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~Ths Danville Ky. Tribune states that
Col. D. W. Jones Of Boyle county. lately
sold seventy Eve two year old mules At the
extraordinary price Of 9elo per head
They were purchased for the Louisiana
market
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Nov. 13-Wright. Bates and Mcguire,
for groceries 500 -
psc DO do IL IS
"2O-Ross Hyatt, for coal 1857 Ii %
1857.
Jan 6-Allen May. sc cords wood lo2 90
Cd. II. Ross. coal ID
9-Jacob Lindiey. suxDRIEs, 81 III
2S-T. BeIist, store. % 80
Feb 2-keliogg, suNDRIEs, LAG 80
March 24-J. II. Ross coai, Is 70
April 23-Tutt'e, candies "a 10
May l3-T. Po~ saving and split
ting wood, Sc 90
June III. II Nelson. chicken house q 90
Arg. 10 Mo,hershesd & Cox, OIL. IL 40
OCT. IO-Tu,tle, suSDRIEs SO So
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The Bainbridge Argus. Published At
Bainbridge. Putnam county. Indiana, has
.oisted the names Of Breckenridge and
Lane At il mast bead for the Presidency.
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

Notice 10 hereby given thss the undersgnsi has taken
letters Of standardization the estate % Philip Will.
ans, late Of Wayne Courty. Indisas. aeseassd. All
inhibited to the said estate requested
inmedtes pey menu and those hsvinR against the
sane are nostdsd 70 present and ie the duly
'heosicetso sos setsieusnt The estats 10 % went.
John Yarysn, Atty.
July -. 1850. at-.v
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Mucz NxkDxp.-A large. plain Hotel or
boarding house near the depot. 1t woaid be
largely patrooised by resident and transient
bo.rderA Who will erect the baiiding:
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We submit to the voters Of this State vbeth
er these expenditures. especially the items of
"sundries" are such as the people should pay
L, may not be too much to say, that in ali
probability supdries means lager and ,angle-
leg"
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<E. b. Newman, Sheriff, Joseph s. Stedham,
pr~,..e,,s >Oli,s JONES' Ssrreyor. Robert c. shus
fIsr-ei woodruff Co. Cos, JONATHAN Baldwin
TS.ns~y<y Christie b Hun, Coroner, jesse Stevens.
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-. Ripe peaches have been received in
New I ork from Charleston. and sold ~ $l6
per box.
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STATE Tieet.

For G0rernor. H. = Ian e.
Ii. Cor, %. p. Morton.
State Sec'y, VIM A. Peelle-
" Treas. iona s. Harvey.
" AUDITOR, Albert Lange.
.At'y Ges'i, James G. Jones.
Sap't p. In, Miles J Fletcher.
Re. Su. CT, BENZ. Harrison.
CLERK 1" " John p. Jones.
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Breskanridge Accepts The candidate of the
National Democracy mas accepted the nomina
ton iu long letter.
He says be has not sought or desired to be
placed before the country for The Office Of Pres
ident. He then expresses approval of the &C.
ton o. the Convention which nominated him.
aid says i, does not become hia 10 shrink from
the responsibilities OF the par: to wG.eh ne has
been assigned.
lie hcds 10 the doctrine OF aon intervention
by Congress, Territoria Legislature. either
10 establish or prohibit slavery IN the Terrific
RES sna 10 the p'aia duty of TIE Federal Gov
srHGent, when necessary TO secure 70 ali Their
prerer.y s'tase tie eom-soa Territories as -
erss here eis- :-i.--.n the'r i-risdc:un IL can.
c.afes - exercising = eoIe that tie caa-a-s
WI De conducted si;hnus raneor and taat Di
wire Providence viii confuse 10 protect gu, be-
esed coaairy f.oai all ca. gers, Doth foreign ID
domestic.
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Rleetsfal Ticket.

