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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-05-31

HAIR RTsToRATIvE.-Mr. G. Sechrist's Hair Rostora
tive is brought before the public at the instance of
who have tried and proved its virtues We for
do know of verify that the Restorative possesses the
qualities for which it is recommended Hundreds o.
persons have tried it and in proved beneficial
results 1t restores the hair to its natural color gives
it vigor of growth, leaves sticky rough greasy
feeling and prevents all tendency to badness. 1t is not
but RESTORATIVE, stimulating the skin to activity
and bringing back the head the glossy locks of youth
Summit Beacon.
Fer Sale at the Book Store,
MILLERSBURG, 0.
March 1st 1S60.-2S
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-05-31

A RABIAN HORSE POWDER, the great remedy fol
diseases in horses and catle it being great puri
fer of the blood. For sale by H. Yergn, Mllersburg
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-05-31

DRUSHES and Glaziers Tacks also Shoe Blacking and
varnishes inks and toy colors for sale by H. Yergn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-23

The European Congress-The Social and
Political History or slavcry-News from
the Pacide-Anairsi In Europe-Indigna-
tion Meeting OF Colored People-News Of
the Mesropolts-Review OF the Markets,
&C., Sc.
The FAMILY HERALD Of Wednesday next viii contain q
History Of the important Congress announced to assemble
in Paris its objects, the of the Plenipotenaries
and Biographical Sketches Of the Representatives. An in
terestng sketch OF Saverysocal and polcalfrom the
dawn OF history to the present time Report Of the rndg
nation Meeting Of Coored Folks reference Charles
0Corors great Union speech report Of the Debates in
Congress- The Latest News from California Europe &c
&C.; An account of the recent Accident the Hudson
River Railroad; AL the Local News of New York and vi
entity Of Importance Reports of the Cattle Provision and
Money Markets, and all interesting news Of tue preceding
week.
TxRxs-S2 year; four cents \ single copy. subscrp.
lions received at the Office northwest of Fulton and
Nassau sreete New York Single copies for salc at the
counter and nv al sgenu. Advertisements aspr,e;
Q: the usua, HERALD rates
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Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 81, 1860
Cotton I'll sales to day 5000 bales; middling, lie.
1lkc
80 MoHux, Jan. 20, 1860.
Cotton Sales day, 5000 bales at lOc middipg
Sales OF the week. so bales tho largest sale record
Receipts last week SO 900 bales against IS 500 bales Re-
oeips ahead Of last year. 5c0 Stock In port 24 500
Freight Of cotton to Liverpool, Is 32d. I'd, aud to
Havre, IL Ice. Exchange on London TX per cent pre-
MUM. Sight exchange on New York q per cent dis
count
lpr MOBILE, Jan. q, $780,
Cotton unchanged: sales to-day $500 bales midding
ao1c.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 20, 1850
cotson-Sales to day, ,45o bales, with advancing
tendency.
5s,.a,s S.., 70. CHARLESTON, Jan. %, 1860.
Ccs.oo-s9Ies to.d11 isoo bales, with an advancing
~ 49, CHARIxsroN, Jan. q, 1890
The cotton market has Advancing tendency: sales
:, = S.o'7 T~r.s7t y SAVANNAH, Jan. ~, 1860.
0ottou-Sales to day, 400 bales The Anglo Saxon's
news caused an advance Of &c
- 80 SAVANNAH, Jan. q, 1850.
Cotton nrm: sales to-day 500 bales.
Flour generally unchanged, at % 80 S5 40. Wheat
firm Whskey n 40. q 40 Provisions nrmer. Mess
pork SIT. Bulk meat held ct exc 6kc Lard. sslc.
Bacon, TIC. as'c. ,a.o
Flour quiet at IS 37 S. so for Howard street Wheat
arm at the ADVANCE: white, 81 30 81 30; red, ,! 30
Corn dun white, CSC 70c; yellow, Too. . Tic Pro-
visions frm Whiskey steady.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-23
Jersey City News.

