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W TRRO UGH TICKETS TO THE VA
RIO US VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
III Omnibuses and Baggage Wagons leave the
office at q. m. and p. m.
JAMES A. EVANS, Ticket gent,
ma S-u Corner Sixth at. and Pa. ay.
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n, Bm AZ s;oF EMALEs-FEMAIEs
oLD cS S aHf A StESt hAk kk4ikaSSiEkD ON
r IL MANY ~ AFFECTIONS PECULIAR TO
Irregnlarity, Painfuness, or Suppression Of Gus
tS HSsst cf .
and Tor q complaints incident to the whether
arising from lndlscretion, Habits of Dissipation,
DECLINE OR CHAHGE oFLIFE.
NO FAMILY iFE s iTStTN5i 81 ts0 WITHOUT IT
Taks no naOrs Balsaw. Merenvy, or xaplsasant
HElasoiIDs sH E& ri Rd; fFI BTcR1 5a'''
:, ;, .,.,- sEoKEiTV f DISEASES
Little or no ohsn5e in Diss NoinoOSvenii sn:
It a sS 5p sn Gives strength to
Urintte, thereby Removing distinctions,
the GLASS Of snd s1pens ali fStseno. .s
D''G Ta6 a GsG aIstS Fl GR ef
and wbo b a1yT s5fs THE VICTIMS OF eUAcKs
time have found they were dsoeved. and that the
POISON" has. By the use of"PowKnFUL AS
'' " PEaER HIS I if!Is s'S MARRIAGE.
Use HEIaBoLD's EXTRACT BucHU for a, .Gsc
,y1..,- URINARY ORGANS.
"A''"'' 'Al MAZE OR FEMALE.
FRO" aow I6SS hS6 sHs matter Of
Dseasea Of these ana require the aid of Di,Tsti
is THE GREAT DIURETIC,
And is certain 20 have the desired effect m an Dis
eases FOR WHICH 1T IS REcOMMFNDED
Eotdsnes OF tbs most rsItdble and respozs char
CERTIFICATES SF CURES.
From TO 20 years StaHdi.g,
WITH NAMES KNOWN TO
SCIENCE AND FAME.
Price 81. 90 per bottle, or six for 81. 90.
Delivered TO any Address, securely packed fro
observation.
DEscEIBE SYMPTOMS IN ALL CexxusIcar1oss.
cures Guaranteed. Advice Gratis :!
..-. AFFIDAVIT.
the CITY OF PHI sdelphia, II. T. HELMBoLD who being
duly sworn, doth say. his preparations oo. tain no
narcotic no mercury. other Injurious drurr,
but are purely vegetable. H. T. HELMBOLD
Svorn and subscribed before me, this sd day of
wMP. HJBBERD. ALdrmsrt
-, Ninth street, above Race, Phila,
Address letters for information in confidence TO
Depot, i04 South Tenth st bet Chesnut. Phiia
BEWARE OF COUHTERFEITS
NV, AND UNPRINCIPLED DEALERS,
Who endeavor TO dispose OF THEiR owNs and
OTHER ARTICLES ON THE REPUTATION ATTAINED
Helmbold's Genuine Preparations,
:. Extract sao6a: al.
Improved Rose Wash. =
Sold BY g. B. wAIrz, s2s Seventh street, and 8.
z FoRD, JR-, corner Penn. avenue and Eleventh
Ask Rok HE Is MHRS9Lbb't fAkENNoo 55FfEEEk
Cut ont the advertisement and send tor It.
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mAnnlAan.
n..,Ixp,xrsoKs :, T..sa ", ..sa.-,l.n..

risgs, beng tvsrss PAysssi vsaknsss ssG-Hs e'siho
dsfefuitiss, te- spssoiiy eersd
hs placer btrnssH 10 - d. rshf4
easy eonfas rsntsnsH and ssofdsedg rsg
upss hts sfil a a physislaA-
len hand sds fenf frem Raltsrs fsv dssrt frss
he esrnsr. Fad 70 ssssrvs sane sRc ssssst Letter
Be Paid and
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A. aceiSssfs wiH Aapren, - sesli-rssslafsd
farIIiss, il il very desirable 10 have some oheep
and convenient way for repairing Furniture, Toys,
Crockery, 30.
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NEW ORLEANS
KIN THREE DAYS
WITH THE
CHOICE OF THREE ROUTES.
A III s.: SnzaE