Electoral Tlekebs
E7scssrs fer he Slate Il Large
VIII CumbAck, Of Decatur:
John L. Mansfield, Of Jefie'n
Dssy1es Electors.
!. Cyrus fallen. Of Knox
4, John ". Ray, Of Ciarks'
3, Morton @. Hunter. None
{. John H.Yarquhar. Frkfr
s. Nelson Trusler, fayette
8. Rsub. A. Riley, Hancock
:. John Hannah, Putnam.
8. Sam'l H.Nen, Tippeeanoe
q Jamae n. Tyner, Miami.
10. Iaaac Jenki1son, Alien.
II. David D. barley, Hunt q
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UNDER WHICH KING.-An occurrence in
one OF the inferior counties Of New York
ludierously illustrates the bewilderment into
which the double headed Presidential nomi-
nation has thrown the Democracy. When
the news of the nomination of Douglas
flashed along the wires. village Pos,mas-
ter summoned "the unterrified'' to bring
out the gun and FIRE a salute. They had
got abou, half through the allotted number
OF discharges. when a messenger from the
telegraph Office informed them that the Sc
ceders had nominated Breckenridge. 1.-The
d. they have!'' said the Postmaster
Standing a moment in brown study. he
shouted, "Boysl there's no knowing in'o
whose hands we NAV fall Load for Breck-
inri@ye"'--N Y Tribune
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OFeSOn Election.

Dispatches corIaiflug yevs by the overland
mail arrived on Sunday. and, of course. failed to
reach ,his city. The only matter of interest is
the report of the result OF the Oregon election
Ole dispatch says that the Jacksonville Sectinel
a Democratic paper. comedies the election of
Log,H tRapuh,icanl W Congress by $50 major
itv, and TIE election oil 81 lteDubsen and Anti
IeccmptcD Denacra.ic mem bers OF the Le-is-
Iature, tn l6 regular Democrats. which secures
the elect;oa o. Two United States SeDo:ois, one
CT whom will probably b. Col e. d Baka.
(ha paoi'csu) IA al anti-Lec3:upton Demo
GRAFT later dispatch sass ,nat the same pa
per subsequently annon3ced that The reports
hsa changed ;;!e to the advantage Of the
Democracy, leaving probability of the success
of the Democratic Cangres smen by small ma
ior Y, bat still giving the Opposition 80 meri-
bers OF the Legislature u 20 10. the Democrats
1t may. therefore, be fairly held that the Coz
g,essional election is in doubt While the Legs
laiiva election is mansf-stiy aud a.gely ia favor
OF the Opposition. This result, though less
complete than cor!d have been wished is a
great victory. l. ceass tire Senate of Joe
Lane, and tumb,es .Delusion' Smith forever in
the dirt lind Journal.
FAYErrEvILLE, Ark. July s.-The Overland
Mail coach with San Francisco dates to June
18th, arrived this morning.
Information reached San Francisco on the
10th that the election IN Oregon had resulted in
the success of Mr.. Logan, Republican candidate
for Congress, by $50 majority. and that the
Legislature elect stands as follows, in respect to
the contest for e. S Senators; Democrats in ia
vor Of Lam and Smith To- Opposition Demo-
Gratis elected by Republicans and INIT Lecomp-
ton fusion q; Republicans elected by same fu-
zion Is.
This intelligence comes from a Democratic
source, the Jackson vile Sentinel, which paper
remarks that Democracy lost everything but
II ~ al 81 |,
result will insure the election of Col E. d. Ba-
ker, Republican, and al Anti-Lecomp,on Demo
cFat 10 the United States Senate in August,
when the Oregon Legislature meets.
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District Ticket.
congress, G. w. Julian
County Ticket.

Dis. Judge. Jerre. II. Wilson.
50 .4tt'y, yno O. Whifridgs'
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Sl3,S45 On
Or ts,.1s SO annually.

