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issue and neither Mr.. Seward nor any Of the
o'nsr leaders Of the party should be permitted
TO escape the responsibility of their svowsd
sentiments.

The STRIKE OF THE MASSACHUSETTS SHOE
AAKERs.-On the 22d inst. the shoemakers of
massachusetts peaceably and inoffensively
carried out their programme, published a few
days ago In the HERALD, and declared strike
The cause of this movement we shall find In
the interference of Northern abolitionists with
Southern institutions, forcing the South to
adopt policy inimical to the interests of
Northern manufacturers. The Massachusetts,
shoe dealers-the most of whom are abolition
ists-have, for long while, supplied the four
millions of Southern slaves with shoes; but
now they find their curses like chickens,
looming home to roost"-the South refuses to
purchase their goods-prices, and, conse-
quently. wages, decline, and the poor work
men suffer- Will not both dealers and men
learn valuable lesson from this strike, and
remember that conservative nationality, like
honesty, is truly the best policy?
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News from the West Indies.
ARRIVAL OF THE KARNAK-AFFAIRS IN HAy

News from the West Indies.
ARRIVAL OF THE KARNAK-AFFAIRS IN HAVANA
AND THE BAHAMAS.
The Cunard steamship Karnak, Captain Browniess, ar.
rived at this port yesterday morning, from Havana and
the Bahamas.
She left Havana the 18th, and Nassau n P on the
18th inst
The Karnak on her passage ont, on the sth and 9th
February, experienced very heavy gale commencing
from E.NE and ending w., with mountainous waves
Sir William Gore Ouseley and family were at Nassau
when the Karnak e It their intention return to
New York by the Karnak on the next trip.
Freights in Havana were extremely low.
By the Karnak have Nassau, N. p, papers To Fob.
IL, inclusive.
Salvage to the amount Of ffyhve per cent had been
awarded the net proceeds value of the cargoes
the ship Ashland and bark Union.
The Karnak was detained outside by the fog.
OUR NASSAU CORRESPONDENCE.
NASSAU, N. p, Feb. Is, $780,
Opening Of the Lgislaturc-E President Pierce Sitting
NTH the Gorrror-Nassau a Winter Watering Place
Sir Gore Ouseiey, dc.
The Legislature formally opened by Gov. Bayley
on the 9Th instant, general election having recently
taken place. The House OF Assembly elected the Speaker
and other officers Of the old House. ExPresiden General
Franklin Pierce and other Americans were in the Council
Chamber At the delivery Of the Governors speech Gen.
Pierce sitting on the right band OF his Excelency.
The Executive hints general police force for all the
islands Of the c,lony the necessity for public play
ground espanade at the wes end and asks for
IN addition 70 the sum Of 5000 voted Last session. and
finding that the communication by with New York
has proved advantageous urges upon the Legislature
provide efficient means for steamer to among the
out islands Of the colony.
Nassau destined to be place Of great resort for in
vads, If It's people will only be alive TO their inte
rests. Every steamer brings some who remain, while
others obliged proceed Havana for want of ac-
commodaiion Hence the application for $40 900 TO
enlarge the hotel An iron building would well
this country could be put up in short time, and at
much less expense than stone erection.
Sir William Gore Ouseley is on board the Karnak just
arrived here from Havana, and will remain here, 1t is
said, for q month,
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ARRIVALS and Departures.

