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Meeting OF the New York State Medical
Society.


The State Medical Society In the Common Council
chamber to-day. DR.. j Fordyce Barker of New York,
President, called the meeting order delivered an
ADDRESS 1t was an able paper, and received with
applause.
committee Of from each judicial district was ap.
pointed TO report nominations
The Committee on Credentials reported that there
one hundred delegates in attendanceamong them Drs
j. Fordyce Barker, Joel Foster, j. McNuhy VIM. Rock
well, Samuel r. Percy, T. VI. Richards, Benz Lee n c.
Hustled, Elisha harris and John Grscom or New York.
and Samuel Hart, Theo l. Mason, VIM. a. Dudley, John
Ball and John A. Brady, Of Brooklyn.
report was made on the subject of establishing
mission Of unacy and the resolutions accompanying the
same are 10 be discussed on Wednesday morning.
The subject Of criminal abortons referred to spe
cial committee
Dr. s. R Percy presented the transactions Of the New
York Academy OF Incidence containing the report Of the
committee on city milk
Dr. Griscom remarked that the Common Council of New
York had forwarded hundred of the
the proceedings aud debates Of the Third National
tine and Sanitary Convention.
vote of thanks was then passed to Dr. Griscom and
the authorities Of New York.
Several communications from different county societies
were presented and referred also the of
the Medical Societies Of New Jersey New Hampshire Con-
necticut and Tennessee
DR. Mason OF Brooklyn, read communication from the
Kings County Medical Society being history OF the
sures adopted by It for the increase and diffusion of medi
cal knowledge amongst its members, and Of its attempts
to add to the general fund of professional information
After listening 70 the reading Of several papers,
rious subjects the meeting then adjourned TIL ten O'Clock
on Wednesday morning.
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NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.
Senate.

ALBANY, Feb. 7, 1850.
score OF remopstrances were presented against the
Of any act for the removal Of the East River
steamboat landings.
The bill To incorporate the Industrial Fund Association
was reported against and the report agreed to.
A majority Of The Judiciary Committee submitted
written report In Of the passage Of the resolution 10
amend the constitution in relation to the judiciary.
Mr. CoIvN (dem) makes minority report against the
same.
The bill to amend the Brooklyn Water act was reported
complete for the consideration Of the Senate.
Mr. ArE (cp reported favorsbly on the bill to reduce
the fare on the Buffalo ana Erie Railroad.
Mr.. HAMMOND (rcp) introduced bill to provide for
State Board OF Claims.
Mr. sPNolA (dem) introduced bill for the protection
of the purchasers Of fertilizers provides for the ap
point Of measurer Of manure By the Mayor Of New
York.
Mr.. Co.'S (rep) introduced bill to provide for cera
cation OF The laws relative 10 pauperism.
Mr. RoBERTsos (rep) introduced bill relative 10 tho
Commissioners or Emigration and the Marine Hospital,
vernon with the consent Of the Senate Of three Commits
soners 10 hold Office for three years, and who shall act
in connection with the Health Occr and Physicians Of
thc Marine Hospital.
Mr.. NAxSnHs (rep) brought in bin authorizing the
sale by the Ste u all the space Of ground and sc Of the
Hudson and East rivera, which has already been In whole
part reclaimed and filed In either by natural accreon
otherwise, and which lies outside Of and adjoining
the grants made to the Corporson Of New York under
the Aongomee charter Of $780, By any other charter
Commissioners c the Land Once power TO sell said LANDS
In the CITY Of Nov York Tho city Comptroller may pay
Tor the same By loan and issue Of real estate bonds the
lands in question 70 be pledged to secure said bonds
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TIE FAMILY HERALD.