Nssrs. Coliica Talbot and Nofsinger we're
elected in 1854 BY The Peoples party. They
had been Democrats. and We regret to say that
the habits Of the leaders Of that party had been
incalcased in them, - the result proved. Tai
bo,t is stiIl . 1smbss Of the party.
The editor Of the Madison Courier submits
The following statement Of expenditures for the
Governors House" reported to the General
Assembly for 1857:
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the winter at which he lnves e members Of the Legs
sture irrespective OF party He usually has one half Of
them enc nsht and the other half the following week.
Wiling them In slphsbe<cal order The first half
vited tonight, and learn has there viii be general At
tendance.
section three Of Mr. Briggs bill provides FOR an ONCE In
New York for the Barbor Master Secretary aud Messea
ger salaries OF u 600 and Of $780, to DO paid by tho
Harbor Master out Of the fees.
Section nine requires assistant harbor masters to assist
In carrying out the preceding section, which reserves
piers on the East river from No. to No inclusive for
canal boass and for that purpose they required
prohibit and prevent all other boats, ships and vessels
from entering any Of said slips approaching lying
any OF tho wharts between said pes during the specified
time and to remove all ships vessels occupying any
the waters Aforesaid Whenever any such waters
CURED Tor the use OF capal boats.
Section fourteen makes the duty Of the Harbor Master
or assistants to furnish copies Of tho law the captain
owner or consignee Of ships &C. whenever required and
no person shall be subject fine forfeiture under this
ace until COPY has been furnished to him, 4 20 re-
CURED
The bill framed 70 carry out the recommendation Of
the Governor In his meesAge In which he recommends
the appointment OF captain Of the port, controlling
ofdcer over the Harbor Master Department.
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invites TO attend Tire fuuera Thursday a'tenoons
cre O'Clock IRON the residence Of her pareus Yoakers
TuNsoh--0n Tuesday morning, Feb rs, PsExRa T., only
child OF Pierre t and Acela Tunison.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence Of his
parents ~ 81 Marks place, on Thursday Afternoon n
ope O'Clock.
wiT,KN.- On Tuesday, Feb % MARTIN wrKN AFTER q
lingering liless, in the SD year of his age
His friends and relatives respectfully requested 70
attend the funeral Thursday afternoon one O'Clock
from his late residence No. 2oA Chryste street. corner
of Stanton.
San Francisco papers please copy.
WOoD-On Monday, Feb. q, C0RSnIA K. WooD, wife Of
George III. Wood, aged "a years month and IL days
The friends and acQuainanoes likewise the members
Engine Company No. Al, respectfully requested 10
attend the FUNERAL this "wednesday afternoon, 1t Que
O'clock from her late residence No I66 Broome street
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHnADEPMA, Feb. %, 1890.
Stocks steady. Pornsylvania State 6s, s2Js Reading
Railroad, 201s; Morris Canal, 6lX Long Island Railroad,
u5s; Pennsylvania Railroad, 49, Exchange on New
YORK unchanged
MoBILE, Feb. ~, 1850.
CotiorThs Europas advices caused greater frnness,
and the fair and midding qualities slightly improved but
At the close The market depressed and prices nominal
sales Today $500 bales; micdling l01sc.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 20, 1860.
Flour advanced &c, and was refused AZ s. 49, Wheat
active at 81 IS 81 81 for red and 81 40 for white Corn
quiet yellow at s5c 1870. Provisions generally frm.
Whiskey steady at % hc. q 25c
BALTIMORE, Feb. %, 1860
Flour firm but Inactive Howard street and 0h,o IS So;
City mills is held at IS IS S. 81. Wheat active: red,
81 30 81 IS; white, 81 rs 81 SIS. Corn declined 1c
sales 20 oGe bushels white az 7cc 72c and yellow at
TIC 73c Mess pork heavy, and offered a; SIT SO sls
prime, eA so; rump, $l3 SO q $M. Wh,sSey nrmer,
and selling AZ 2Sc.
CINCINNATI, Feb. %, $780,
-Four dull ST IS Is Whiskey lower: sales 200 Mess
pork firm at $l7 % Sl1 80. Bulkmsas and bacon dull
LARD quiet. Sisn. exchange On New York Unchanged.
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Opening OF the Canadian Parliament.
VISIT or THH PRINCE OF WALES TO THE BRIrfsH
PROVINCES.

