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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12
NLW-YORK LEGISLATURE.


SENATE. ..ALGssr, Jan. II, 1860.
Petitions we're presented for pro ran freight law
$50 Tor ore in relation TO The Albany aod busqdehsnna
RSilrI sd.
Mr.. RICHMOND noticed bill orthe leyying aud
collection 81 dana. sustained by the State by the de-
eruciion Of tbe Quarantine buildings. Also TO amend
The act establishing regulations for the port OF New
York ALEC 10 nd the regulating the use of GER
tain dips and " harves in Newiork, leased to Steam
beat Companies.
Mr.. GARDNER introduced n bill to nullify the
pow e,s CT the New-YOrk Common Council in the INST
ter of granting railroad franchises.
After bate the bill referred TO the Committee
on Cities and Villages.
Massrs. Remsey, lIillhouse, and Connolly were APP
pointed a Committee on the petitions relative to the
Albany and SusQuehanna Railroad.
4 bin was noticed by Mr. MONTGOMERY, TO give
married women the exclusive control of their earnings
and properly III trade.
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Nou.ArrivaI OF the Hungarian.

PORTLAND Me-, "Wednesday, Jan. I'LL P. m.
The steamship Hungarian, now fully due here, with
Liverpool dates to the 2Sth OfDccember, has not been
signaled up to the present hour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

IHE missouri SLAVE ISsURREcTIoS.-TRe Chicago
Press aud Tribune asks us what has become of he
Bolivia, No., slave instruction. Our answer is thai
the accounts furnished by The Sovthrest Warsaw
Democrat, which were telegraphed 10 our paper seem
TO have been mere exaggeratons of Christmas
between gang OF drunken negroes and party Of ro
icksome white folks. The design of the Warsaw paper
was, no doubt, 10 operate upon the Legislature aud
create votes for the infamous Free Negro hill
Missousi ueIocsgt, Ian. :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12
From Kansas.

LEAvENwoRTH, Tuesday, Jan. 10, 1871.
Tho Territorial Legislature il still in statn quo, and
:, 'robsble that no bnsness will be transacted by
n;,lr Wing until the opinion OF the Attorney-Genera
.i,;oh has becn called for by Gov. Medary, can be
had on the suheet Of adjournment, The a sSs n ss
son " ~ Communication; but a settled antiIathy 10
as a. Siss on the part of the Republican mem
,na' f, a eoeomnt Of former associations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12
Old Soldiers, Convention.

COLUMBUS, o.. Wednesday, jan ~, iooV.
Over one hundred soldiers of the war OF 1877 were
in convention yesterday, and much attention "ss
shown them Resolutions we're passed 10 vote ior no
man for President but known friend OF Pension
bill. Two delegates were appointed to the Chicago
Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12
Sailing of the Canada.

BOSTON, "wednesday, Jan. IT, IoVV.
The r.. NJ. steamship Canada sailed at Il p. NJ for
Jivernool via Halifax, with IS passengers for The
former ard IL for the latter port. She took no specie
The mail from NewYork via Stonlngton laled 10 ar-
rive in season.
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C,aoch of Cassius WI. CLAY.

FRASKToRT KY, "Wednesday, Jan. ii, looo. ,:
Cassius M Clay spoke last evening to q vast anal
enc from the portco of the State House, the doors oil
which had been closed on him He avowed being
M seward. There was no disturbance.
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Nom Arrival of the Europa.

sAckylLLE, N. B., Wednesday, Jan. IL, 1901
There were no signs of the steamship Europa at
Halifax at O'Clock this evening. She is now due there
with Liverpool dates of the 3lst December.
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The Kentucky Democratic STATE
Convention.

rRANKFoRT, Wednesday Jan. III, 1901.
the Democratic Convention adjourned yesterday,
after possne the minority report, amended by addition
al and more ultra demands for slave CODE An mel
fsctna effort as made TO ndorse the Cincinnati plat
form Douelas and Illinois politics were denounced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

sAyAKSAB, Tuesday, JAN ~ 1862
Io the first race here to-day, Exchequer oSa' Nes'
The second race Was won by Nicholas There was
no opposition against HIM
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THE REAL QUESTION STATED.