Execution OF stephens, the Wife Pstson-
er-The st. Domingo Insurrection-The
Question OF Women's Rights-Lec-
turc by Joshua X. Giddings-Trouble
Among the Agents OF the Underground
Railroad In Syracuse-Locsl News-Mar-
ket Reports, &C., SO.
The FAMILY HERALD Of to-day wednesday, will give full
account Of the Execution Of James Stephens convicted Of
Poisoning his Wife; report Of the Lecture of Wendell
Phillips Toussain& L0uverture the John Brown Of st.
Domingo; The Speeches Of Lucy Stone and Henry Ward
Peecher on Womens Rights Trouble among the Agents
Of the Underground Railroads.&c. for Libel; Lecture by
Joshua R. Gddings tho EQUITIES of Human Govern
ment An account of the Melancholy Accidents In New
York and Brooklyn Destruction Of Tenement House by
Fire. and blowing up Of Hat Factory in Brooklyn, with
heavy Loss Of Lite in each instance; An Interesting
Letter from Utah. The Proceedings Of Congress-Elec
ton of Speaker, Clerk and Sergeant al. rms;
All the Local News Of Now York and Vicinity of impor.
tance Reports Of the Cattle, Provision and Money Mar.
kets, and all interesting Of the preceding week.
TERMs-$2 year: four centa q single copy Subscrp.
tons received at the Office northwest corner Of Fulton and
Nassau streets New York. Single copies for sale at the
counter and by all news agents. Advertisements Inserted
lt the usual HERALD rates-
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK DoARD.

rHlLAUELfdlA BJOCx yOkxUs
PMIADkLpMA, Feb. 7, 1880
Stocks firm. Pennsyvanh State nves, o33S; Read
ing Railroad, 1873; Morris Canal ass; Long Island Rail
road, IL Pennsylvania kaiIroad, 37x Sight exchanges
on New York par.
NEW ORLEANS Feb. g. 1860
Cotton firm sales today 600 bales atlossc. lie. for
midjliDg. Flour Arm at 50 90 %. Corn buoyant q
selling At qoc. 92kc. Whskey 23c. Oats $50. No
change either in freight or exchange
Cotton dull: sales today 1000 bales; mdding ioSc.
AUGUSTA, Feb. 8, 1850.
Cotton in good demand with more buyers Than sellers
Sales to-day, $40 bales.
Octonsses to-day 1900 bales 81 easier bu. not quota
There an improved demand for cotton: sales to day,
1850 bales.
SAVANNAH, Fob 2, 1850.
Coon-Saes to Gay o75 bales, the market closing firm
and unchanged.
CHARLESTON, Fob. Q, 1850
Cotton advanced slightly, chiefly on low and middling
quansl'T; 'eies ssdAs 500 bales. 49,. ,...
Gotten depressed: sales to day 500 bales
BALTIMORE, Feb 7, 1850.
Flour unsettled: Howard street IS S7X . IS SO.
Wheat t'm: white 81 SO q 81 ST. Corn dull white and
yellow stc. 73c. Provisions steady: mess pork 9i6
prize sl3 90 Ss, sioes i0c. Whiskey steady: sales
4ou obs Ohio at - sc.
PHuLADxnslEA, Feb. 7, 1850
Flour active and firm at Is 6h n IS Sly Wheat
h'm: salts 5000 bushels nj 81 81 8, Go for white and
10" 'sc nc, Pork SIS, sides exc, shoulders No.
l4Io Il, N at II &c I2c. Whiskey oul at 40.
CIScNNAn, Feb. Z, 1850.
Flour quiet and Unchanged eaies ut IS 10 Sb so for
supe'nne Whisxey advanced &c: sales 1t l0Xc-
lsyfC Bulk and oacou active: gales $50 otj lbs.
Tor the latter Bacon Sides 9sc 9hc shoulders, 7Kc.
Lard, 1910 al1Lc.
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tai historian, nacauIey. (Applause.) he spoke o. the
enern Macauley In the cause OF common huma
and though ne did not give the Cd the rank u q
great poet st be thought that taking him in all his eat
enors ne might be termed magnificent mediocrity. Ma
cauiey WAS one OF those who would not have been
the eaogne OF John Brown either in the Old in the New
world Appause He did not believe that men were born
and because Macauey stood up thus nobiy in behalf Of
human rights, hts name Is honored and his memory
vered IN TINS broad land of freedom and his monument ID
now DOT only IN Poets Corner, Westminster Abbey,
put wherever true heart beats for the love of liberty
ana the onward march Of human freedom. loud
cheers)
Arrangements having been made for the appointment
OF committee ON the resolutions, report the next
meeung, on motion an adjournment was unanimously
carried
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FIRE AT GREESpoRr, SuFFoiK COUNTY, L. L-About
three O'Clock yesterday morning fire broke out In the
sash and blind factory Of W. e. King at Greenpor suf
folk county, L. l. The whole building. machinery aud
one horse were destroyed by the aames and the entire
damage amounted TO 81, 900. No insurance.
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Common Councils ordered 70 third reading. re-
peals the Law made In 1856, for tho city Of New York