ARREST GAxBIxRs-Abost two O'Clock yesterday
morning. officers Bennett, Mcnamara Snow, Daley, Rose,
Sanford and Van VOORHEES,, OF the Jersey City police,
made descent upon house in the Of No 2S5 South
Seventh street. and arrested party Of who were
caught the act of gambling with cards. Their names
are George Taylor John Barreve Patrick Sullivan Jas
Mullen and John Murphy. About four O'Clock the same
morning the above named officers made descent upon
the house No. 233 Railroad avenue and arrested three
Germans named Antoine Turst, Valentine MAtthll and
Henry Carr who were also engaged in gambling. The
prisoners all held for examination before the Re-
corder.
FIRE DEPARTMENT MATTKRs--The following named gen.
teen have elected officers Of the Board Of Trustees
OF the Fire Department Fund for the ensuing yearPre
sdent John B. Haight Vice President, Mynard Sharp;
Secretary, E. p Budden; Treasurer C. NJ Hamkns; COL
lector, Smith Mead. The following named gentlemen
have betn nominated Fire Wardens-Frst ward, John
Perrine John II. Broas Second ward, James Fleming,
VIM. Co eman Third ward Vim. Bumstead John
McGugan; Fourth ward, +. E. Duncan, Charles e. 0Ne
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DISASTROUS FLOOD FREMONT, Omo-The January
tbaw broke the ice in Sandusky river and the 18th
inst it commenced moving down. The river had become
greatly swollen by the rains and melted snow
that the whole Sandusky bottom for three miles above
Fremont, Inundated and for mile in width the ice
in vast blocks piled up and wcdgcd in in great guam
titles letter says:-Farmers the bottom lost
fences, outbuildngs, wood, lumber in the shock
hay hogs, sheep, cattle, &C., TO large amount The
of loss in the aggregate will be many thousands Of
dollars There probably fifty families who have been
damaged from ten TO a hundred dollars on whom this
will be exceedingly The whole upper part Of the
town east OF Front street, and all the south OF
turnpike, is inundated, some portions slightly others
from two to five feet in depth.
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Brooklyn City News.

