u.d ul ~ shut the mouths .f -n.h PISS
atctt. sc..ct lud 1rou enemies Da.ean
Reg
fHi.F }.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-14

No DANGER OF SrtRviNG.---,-am i,lnlworth
has il. received very large stock Of staple and
fancy groceries all fresh. IIc has a great many
nice things
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-14

l'he Tieamcr Iecompte which arrived
Al w O. day night last, brough, up a
ns{g -. mt eagd Tor Mr. Y. W. Graves
- s. eslie mai keatehi. Mr. Graves intends
10 fal.e eaa,ols
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-14

iie announcement Of Mr.. John
iisu aead y appeared in our columns
$3.50 by 'as aga. Il xa' unintcntioually
fariad
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-14

csa- IS lyits attention 90 the law card Of
at $3.50 ricai. Mcssrs TrRNrH Il IirgNs.
energetic anl prompt, We can safely
proper attention 10 busincs' confded TO
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rsa We ARE indebted 10 our ohlieiug friend.
y. !, Smi'h E-q.. Of the house Of Arthur a
ior kind hyors We are under many obi.
iiioHs % HIM
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-14

pa Mr.. " g. Stiacr Of rhis county. who
+. u naag tie " deal University Of I.ousi.
ara. at Nes Orleans s'asls as late New York
ueNf IL wi accept our thanks This Med
asl college POSSESSES advantages over any SINH.
iar intiliuiaa in tie United States and we arr
81 hai 'he Young men Of the South stu
asias fleia are seut anywhere else.
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A CARD


On Roarl hs II. ~ PoceR jim. &. lSeo
r. the editors oi Southwestern. I.ntl,tu,n
Will ,oa De- lind enough e. ans a. a smsil .i,,e i.
ynur valuable paper, that may publicly give ho,'
or t. whom honor J due ~
We worc pa-.engri- rPpn the steamer Il. ". Pa.
81 on TN her hr.i tsp ny Red River during ,.i.
.t4i-Hn snl we desire 60 assure the captain n n
Martin and the clerk John Ams,cu. aud all Other =,
hrers af said boat of sincere thanks for their ,er
great kladHe. md courtesy extended "a. during th
entire trip.
We icn New Orleans on the evening Of Tues,la, ,b,
81 inst and from then until arrival ia Stt,vs
port every thing was done iy the captain aud o,b,,
ufi .ri- To- make eur trip 4 pleasant enc The ..r.
want. were remarkably attentive and ooedeui ana
the tlHlehirc aud cuakI1r we're "a 'iltni As /.
mmauder, captain MdftH 3. "a eSt, ltipn; a. gsn.
tclnau ir perfect.
Nc t4ke plttWrf lee recommending the steamer Il
". Powell /, al trycl.r. and shippers, known,
that fog safety md niort she cannot bc surpassed
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-14

a. Dir Penny IF t..orgia, has lief, the Dem
osfaiie pafy and toe Know Nothing. are re-
l4aasaa ovtr as = Section 1ha loss Of one pen-
ug sai PENNY Of light weight, is small,
fgs4ffas
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-14
JUST RECEIVED.

I'VE have just received fresh supply I
W Pure White Lad Iip4ed Caster, sp'
Train oils, Spirits 'lurpentine, Window "lss
Garden SEED and lot OF extra fine Cigars.
j. II. LANCASTER Co'
Jan. Il 1850 No. lTs2t.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-14

4 Railroad meeting is called to meet in bal.
las next saturday Ia gc' mn expression OF public
ssu,imep, in favor Of the Southern Pacific Rail.
road. The friends OF thi, enterprise are respect.
fully invited 10 attend. "a, which time the mpor.
lance Of early action in lis behalf will be- fully
discussed
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-14

saseo 4 Co This cntcrprizina firm
i,ee notices interesting 10 Teachers and
saicn. See them.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-14