Common Councils was ordered 70 third reading. 70
peals the Law made In 1855, fr the city Of New York.
Progress made the bill to amend the act /, pre-
and punish prize lighting. debate spraug up be-
the bin compes parties To the light testify before
Grand Jures This declared 10 be an of
the existing principle which protects parties from
The b authorizing parties named 70 lay double track
IN Brooklyn through Grand street Newtown was taken
up but no action hal upon t-Mr Briggs Of Kings
stating that the Common Council had given the frauchise
Progress was also reported Oh the bill to amend the act
su,nozpg COMPANIES 10 navigate lakes and rivers Il Is
u DC mace applicable TO Long Island Sound. op
clause Wv fN''A" "A''''''
The following bills acted upon in Committee OF tic
To amend the act facilitate the construction Of the
LAKE, ontario and Hudson River Rsilrosd-thrd reading
TO amend the General Religious Society act-thrd
reading
The House. In Committee Of the Whole, considered the
bill provide the speedy completion Of sections twenty
aud twenty one OF the Oswego canal enlargement Il
provides for extra compensation to the contractor who
has encountered hard pan instead Of common soft earth,
Mr. LAW remarked that the words hard pan had be-
Come obnoxious that Of iate very few persons could
for honesty This bi passed, would open the door Of
the treasury to hordes Of pan claimants for
The body Of the bill was stricken out and go reported
the Aonse.
Mr.. A A. MYERS moved to amend it 80 as to require
the appontess to speak the German language uestly
Loot
Mr.. CAIIlcorT moved that the appointee should be
person able TO cypher correctly. Lost
Mr. MILLER moved to strike out the words "wh 70
cihty" after the reading and writing qualifications
Agreed to-
Mr. CALIrcor remarked that the amendments he had
offered this evening had been proposed good faith He
moved that so much OF the first section be stricken out
ms required the supervisors to appoint inspectors
Sassers What had New York done she sho ait bs
taboed, Marked spit upon by such thus wAss
The motion lost
Mr. A. SMITH said the republicans could never subdue
the independent spirit Of the citizens Of New York Why
aid they DOT pass bill requiring the supervisors ap
point inspectors Of election
MnIIEKN thought the Legislature had a right to Ia
gsate tor New York when she was unable to govern
herself properly.
Mr. VOORHEES,, of New York spoke on the bill
At late hour the committee reported the bill as
amended, and recommended It's passage
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Thursday, Feb 2, by the Rev L. Cleveland Coke. Com.
maoder DANIEL b RD0Ixr, United States navy 10 ELIZA
HEln DuIASY daugher Of Henry w. Rogers Of that place
ch SMss1 M On Sunday, Feb 8, at Trinity
.nurcn, oy Rev Frederick Ogiiby, OosNzIIUs aKuIAN
70 ELIZA TBAYKR, both Of Saratoga Springs
ssiTh-hoRAsr AT All Souls church. on Sunday Jan.
~, oy 'ne Key Dr. Bellows, Mr. CHARLES SIXTH Of War
rem, r. l., To Miss FANNY MoRAHr
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ACADEMY on AUac.--The second performance Of the
Opera season will take place this evening" when the
Barber Of Seville" will be given, with Adeins Patti,
Brienol Ferr susni and Amodo-a very excellent dis
tribuon In Boston the performance Of this opera was
the grand success Of the season.
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Capture OF an American Shaver.