Openlng OF the Canadian Parliament.
VISIT or TIN PRINCE OF WALES TO THE BRIrisH
PROVINCES.
QuEREc, Feb %, 1860
Parliament opened TO day at three O'Clock with the
usual ceremonies The Govornor's spesoh announces
that reply hes been received from the Queen OF England
70 the invitation Of the last session OF Parliament aud that
the Prince Of Wales may be expected to visit Canada
during the coming summer. He refers 20 the ssisac-
tory arrangements for the Transmission OF the European
and American mails by the Canadian steamers speaks Of
the settlement OF the boundary line between Upper and
Lower Cansda and OF the consolation OF the municipal
law OF Lower Canada congratuates Parliament on the
issue the consolidated statutes OF Canada calls attention
to the law Of debtor and creditor, and TO the pre-
sent system Of currency and banking rates.
with . Wow to further legislation, also 10 tho
administration OF the crown lands; oongrAtuAta she
HoQse on having surmounted tho financial difficulties;
says that papers will be laid before the House with efe
renoe 70 the consolidation Of the public debt and the
cent Of the Minister OF Nnance In attaining this
object says that tho commercial depression has dmln
iUcd credit, but impresses the government the
ecsay Of strict economy asks the requisite provisions
for the public SERVICE finds subject OF congratuAton in
the bounul harvest Of last season ana tho present
signs Of revival OF commerce. trusts that the marks Of
returning prosperity may continue TO increase and that
law and order may be maintained and Tejoioea that but
few subjects Of broad and important character remain
requiring immediate legislation.
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The New Jersey Railroads.

TRENTON, Feb. %, 1880.
The House was engaged all the afer1oor the
Hoposen and Newark Railroad bill. Messrs Tees aud
Slaieht made speeches against It., and Mr. Bond s
favor. test vote amendment has just been
TAKEN showing that there twenty opponents and
thirty six friends ef the bill The House has voted down
al the principal amendments and Ia still in session.
The bill ordered to third reading with but slight
amendments. No amendments prevailed except such a.
the friends Of the bill consented TO- The result caused
the greatest excitement the large crowd IN attendance
The bill viii up Tor Hnal passage to morrow. The
House adjourned ct zine O'clock having beec In session
six hours without interruption.
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The Pennsylvania Democratic State Com

REAnISG Pa, Feb. Is 1850.
The whlri and excitement here today is very great
The city is crowded with delegates other
politicians attending upon the Democratic State Convex
on to be held to The trains from oil points
day well flied. Tie headquarters Of hessrs Witte
and Fry the prominent candidates fog stion for
Governor, q; the Keystone House. where ali the at
fractions centre. The current this evening runrrg ap
parenty IN favor OF Mr. We The friends OF the card
dates hold caucus TO hight. Tbs Keystone Club, Of
Philadelphia, arrived this evening.
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The Maryland Democratic State Com
ventiOn.


The Democratic Convention last night for the purpose OF
choosing eleven delegates represent the city the State
Convention which meets at Baltimore in March to cdcose
delegates large to the Charleston Convention elected
resolution Was also passed. By vote OF SO 10 20, de
clArDg Mr. Douglas the frat choice o the democratic
party OF Baltimore the nominee CT the Charleston Con-
ventop and also sustaining the action OF the Fourth
gressoDsl Convention, which elected Robert Brett AID
Thomas M L Nahan who are Dougks men. TO Charles
The Convention adjourned sine de- with three cheers
for Douglas
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Assembly.