DISTRESSING OCCURRENCE morning, about six
O'Clock woman named Mary Dougherty residing at 12s
Court street. attempted TO commit suicide by ripping open
her bowels with razor and cutting of about five feet Of
what u Technically called the transverse Colon. She
was iaborug under ALTERATION Of mind caused BY too
Tree Indulgence In strong drink Notwithstanding the ex
aordnary character Of her injuries she remained appa
reny msepsibe the pain during the day. and although
her recovery cannot be hoped for her condition such
that she may survive for days Mrs Dougherty Is
the widow OF the late Daniel Dougherty, formerly
butcher in the Sixth ward. She about forty years Of
age and has two children BOTH however old enough 70
take care OF themselves She owns the house ID wmch
she resides, occupying the second moor.
iNsEcuRrY STATE ARsKNAL-At drill Of the
Thirteenth regiment. Friday night which took place in
the State Arsenal Portland avenue, observed
that the walls sprung considerable extent so much
50 of the officers who noticed 1t felt apprehen-
sive Of serious consequences. The members OF the
regiment having made the ccason to present Col Abel
Smith with a magnificent Set Of horse equipments,
bad invited q number Of ladies' ana dance fol
lowed the music OF the regm pand.
The chandeliers vbraied much that resort
ed TO In induce the dancers to occupy the sides
instead OF the middle Of the ball. where the effect was not
so perez ptibe The Major General, in addressing the
reg meo,. advised them to drill in " slow time" when
practising tina. building thus implying its insecurity
when Jared BY the quick movements Of large oody OF
military MANY Of the members will refuse TO drill the
building unless is better secured than they deem it to
be at present.
The PARKS The Park Commissioners have selected two
locations for large parksone OF which is TO be called
- frospect fark, occupying ehe rauso VI hSn s'oh ia
The Ninth ward and containing 267 acres The other is
TO be called Rdgewood Park, embracing the reservoir
and portion of the Evergreens Cemetery, in all contain
ing $50 plot of twenty-five acres has also been
selected az parade ground 1t s in East New York, just
beyond the city limits and is in full view Of the high
ground embraced In the proposed park. The estimated
coat of the whole is about two million dollars The whole
yet TO be passed upon by the Common Council
wMn1rARY FUSmAL-rhe remains Of the late Charles f.
Hall. formerly sergeant Of the Brooklyn City Guard
Thirteenth regiment, accompanied TO their last
resting place yesterday by the company to which he
had been attached The funeral services were held at
81 Johns (Episcopal) church. Mr.. Hall died in Santa
Cruz W. in May last, and his body was brought on
here ct the expense Of the company
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the deoos d OF the nsr,ot Court ef, in s, hsS -
Buffalo. and thus making large amount on ,l,s proais
SU' no soos ~ 50 ary lness resolutions are dl'
"Resoiveo Thai ,ha n T.o sar;rrs ~ rsoor, IN
this house, within ten ds,s from The date here
wnn sum or snms oil money have osen
The order or sub,re. n. or :, ,, sspc, Cur,
OF the United states for the Northern district Of this
whether any copenlst,or has been paid or
pad upon anS such sau er sums OF money or upon any
r. INV tho sm"ur, 81 ;s =, agrced 70 be- uad: tho time
or times when paid ana to tho Same was paid or
may DC payable y sta'i unpai i ogenr WIN psna'u
rangement or understanding and the nsmss OF the par
s :. sxens !" "a Ss,s ~ .nv norton thereof the
answer Of psd bank % this resolution be verified by
the catbs 81 the Officers ,ner m ncaang tne Secretary
tnereioie zoos ~ ,h hSy srH ,oo~ing sfs n ;Sa
v n "r W. $500. snce from come ono N kii ~ n,aat
Una. 81 The ird Hose would no doubt be clad 10
An Invitation was sent tn from the Lutheran conQreRa
ton asking the members tn attend their church on the
sabbath and teudsring them the unrented De ws The
House then adjourned until Monday evening Thus has
nfo6 laUtnl
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w nliamsbu rg city News.

CAPTURE OF A BuRGLAR.-John Thompson arrested
early yesterday morning in the of robbiDg the seyr
store OF j. B. Thrson, in First street. near Grand En-
trance effected by opening the by OF
nppers and being discovered by the proprietor he
an alarm and officer Van DYKE Of the Fifth precinct sue
ceedei in capturing him before no left the store The
money drawer had been riBed, but nothing except some
ssmall change taken.
FIRE On Saturday night the dry goods store Of Mr..
Belan No 3os Grand street. caught FIRE the show
window ny q spark from the stove falling among
cotton was extinguished with about twenty collars
damage.
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RAvAGEs SMALLPOX THE VICINITY ON BOSTON,
The smallpox still continues its ravages in the vicinity OF
Boston though the deaths few in comparison with the
number Of cases Hardly town Is free from the inec
ton In Newton largo number have contracted the dis
order, and In man upwards Of eighty years oil
age Is now convaescent from attack. Ia Water
town many suffering from either smallpox variood
In Needham there number sick; in case al 10
fapt aking the infection who had been way exposed
IN IN" Nen~der rbirh apparently CARRIED about
sc,oasy house 70 house In .e clothes OF visters
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BRHcox-vAN BRUNr.-On Saturday, Jan. IL, by the
Rev. Mr.. law, HARRY B. BRsooE to Miss CoRNEIIA
VAN BRpST, ill OF Brooklyn
MnIER-MAPEs-On Wednesday, Jan. Is, by the Rev.
r. LOOMS, Mr. CHARLES A. MILLER Of this city, to Miss ANN
ADxIIA MArxs, Of Sloatsburg Rockand county, N. Y.
Rockiand county papers please copy
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Coroners' Inquests.