Boston, Feb. Z, 1850.
The ship Alarm, Capt. Matthews, from Calcutts, re
ports having left at st. Helena Dec 81 the bark Orion
Of New York, Capt. Morgan; had been captured as a
SLAYER by the British steamer Pluto and delivered TO the
United States steamer Mystic The captain was imprson-
ed at st. Helena by order of the American Consul The
Orion had board when she captured ten hundred
and twenty three slaves Of whom hundred and fifty
two died before reaching st. Helena.
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Trial OF Hazlctt. the Harper's Ferry Com
splratOr.

CHAWH5IVWN, FeU z, IoVV
Nine Witnesses examined 10 day, aud their testi
mony conclusively to the point that Hazleu
OF Brown party The only difference in the testimony
to the color OF the prisoners hair stating that
at the present time rather dark though has the ap
pearance Of being coored byn hair dye
Amongst the visitors in attendance at the court to day
Rev MIR. Newton, Of Vermont who has been before
the Senate Investigating COMMITTEE.
The plumber Of witnesses summoned for the common
wealth amounts to about forty, but all will not be
mined.
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Terrible AMair in L Atucky.

EXPLOSION OF A BoM8sHELL-sIx MEN WOUNDED.
HAwEsvILLE, KY, Fch. I, 1860.
Mr.. II. A. Davidson went into the store OF Duncan 4
Brothers, In this place, yesterday with lighted bomb in
basket of eggs The bomb eSpo led, blowing the
pieces, and woundpg Hon. VIM. Sterritt, C. Duncan
J. G. Duncan, Joseph Reading and Wm Bennett, Of
them MORALLY Mr.. Davidson was also mortally wound
ed is supposed that he intended to kill Mr. Sterrit,
his (Serrits) towards him Davidson)
in regard to the late Lowe tragedy.
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BowERY THEArRE-Mle Louise Wells and Mr. D. Har.
kns appear this evening in the equestrian drama entitled
ski Carson" "Ireand as II Was"-Mr. JAS Pilgrim as
Ragged Pat-and the farce Of "a Hole in the wan are
also announced
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News from the Plains.

INbEPENDESCK, n 1867.
The Santa Fc mail, from Pawnee Fork, arrived here
day The that left Fort Union the 9th ult had
not reached Pawnee Fork When this mail left FIVE mails
detained Pawnee waiting for No Indians
we're by this party. The snow was very deep
the Plains, and the weather intensely cold.
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o. A. Bills, Exchange and Communication
Broker No f6 Greenwich street BPrzes in all legal
tied lotteries cashed.
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Exchanges.

. USCfSNA11, F6U. z, IHBU
Exchange on New York, at sight, psr cent prsiium
for gold, and q "a per cent premium for cnrrcdy
EKw OR,xANnsf eb. Z, 1880.
Arrived Ave vessels from RIO dc Jsnsiro with 1880
bags Of coffee.
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The Boston Weekly Bank Statement.
BOSTON, Feb. Z, 1860.
following are the foOnRs OF our bank abatement for


The steamship America viii sail for Liverpool at noon
to The malls VIII close st nine eclcck
row morning. Ali teIesraphic dispatches filed at the
American Telegraph Office, No 81 Wall street, New York,
up TO eleven O'Clock will be received In time 70 be for
warded by the steamer.
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Keep Your Feet Dry.-Use Brower's Pa.
tent Composition It s The only thing that makes boots and
shoes to water without injury Everybody should
use IT, For sale every where.
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DraW1ngs OF the Delaware state Lotte.
HAYWOOD, EDDY co. Managers Of the
DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTuCkY AHD MISSOURI stain
LOTTERIES
DxLAwARE-ExrRA CLASS No. 6S, FKxRuARY T. 1867.
SO, 81, SO, 10, 70, s, IS, 50, rs, 10, l. 6, l8.
DELAwARs-CLAss No. GA, February l. 1850
l, 16, "a, GO, So, 70, As, 81, IA, 65, SO, 8, 49,
Circulars sen. FREQ Of expense BY sddressing
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The CoIumpia at Charlcston.

CHAHLESfON, FED. T. I56U.
The mail steamship Columba, Cspt. Berry, from New
York, arrived here at the wpan at nine O'Clock tina
(Tuesday) morning.
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neutrality-suspicious. Gallery Of Pho
togrsphs CAeoypes and Daguerreotypcs 29 Fulton
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Serious Illness OF Judge Ingersol1.

