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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-21
FLOVR! FLOVR! FLOIiae.

EVN Ek E1WN Ma IT E1WN IA
as~ FLOUR, FEED, GRAIN, a. SEED.
uk.~i-.t CHANDLER a GALLAGHER, Central Flour
Eif Feed Grain and Seed Depot No lOI Market street
E-aSksl q doors above 4h, west slel Wilmington Del
tslIFs ware. where may he found constantly good
assortment nf AGRICULTURAL SEEDS. such Rcd
Clover, Timothy, Orchard Grass Herd tirass, Mixed
Lawn Grass, Broom Corn Annual Rye Gras4. White Dnteh
Clover, Primitive Green Grass, Met, Buckwheat. Usage
Orange, Italian Rye Grass tpcrcnnial) and FlNxseel
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Hemp Net, Rape, lelliw
Nav. Lettuce, and unhnllei Rice
fLOWER SEEDS.-Annlal, biennial aud Perennial
large assortment comprising such kinds enly have
proved suited To this climate
NJ Hops. Kentucky Blue Grass, Fnrna. Corn Starch
Penrl Barley. Flour. Sc.
ieb2l-ly CHANDLER x GALLAGHER.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-21
GROCERIES. a3ROCEgsIEs

MhhU& II hnk MlsSs TX A6 rs,
plCHARD THORNTON. corner Of Scycnthnnd
HI Madison Streets. Wilmington bel. ofrrg TO his friend,
ana tne public generally, complete assortment Of tiror
Is' wines ana Liquors. lower than the lowest. rs he /,
determined 10 Keep the very hest Sugars, Coers Spices
Noassrs Vinegar, Tens and everything apperlnniis ID
complete grocery store lie will alHo Keep pure and una
unrrateu laneH. Wines, Whiskies Gins. Iaacia Spl.
its Corlials All Of which o will deliver inside NJ r
sonalle distance without extra charge. jca5.tf
(tULBERT q RROTHER. -
NJ SUCCESSORS 10 AKIN 4 CuLBERT
Wholesale and Retail GR0CERS, and dealers In Grain
needs. Plaster, Salt Fish, 6c. Also, No. PERUVIAN
p.h o",ct . ~ corner ni Front and orange
s''iV's, 'l'nnIHloh' Del ilp-ly
DARTIcULAR ATTENTION PAID TO
manufacturing Drhggi.t4 CONNECTIONS, aud guarantee
HYeh thht r article shall ho made precisely s ordered
Address LEMON CO. 22a Market street between Vi and
81, Wilmington. bel "''''
{ OAL OIL COAL OIL ir-EOR kERO-
~ SENE or Coal OIL Lamps1le cheapest AMI hest sub.
stance for Illuminating, II Is noilcxposive. At GRIM
sliAWs Family Drug store, No Coz Market street viii
rI'HE WHIsTLING BALLOON Is A NEW
TOY-iUr sale nj IioDDY's Confectionery store No 1oI
Market street. 800 w. -
UMELAsTIC HALLS OF EVERY VA
hiETf MAJ at greatly reduced prices At BoDnY's 2al
e,OLuABLE GUM DHOPs--MADE en-
ptESsLf f,I onr own nscand Druggists retail for sNle
ny LEMON cos ~ Market street, between and ld
QRANDE .--pure French and C0taWbl Brandy, ~,
al7 Market 81 Y =
tRIAM HON BONs AND SUGAR PLtiMs
~ n great variety. manufactured and for -ie al LEMON
< COS, ~ Market street, Wilmington, bel
.iNGEH LOZENGES--A MOST DESIR-
~ ABLE article Of conieron-tpr sale 1T LEMON &
Co.S, ~ Market street. Wilmington Del.
GARsAPARILLA FOUNTAIN MEAD--A
most delicious beverage ii B0DDYs lie Cleam Sau.n
81 Market street. 49, 'N'o"
7Sll llls. 0FN0. PbTAsfi, Just RECEIVED Am
IN foh SALE BY IL, X. BRINGHURSTs
oc.s@ 3l1 Market street
SAnAD OiL.-FINE LATOUR SALAD
- oll,-fres lot just received by H. r. Baiyaifpsp
Apothccnry. - ~ 'p'N'i''hsr
- use, cheap at H. X. BRlNGIuRsrs 3i7 Market 81.
ELMB0LD,s b q II genuine at IL II
WEGiEi;lIs ,I L.1AuDASuM, cAE1r AT ii II BRING.
u II, r. BRINeHURsTs, ''s -
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-21
n. n RRIVGIgITRSIV7