LIVERPOOL &eamahio EUROPA, At Boston vessr McLane,
Of Weis Fargo Co froemanp and LADY, Mrs Dillingham;,
kmtth Nrs smith, Mrs Day child Mrs ossyn Mrs.
Wfhbeed Messs Dewfpg VConuor, Abreu Desontolougo,
ChArcp Nler Melcherr fickeson Bremen, Samson Kivo
kerr Karon, charles wsrth Railing Cutter Parker,
Wright Bradshaw Caver Capt Jennings Jackson and Tutor
Lombard Livingston. Fisbey Piea BAKER Lawson Berwck
Alex Wolf solosgo. 1hos Wolf rolorso Servant from Cork
Ilcss and Wilson.
misunderstanding KArpak-Mr G Marble Mr. and Mrs
viee Capt Ntnspey Mr. and Mrs Dowd Dowd Mr. Chss
Fieber Mr. ar Mrs. Wilder Capt jas Leyens Messs
Garrett ID Sow altsr, Roberts. Smith VIM Hutnhn,
brown, WIN Hunter: Levens, Jf; Sm Cotton. Clarke,
Jones m Tour Jpo Evans Bendernssi George,
Jkvtrest Jss Davis, Morrison Mobiles II drrsy an
I,evellyn, Jas Selar, Turner Jas Sear HTuruor VIM
Allen Nat esvile, Wesmode Ancillote Peach
HONEY, n McPherson
DEP ARTCRES.
MISUNDERSTANDING Canada, from Boston-John Cyers
Waiter Roipa Mr. and nrs Gardner Brewer Mss Brewer
Mcclellan Frederick Wihou Boston; Prof Cook Jr and
wife Cambridge Jamea Dunnpg Bapgor Mrs John Yer.
meale b Black Mr. hind ASgardner, j G KneesepF Won
Bcrmuth II O'CennoF. Lee Thos jackson Ne~ York;
a raeler Dr Rotensein. PhIlAdetphia andrew Watson
Derc,t Augustus stefz st Louis; Crawford, Graz,
Wfscopsin Nolan Mrs NolSn. five children nurSe
Texas Nesrete Echesuren Mexico rrpler HAvaus;
Il Auderuon ecotsnd-S. For HalfaxM Richardson, j
Tow r W Crane Boardmsn. Stewart, Adam Mckay,
John Bray Boston Nc dams East Boston Mus K,nnear,
Nr Nesx e. New Snsi; Dnpcsn Ball TcroYaoawm TAR.
Thomas, Jas fbslan. Phean-l5 TOTAL 6&
sseamahip NashviIew Jsckscp. Cobb,
AvshciAhop Hughes Secretary Rev hcAless MAJ
vei Young l. Blake. Chss Lsidl.r. O Hslpr, WIN q
HAMILTON q Marshall Richards. Kramer. x JET
ords and lady, Bslie, Ew wOosey, Rev recf, II
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Police InfeIligenc.

PRopApIE WIFE MURDER On the 3Oth ult Mrs Cathe.
- 60 -. :, rsr.,.., 49,. $3.50. r.e. -
rne ooh'An hVng III fn'e'n street, oc'~een fn'u auu
Sixth avenues appeared before the magistrate at the
rombs and preferred COMPLAINT for assa and batsrv
-. -. 1900, -. ~. ..,-..a ,,,,,
against ner husoano' faulcK' whom snc cna'gca VIII
having been In the habit Of Eating brusng and III treat
inc her ueneav He was accordingly arrested and re-
qured 10 give bail john McGnniss, residing 10 Forty
fifth street corner OF Eleventh avenue became bis bonds
nressn, month Mrs cooan died and Mcl:nnts ,he
bondsman, becoming alarmed, surrendered Conan and
the latter was again taken into CUSTODY Coroner schr
mer ned an inquest on tue oody Mrs Conan soo Tue
jury rendered VERDICT OF DEAN from disease On .Se
nesr iesseIuay conan wa up os a , or sro
charge ior wnicn ne " ~ oas w"s .is,"
wnicn SSsace Ovnooy ,usenas having ""'' '1'o 'A0
cause oi "'s' Non'An ueasn'
WOMAN pRKADrrIIy BEATEN by BURGLAR-Yester-
dav morning Mrs Ann Nc Adam detected burglar in
49,, 4, hsr hons. aoo IVES, ror,e.h stree. who had
N-oS-~t - -, -
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Assembly,.


The Assembly met at II NJ
M. CosKfIsd moved 10 extend the privileges OF the
House to Hon. Salmon p Chase Of Ohio during his stay
In the capital. Agreed TO-
Mr.. MorLTos moved similar privilege 10 Lieutenant
Governor Trask, OF Massachusetts,. Agreed 70.
THE PAY or OLD POLICE FORCE.
Inc New YORK Tax Levy bill was considered in Com
The question pending was Mr.. Covers amendment
70 Insert IN appropriation pay the claims Of the old
police force Of New York when Judgments obtained in
The amendment was supported by Messrs. Cover,
Walsh Arculaltus and Harris, and opposed by Messrs.
Tucker, Conkling, Pond and Robinson
The amendment was adopted, but when the committee
rose Mr.. Conklng moved to strike out the amendment
which prevailed by 4S to AZ
The bill was then ordered TO q third reading.
The bill to amend the Revised Statutes relating 70 deeds
Of trust 10 dispense with the technical form of seals
in declarations Of trust was ordered 10 third reading
The bill 10 amend the law regulating the use of slips
and wharves at New York leased TO certain steam boat
lines 80 a. 70 extend ito privileges tho steamboats,
landing ut wharves leased 10 agents lines as we'll as to
owners, was considered in Committee OF tho Whole and
after long debate progress was reported.
Adjourned.
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New ORLEANS, Feb. %, 1860
Cotton-Sales to-day IL 600 bales at 1ossc lie for
mddlpg Sugar firm at 7Ac for fair to fully fair
MolassesSaes Of new at 39c. Flour IS 60 Corn buoy
ant at rec. soc. Provisions firm but quotations I'M
changed. Cotton freighs 70 Liverpool sd. Sterling
change unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Feb %. 1860
Flour quiet, but firm Wheat active at 81 26 81 81 for
red and 81 40 81 81 for white Corn active: yellow ie
cned &C.. sales at 73c 4 75c.; white 7Oc. 74c Mess
pork firm at SIS SIS Is. Whskey quiet at 24c 24kc
Sight exchange on New York 1-l0th per cent premium
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. %, 1860
Flour firm: sales 900 bbs. Wheat frm: sales 600
bushels at 81 SO for red and 81 so for white. Corn dull
at 76c for yellow Mess Pork, $l8 so SIS rs. Prime
$13 $l6 Whiskey steady at Axe. a Csc.
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY a. 1850