HAVEN, e,
Judge Charles Ingerso OF the United States District
Court was living nine O'Clock this evening" but
dying condition His disease Ii supposed 70 be rheuma
tsm Of the stomach. seA
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Custom Shirts. all Sizes, Ready Made or
made to measure, McLAUdHLINS; corner Of Greenwich
and Murray streets
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Court CaIendar-This Dav.

SuPRKkE CouRr-GENERAL TERN, Enumerated calendar,
Nos 9, TO- 49, 20, p, 2S 81 331, 81 to 49, AZ TO 49,
SUPREME CoURr-CRcuT.- ,uIn ned TO Thur sday.
SUPERIOR CoURr.-Same as before.
COMMON PIxAs-part mos. LOT, 2s7 800, S33, 1924,
$50, 25s5, 1902, 1855, 3e8, 1913, 2Se 331 s. 1872 Part
2Nos. 1547, 3s3, 1852 1850, 1901, 1862, 1884, 1865
1867, 1858, 1869, 3d. n, III, 1870.
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All Hall TO the Hero Chief:-V0luntcer,
victorious -PhocgraIh Of John ecker At HOMSS Gallery
3l6 Bro.dway.
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Drawings OF France, Broadbents & Co.'s
Delaware Lotteries:-
SUSSEX CoUHfI-ClAss SO FksRuARy T. 1850
s., n, 81, !, Ga, SO, 6, 50, SO, SO, Is, s.
CoNsoLuArED LorrEsY-CLAss FIVE. FEBRUARY l. 1850
20, 8, Ga, Is, 81, a, ~. 20. 81, SO, 81, 26.
FRANCE. BROADBENTS Co,
Managers, WILMINGTON, Delaware
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Horrible Tragedy In Georgia.
TWO MEN KILLED AND A WOMAN AND CHILD FATAL
LY WOUNDED.
AUGUSTA, Ca, Feb. 7, 1850.
John W. Walker overseer, shot John Owens merchant,
dead, at Waynesborougb on Monday. The Sheriff. with
posse, in attempting him, met with resistance.
he shot Walker dead and also fatally wounded hs wife
and CHI id.
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Valentines Written In COlors and Gold
Gems Of beauty. Prize - cents, with double envelopes
GOLDSMITH, 1862 Broadway
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sfnrer,a sevytnr NIachtn

"A Photograph Likensss.s, Various
posiures 81 IL sksn at sitting, by HOLMES patent anne
BIC Broadway.
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This Week You can Join Goldsmith,
wrpg casses for 81 so the Academy 1852 Broadway
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Trusses OF Every Description for Perma.
Ient retention Of rnpye bathing rrusea Supporter Shout,
caps Ankses and al surgical appliances, scientifically
piled by MARSH Co.. No 7vesey street Aasor House New
fork<
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Ladies' Furs, Fashion Hats, Skatsns
CApa-wHITE, Halter No 2l6 Broadway opposite St. Paul
church.
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Election I'm BfnA hamton.