LITTER FROM CHARLES OCONOR TO THE
COMMITTEE OF MERCHANTS
NKw-YoRK, Dec 20, 1882
CHAs. O'CoYoR, esq: The undersigned, beng de-
circulating widely possible both at the North and
The south proceedings Of the Union Meeting held
Academy OF Music evening intend publishing phet
FORM distribution, correct copy OF the same.
Will kind Inform whether this step meets
your approval IL So furnish with corrected report Of
your speech delivered by you on that occasion.
Yours, respect fully, -
LEITCH BURNETT 4 Co.,
GEO. W. d JEHIAL READ,
bRUFF BROTHER 4 SEAFER
c. b. HATCH CO.,
DAVIS NOBLE & 60.
Formerly FURNAS. DAVIS & Coz,
WESSON a COX,
CRONiN, HUXrHAL SEARS,
ATWATER, MILFORD q Co.
, 1860-06-07
From Washington.
Especial 1fsra'rh 10 t'c ecw York Trilmpe.1
MkSEtSGIrk, Mnud lima fsfa

Xn- SCNxR1's SPEECH,
Mr. Summers speech attracted large audi
ence to the Senate galleries, wIlicl, continued
we'll l!l'cd during tie four hours ef his scourg-
ing reriew of slavery in al its relations, p.lisi-
cal. social moral, aud economical. Tho;s up.
peared to be studied ello.t at indifference On
the Democratic side, Tor only dozen Senators
were in their seats during tile first hour or two.
Afterward they gradually appear ed, and lea ding
Southern members from the House contributed
to.the general interest By their presence and
attention.
As i whole this speech was regarded sbei1g
more offensive By the South thal tie one which
created such a sensation before, and there ia
reason to believe that but for prudential consi1.
erntous it might hare becn attended " It'll sim.
liar resu1ts. 1t vas found quite difficult to re.
STRAIN some decided exhibition Of resentment
IN certain qusrtere. The snly expression Of in-
dignallou which found vent was in Mr. Cbes.
nuts brief and angry rep'y, frcm which tue
general temper Of the South may be inferred, as
be is regarded nmoug the most discreet and
considezatc in his tone and bearing.
TUE ADJOURNMENT.
The majority o! the Senate do not intend to
take up the House resolution Of adjournment
until the appropriations and other necessary
legislation ar' sufficiently 4drarced. From e..
changes Of opinion to-day between prominent
members of both branches, it is doubled if Con
grc.e can adjourn before tile 1st Of July.
TIE cosr OF THE CoIOpc ISv6sr1GA11oxs
As most exaggerated and false reports hare
Committee, it is proper to stae that about 100
witnesses hare been examiocd since its appeiat-
m=nt. three months ago, mad the whole cxpen-
diture, including nleage, does not reach S.5Oo.
the rAcirlc RA1LRoAD.
The Pacific Railroad Committee held meet.
ing this morning to ,conAider tho technical OBJ.
jections made to the bill, ard unanimously
HdNnfAf fnrr Au31 ,nffn
, 1860-06-07
The Prince Of Wales.

an EEEllsh correspondent says:
Every preparation is being made for the de-
par;ure Of ,he Prince Of Wales. The fleet will
leave Oh the 18th Of July. and uill consist of
five ships Of war. Ga their outward course
thcJ will stop at Newfoundland and 1lal,iax. and
then proceed to Quebec. In conversation
which had yesterday with gentleman high in
Office, and who will compose one Of the prlnce'a
retinue, I IVES Informed flint the Prince would
most positively sisi: New Yo.k. Regret was,
EoTercr. expressed that the invitation to visit
th+ United States had rot cmauuted from a
higher body thnn New York Aldermen; but
the names OF the parties v ho signed the petition
was 4 guarantee That the respectable portion
supported the invitation. The English people
fcel rather hurt that tue President or Congress-
has not invited Prince who is heir to tie
throne Of Great Britain.
London paptr states that the intention ol
the American Government to invite the Prince
Of Wales to Washington las been abandoned
because it was feared TINT, when the necessary
appropriation should hare been asked for, some
foolish Senator or Representative would have
felt it TO be his duty to mike an insulting speech
on the subject, which would Laye been annoy
inr to ali partiea."
, 1860-06-07
Senator CAcsnutks 8lackguard Neplv
to nxr. Sumner.