ALBANY, Feb. g. 1860
An attempt to make the Albany and susquehanna RAl.
road bill the special order for Thursday failed.
The consideration Of the Pro Rata bill was resumed Ia
Committee Of the Whole House.
Mr.. BINGHAM (rep) spoke in favor Of the BILL replying
to the legal portion Of Mr. Roblnsons argument of last
night and maintaining the right Of the Legislature pass
laws restricting tariffs He expressed opposition to the
principle Of pro rata but he regarded that principle
entirely abandoned in the present bill.
Mr.. CooPR rep) spoke at length agains. the general
principles of the BILL unjust mpracticabe and danger.
Gus st. to toe commercial comm prosperity Of the state
gument in favor OF the BILL taking the broad ground tha.
the principle just and that fears Of competition from
Mr.. CARLETON (dem) followed in speech asans. the
The debate thepro Rata bill continued during the
had not before spoken taking part against the BILL in ad
dition to Messrs Cooper Merr nken and others, who
Ellsworth, MIR. O. Allen and Others supported the bill
motion to strike out the enactng clause lost by
vote OF 34gt0 So.
On motion Of Mr. BARNETT, the bin was then amended
30 as to extend the sliding scale by making freight
carried distances less than two hundred miles pay
per cent and under five hundred miles i've per cent over
through rates.
The committee then rose. and ordered the bill TO third
In The House Mr. MERRITT renewed bis motion to exempt
the Posdam Watersow and Northern railroads from the
operation Of the law but the motion lost by So to S.
Mr. MILLER then moved the previous question, and the
report Of the committee ordering the bill to a third read
ing, was adopted by vote Of IS 70 3d. absent g. The
vote cast ~ follows
AYEsMessrs. Allen, o. Allen. Barnett Barden Beebe,
Bingha Bxby, Bush. Carter. D. Clark r. Clark Coleman
Cook Couchm.n Crane Croker. Culver, ElsvO!th Ene
Hosiins Hough Jsiway Jefferds Jennings Jewell Jeweu
Jones. R. Relsy, Law MsFadoen. McQusde Merses Nil.
hesel Perry Plumb Pond Ressn Rider g John savsss
silicon, Tagga, Tucker Van Aisne Van Horn, wiley
and Williams.
NAYs-Meesra Burns, Butler, Caldwell Csicou Chiten-
dom Clark Coles Conkng Coorer Cooley Darcy Dick
nson pwisht Earl Harresssor 0bcs Cover Hnooel zen
ken, Odel Palmer Payne, Peck Petit Richardson Suuh
Haber Varian, Voorhees,, Walsh, Webser, Woodruff and
Yenryi
AEsENr-Messys ArcuA,ius. Bowman Briggs Collins Ger
neirs Decker DUcn DO Firch Fuller Harris Jarues
johnson. G Kelley Masher Mason ORourks Pel,ou Pow.
ell Robinson, SlingerlAnd. vermiye and Whipple.
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AisxRr-DAMns.-In Brooklyn, on Thursday Feb. g.
By the Rev E. NJ johnson, flaming p AIRxRI 70 ElLxK
youngest daughter Of Horace Daniels, Esq.
hartford papers please copy
BocDN-RoGxHs.-M Worcester, Mass, on Tuesday,
Fob -, BY tho Rev. Mr. Cutler. TaonAs H. BoupxS Of
New York. 70 hiss LrCy A. RoGnss OF the former place.
Anzn1-Wrn.--In BROOKLYN, Monday, Fob. 20, by
ths Rev. Mr. Low CHARLES NJ. MoRrr ELLA L. Wxsx.
SsuL-EwIs0-At Greenpoint. on Tuesday, Feb. %,
BY Rev. T. Z. Hhcox, JosxrH K. SsxlL TO HErA H.,
daughter Of George w. Ewing
SsmH-MnIs-In Brooklyn on Tuesday, Feb. %, by the
Rev. Ralph Smith, JosI l.. &. SMITH 10 HnKN .. MuIs,
daughter Of the late Richard Oakley, deceased Of Smith
town. L. l,
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NEW YORK LEoxsLATvRE.


0e00Cos
ALBANY, Feb "a, 1850.
message was received from the Governor warning
the Legislature that half the session passed. and
yet nothing had been done 10 repensh the treasury
impoverished He closes by urging the passage Of an
equitable railroad toll bill
Mr.. FrEao Gep) gave notice Of bill relative to the
rate Of freight milk the Erie road. This bill will
apply the pro rata principle the transportation Of milk
over the road.
BILLS PASSED.
TO incorporate the New York Athengum Association.
For the projection Of property in the trade earnings Of
married women.
The bill relative unclaimed deposits in savings banks
was discussed Committee Of the Whole during the
tire evening Progress reported.
Mr.. SnNoIA introduced bill to amend the act relative
to assessments for local improvements in the city Of
Brooklyn.
EVENING SESSION.
The Senate met this evening" but business was tran
sacted except the consideration Of bills In Committee OF
the Whole.
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Fatal Anray-Threc Men Killed.