Nv mOL ESALE AND RETAIL DRUG
I,3l, Market street, IL ready to supply store
neepefs rytoinns d Druggists with Drugs. Chemicals,
rAteht aleuelher fih Extracts and all articles in our
line at the shortest notice aud on the most reasonable
terms. Every article warrand what il Il sold for or tho
money returned.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-21

/ No, 2lj Market street, between Second and Third,
Wilmington, Delaware. join H. THOMPSON. Proprietor,
Handkerchief Gloves Umbrellas Brushes violin Strings.
Stationery &C. will he constantly kept on hand and -oi
at prices to suit the times. Call at No 25 Market street
nnn1i-.II
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-21
II! REEF!! REEF!,,
Grand Shaving EimpM.iuIn

NO. 40S MARKET ST., WILMINGTON,
IN DBLAWARE.-ELIJAH BLAME, PROPRIETOR.
undersigned would respectfully TO his friends and
the public generally tl he carries on the Harbering hs
ness ~ No. l0S Market street where everything hslne
Of business will DO cceriully attended TO and general
i'acion rendered. ELIJAH BLAKE.
ie.0h-ff
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-21
..ge.z7 samuel Murphy, Cabi-

L.ssssg4sy SaAMsteA murphy, GaDA-
Il. NET MAKER and unkcrtakcr Nos, 300 ani
-afzE 2ll Shinley Street Wilmington, Delaware
may7-iy
I)uRE GROUND SPICES, just ground and iu,
i received
French Hacking retain. polish mud preserve the lea
ther.
Mustard, Nutmcgs, Gloves, Pure Laudanum, al DR.
| GRlMslAWS Family Drug store 609 Market It
DARTIES AND BALLS SERVED WITH
i every variety of REFRESHMENTS and extra
charge for 'lse ofdiscs &c. Caa 0DDf Confectionery
No. 22l Market street no,l3
TIuHE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE KEROs
SENE OIL: The best Illuminating oil use, sold whole.
sale and retail. by H. BRINGlluRST 4 Co, Druggists,
corner Market and sixth streets.
DRINGIIURsT's KINGS MIXTURE FOR
ID rheumatism. Sprnns. Frtsi Feet &e., manufacturer,
by " BRlNGllpRSr Co, pharmacettats, corner sixth
and Market Streets
II oNGWOI,Tirs BRANDY, 1T
IL H. II, BRIFGHURsTs
lust RECEIVED A LARGE INVOICE TOYS. dilect
~ from Germany and for sale Wholesale and retail
aep1T BODDY'S. No 22l Market Street
IIDIMs' VEGETABLE BLOOD PURI-
bFiER--theRreat Spring and summer medicine. Depot,
4th and King streets.
SKIPPING ROPES IN GREAT va.
RRIETY, At BoDDfs Toy store. No 22l Market street.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-21

NIVIIN FL
IN coal OIL, COAL OIL LAMPS, VAR Tonic.
Cheap Goods, Spices. Spices;
k0SiAPnIos, f,r the iair
Coal Oil, 6pat OIL Photir Oil for Cbal Oh Lamps,
Photo Oil for fbal oil Lamp. NJ
d.. A. II. qRiMsHaw's Popular and Reliable Family Drs
and Medicine Store. Market absye 9Th street
"a kdNIAPHf0N, -SsA
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-21

ket and M - in the Second Street Market every day in
the week. except Sunday wche liberal
terms The public il invited To call and examine for them
selves. JOHN !. SOLOMON,
may Il-iy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-19
FARMERS STUDY ECONOMY,
AND EXAMINE sCARLETT's
New Eagle Corn and Cob Mill,