TWO DAILY TRAINS-SUNpAYs INCLUDED,
Leave Washington at n. IN. and 8 p. m.
The Steamer GEORGE PAGE leaves her wharf
foot OF Seventh street at 81 and So p. m. and
connects at Alexandria with the Orange and AleI-
andTia Trans for the Southwest.
Ofhce-Pennsy lvania venue, corner of Sixth st,
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LET NO FALSE DELTCLcY PkEVENT.
APPLY IMMED ATELY.
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Especially We have tscers he Ticums G .sAy 49,
Ih dr,A3fs and hahn which snnssy svssPs ~
snusy fra.s thcSssnds - fssng hhsn 81 ne @sst "a
atsd tAsss and brant ntstet, VIE mfh eherrss eess
satrsBesd ssainS sssHlss viii The hsndsn -
ysfsd 70 ssSasy as h.inf Tyre, MAJ cal va M sssf
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH TO NEW ORLEANS.

THIS ROUTE Is ENTIRELY BY RAIL
and is
400 MILES SHORTER, and "a HOURS LESS
IN TINE
than any Other Line-the Lynohburg Extension
being now competed, as also the Mississippi
Central making il the
QUICKEST AND MOST PLEASANT ROUTE
FOR SO UTHERN TRAVELLERS!
IL Is provided with First oiass Sleeping Cars!
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4 CURE WARRANTED, or NO CHARGE,
IN PROM ONE 70 TWO DAYS.
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ZEE MANY THOUSANDS cared sfthis instifsuer gt'hs.
ths Last and The
cal operations Psfsrsd ~ Dr. Jshnssn. WITNESSED % q.
rsporsu % The sod sthsF psrtsns
vhh have appeared sEan a8d sfain bsfers Tshhc
sidss his standing gentleman 81 ehErsctsF suA rsF.n
tillty tEecisnl tAs FHtcfsd lsu 81
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wssfnsss Issf erecrrss Afseosas q ne kessys
s.e Bladder. nvs,sntsty hnseh.fe tngstensy SsDsee
fsnso 81 Idea. P.ipaatiss Essr dSsy Trsm6hof
slfht itddfnsss Dsssss 81 he hsse fhre~
er sksn 81 ths Lsngs seUaeh 80 Bsvsss-
these Tsrrihls Dssordsu zrssing hem sonthv hassa -
Ysrrh-thc.s Drsadful ana Prseess vhee
n. IN heta nedI and mno
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FRxlGhIs To Liverpool COO bales Of cotton
gagged 1t led SD 500 bushels corn In bags 6kc
10 600 bushels peas at t. 800 Gcrces beef at d. 3d.,
90 boxes bacon at 20s By toarer 500 boxes cheese at
4cs 100 terces beef at 5 100 boxes pork at S. 3D. 20
packages hams at 3Os and 500 bbls flour at p To
London 500 boxes cheese at 4os 200 terces beef at
IS 3D. S. Cd. 200 bbs pork at 3s 3d. So. Cd, 200
Rates To the Continent were unchanged.
Ons-Lnseed was dull, and city In cask selling at
SIC. Soc The WhdIcnans Shipping list has the fol-