FATALLY scnpzp -.coroner schirmer yesterday held an
nquest on the body Of isonora yokerein child two
years Of age who scaded d; the accidental upset
ting of pot boiling water the house OF her parents
NO 1874 Fast Twenty sixth street, and died Saturday
evening. The jury rendered verdict Of accidental
DEATH
SUPPOSED SFANnCpE-About noon Saturday Last the
body Of female child, few days old, was found in the
hallway Of the house No. Is Stanton street.
The body was quite when found and post mortem
examiraon showed death be the result of sufocation
Coroner Jackman held INQUEST and verdict OF suo
cation the hands OF person or persons unknown
Was rendered.
. FouxD DRowyKD.-About 10 o'clock on Saturday morn
inr the body Of a woman named Ann Falon was found
floating IN the water foot Of James street Coroner Schir
ruer held an inquest but the occasion OF her death was
not The jury returned verdict Of "death by
drowning"
4. Fatally BURNED.-Coroper Jacsman held an inquest
yesieroay the body Of Bridget Egan child three years
Of age who Wednesday evening last accidentally set
fire TO her clothes with candle, and was so severely
burned tina, she died Saturday night The deceased
resided with her parents ct No. l4l East Thrtcth street.
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NyOW Is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE
IN .a.Hraaaaas.rsta TO uHu
WORKING FARMER.
LARou AGsJouLfURAL MONTHLY JOURNAL.
ONE DOLLAR PER AkNUM.