The san Antonio Herald .pnks OF a church
now going mp there, having thrc tower,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-14

rr,- NV ORLEANS papers II the 9Th quote
Midlling Cotton at from l0's to io7. cents
with nm pctiye market
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-14

m. Tho hundred medical students leh Phil-
adj lphia IN d -ly determined TO finish their
course IN Richmond Va They werr welcomed
to Richmond in speech By GOV Wise \
contemporary Observes that lhi. is all well enough.
hat il would have becu better Il they had ncSer
commenced IN 'ili'ad phin
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-14

ssA- Our thanks arr due Hon. j. llemphlll
fpr bound volumes OF the Congressional, Globe
for 1888 and -. We are un'ler many obliga
tions to him,
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J. =. 1AMoAsT11 4. 90.


NJ RS II ALL, TEXAS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers -
nEu.S, Medicines. Fine Chemicals, PAINS
- Oils Dye stubs Soaps, Perfnmery, rms
chewing and smoking Tobacco Cigars, Se'
and all articles usually kept in our line.
Jan, H. 1860. No. l1tI
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-14

ArrfNrrfp Ass,sslNAfipN On Friday
night last. some diabulical villain fired a
pistol through one # the east windows
of Turner * l,nrns's law office. Mr.
iurns had slept into the room to gct a
drink IT water. when he was startled by
the report. The affair is mystery. as
these gentlemen are not aware If having
given offence tp any one.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-14

s a sdriisncni # Messrs, Webb.
CO..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-14
y, Orleans Wholesale Prices Current.

cmrriy aomr,rfp EVERY wFrH.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-14

Rairiall iiaut. ISL was recently elected to
tle iaaeiaaa Stat Senate. IN New Oreans
oFer Henry faal Esq Mr. Hun, Is a X now
Nfaiay. and nGaisilci orator His com
tefiiae a iFaaeFat This Is not the frs, ~.
Paa s teaching Mr.. Hunt has opposed.
ras oa.e ,t isul bad 80 Esq. To his name.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-14

be advertisements Of Mcssrs J
go.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-14
OFFICES TO RENT.

TWO OFFICES for rent, over the stosss
Messr'. Lane 4 Taylor Apply 70
O. j. TAYLOR
Jan H. 1860 No. lTtt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-14

hfnertur kNa K narHf -pHr tw ~
the night II tae ith just 1915. naten r
a couple 81 travelling pffa. vl
a. heir names j. ! fal4an m
Davis. They broke iaia -.r
and private dwcllug.. aaI
and robbed the inmates of tlsr
change, watches, a. Thy w
lowed and caught, aud confessed rsfs
thing They also confessed 90 faDun-
Marshall, Shreveport. and several other
places. In our next issue we will give
the full details, as they are now iu iail.
and we suppose the matter will uudcr1,
q judicial investigation fiederwa Mr.
Era.
These gentry gave the names they
registered at the hotel here. We hook
with much interest for the prospective
developments that may be made by them
4 number Of ouiragcS have been com.
mi,lcd since they left Within the past
week several private dwellings, have
been entered, evidently with desire to
steal. We should like for few more II
them to be caught
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-14
TEXAS REPUBLICAN.
Il. ". I.OuGIIERY. Editor.
MARSHALL,
ANNt,i SCENENT-.

SATURDAY, JiNFIRY u. lseo
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WINTER TRADE.