lowing notice OF the New Bedford markct-s'For the week
ending January 2S-Sperm-The market is without trans
actions the past week; holders firm. The market for
whale still remains quiet learn Of sales here Of 200
bb. Northern at sic per gallon and in Farhaven, GOO
800 bbls at price not TRANSFERRED Whalebone-No trans
actions"
PROVISIONS -Pork-Tbc market was firm, but compare
lively quiet with sales Of 800 400 bills, including old
mess al SIG rs new mess at SIT old prime at sll 10
and new at $l3 co. Beef quiet The sales embraced
eco 500 bbls including country mess at IS IS Is, re-
packed mess at 80 80 Is, and extra do at $40 so $l
60 Beef hams were steady with sales Of 100 bbs, in
Guiding Western ut $l4 SIS and State at $l2 Prime
firm, and sales Of $50 bbs quoted at SIT Sl6
25, and 200 bbls. India mess ut $A. Cut meats
steady with sales Of $50 packages including shoulders at
61sc. and hams at 9idc. 9afc. Bacon was quiet and
firm Butter selling at l2c l6c for Ohio and at l5c
a 25c. for common to primo State. Cheese was un-
changed
RICE was firm, with small sales at os<c q Axe
SIED-Clover in good demand, with sales within
day two Of about 800 bags at SAC. 8%c. Timothy
| was firm, with sales at full prices.
SuGARs-There was moro doing. The sales embraced
about 200 hhds at 71sc TIC for Cuba muscovado
&C. for meado, and 60 hhds New Orleans were sold by
l auction at 71Sc q &c.
| wnnKEY.-Sales of 600 bbls. were made at 24c.
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MuRrag, youngest Sausher OF T-..an G. ald Carrie
Ttorr, aged ponths and days.
Their relatives and friends respectfully avod q
ste nd ira funeral tbs Thursday morning. haH psss
ten o'olcck from "a Fourth place, Brooiyn witos h-
ther notice
WADswoRrH On Tuesday, Jan. "a, suddeay, Of ~
Of tho heart THomAs w. WADsw0ETH, Of the al
joseph wadsworth Of Poughkeepsic, aged 20 years.
months and II days,
The friends Of the family and the members OF ~
Lodges Wyandee OF Permont No 35 and the Cyrus, e
New York, No 8, of r. and A. NJ invited 10 att6nA
his funeral from 40S Eighth avenue Friday aerneeas
at O'Clock. The remains will be taken 10 Cypress Il
Cemetery for interment.
wAIxsn.---On Tuesday evening, Jan u, wiIxLAs
WAIKN native OF st. Andrews, Fneshirs, Scotland.
III friends OF the family invited To attend the funs
raj from lax Downing street, this Thursday afernssa
at two o'clock
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The Witnesses I'm the Harper's Ferry In
vestlgatiOn.