Mr. Cuksxur {Dem., S. C.)-Aflcr The extra.
ordinary, though Characteristic, speech which
has just been made iu the hearing Of the Sen.
ste, it ia necessary that We should explain the
reasons which we are here invited to assume
After ranging over Europe, sneaking through
back doors, and fawning 1t tho feet Of British
aristocracy seeking for pity, but reaping the
rich aud just reward Of contanp.. the slanderer
of States and men reappears in 1he Senate-
We had hoped that We should be relieved from
the miserable outpourings Of bis vulgar malice.
We had hoped that from Whist he had left,
eonseqnence Of former insoleuce, he would be-
come wiser, If not better, by experience. In
tms We arc disappointed; and We regret it.
Or, IN 70. heroic aSes Of the world. men we're
o1ten oelned-b but they were deiHed for the pos.
:eon $3.50. 1ua exercise OF some virtue, wisdom,
Sir, in Egypt they deiGed beast. and ren'
tiles, but even that brutal pe2nic sh;nad
their idol on account Of soma snnnoesd r;r4na
It has been LETT Tor this age. for this conntrT
defy the incarnation Of malice, mendsenx ~ ~
cowardlce. Sir, We do mt here intend - ou -.
guilty Of any such apotheosis Of malrni.v az NJ
meanuess. We do not intend to contribn;a ~Se ~
any conduct on OUT part, to swell tbs Pnna 4
the shrine Of this new idol, No Sir }; aud thouph
meot, We arc not inclined BY any punishment
again to eend tbs recipient Of punishment bal.
looing through the world, yelping forth In.
creased volumes Of slauder and malice. Ttese
are the REASONS why NC have remained quiet;
aad shall endcavor to remain quiet under that
which We htre heard.
Mr. suxxra-Brfore this question passes
array, think ought to miko GONE reply to the
Senator from South Carolina exposed today
the barbarism Of slavery, and belie1e that
what The Senator has said / might well print in
tbe appendix to M spssch Il. .aa illustration.
, 1860-06-07
meetiD. OF the Swedish Republican
Cfub.

meetiD. OF the Swedish Republican
Club.
at meeting Of the Swedish Republican Club
en- Tuesday evening, on motion of John A.
Nelson, former President, the Executive Com.
uittee retired for consultation and after q few
minutes deliberation, c. J. Suoden Was unani-
nously chosen Chairman, and made q few we'll
Greeted remarks on the condition Of the Sye-
dish Republicans in general and the Club ut
present, and the bright prospect for the future.
It was nj o resolved that Committee Of Fin
anee be appointed. The Chair appointed p.
G. Peterson, c. Charleston and J. II. schore-
beck.
On motion it was voted that the proceedings
Of the meeting be published in Ii. Er.ning
Journal and Pass AND Tn1nuSE, and the
Swedish papers, aud that the next meeting be
on Tuesday, June la.h.
Moved By ]. a. Nelsoa that the Club exert
all their influence and energies to convince our
countrymea that they are in the wrong path in
adopting the Democratic creed and Platform,
md that we through the papers will convince
them that they are absolutely in the wrong.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
G. J. SCxpELL,
G. GoLuE,
+. JACkwEcE.
, 1860-06-07


A letter was read from lhs distiucu; .e.a w.
This was received with applause, ns n, 6-<t
calist, Mrs. Emma Gillinghan Do.twi. + nrof.,.
ing her services for The Concert at IT, .,r:.--
earnest Of the promp.ness and gen .,c.;te ~
"A'~a o1A us.ss' intent are to enter
into the project. 4 similar letter xos ,,.o -.sa
from Louis Stanb. Several we'll r1orn ,,..f...
sional md amateur musicians Ir,-.
bury Hall last evening, all Of hon, e,nr..scd
full interest aad sympathy il i ,e noremert
During the latter part Of the. evening r,nch
4u'o4ss. - "H" sA&-S'@su' WAS ELECTED by the
pfopos1aon @ anrounsea " c. Wright, Esq,
amount Of 81, 900 raised L aue f,r H., +ho;- LII.
Rcriptions, would go for xard to.asr crhn-.
~" .@a @s ~ vs. no ped that they might be
Rev. Robert Collyer, Il ,e .b.,r,.a .,.d A.
"'e a''oa'es ~ ~s1f . IN this city, to vin;t In
, 1860-06-07

s5Rrck II L1curxtxc.- During one Of thu nu-
e1ons ;E lou. thunder storms last week, whole fam
iyhtnina nasFo* ~ s escape from being killed by
lightning came down the st.;ep;os' pl.Ted
aroonq anoo J.; the room, and escaped through tLe
th".' .,2 ~ Hne corner Some iirne afterwards.
.nsJ ne; couldn't tell how long, Nr. Malone % his
Of "s Sdo ,ro elartn h;t came realizing sense
II thex hg T peen n! MT by something. foftunate-
vas done to The honss.-K3wauE<s & ssnf;a1t Ake
, 1860-06-07