1S6U-61. $500.
DRY GOODS DRY GOODS;
We are now Offering country and city merchants full and
Veasorted stock Of Dry Goods which viii be repenished
daily throuih the Winter.
MERRINAtK aud COCHECO PRINTS,
MERRIMACk 2d PRINTS,
SPRAGUIfS PRINTS,
MADISON formerly y ork Stste) PRINTS,
and many other stylt
DELAINES-N Manchester, Pacific and Hamilton
FLANNFI s. SHANLS. DIRE S GOODS, sc.
Brown and Beached SHEEIINGS and SHIRTINGS all the
4 large stock of CLOTHS. CAssDIEREs and other
WOOLEHS. -- -..
A LARGE stock Of HOS EKG, HOODS, &c
A large stock Of IANhEE NOTIONS.
Prices correspond with the present value Of money and
low as any other house in this market for
CASH
AND APPROVED CREDIT
We shall he wide awake and ready for trade.
Orders solicited ard promptly 81 ended to-
LATHROP LUDINGTON Co.
Nos. % and Is Park place
Nos. 20 aud % Muray-st.
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(LOSING SALE of
AUCTION GOODS
AND
JOB LOTS
nay GOODS CaEAP FOR THE MILLION
GRAND CLOSING OUT SALE
MERINOEs ShAWLS SILK VELVETS,
COLORED aHd BLACK DRESS SILKS, . .x.--..
VELVET RIBBONS. ALPACAs DELALSES,
All kipd. Of WOVEN DRESS GOODS. &c
They must be sold az price.
Fine kernOss 50 cents worth Is cents
The best quality mad- g. c~uts, worth I'll -,
Good quality and bsDdsoue Dress Sks % to - cents old
pgios IS 10 IS
All Silk Ribbons less 50 the doaI
81 inch all silt Velvet - 25 worth 81 81. -
Delanes kinds Of Woven Dress Goods III to Is
cetts per ysrd
BRONE SHEETINGS,
and ALL DOMESTICs. will be
SOLD UNDER PRICE
GOOD CHANCE FOH BARGAINS.
Call before you buy.
Rich LACE CURTAINS rs - TO S7 80 Per pair, worth
LEWIS HAVILAND Co,
No lol Chsmbersst, n. Y.
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urp Goods.

urp GOODS.
355 BROADWAY 355
sTRANG ADRIANCE g. Go.
Win otter % 4 Ef ENIRp on MHQSGkY Dec
FALL GOODS
AT GREAT SACRIFICE viz:
SILK snS yTISSkf ROBES; =, h.tcq.t of importation
r,a0USEKiE lSG GOODS st1e's than wholesale price
coHs cLo GGyGs t ASEsss
GOODS 81 GREATLy-REnUCED PRICES.
SHAWLSt
INDIA CAMELS HAIR BRoCHE, CASHMERE, BkAN-
KIT, ami Other DESIRABLE sHAwLs in great variety,
Al ana 0'DhN w UNTIL JANUARY lst
STRANG, ADRIANCE & Co.
CHEAP GOODS for HOLIDAY PRESENTS
" At No. 355 Broadway.
STRANG, ADRIANCE G Co.
WILL OFFER AT RETAIL, ON MONDAY,
AVERY LARGE AND va VARIED III" ASSORTMENT
DRESS GOODS, sHAwLs, &c. e.,
SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
GOODS FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS
WI be marked in Plain Figures and arranged on the Center
sTRANG, ADRIANCE Go.
OH ;Oi. 3OI. SOL. 3OI. OH
Jul. INQUIRE FOR THE NUMBER. OUls
DON'T FORGET THE NAME.
CaAs HEARD 4 Co, Ne 3Ol Grand st.,
In order
To their obligations,
Determined to sacrifice
$4,000 WORTH
OF the styles OF
RICH DRESS GOODS.
Lock Of the Prices.
$50 20. RICH ELMoRE CLOTHS, SILK AND WOOL
At 30 cents R fo iS Sport. !" cents
Rich SIIKs COS. = 80 s offered ., 81 T., 81
Rich SlLkS cost asc offered err 1s At Ssf ., 7
0F FR2Sas S SERISSs cot ) s =
PARslAN REPS cost 10; 90 offered 0s, q, " ,.o
.ses RICH OTTOMAN vEL0URs DRESS a PATTERNS
Ladies' replepsh
VIC" with the latest styles Of
RICH DRESS GOODS
cost Of
One Third |. le; "a than at any other time
on all the necessary articles
for home consumption
Pine IRISH LINEN; r,s
TABLE G 4aSIE DIAPERS.
DIAPER T0WyTEJJS6s: L.. /,
$50 pea BROWN sHBETINGs .,
100 pcs BROWN sHEETINGs very fine ard heavy, $500,
c1or Gg dGsss StAEkEs EsS md
o. '''S' Isdio. and Mise. CLOTH cLoAKs -,,.,,
hnduded IN the general sacrifice
n, B.-Staie and Eastern bits taken at Par,
has "f''-' No sol Grand-A
DULPIN, ERICSSON g. ELLIOTTs
ID BANKRUPTCY
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
LADIES AND Sp Kisses 81 cLoAKs
LADIES AND 1S %IssEs FURs.
all to be sold
so GENTS ON THE DOLLAR,
ONE-HALF THEIR VALUE
HANDSOME SETS OF REAL MINK SABLE.
t2o: worth so.
$50 CLOAKS FOR $40.
$50 CLOARs FOR SIS
$40 CLOAKs FOR SEQ
ALL PORTIONS
or THE STOCK OF THE LATE FIRM
WILL BE
SOLD AT THE SAME PRICES.
PROroRTIOS
THE ORIGINAL COST
FIFTY CENTS O ' THE DOLLAR
BANKRUPT SALE
OF BULPIN ericsson ELLIOTT,
No. 361 BROADWAY
WHyINTCD TpAHE
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Fnauri.