BUNTDv, Jan. I56U
MFR. Sanhorn who was summoned to appear before the
Senate Investigating Committee waited upon at Con
cord by the United States official yesterday rendered
his witness fee which he refused TO accept Before other
measures could be taken he had disappeared and Is
thought to have como to Europe.
II is understood that Dr.. +. S. Howe summoned TO an
pear before the Harpcrs Ferry Committee Of the Senate
will leave for Washington to morrow.
Mr. George Senno, counsel for Stephens, whose trial il
soon TO take place in Virginia. will leave here morrow
morning to attend to the case Of his client
CLEVELAND, Jan. Is, 1860.
United States Marshal Johnson in Ashtabua county
yesterday, TO serve q summons Joshua r. Giddings
and John Brown, Jr TO appear before the Senate Com
mee. MIR. Giddings is In the State of New York but
tecgraphed to- and will no doubt proceed to Wash
ington forthwith Mr.. Brown could not be found but
copy Of the summons left at his house and the proba
bhty is tina, he will obey Both summoned to appear
on the 3oth inst
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The Seizure Of Arms ut Cork.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

. . NKw York, Jan. 25, 1850.
issue OF yesterday end extract from the Cork Exn
miner announcing the seizure Of tho bark c. Truitt
Scu MASTER at that port by the Custom House author
ties, and stating that her cargowhch Of % 500
rifles and quantity OF saveswas osensibly" consgn-
to c. B. bennett in London, but really contributed by
American sympathzers to Garibaldiv Permit me to so.
cit sufficient space in columns to state that the
bark G. B. Trut chartered by me rs Secretary Of
Colts Patent Firearms Manufacturing Company, loaded
with rites and other cargo cleared the Custom House
here and despatched to Europe consigned to agent in
London IN the regular course of trade, and no sympa
thzcr with any political movement in Europe outside OF
said company has one cent Of pccuniary interest in the
transaction The trade in firearms, recognized as
the pioneers Of civilization, preceding they do the
Bible and the miss onary has hitherto been considered
legitimate branch Of Commercial enterprise in time Of
peace although subject to soUo tri1g risks time Of
The facts connected with he fabrication these arms
and their shipment were communicated by to dis
ngushed officer OF the British government the time Of
shipment, and had they been intended for Italy would
scarcely have gone to Cork The assigned for the
seizure by the British authorities Unable to state
W. III. D. HARTLEY
Secretary Colts Arms Company.
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Married.
FfeRENCy-WARD.-AtTr Trinity chapel, by the Rev. Dr.
Higbee j. WALTER FLORENCE TO lSEz daughter Of W. w.
Ward.
IAwREycK-DEGRAw.-In Brooklyn, on Monday, Jan. o.
by the Kew. n. johnson, Mr. CHARLES X. LAWRENCE
to Miss SARA A. DEGRAw, both bf Brooklyn
SxuH-WAIKNs-At the residence OF the BRIDES pa
rents, by the Rev. VIM. Corbtt, Mr. WILLIAM G. SMITH 10
Miss MARY s. WATKINS, all Of this city.
Easton papers please copy.
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Markets.
Nsw 0RLE4ss, Jan. rs, 1860
Cotton-Saes to-day IL. 900 baes at unchanged quota
tons Moissses held al 3shc Flour buoTsnt At Is 90
for supeIdne. Mess pork firm at SIS Cotton freight
Liverpool, by three British ships taken Ct s.l8d Ex
change ON New York y " per cent discount
MOBILE, Jan. "a, 1900
Oo'ton-Sales to-day COCO bales. at ioxo for mid
ding sales Of last three days IL 500 bales Frsgnt 70
liverpool S2d. 10 Havre &c. Sight exchange on New
York, Y y discount. Exchange on London, % days,
TX premium.
BALr1roRx, Jan rs, 1880.
Flour quiet but firm: Howard Street, IS 50; CITY Mills
and Ohio held at S. ST. s. So Wheat duh and droop.
ing sales 900 bushsls red 81 q u 2Si white, u 30
81 a. Corn active aud steady: yellow. osc 70 ;
whitc, T2c TIC. Fork steady mess, SIT 20 a$lI Co.
Whskey active and lower: saies 1T 24c. 2ixc. Ex'
change on New York unatercd
PHnADugTuA, Jan. Is, 1860.
Flour quiet: sales 5000 bbls. At unchanged prices.
Wheat dull sales GOO bushels; red at 81 81 81 81,
white at 81 So Corn dull salos 600 bushels yellow at
75c. whskey steady at 90. $50.
CtsczsSAYr, Jan. rs, 1850.
Provisions steady nothing doing in mess pork. whs-
key dull at &c. 2lHc Flour QUIET wheat rna corn
dull at Sic.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-26

CANADIAN was IN fair request, while prices un-
changed The sales embraced about 400 barrels ct 90 co
Sc a. Southern -four was less buoyant with sales Of
about 400 barrels closing within the range of the above
quotations Rye -four was unchanged. Corn meal was
unchanged sales Of 600 barrels Brandywine made
afoat Il "a 16 Wheat quiet and in the absence Of
sales Of consequence prices were nominal. Corn was
heavy, with sales OF about 600 10, eco bushels, in
Guiding Jersey and Southern white and yellow at SOC
S2c Ryo firmly held, with sale OF 100 bushels at
the railroad depot at slc. Barley and oats were un-
changed.
CoFYzE-The sales embraced about 200 bass Java at
p t., and l50 do LAguyra at 1Sc.
COTToN The market without further change, with
sales Of about 800 bales closing the basis Of the fol-
lowing quotations.
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Interstate C0urtesies,
AEETING or THE MEMBERS OF KENTUCKY TENNESSEE
AND OHIO LEGISLATURES AT CINCINNATI.