PROFESSOR JAMES J. nAPEs.
GEO. T. wARIN0, HENRY q. vAII. PAYNE Lows
VOL XII. OF The PREsENr YuAK .,ss
VIII contain series Of articles the following sufsests
Vegetable Garden. alphabetically arranged. a
nAnures their uses and abuses n
Fruits aud Fruit Trees OF America EHt
Improved Implomenx and machinery. 90
New processes Of cultivation, with view to reater psrSe
Cul!urs q Cotton Corn Sobss'o and green crops - s
Manipulation Of Nugar, It's growth and manufactures.
Advantages Of deep culture. including understanding -
Yali reports q grain and produce mArksts-
The WoRKTNd FxRHER contains more original maIAsr
than any agricultural paper publahed n his cornky.
he editors OF this journal practically engagsdh ooods
EXTRACT FROM PREMIUM LIST.
FOR sir new subscribers two extra copies Of the WON
For three subscribers copy, back -
lume. ~
This will insure premium each subscriber who may
ert himself 10 extend circulation. -te
Those obtaining aubscborr will please forward ber nASH
soon received and their nna shoud received -
he New York Office before the LIST Of April.
of seed raised by j. MapeO KINDS TO by hsss
provided b. eroses envelope properly directed
ed with the amount Of postage stamps pay -
postage On e seeds TO be returned him by mail When pea
beans other heavy seeds ordered double the number q
postage stamps VIII be required.
The back volumes bound IN paper, from vol 70 vel ~
Will he turniAhed At 81 70 esoh including POSTAGE eas
without phstage; vol at rs cents including postage oeu
without postage These volumes viii form complies Woak
on me progress OF agriculture since the year lSf.
All suoscpuons must be paid In advAu00. Reuaitan01p
exceeding $40 should be in the form OF dra BHl1 cuE4a4
Usher, CHARLES v. MAPRS, ~
l26 and i2s Nassau aud IL Beekman strest,
Specin en- numbers sent free of expens. "
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DIR. Marsh Continues TO Apply h1s Radi-
Ssrnia or rsps.ss HxRsa CO.. "a svessS ssest Il Z.
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Glass Shades, Glass Shades. - Glass
Shades Of ali sizes for covering clocks &C &c
ssny on hand and order Depo. iS6 william street.
corner Of Ann street.
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Batchelor's Hair Dye, Wig ana Ton.
pee Factory removed 10 16 Bond street Pnyss enrSnos
For iadea.
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Billinrds.-Bassford, I49 f ulton and No.
Ann Twelve Tables for sale playing fifteen.
Court and Remsen, Brooklyn.
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HOllOway's Pills and Ofntment.-Pal-
paon the often results from indigestion disorders
the stomach affections by using hese remedies
according TO Tho directions radical cure viii follow.
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ABeautffus Compile xion.-Lsfrd's fqhfd
Pc ar Identifying ac preserving The Complexion and skin
mar tried grsfis 1T fse Bros6vey.
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Gouraud's Poudre Subtitle Upro0ts Hair
from low toreheads upper lips part Of the body q
Walker street
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Barxyss Tric0pherous In tho Best and
cheapest for dressng beAufying ceansax curling
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies' try Il Bold BY all
druggsA
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THE BLACK DIAMOND.
BLACK DIAMONDS BLACK DYANONna
BLACK DIAMONDS. BLACK DIAMOND
BLACK DIAMONDS. BLACK DIAMONUa
Diamond Sketches and Stories of Southern Life.
By EDWARD A. POLLARD. of Virginia
SECOND ENlABGED EDITION WILL De OUT on -.
SECOND ENLARGED EDITION WILL BE OUT ON -.
o,,, ~, Endos sed By the Democratic Press =
SLAVERY EVER WRITTEN.
Characterized BY BOLTON Members Of Congress -
AN OFFSET TO THE "HELPER BOOK"
AN OFFSET TO THE "HELPER BOOK"
AND "As Ten TIMES WORSE
AND "AS TEN TINES WORSE
AND LAS TEN TIMES WORSE"
This charge made against the Book the floor of the HOUSE
Representatives s sbundanuy refuted by
WHAT THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS SAY NORTH AND soUrM.
WHAT TIE DEMOCRATIC PRESS SAY, NORTH AND SOUTH.
We promise all ample reward for the cost and
ing book The letters many jewels In their waybau
70 the subject but brilliantly gbtsome In H. II le minO
full Of promised diamonds. New York NewA H ri
sketches amongst the catholic, and Tolerant and
pial We ever had ocsson to The nature do
author especially khows profoundly intimately knows -
by ne Election merely bit also by heart: knows thro
the cold light of chronological science only but most Of al
through the enkndiug recoecons Of boyhood ~
youth How apprecatve how loving how tender sypo-
Now Orleans Delta
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lished prices PUDNEY 4 RUSSELL, PubsharI
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LARGE SALES or IRON MANUFACTURES Wheeling
Vn Union Gays the sale OF iron manufactured IN thai
ty 'u''rg tes past year viii r-obab, reach tive million
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DIR. Cahfli's Sermon
Atkt Mary's Church, on last Sunday evening,
Will appear in full in the
NEW YORK TABLET. Ready on Tuesday morning.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ina PASSPORTS IssURD rHnnrGH En"hey
y !. nts~t, fubbc, Couns~snnsr ~ eecds % a.
De stsasS III Brcsdp ~, cerAss d plAmAsfs Asrvss
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Billiards.-J. Lfpscombe, formerly OF
Rainbow. Fifteen Bassfords easy running tables Court
and Remseu streets, brooklyn.
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Boots and Shoes.-Waterproof
Double sole, fur lined and wool,
TRAvEILIf BOOTS, LBG0IrS, BUCKsKfN sHOES
And everything desirable for winter wear for
Ladies'. gents and boys, at
BROOKS, So Broadway and 100 Fulton street.
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wheeler & Wilson'S Sewing Machines.
Once rs Broadway, New York.
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The ORA wings or the Sussex County and
Consolidated Lotteries OF DolAWare-
MANAcKRS.

The Legislature OF the Stats Of Delaware 1t IT. last ssaou
having given To Franco Broadbents Co 0ery o0ntrac for
twenty years we tho undersigned Commissioners appointed
ssad Lottery DO hereby certify that the following The num-
bers drawn this DAY -
SUSSEX CouSrY-CLAss is, JANUARY II, 1860.
Sc, As, AZ, 10, 40, CT, 81, II, IS, ls, rs, 10.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LorrERy-CIAss THREE JAN a. 1850
81, Al, 10, IA, 10, %, 70, A, 81, 40, II, Is.
wnes. our hands. at Wilmington Del, ns day Saturday
January a. 1860;
JOHN DALE.
JOHN w. WALKER Commissioner
ALFRED b. WOOTTENt
FRANCE, BhOADBkNTs 4 CO.,
Wilmington Delaware.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-23