Albert r. NIcoLsr, Anciloner.
WILL SELL, THIS DAY (Nonday), N.
w 10 At IL, O'Clock at the Stock ssies'om, No VIZ
st Wallet. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10

CuEARING-OUT SALE
" AT FANG PR
fOH CASH
SOLOMON HART,
No broadway,
sre now putting up with Conces and trimmings complete;
RrocAtel Curtous 80 formerly sold ALL ?
Sin Veps aud TabOure Curtains for 80 formerly sold at %
TapestTy Cuitsirr formerly sold at %
AIM o6l Rels Curtains SO formerly sold at'''..' 80
Satin de Isie 10 ~ formerly sold at 80
Engbh Bousk Cursns for i! torne 500 AZ
Very handsome Cuts1s for t. formerly SOLD
Very rich Curtains for formerly sold at 10
and ueW STYLES Nottn. cham Lace Curtains
from : ~ to = 10 per window.
Or viii and retail the balance Of then Hch ana ehen'o
stock az proportionstcly low pices; s,-s
Satin de taies reduced 20 . Ter yard wort
Tpg,h Dauasks reduced 1yc per yard W
This reduction in price also applies 10 beH large ocA"
WINDOW SHADES,
or their manufacture, -
10 which the attention Of parties pucbang specially directed
SOLOMON HART, No. 500 broadway
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STATE or ILLINOIS, TEKtsrKgR's UfF.cE.
sPRIN1FELD, Nov 2. ia, !
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the
Teasurer oftte State Of Illinois viii he hi Nopisy Z
January 1901 and from day TO day h.nfer fT ~ " i,s u
American Exchange Bank HewYnrk PAY the INTEREST
on the Public Debt Of the State Of Illinois
WILLIAM BUTLER, Tre.Hrrf
Holders Of "Iinois and Mrhigsn Canal Boud-.'
coupons exhausted required pres nt the bonds
WILLIAM BUTLER, Treasures.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10

II NO PROPOSALSThe time for receiving Propcsas ~
Ger the preceding for the puTchas u tao
he Eudad Debt OF the State of OHIO Il hereby E4TENDED
lrti IL o'clock M Of the THlRFEENIH DAY or OECEs
Der MINT
Bid hich have been in Tor the 2oth instant may
,pon Of the bidder be Uhdravu application tia se
Agency uay remain there - DO opened he I'D tk
.eenih day Of December neyt
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1860


CHOICE FJJRS. No. 40 Broadway
~ The undersigu-d offers his stock oompri.iuy variety
styles In SABLE MINK and other choice fURS low foi cash
not exceeding Wholesale prices at rosii
sIGM0ND GOGE. Practical Furder, No 40 broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10

r. w. TAYLER, Auditor o. s,sos
A T. RUSSELL -ecrsrsI, u 1850.
G. T. WOLCOIT Attorney -Gen-raA
Commissioner OF the Sinking Fund % hr State Of Ohio
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GCal. moOo, Ct.