4 large and enthusiastic ratification meeting
was held ut Nankegan on Tuesday evening.
Lincoln and Hamlin were indoreed amid The
most cheering evidences Of satisfaction. Tic
meeting had been put off for some days, in
order TINT Republicans from all parts Of tile
country. in town attending the sessions Of the
Court might join in The festivities. Lake will
be sure to roll up larger majority thaa cvnr
for Honest Abe Lincoln.
Whitesides md portions Of Lee counties are
meet to-day ut Sterling. The programme sent
US by the Secretary has not como TO hand, hut
We doubt not there will IN immense meeting
and capital time generally will be enjoyed.
, 1860-06-07
To The Resident Musical Talent.

To The Resident Musical Talent.
The undersigned were appointed ct a citizens'
meeting at Kingsbufy Hall On Wednesday evcn-
lng Committee to solicit aud call out IN ex-
preston aud the CO operation Of the Residen
Musical talent Of the city, in the nntter Of q
proposed Grand Benefit Concert at tile Wigwa.a,
for the Relief Of the unfortunate sufferers by
the late ornado.
In accordance with the same it has been
thonght desirable to cali q meetirg at Kingsbury
Hall this evening ofthe entire Resident Musical
Talent Of our city. All gentlemen ard ladies'
amateurs and professional arc invited to be
present at p. II, Il is desir ed that the Con-
cert, should such take place, should comprise
the entire musical force If tie ci t. Us Orchestra
and ch2rus. 70 snch end 1t is hoped that the
attendance this evening may be fulland prompt.
HIM. u1cGISs,
E. r. Roor,
". ". kIApAL1.
Y. GooLD,
JrLlCs EACER.
, 1860-06-07

| M0SI valuable 1nyenttOn-~H1Qf4hs8C ca
| aoric Graa" Dryer.
49,, o r.,ue u tae corn crop Oh ,ne "est Is
~ .a-:"',:' - ue''".s. ',,: e'uee ."e op.a'as
w. .asa saon i'1a .oou. Nv ta'4'4ous =. ousl-
80 A'' o.en en';t's" ''eu 'ne pof. y, en'easo
s,. ~. -, 80 noss ., ''''a'oe ~ u o'i
- ~ hs~',,;. a. - 'ue .n's| ~
- ~ T. Iuu sss ~ ~ iua' Ae'' AUS
,n,;,s . 40 ''a 1ss e4o eos'
lar, ha. ,a.. =. .,;.a.ra. ,,s;s .ss lns"- 49,
n,a,,aa - -.a ~. .ss;... 49, % .s.:,aS. ~ .h''
sinn,a c,r,a -. srrss.n. $1,000 :. 49,.
if between this ncrt and Runr,1o wos d,ma,ed
to The amornt of four thoasand dollars The
losxes annn,1lv ~ ch;,oro ~ st;nn..s :. ;nn,.ns..
hut Is eyer,boa = knora mnst If mt all tti,
loss is thrown in the end unon thu nro,,ncer,.
Hence. the man who d;scove-s :. ns,had .v
which ,l,is loss can he prevented il in the ,,;,h
est sense be.nc factor Of his species.
Wcarc glad to add tha, nerfec: safeousrd
against the tea,fpr Of corn has been discover.
ed by our fc.lov-citizeu Sylvester Marsh Ear
lie il know, 10 nil our o,]er e;t;zar, ,,,o,
our most extensive packers. hayino com,nercsS
want ora s1anohtcr.bousc be bune b;s f-.t e.t,,.
slaughtered unon the elm trees tbat crs,r rhsrs
,be Gas Wortz norr s.aod n,v;na sa.,.as
bonason,o fortrno b. ca.rad a..t;e, 80
, 1860-06-07

PERsoSAL.-Ex.Goy. Clifford of Massachu-
setts, and Hon. Gideon Wells Of Connecticut
are stopping at the fremont House.
, 1860-06-07

L1rERA7unE-"Tyluey Hail." G novel, By
Thomas Hood; "Leaves Of Grass" by Walt.
Whitman; "Short Stories," collection Of
sketches by chns. Dickens; new lots Of Lin
coin and Douglas Debn: n:es," Lincoln letter pa.
per, Lennon Slave Case, &C., &c., are now rea-
dy, at McNulty's. 81 Dearborn street.
, 1860-06-07
D1tcss & Gribtt1tE
Ola ICA GO.