London Club Sauce.-Thfs Unrivalled
Sauce manufactured BY Parker Brs ondon can be oh.
tanned of the agent In this CITY, A j. PARKER ID BoskmAn
street. arteie superior the Wocestcrshe sauce
be obtained At one half the price.
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Drawings OF the Delaware State Lotto

ries, WOOD, EDDY co, Managers.
DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY, AND MISSOURI STATE
DuAwAnr-E.rnA Class h No. IS, JANUARY p, 1850
81, 36, II, 81, -, 60, 20, ID, Il, s:65.
81, SO, 8, IS, 70, IS, 10, g., 81, 81, So, 4, "a.
Wo6S E Sftss So %nass
.. A. Bills, Exchange and Commission
Broker No. i7s Greenwich street Prizes In ali lega1sd
Closing sea.o. OF Furs at Cost-At
church O. 40 1'A''''' ~ D''''' '''''' ~ Au'
Brooklyn Invites the Public to the Free
WILLIAMSON BROS Fulton street
Boots and shoes.-Waterproof
BROOKS 81 s S1S:ss.s S9 sns 10 Fulton street.
DIR. Cahili's Sermon
Atst Mary's Church, on last Sunday evening"
NEW YORK fnBI .RRek Ready e d on n Tuesday morning
London Club sauce.-This Unrivalled
tanned Of he agent in Ibis city pARKEk Is Bessman
can b Obtained 4 one half he prics. ''''' -
Herrfns,s Patent Champion Fire
street, New York
Important to Taflors and Others.-The
sr ssn Ss have 1 %
speed with --latest improvements Price So For sae NJ No.
49, Broadway New York and No l62 Fulton street.
For Programme OF Prof. Towler's Lee
Phrenoogy In Hope Chapel see under
head Of Lectures.
He's taos and all manufacturing purposes unequAled
They capable doing greater variety Of work. and OF
earning more money than any machines in market
Tho new family Machines at ~ and va are uni
B0 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
wheeler & Wilson'S Sewing Machines.
Once rs Broadway, new York.
Billiards.-J. Lfpscombe, formerly OF
Rainbow. Fifteen BasGfords easy running tables Court
and Remsen srects Brooklyn.
Billinrds.-Bas l48 f ulton and No.
Ann streets Twelve Tables for sale playing fifteen.
Court and Remsen, Brooklyn
Glass Shades, Glass Shades. - Glass
Shades covering clocks, flowers &C &C con
stsntly hand and made W order Depot 6 William street.
corner OF Ann street
BatcheIor's Hair Dye, Wig a.a Ton.
pee Factory removed 10 Is Bond street Prssae snrAnos
Tor iadea
A Beautiful Compile xion-Lsfrd's liquid
Pt Identifying anc pfeservng he aL0 sAiu
nsy tried grets ct tse Bros1ve,
Mira. Wfnslow's Sen thsug syrup
Wilton. NJ u ihs United
,s.t-. cb.so' s-shirx ~hn esy.r sshas $1,000 --~
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Virginia Legislature.
RICHMOND, Jan. %, 1885,
bill spproprians $500 900 for State Armory passed
Che Legislature on Saturday.
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Herrfng's Patent Champion Fire
and burglar proof 6afeA l Broadway, Of Murray
sAreaA York
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Brooklyn Invites the Public to the Free
e1nbcn Of magnificent Photographs and Cameo Types by
WILLIAMSON BROS, Fulton street
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.. A. Bills, Exchange and Commission
Broker No. 6 creenv ich street. N. Prizes In al legxzed
lotteries CaahAA
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Commerce OF Mobile.
MoBul, Jan. %, 1850.
Exports of the week. 42s 900
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Hes talos and all manufacturing purposes are unequAsd
They capable Of doing greater variety Of work. and OF
earning more money than any machines in market
The family Machines and S76 attracting uni
yersai attention T. NJ SINGER CO.,
ass Broadway New York,
i50 Fulton street, Brooklyn. +
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