AND OHIO LEGISLATURES AT CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, JAM Is, 1860
The members Of the Tennessee and kentucky Iegisla-
lures will arrive here In the morning and proceed directly
10 Columbus by special train. They win return 70 Gin.
cfnnat Friday, accompanied by the Ohio Legislature
and State officers Thoy VIII be received at the depot by
the military and escorted through the principal streets TO
Pkcs Opera House, where the reception will take place.
The Governor and State officers Of Indiana have accepted
an invitation to be present. In the afternoon grand
banquet Will be given at the Burnett House. The guests
viii leave Saturday. The city to decorated with
fags and the affair promises to be splendid one Great
enthusiasm prevails on the subject
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-26

Joseph A. scoville. Alias ssHarnony," the
New York Correspondent OF the MOBILE
Register.
TO TME EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
brother Of the undersigned having recently arrived
from Mobile where do business together merchants,
informs that he has obtained Information Of the most
unquesonabe character that the notorious Joseph A. Sco
vile is the author OF the scurlous and bellous letters
written to the Mobile Register over the signature of
s'Harmony."
This knowledge he first obtained In Mobile, and his
way north he stopped for few days Charleston where
he received additional knowledge of the fact which cec
tuaily removed all doubts on the subject.
Since my brothers arrival in this city we have taken
some trouble to find out who this scrbbng scapcgrace
IT, because in Of his letters, written in the stsvc
Branch" choice style Of literature he thought proper TO
coin slanderous Hbels upon some OF our relatives
Our investigations have led to the discovery that Char
mony" Joseph A. Scoville, who resides with John Y
Savage, No yarick street. and who is matchmaker,
doing business at 90 Fulton street.
From all We can learn Scovillc Ii Of low and
scottish instincts and habits with sort Of shallow tact for
scrbbling in the "Branchr style Of composition have
read his Munchausen epscs and have marked tho false
hoods he told about the HERALD its editor of other
persons connected with it. feel sure that wherever
such man is known that nothing he could say would
have the slightest influence. II only account those
at distance, who do not know him. which induces me to
notice one who is unworthy even Of decent personal
chastisement.
My brother states tina. in Mobile was subject of re-
mark that Major Forsyth exh Minister to Mexico, and the
son Of the late Hon. I'm Forsyth, and proprietor
and editor of the Register should publish such false and
abominable trash as that supplied by Scoville.
Tho Register, by its opposition 10 tho administration and
to largo majority Of the democratic party Of Alabama,
has lost CASTE and though the Oldest paper in the city,
is falling in the rear, while the Advertiser Aercuy are
going ahead Ny brother states that the people at the
South want no directions nom abolition and black repub-
lcan organs at the North CT the Tribune and Times stripe,
to show them what papers and persons the North
their best friends He says large the circulation of the
HERALD was at the South, III has greatly increased since
the John Brown invasion
10 enable you to verify all have stated leave the
name and address Of brother and Of myself with you.
while subscribe myself Mobilian, resident In New
York, u MERCHANT
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Great success OF Adelfna Patti In Boston.
BcsroN, jan Is, 1860.
Adeiina Patu achieved another great triumph tonight
~ Iyira IN "n Puritani.n Tho Academy was crowded
with one Of the most brilliant and fshonablc audiences
that ever gathered within il walls me Young nrluna
donna three times called before the curtsn and
greeted each time with the enthusiastic anplans
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-26
Cold Weather westward.


The st. Joseph (Afo.) Gazette says that W. F. Wilson,
zgent Of the Yancon and Sioux Indians has Just arrived
there and that no reports the weather extremely cold on
the mountains, the thermometer indicating 80 degrees
below zero. The snow in the valleys eight feet deep
The Indians were peaceable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-26

HOll0way's Ointmcnt.-Dtmcult Breathe
ing vheezns IN the chest asthm. bronchns and al pec,oral
which looseps the pheg that collects in the and OBJ
structs the respiration
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-26

CovR. ~ OyEs AND TsRxlsNs--Psrt Nos 800
52s ~, as 20 - $50, 55:. 7ss s.s, l55, $685. sos
SCI, 5ss. $40, 5T2, 4s4, 456, 400 80
srfxilo. CoCxr-pan mo other case but tue
oEe Oh trial IN. DO taken aa tbs terra. Part 2-Ai.
iourccd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-26

Launch Of the sloop-ef-war Richmond.
NORFOLK, Jan. Is, 1850.
The slocp Of war Richmond will be launched morrow
morning Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-26

The N1GsOs. River Railroad Accident.
AIN M, Jat. rs, 1860.
y. Ig~in Of fulton, Oswego ciarty, ne or tue la
jcd passengers be- TIE sooi5o,t last week the Hudson
River Railroad died this morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-26
The Clinton League.
New Yoax, Jan. -, 1850.