ESPECIALLY adapted TO grinding all kinds Of shell
~ led rin as well as corn aud cOfs This Mill took
e first premium the Ohio State Fair, and at twenty
four counties ia this State this fall.
No Farmer should be without one ns facts proven by
our most reliable and practical farmers throughout the
country prove thsi saving of a least one third by
Cattle and Sheep, Il half more in feeding hogs by
boiling the meal.
The Undersigned having purchased the right for the
counties of Montgomery, Greene, Clarke, Miami and
Dark Is now prepared to manufacture those valuable
Farm Mills To- order the Buckeye Foundry, Third
street DAYTON Ohio Call and examine them, send
for a ciIcuar
Orders promptly attended 10. Farm and school
House Bells manufactured ly the undersigned, at
wholesale and retail over one Thousand were sold the
met season Address h. C. TAYLOR,
dci0yl Dayton, Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-19

Terms for Advertisements occupying greater space
or for longer period than above specified, made known
NJ the Counting Room
Advertisements published in both the DAILY and
WISELY EApIRg, viii ba subject TO an additional charge
Of one -halfthe Daily rates,
All advertisements are charged NJ the rate Of fifty
cents yer sqlnre (of ten nes for the hFs Insertion and
twenty-five cents for every additional inserOn unless
on agreement made previous to insertion at the above
rates.
RS~ Persons wishing TO discontinue their yearly ad-
vertising must give notice at the Counting ln0In. All
casual advertisements must he padiOr w advance.
The privilege 0fannuu advertisers IL limited TO their
business endnli advertisements Tor the benefit Of
other persons well legni HdYerlsem3uts and nd
vertsements Of auction slez sent in 10y them, must he
paid for at the regular rites.
Tributes of Respects Notices, Meetings OF Literary,
Military. Fire and other associations, or the holding
Of Fairs. 10 be nid for ollowsFor one insertion
of amy such notice not exceeding one square of ten
lines % cents and 10 cents nr every subsequent in
sertiOn.
Advertisements not exceeding 0ne-half square in
length inserted one time for % cents. All notices i-
tended to promote private interests, TO he inserted in
the local coumn7(wch Is only ut the option Of the Ed
toPs must be paid for ut rate the of lncens per line
No cuts, stefeoypes orelectrotypeS inserted unless
all metal.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-19
HO s e TALK.

IOHN SHELLEBERGER, on the West side of JEFF
s1 ierson street fully prepared 70 accommodate
the public with fast HORSES, GOOD BuGGlEs, CAk
RlAjiES, and every thing that may be found IN Wen
regulated Livery Stable,
A. 10 his ability to please and give entire satisfaction
TO nll who may favor him with their patronage. lie
takes great pleasure in referring 70 the following conl-
petent Judges: Cla6rn Ha,qn, II. Heathman, James
W. LowTey, John Wiggini, lee Kerioot and Peter
Voorhees, all Of whom testified under oath, atew day
ago that Mr. s. Is OF the very best Livery Men IN
the world and that his unought popularity, such,
draws customers from all parts Of the world. If any
one doubts the truth Of s statement, we refer To Geo
w Houk and John Howard, Attorneys at Law.
murl4-yl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-19
RY H. D. IN
BROWN g. IRWIN,

IIANE the best Of Charcoal and common Horse shoe
: BROWN IRWIN
have the best of Round, Square and Flat Iron
BROWN IRWIN
have the best Of Band Hoop, Oval Half Round and
Sheet Iron
DROWN IRWIN
have the best Of Wagon, Buggy, spring and Dandy
Tire
BROWN a IRWIN
have the best d Norway and Bregzor Nail Rods
BROWN 4 IRWIN
have tha lesi slab steel and slab Iron
BROWN IRWIN
have the hest of Round Flat Square and Ootagon steel,
BROWN IRWIN
have the hest of Pittsburgh Springs and ANles,
BROWN & IRWIN
nave the best Of Garage Hub Bands, and Tire and
Plow Bolts.
BROWN a IRWIN
have the best Of BelloMs, Anys and Solid Box Yses,
BROWN IRWIN
manufacture aud sell Stoves Hollow Ware, sc.
BROWN IRWIN
keen Tin Of all kinds, Sheet Zinc and Iron.
BROWN & IRWIN
Eoen Conner and Tin Bottoms Block Tin and Solder
BROWN & IRWIN
keep pio plates fruit can tops, and bottoms Sc, all o
which w be sold TO the trade at the lowest prices.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-19