BMGnAxroS n Y, Feb Z, 1880.
At the charter election day, democratic majority Of
the Council Board was elected.
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Ohicfa1 Drawing Of Hodges, Davis &
Co.'s Consolidated Lotteries Of Georgia.
CLASS 247, FEBRUARY I, 1890
49, 49, 81. a. 46, 49, %, H. 8, Al, 9,57 81 So, 30 H.
Prizes cashcd at NS Broadway. Circulars free.
HODGES, DAVIS CO., Managers, Macon, Go.
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MUDCUIALAUUOuH.
A piGHhri6 AHD Xxrr.Dvsr-.rro o,~n,.,
STOMACH BITTER
LEDIAkD'6 MORNING CALL.
Be sure 70 ask for LedArds Morning. Car
Hk the most reliable stomaca sitter In The vorA
II cures gspcpsiA.
hcorreeas Acifhy OF the Stomach.
strengthens The Dss..s orsau. and gives renewed .s
ana vitality TO The coois NJ the stomach
hinvsorates the entire systsm.
Invaluable in Of Gravel affections Of Tho 0s.s-
rative Organs.
tits particularly recommended to:Lsdesn dsicass Ms, q
never fails TO promote the srensth snd
regularity Of Tie system-
also beverage The most pure and hsalfu preusu~
ton exapt and falfls In eminent degree ~
the purposes for which true tonic
Stomach Bitter
be recommended
.enuon OF hrs claaa Liquor and Grocery h,vn1
% ~ b me Union invited V tho above populaS eos
IEDiAED 'ss'9 OLD n 1s q sso,Ss JASSsr,m
Fis sis OLD PINE APPLE JAMAICA Run
GIN COCKTAIL.
BRANDY COCKTAIL
81" ssooS RON ss wHIsKEY COCKTAIL.
y E ESH y nv, TI EosG sI EHtrrEKs
BkHNbY s&A AIT INDIA AkkAc ruNOa.
a." DOUBLE ORANGE CURACAO
Also, sole agents for Van Brurps uIire aYnm..uc
r.. sCHlEDAM ar apps
Gerry and quor New YoSE = nom our zoe 1 ssy -
AesMA K. j. 400.
COsxt1U
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PORTLAND, Me-, Feb. T-Midoight.
There are as yet signs Of the steamship North Bri
tom about due here with Liverpool dates OF 18th
ulumo
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myers Sewing Machines, for Families,
iors and al manufacturing purposes unequAed They
capable Of doing work and Of earning more money
than machine IN market The family machines 1t 80 and
$I6 attracting unis ersal attention.
l. n SINGER CO., 4SB Broadway, NY,
160 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
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Death OF IN Eminent Clergyman.
WASHINGTON, Feb. I, 1850.
The Charleston Coser OF Saturday records The death
Of Rev. Crsnmore Wallace, formerly Of New England
eminent Episcopal clergyman.
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PARKKRsuURo, Va, Feb. u 1890.
Al this point 200 miles below rttsburg, the in
mo Davgabe order ten feet deep and rising Boats
departing daily to all the river landings below.
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increase IN ole month. rig
The rapid advance in the circulation the WEEKLY DAY
BOOB has Increased edition 10 FORTY THOUSAND O.
pes larger number than that Of other weekly
Per IN this city excepting one As advertising medium u
best in e country and its circulaCn larger than
ever before muat Justly be considered
this respect The circu alton OF the WEEKLY DAY BOOK n
the southern and States larger than thai Of an
other New York combined be satsfacorY
proved to any one who donos the statement For the
change will be Ia adve rates. which sro
FIFTEEN CENTS line each insertion All
To secure insertion mnst be In wednesdsY
evening, OF each week.
VAN AvRIE, HORTON Co.
Proprietors, No. 40
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HOllOWay'1 Otntne nt.-HOW Pninfol
and annoying In have the lips cracked and chapped
that one CAD scarcely the mouth smile single up
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MI1CELLANEOUH.
~~~~D~~~~~~<ys-~~s~~~~~~
yr0CK or SEVERAL MILLIONS OF gEoAHS
a 0sn a TO 80 pr Aouaand. rhe greatest bargains
New Horh. o. CHkkK9, N BxosdwAy.
A T NcLRES WEDDING GARD DEPOT, ees esoAD
"A wsy-Hsssns Cards, Stationary. &c. moderate pnccA
AT A0-DOuBLE SOLE WATERPROOF SEwED
"A Boon JONES' 10 and II Ann street; 81 s. French
calf dreas Boots n. B.-Call and see ahen
RRlD0lWATER PAINT OF NEW JBsSEY-fwELvR
shades Of co)ors tested for yess SIXTY per ceut oil
inning complete mstanc coating for roofs outside
work Villas churchss public and uyvase bldings tin trcs
and ROM railroad depo mschne shopl ms decks Of
see canvass DC &c Depot u M.ideo Lane and No bsr
" stree. HtOkS BkIrs, Ageo:a
Of6er for roofing snd specimen coiors a. Brosdway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-08

The Kubicon IL Passed and the Union
10 safe The lovers Of good Beef hereby notified that
up his day at Nos lS and lis John street by j. H. Riley
the Napoleon Of caterers No oheT dining saloon CITY
can furnish the Union Beef.