The Republican Platform.
We have printed in neat and Convenient
form for mailing, on fioe paper, tue NA7,osA,
REPrDl1cAs fAArPoRu, which we offer for so1e
at 50 cents per hundred. 1t is an excellent
document to circulate among tue peop1e.
, 1860-06-07

The Texas Dclc.attom to t:licngo--41
Proposition TO Mol, Them.
The Houston {Texas) Telegraph makes
wholly unnecessary clamor about certain dele
gates to the Chicago Convention, whom it de-
noninotes the "Texas Black Republicans. ,
Il says:
pFoach staH a.f tt M;ped array"
AT last "e have tie npres Of those persons
wh1 represented Texas iu tue Chicago Conrcn
ton. Thy a:e as follows:
State at large.
!. DrSnAE HENDERSON, JAMES ScoTr,
D. o. '''A'<S' First Da1,ia. . t'Fsn'
Ell. GARRISON. VIZ. srAcu,sr.
J. E. CHANDLER, AL. YoAKru,
We give them for the purpose Of asking our
cotemporaries everywhere ia the State to report
where they lise, who they are, and what Is to
be dore with them.
They hare evidently presented themselves
to NJ Abolition Convention us representing u
party ia this State. They went there ns dele-
@atet. divided of into classes, lour being from
the State at large and two from each district.
If there ia Black Republican organization in
Tc1as, as this seems TO indicate, it is gu time
the penn}e OF our State were made aware of the
fact. If there IS secret clan on our soil. ut
. o.A uooe.tn'nl uu1 tustint!ohss III IL oe
9sa:Sa 9 up we va! tnas maes 81 ~ torn away. and
ses ans Geop'c ''ss upon IL the 'a'e ol The ra:-
''eSa9se na;s - aen.
otn .aese men Men. 10 enaeago aau present
iv, Irt 1hat be known. LIT the neonle of Texas
know the men who hare so fou1ly siandered our
stats as 70 represent nat Anti s1aseryism s
count lie attention of ,bc Aho',,ioo;sts 40 The
outrage is deep amt: black. Let those wis hare
perostratcd r. y fcce.Te their due !sward.
Te4.s nj M int hsrc fs.",r a ~. u nt"d nu 50 IRON
resent loyal State 10 the camp OF i1.r enemies,
let that be koo~n. end let not Texas wear the
olsefAcc ol haSfhE seFpeht IN her BOSOM,
, 1860-06-07

Do We GROW AR :AnLE.-Int the Superior Court
before Judge Il .ggins, yesterday, there Was =
passage at arms between an Attorney and tho
agent Of sa' g Company. Apro'1rt apology
to the Cour' ensued and the cnmbatants re-
tired Not = very safe place tor such sefs con-
truTar1iea
, 1860-06-07
THE CITY.

Auction Sale this Morning.
Household Fu,ntuIe, Csrets and Fine pl,uo Forte BY
Get snupson, auztlonecss s: Like street. Sale At
* O'clock.
, 1860-06-07

That talented artist, whose labors in this
city sc have had ffcqusn. occasion 10 notice
L, ". 'oLK-bas just completed a bust Of
LINCOLN, which, for fidelity Ct likeness and mr.
t's:lc execution, is unsurpassed by nnytbips
that be has heretofore doae. 1t il OLD ABE to
the lifo-0ld Abe, thought, determination and
honesty marked in every line Of his face. Mr.
L1Sco1S's expression depznds upon the genius
which lights up his features wien lis faculties
arc III full rlay-an expression which art has
not ths power to fix in oil or marble; but Mr.
Eolk has caught him as lie is when at rest,
aud nothing could be better CT more truthful
thaa the likeness whicl, ho has wrought out.
We shall bs disappointed il tlls bust does 1ot
meet with general sale, and, among Mr. Lin.
coins friends, enthusiastic a :mi1ers- It is
worthy ola place in every Republican counting
room, 1t1ice n1d library ia the land.
, 1860-06-07