Tie DAYTON WocnESnGArr being located in the EN-
rtag Building, affords ~ feiltes for doing Printing
in German, or German ana English, on the
shortest notice, and most reasonable terms.
F5- IA has ,,1aDton s8cd,cnbdtt'' I'D i'm 9mptrs
GBsbaute bsfatei 70 ii uus 0tesenbet sseeirR SrnHs
orbeten in Sriairt, eesr Dsu18 uni 6uslti&, aufs
shneale ane ,u anuetmtdrcu grtiisn ~ bsCrSen
Remember the location
40 Main Street,
I'd door from Market.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-19
0gdenShurg 4 OSMegO Route

FOR BOSTON, NEW YORK, TROY, ALBANY, WOR-
CESTER, LOWELL, LAWRENCE NASHUA,
SALEM BELLOWS FALLS AND ALL
POINTS IN NEW ENGLAND.
Navigation open to Ogdensburgh and
OswegO.
TINHE Northern Transportation Co.'S rst-clnss Screw
steamer are making regular trips between og-
densburgh, Oswego, and Toledo
Shipments hy this route will receive and prompt
dispatch and shippers can rely upon as low rates OF
reghts to and from the East by any other line or route
For contracts or further information, apply to
JOHN HOOKING, 9j State street Boston
j. MEYERS, l0l Broadway New York.
w. r. WALKER, Agt, Toledo Ohio.
RplB-3Ind
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-19
Spring and Summer Campaign
SAD LER 81 OP.
CREW & WARFORD,

No. SO JefTeFsOnSt., Sign or the Saddle,
TTAVE on hand large assortment Of Sahdes, Hnr-
1 ness Trunks Valses, Carpet Bags, COlltis Whips
Hitts Horse Blankets, and general variety Of every
thing In their line AZ the Lowest cash fHces M
patronage and ask continuance Of the same As we are
deiermfhed 10 merit H.
80 rRepairing fan kinds promptly attended TO-
my3-u
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-19
Daily empire,

PUBLISHED EVERY ArrfnSooS CsuSpkYs rxcEPrrn) ny
I. R. * Billy sc GO
Empire Building, 1iO Main street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-19

ID N, D., having disposed ofhs stock of Eastern work
ID, at auction will hereafter devote his entire aiten
ton to manufacturing home made work which he will
get up In style to suit his patrons and the great public
whom he will lr pleased 10 serve.
He invites ladies and gentlemen to call and leave
dcr- for work, and he pledges his reputation nan
and mechanic to please all who can he pleased.
my29h
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-19
--O----
WEEKLY EMPIRE,


one copy per anttllm, y"
In clubs 0f twelve each, h,..........".... %
ma Payment in advance, in all cases.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-19
Mllsrcll
ttllSrrIlallrnuS.
CASH! CASH! CASH
WIN Buy At
M. OH M EI RS
GOOD FURNITURE
FINE FURNITURE
CHEAP FURNITURE

Il HAVE the most complete assortment ever offered
i'm DAYTON 10 ennfncTate would he to teflions.
need only say, every thing in my line can he had AT
my Ware Rooms anl am selling many thlllSs peio"
Cincinnati prices
small profits and CASH returns is my motto. -
One years up, since adopted the small proht'
and cash system II has worked so well, that VIII not
under any consideration do business any other way
esmGdaw NJ DINNER, Cor Main and "a sts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-19

TTABLE CUTLERY.--,ust received ht assortment
Il of Russells Iaiie Cutlery, which for finish, quail
" and durability, s not surpassed by any Manuactofy.
Ialso keep English Cutlery Of oil prices whrh will lie
sold quite cheap. r. BARLOW,
my2l No. 3nG and :ns Second Il.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-19

natlv Advertising.

Per week. payable to carrers) lt
By mail per annum, IN advance W
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-19
THREE STEAM POWER PRESSES,
Ruling and Binding done to order

ba- Prices as Low as the Lowest -vsu
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IncendtQry Papers.
The Following letter from the Post Office Department
was sent to a Postmaster In Virginia.
Pfer Orrr(r rppA !