NOAL.-Iust received, cargo 0i superior LAYER.
~ pool COAL Which sil lee deii,~rej e. Quantities sul
purcfs-ers q The loS price OF 10 ~ per chsdfp b6ra
doductisn deaers Ao the best Laigh and led Ash ofa
kinda TAYLOR Co,
No ~ 2a-sv. sd foot Of Cyrer.t. wuhansbarat
II md ING WOOD M ~ cents, when 10 or
~ more ordered Oak and Pine by load whi.
vii he sswed or Cd and spil at small cost YARD
Of Fast Zjdst G. COLLINS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10

NIOAKS-CI OAKS-CLOAkS.
~ SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT,
10 THE LADIES or NEW-Y0Rk AND VICINITY,
LADIES. FOR A FASHIONABLE CLOAK at 80
Go 20 PEGTDNS, No 2ji BOWERY
LADIES, FOR FASHIONABLE CLOAK At ~
90 20 PEYTON'S, No. 26i BOWERY.
LADIES, FOR RICH CLOAK at SO, ...
Go to PEYTONS. No 2Gi BOWERY.
LADIES FOR RICH BEAVER CLOAKS at 80.
Go 20 PEYTONS, No pa BOWERY.
LADIES, FOR FINE FRENCH BEAVER CLOTH PALE
Tons, at ! 90 ,.,l.,.., =. 90. ,,,,,,,,,n,,
LADIES' FOR MOSC OW BEAVER CLOTH PALETUT3,
WITH CAFES, Ut $40, -. . 49, e
LADIES FOR NV ELEGANT. AND FASHIONABLE
CLOAKS BASQUES. SACQUES. ETC, AT BARGAINS,
90 to PEYTONS, No pa BOWERY.
LADIES FOR MISSES AND CHILDRENS CLOAkS
Goto w. X. PEYTONS
No 2G4 BOWERl, near Hous0n-st.
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fnrnitnte.

4 BEDROOM SUITE Of ENAMELED FUR
a. NHuhE ion 30 u warranted lanutaotuso Also
Soa ehrs not llAMbER SUITES plain and cntal 4,
rANhlNblp On \ WAkkRDDNS N. l63 Canal q. opposi :
Wooster k,sbLhed 10 asa
ENAMElED CHAMBER SUITES Ot FUR
Il ~ RE. n colo sud .tsea Nh ,sais or Retail :,
DsS an VFgytrdi also Nsttrns-ta a.d P lt1ars
NAnREH WARD 80 e. Csnrin
-Four GdoIs oar. Jf Broad Eas u
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Bcaro an6 Rooms.
90 Get.

T IGHT ROOMS aud steady POWER to LET. ~
John GAUDU, No. l07 Walkers
VNO RENT for LECTURES, CONCERTS, FsS-
i TItALs &C. the BROOKLYN TABERNACLE' ON "a,
.ooay near Hoyt-st Apply to J. ii HOWARD, No " rM
topay ID b. Powell, No II Myreay., BROOKLYN; henJ ct
hot No SO Dey-st Alden Waes No l6l tr"ntst, ~. I.
H'O LET-RENT LOW TILL MAf-A hrst-
class brown.s,on four-story HOUSE No ~ West fss
a. open fiom to II IN. Also part OF the me hoooh' w.
j2s West l2d-st Inquire on the premises
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rl,0 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and COLOEISTS.-

On receipt Of 10 will send full and lila 'ratel de Grip
tic 81 he art ~ making the very baauu pictures known
IVORYTY Pc" These pictures much preferred to
other style Of coored photograph Tne arr Is simple aud say
leaned They have all the delca'y Of painting Ivory
address &. II. CHAPLIN No 767 Bro Alvey, Neg-iork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10
Goparlnersbip llolircs.