~ See Dr.. Egan's advertisement Of build
ing lots for sale. These are among the finest
lots in the city.
, 1860-06-07

WANTED--Two single gentlemen
wish to boasd and loden II p-tvAte ta1nllv ro-
eatfor e1ed OF the North S.de- Address po.t oBe
box 3944. iesxn
, 1860-06-07

W1owAx CAvALny.-We have been requested
to give notice that there will be meeting Of
Republicans in room No.1 fremont House, for
tie purpose Of forming horse company eimi.
lar ia its organization to the Wide Awakes,"
On Thursday evening, at eight o'clock. Al1Rc-
publicars interested are invited to attend.
, 1860-06-07

WAETsD-AW Wet Nurse, Amer
Of Children. Acdre.,, 1nmediateIJ, !. < I4o5.
iA,cS3..lw
, 1860-06-07

ELECTION n THE SECOND WAap.-An election
is to be held in the Second Ward, on the 10th
inst, to fll the vacancy in The Board Of Alder.
men, caused By the resignation of Jacob Harris,
who has changed his place Of residence to the
First Ward
, 1860-06-07

FAST AND Loosz.-The city has in its possess
sion two unhappy md unfelicitous cafes. One,
in the Collectors Office, is rickety aud leaky aud
recently let slip three Thousand dollars; bad
place for safe OF such loo:e habits On the
other hand, there is q safe at the Amory shat is
perpetually "tight,' and the key missing.
Every term Of the Recorders Court the wheels
Of justice are trigged and stayed by this ridicu-
lous safe, which yawns 10 receive the material
parts Of the "r<s g<sta" in criminal cases, this
bloody knife, The fearful pistol and the bludgeon
that struck BILLY Patterson" and cree in its
raw there is NO getting this evidence" out OF
that safe There is but one key, and that is al
ways missing, Yesterday three cases we're
waiting in this Court, and all progress prevented
because the key aad the clerk had gone off to
Springfield. It is SO nearly every term Of the
Court, md is most expensive trick Of this
safe.
We suggest that there be an exchange mode.
The safe 50 obss:nately reticent ind mum, should
be put in the Collectors office to play the game
of"Fast bind, fast find" on the city finances.
The olher safe should be put in the Armory,
where on occasion Of demand, the key missing,
the bolt may be slid back hy tipping the safe on
;ts s;de or some other s;nnta nroresa us -,
for Tho EXCHANGE of tho.c "a f.s ,,r al, moan,
---
STRAWBERRY tksriTAL-"e understand that
the ladies Of the Second DnlVersslist Society
ere making preparations for strawberry festi-
val ut Metropolitan H-ll On Friday evening.
The well known reputation OF this Society, in
getting up superior festivals, and the success
they have achieved id their Sunday School ex.
hibitions, leave no room for doubt that this fes-
tiyai will be the most attractive of The season.
, 1860-06-07

" "ANTED-C Country Tallow.
~ H!shest price paid BY Il Il. HAYDEN 1lsH
, 1860-06-07
aMtion Salts.

4ac1.,s1Eaa "a Lake asees. ~'s
superior Furniture.
carpsss, -H'rrors, 4 1*ru ~. 80.
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, II, { I'll. atqx o.,,o,,
~ - y e:.:;s
sHun9 N ~. u Par Se.s 10 5s u; su.e ton.
a1oIany III, ,5s ;: - ~, lin t ID o. ~
D.le sssy ,Ss sf es aai - IT,: e.,
ex.en'!o ain t.birs * eas9 II In. OTTOMAN.
Suies ssna 1s.h.: ~. ss.ee's. aey sa1a sa@rs sa IL
rockers. A1N< ASe g. saLe elA414 A
Hsaa'ta and other Car ets- Ioo..px Glass.
PIANO FORTE a& loi o.c]oct
ops elegant, e'rved cx, four .tu,d ec,n.,.
natoss stvsn ost-vs pew. ano 1e7r ict
peEsst of1et md teps oS 10 any &ote 1hs ,au, e
Hanlna before tha 1xs. ~ "sn 70 CA aid
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