APPOINTMENT OFFICE, Jan. IA, 1860
SIn-The Hon. Mr.. Vslandsham has smittcd to tho
Postmaster General copy Of letter purportng have
been addressed to you under date OF lh Of December
last to the editor Of the Religious Telescope newspaper
published in Dayton, Ohio, IN which you sayI think
II due that should inform you that Postmaster am
no longer permitted 70 deliver sour paper subscribers
in this community 1t 10 unlawful for me, such to de-
liver any paper to subscribers holding the vcws yours
does upon the subject OF slavery They will hereafter be
committed to the flames"
The Postmaster General directs 10 inform you that
this e not correct construction Of the law OF your State
this subject because single cory Of any particular
newspaper contains matter decided by The State aubor
be incendary in its character 1t docs not there
fore, follow that any Subsequent numbers OF the
paper arc to be condemned for that cause. Each and
every number Of the psper must be acted Upon ana dis
posed Of separately provided by the statute OF yrg
mia which rs In the following words, viz
If postmaster or deputy postmaster know that any
such book other writing of incendiaTy character
has been received at his Office in the mall he shall give
notice thereof 70 Justice, who shall inquire the
circumstances, and have such book writing burned
his presence. Respectfully your obecicnt servant.
H0RAriO KING.
First Assistant Postmaster General
POSTMASTER LrsEys CREEK, Hardy county, Virginia.
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Arrivals and Departures.


Prem Lysrposl i1 sse seamshtc AmeTic, q. HsIiiaI-
seheietsr Boter sonsg o.prsy Chssss Smith Eyre Tia
quhsr Gshe fnseln keegau, Reesan, Meters sureg Ed
Mss Esrra Mrs Mesdan;g Edwards Younr-seSen tor HAL
fan lhty eight fer Boston.
Norfolk in the Steamship Yorktown-Mrs Robinson
wt royIe, a Cullen. hees, Butler Edmonds,
Wococock Reid and lady, uri.s and lady, Brooks
Tnss, Mrs J Brown-ard in the steerage.
DEPARTURES.
For Southampton. HAvre and Hamburg In steamship Terto
fsppc New York kr Chambonss and lady
Eugene Nnmer. California; Mr. C1mann lady children in
fapt ard servant Charles Francc Mr. elmonfed
Bror mer, Jeseisohn, New York. VIM Kng DR. Lorrain
Mr. Virgil Nebrrska; Mr. Telie NswYork; VIM Carrier. Louis
yie fiepre Cartier jean Jaques Bcrnos Cssenn, Cali
forna Breisash, Henry Brunger Hart New York; Mr.
snd,e Kline. Ihladepbia; visaor Kowasky Oonmont
aud ady, Peter Nssh, Jacob Nash, New York Eewhat
Eosop pr lsresm New yosh M! AubrJ, CALIFORNIA; Mrs
e, G1gsy II Steamship Srcassian Allen, Lieut. Burt
Fer Savannah In Ae s.amshp Huatsvle Mrs Berry. Mrs
Kemp. r u Gray W Becker, ID Pratt 0e1 Baxter. "
sst.us, hos Austin. Richardson, Caleb Hch Edwin
NLhs
TO ARRIVE.
Prom Nev Orle7ns " sieanehip Cahswba-J J. Black
ber Bnr,e M Clark and lady 1ss Turk, Ers ucrardy
10 shpdl en-, Ms WhselPy,
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City Politics.
CENTRAL CAMPAIGN

hELllN0 Of THE REfUBLICAN CENTRAL CAMPAIGN
CLUB.
This newly organized Club last evening in B!eecker
Hall corner Of B-ecker and Morton streets The Presi
Dent Simeon Draper, occupied the chair and Ncssrs
John Ives and T. q. Young acted az sccretaries
Alter the meeting had been called 70 order the Pres
dent requ sed members 70 hand in the lorna
ton OF an Executive Committee OF twenty two members
The President by the law OF organization s AUTHORIZED 70
appoint executive committees, but this case requested
TO hand In names 70 test the opinion OF the club
was tben proposed to select room in some more CEN
ai ocan,y Tor future meetings Of the club. room in
lhorp Hotel, Union square, proposed and u wss
finally decided to hire this room for the ensuing campaign
long list Of names CT applicants for membership WAS
tnen presented, and the gentlemen proposed duly nom-
nsnd. Among the number Is Daniel Uliman, one Of the
"big guns" Of the American party
RESOLUTION was then offered by Mr.. Young, % tho
elect that the Republican Cent? al Campaign Club deporo
the departure from the usual In the nomination Of
delegates TO the Convention at Syracuse vizfheir ap
poinment by the Republican State Convention nssesd Of
by the people This resolution was laid ON the table.
Another was afterwards offered, TO the effect that tho
club communicate with al Union clubs, organisations
of the pewy formed Union party and request their CO.
opei ati,n This resolution laid the table until the
meeting Of the club Atcr several general remarks
and short address from Simeon Draper, the meeting
adjourned.
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MORNING EDITION FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1860.