TIVE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing in
the city RoAbury Mass, AID lately doing bus,uss in
tbs city, under the name and style If TAYLOR WOOD
LADD slHls DAY DISSOLVED ard will hold my
r'ponte for any debts cont acted H. the of
New loIk, Dee q, 1900. THOMAS TAYLOR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-21

TH SUProsxp MURDER IN FORTY. FIFTH STRsgr-TnR
GoRoNU's lSQuKsT-CoroBer Schrmcr yesterday after
held the inquest the body of Mrs. Scott who was
supposed to have died from the effects of injuries given
her husband. In the opinion Of Dr. Geo B, Bouton by
whom post mortem examination made, her death
caused by compression Of the BRAIN suIerndaced
Injuries and blows received while intoxicated. The jury
rendered verdict in accordance with this testimony, and
Scott who been held in custody at the Twenty second
ward station house, was thercupon set AT liberty
FATAL FALL THROUGH A Observation-Disclosures Pender
CAST, young woman twenty six years Of age, fell
through the hatchway OF premises No. 142 Broadway,
Thursday ast and so severely injured that she
Aied shortly after being admitted the hospital De
ceased employed the fourth floor and fell through
- the second story
BODIES FOUND DsowNgp.--The body Of a woman, appa-
yenty about thirty five years Of age, found floating
h the ferry slip foot OF Houston street, about Twelve
O'Clock Thursday night Deceased dressed in
Black sik with CATER boots and kid gloves bat withou,
hat shawl She had been in the water apparently but
short time. An inquest held yesterday by Coroner
Jackman, and verdict OF death by drowning rendered.
The jury further recommended the Ferry Company TO
have night Waterman stationed at the ferry gate for the
projection Of persone passing to and from the ferry boat
The body Of named John Reed, lately residing vi
400 Water street, found floating in the water foot
Twenty third street. East river yesterday afternoon Co.
ycner Jackman viii hold inquest on the body TO day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-21
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.

FRIDAY, Jan. 20--6 p. NJ.
The money market is easier again, uotwitistand.
ing the heavy payments of the past two days into
the Sub Treasury, and the continued non-organixa.
zion Of the House. Money is offered in the street
1T six per cent good collateral and the range Of
paper which passes at seven is extending Seven is
st the rate for the choicest short scceptances at
tie discount houses; should Congress organize
soon, we should again witness . &c per cent
money market Treasury notes are current ut lilo
. premium; they can now be carried at per
cent
The foreign exchange market opened as we ex.
-pected, with more frmness. Nearly all the foreign
banking houses ask 100 for their sixty day bills on
London, and 1924 for short sight There Is
marked scarcity OF Southern bills the New Orleans
houses showing no desire to have their bills
slaughtered again, as they were ten days ago. The
business done to-day was quite light, the steamer
,4omorow-the New York, for Bremen-not being
y hvorite with the mercantile community. The
prospect is fair for an active business al firm rates
. sr the next Cnnard ship.
The domestic exchanges have been steady in the
w,,st, but have fuctusted actively at the South
Our latest quotation Of sight exchange on New
York at New Orleans is IA, premium, and the
same at Mobile, while 60 day bills at those places
are quoted "a y. The following are the rates of
sight exchange on New York at the cities men.
fioned:-Chcsgo, II; St. Louis, II; Cincinnati, 1;
New Orleans, /; Mobile, /; Philadelphia, par.
The stock market continues to present healthy
aspect, with a generally upward tendency. The
only item Of news respecting railway traffic which
arrived to-day IS the return Of the second weeks
husiness on the Michigan Central, which foots up
x1S cgHinss s22 sos during same week as year
increase ,7sl. This was one Of the few roads on
which the iocresse over last year was doubted.
The increase on the other roads il the subject o,
much comment in the street As we showed yes-
scrday, the increaSe on the Gacna during the past
Sopr apd bali months bae been &lls,s or nearly