rICHMcND. Va, reU. 20, ioD0
Yesterday, in Ptaylvania county, as Capt Vincent
witchers was taking testimony relative 10 the divorce Of
his Granddaughter from man named Clemens, whea
Clemens andi his brother became angry, and fred re
vovers grazing wchers' clothing The latter fred ard
shot both dead "A grandson Of wschers, named Smith,
attempted enter, when the third Clemens fred upon
him Smith Immediately killed him with bowie knife.
Witchers ID seventy five years old well known and Was
formerly President Of the Dsnville Railroad.
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Tborzey,s Food for Cattle.-Agents re-
aupd every principal city AID the United States
the Of hs imported food Address Couagnees depot
Nc. Il Broadway, New York.
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Som ethin1 New.-A HemmeF, Tucker,
Reler Binder and Gauge ccmbned jus pstente1 Simple
heranng Width aud thickness Of cloth ether side applied
ETAfL PRICE ~; LIHERAL DISCOUNT to The TRADE.
crder by mail supplied. with oonriete lnsusons postage
UNTvERSXL HENEER COMPANY II Broadway,
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THE FAMILY HERALD.

In&ugu, alton Of tho Statue Of Washtng-
tom Mt tho National Capital-The Ora
ton OF Mr.. BocOck-The shocmaker's
Strike In Lynn-sights I'm Gotham
News from the Pacific-Local News OF
the Observation-Disclosures Reports, &c.
The FAMILY HnsALD VIII be issaed to day wednesday,
and will contain full report Of the Ceremonies st the
Inauguration Of the Equestrian Statue Of Washington at the
Federal Capital with the eloquent Grafton Of the Hon. Mr.
Bococ An Account Of the Strike Ct the Shoemakers in
Lynn, Mass; The Military under Arms-Largs Gathering
Of Women-Descrpon Of the Leaders OF The Strike; Mr.
Spurgeon Preaching as the American Chapel 10 Paris
General Description OF the Preacher Sketch Of some o.,
the Minor Exhibitions in New York The News from Cali
fornia received BY the Bac Ts Great Work OF Tunnel
ng the Hoosck Mountain AL the Local News Of New York
and Vicinity Of importance Reports Of the Cattle Provision
and Money Markets. ard all interesting Jews Of the pre-
cedng week.
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1S6O-McLsughlin's Improved French
yoke Shirts ready made measure Il 40 wici
street. corner Of Murray.
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Fire ut Hockport, MO.
CINCINNATI Feb. %, 1850
The tobacco factory OF George w. Walker, at Rockpor
near Glasgow, Mo-, totally destroyed by fire on Sun
day morning, together with IS 900 worth Of tobacco
5000 In bank notes. which were in safe also de-
strOyed
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BroOkIyn-Wuliamso Gallery. Pho
toeraph. miniature to life size Cameoypes. Daguerreo
T. pea 249 Fulton street.
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Tho question Il the propriey Of changing tho time
holding the Republican National Convention having
submitted 70 the members Of tho Republican Nasioaal
Committee, and their views having beeu communicated
by ttsr ID determined In accordance with the wishes
Of majority thereof that the said Convention be held o.
Wednesday tho 10Th day Of Nay next
EDWIN. D. MORGAN, Chairman.
WV NJ CHASE Secretary
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Beautiful Complexfon.-Laird's Liquid
Pearl has achieved celebrity having equal for beauufy
ing and preserving the akin $50 Broadway.
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Card Photograph Likencssea--N4 Taken
for 81 at sitting At HOLMES Gallery 3lS Broadway.
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Something Kew.
1unerirr ard sammeng are permanently crred wiz. eiec
ITCHY by Or a II. sxKDLSY Unace 6l8 Broadway. Hours
NJ a. IL and 2tpSP NJ