compar es formed the plan Of mutual insurance
receive from any number Of applicants nstead Of notes,
csth In advance Of pvemiums ~
The remainder q The sesson passed In The consids
ration Of the canal bills
EVENING SESSION. 4.
The Railroad Toll bill taken up and amended 10 a.
70 except dressed hogs from tolls, together with live
The bill " regulate the ferTiage between New York and
hocklyn Was then taken up in Committee of the Whole,
but no progress was made.
Several local bls were then passed through the Com.
mntee Of the Whole
Mr. CoyxoILY (der) gave notce Of bin to construct
York.
Mr.. AcIEoD AuRPnY, dem gave notice Of bill 10
ncorpora ae tie National d. mocrato Hall in New York,
and also for the construction OF railroad In FONreenth
and Other streets 10 New York, and for railroad In
avenue D, Fast Broadway and other streets
Adjourned.
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Personal Intelligenee.

The Nocoso announces that 1t s authorized to state
the best authority that there truth in the statcmen.
which has recently been going the rounds Of the papers
that Senior Zegarra the Peruvian Minister at Washington
had sent to his reports dcogoy to tho ad
minstraon Of Mr.. Buchanan. Senior zcgarra has been
but few months at Washington and during this time his
relations with government have been of the mos.
frank and friendly character Serious illness has con-
fined him to his residence for several weeks past which
has naturally impeded his intercourse with tho Secretary
OF State upon questions pending between the govern
meDts but be now onvaesccnt and expects 10
his public duties at an early day.
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The steam frgac Mississippi, winch has lately arrived
here from the East Indes went OF commission yes
teraay morning She had been commission s3 uon'hs.
Richard Peake gunner, attached to this station died Of
copstmpihn on Tuesday evening Bis body win be taken
10 Washington for interment He native or Wssh-
hgfon and entered the service In August 1852 Boaon
Adr0tiser, Eb z.
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HARLEM GAS cosraSr-EEprcuoy y--The Board Of d.
rectos Of the Harlem Gas Light Company, have decided
TO reduce the rrce OF their u consumers from threo
dcllprs end City cents PER thousand cnb feet 70 three
dollars. The order for reduction viii take effect i'm.
mediatoy.
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NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.


ALBANY, Feb. 2, 1850.
Several petitions were presented asking FOR the passage
Of Personal Liberty bill.
favorable report made on the bill to incorporate
The Ct'zens' Savings Bank in New York.
Mr.. SEsaos brought in bill authorizing corrs Of S.s
sons 10 uarsT proceedings to Courts u oyer aoI Ter
miner.
NJ. MAysnnx irtp.l Introduced BIZ p.o,iai.s ,hAi
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BcwERr 1HKATRg Mr.. r. Johns!on's benefit s TO be
gwen to rieht which the spectacular drama
Of The Count Of Monte Cristo will be revived. The
hre Scottish drama Of "Ise Heart Of Mid. .Lshianr will
.crm !hc artcfpiece.
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IKs EuIS KEY BlusT will give, bJ request Of the Board
Of Eosoaiion, sone select readings before the Saturday
Normal school, al the hall Of thu Board of Eisoa.on
corner Of crrnd and Elm Streets 10 morrow afternoon
n, tao O'Clock. N'
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PRor yorsASs siyes lsc secoun q his beautifully us
gaied Lectures the Cts r. i.tTy o. the
this cvcring, at tho Cooper Irsusvts.
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IHH GREAT EAsrERN

storey meeting u tte great ship company had been
- 10 London. Arspert vas presented, showing the
ton Of the company, and aapoascing tho resigaa.iou
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Of the Board motion 10 receive the report follow
cd by an amendment that, before doing -, committee
Of investigation be appointed.
After warm discussion II was resolved 70 decide the
question by ballot The result Of this ballot expect
ed to be made known on the day the America sailed.
Ihs meeting stood adjourned I'll the l7tn ult.