The Cltnton League.
Nr New Yoax, Jan. -, 1850.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
Your Albany correspondent falls into several errors re-
epccsns the Clinton league one Of which wish to correct
H says;--
Tho Of Mr ORiey hAs travelling The al, the
fall with h 81 bag full Of petitions which be circulated
cvcrI locality, ard urged upon he people n sign thsm Ha
has a visited The Board Of Supervisors Of the
TEA ana persnaded he az Spcfveors 10 iuon tho Legs
Inboru
A. am the only Of Mr. OReily who has been con-
necttd in any way With tho Clinton League allow mo
sy that have net been oct OF thscy twenty four hours
curing she last six mccths; and however complimentary
me suposNicn that my r lnance + great cannot snf
cr TINS uusougt and undeservcd honor where
does mot belong Your correspondent evidently mistakes
me Tor sornc oiiRr person. HENRY B. OKIEILY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-26
Fire In Delavan, wisconsin.

A fire occurred ii Dehvan, Wis, on Monday night
ping Son. the boot and shoe store Of @. C. Lyon TIC
clchin ~"re OF W. W. Bradley, the book store OF B.xer
Parrish aud the Law office Of CiaSk patshin. Tha
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-26

Trusses OF Every Description for Perna-
nent retention Of rupture bathing Trusses Supporter SoN
CNps Ankiets ard "a suracs appliances scientifically ap
Nav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-26

Singers Sewing Machines, for Tami-
les tlos and An maDufAotung puFposes unequale1
1hey are eepabs Of dong greater variety 81 work. and a
earning more nancy than any machines IN market
The new nmay Machines a. 20 ard 81 attracting uni
verUAl attention. i. n. 6iNGGR 4 Co.,
"a Broadway. New York,
IsO Fulton sxeok Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-26
uMERCrAL REPORT

EF CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
IT. tt ~ wnswsDAv, Jas. &-SP.M
Ann-Ihe market was que! and ssles Limited n si<c
o kIc fos both sorts.
BRHApsrcrfs-Flour-Thc market was moro active and
N some better demand, with doing for export and
Lor nome consumption The sales embraced about coo
bR rIcla. Coaing within
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-26
Harvard College.
Fire I'm Clinton, wisconsiu.

Professor Huntington has resigned the -Pummsr Pre-
fcssorship In Harvard College.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-26

Boots and DAoss.-vwatsrproof
$500 Dcubte cole, warm fur Inod and wool,
TkAVkLLpu BOOrA LEG0INo, HUCKEKfN 8HOBB
And everything dsslrasie 70. winSsr wear for
Lad5eA gentA and bora q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-26

. :. IIkN AND, jan 20, IooV
nre ~ Clinton, Wisconsin. on tina hight Of tho 80
inst, occaxioncd damage to the amsun, OF SO oO n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-26

ABsautiful Complcxion.-Laird's liquid
Pearl for besufns aud presersng the complexion and akin
mayb tried gratis At 4S9 BroaAwAy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-26

Cristador0's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
best In the world Wholesale retail and the
dye privately applied at No ASor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-26

Barry's Trioephcreus 10 tho Best and
eheape article for drcssg, identifying cleansing curling,
preserving hnd restoring s hair. Ladies' Wv IT, Bald By al
druggists 3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-26

The Riggs Truss.-Thc Multipida1 Pad
protects The opsnngs This truss
proof durable and always ceanl. AS Broonae street,
ne ar Broadway, New York,
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SEMINARS Liquid Ltcorice Cures Com
sumption, coughs and colds Price 81 per bottle Sold by
druggists ard at the depot, 2s Ninth street. Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-26

GOuYaud's POudre Subtitle Uproots Hair
from low foreheads upper lips part OF the body War
ranted 81 Walker street.
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Ine Steamship Europa sakd at noon, with twecty solr
passengers of idverposi ami tScIsy Halifax out
no specie