Peek. Mn Brown, Mn yohu Peck Rev d. Mauhswu vt
H Hsrsc1 T., CcnpSsli Bi2sls Pssk Oh Uils
FcevtA Austin, Hfyson, Bsanunont i Sucslsy.
Ley 1e;snsn sh spherd, M!Pollock. l. II Boozer.
Daeel Dow wife and three children. Manual MANUEL.
y Mcbrde' Ass Commerford, Mr. GhAw-And IT In Tho
eAvA.EAH-tteamship Moutgomery-Thos Rouslds and
vie. "pnc Edward Tner, Purser Morris. o sN;sJ
Cowes Mrs Spooner and three Children Mr. Pesrs and
dauSnesr Aiss Drummond Francis Burnett and JAmes King
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Married.
Characterization Wednesday evening, Fob, a. at
Calvary Baptist Church, by the Rev. A. d. Gillette d. o.
Mr. GEORGE W. flaming TO Miss MARY LOUISE SAIlER only
daughter Of Albert Sslter, Esq, all of this city,
MlrcHE1L--Mo0Rg.--On Sunday, June IT, 1859, by the
Rev. Edwin +. Hatfield, THOMAS g. MITCHELL to Miss EMMA
MOORE all Of this city.
THoMrsoS-CocKmNs.-- Thursday, Feb. %, by the
Rev W. s. Mkes, a. W. THOMPSON, Of this city, 70 KEzzE
CocKEFAR, Of Bloomfield, N
Newark Sentinel please copy.
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Brooklyn City News.

INJUNCTION DIssoLvKp-Judge Culver, Of the Brooklyn
City Court yesterday dissolved the Injunction restraining
the Common Council from acting upon the Mayors veto
Of the grant 70 the New York and Flushing Railroad Com
city.
CouSTKRrnTs "A new counterfeit on the Mercantile
Bank Of New York city 10 in circulation. Owen Nc
Guinness arrested by officer Utter Of the Fourth pre-
cnc for attempting TO dispose Of counterfeit 81 bill on
Wednesday evening. me accused vas held for
hearing
BRooxTrS CSrY CouEr CALENDAR, FRIDAY, Feb. Pa
Nos SO, A. t 81 ST. 81, IS, &c. co. g. e5, es, IL, "a,
70, 81, 5, 10, l2.lz
DAMAGES FOR AssAuIr.-In the City Court yesterday
Thomas Burns, against whom action brought Tor
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The democrats Of the Fourth Congressional district this
49, ~ shs Chsrlestop Convention. They generally
BEARDED as Douglas men, GO unpIedged and instruct
ed TO vote for the available candidate Several sd
,rstrs alton delegates withdrew from the Convention.
There was considerable noise and confusion al tne Con-
ven,ou The administration men claim that the Conven-
zion hss adjourned till morning. and repudate
tha election Of Douglas delegates The Douglas men deny
that the Convention adjourned over and have selected
delegates. r....,.,,, s.,r,
the several wards In the city
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The Virginia Opposition State Conven-
t1Ons


TIE Convention appointed full list Of delegates TO me
Opposition National Convention to-day There Is but one
delegate in favor Of John NJ Bolts out Of the whole num-
ber the balance pledged to oppose him. and not TO vote
for him nominated for the Presidency.
The object OF the opposition party said TO be TO make
domination before the republicans make theirs, with the
hope that the republicans may take their candidate.
service OF plate was presented 10 the Hon. VIM. L.
.Goggin this morning.
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Our Fancy Tuck 8hirts-
are Of tie choicest patterns.
We have them Of all sixaa
nj 81 earh. 20 other h0ooD
has ever offered the sANo
style and quality Of shirt q
less Than So. All styles Il
fine Linen Collars Il q r.
per dozen We respected
ly request the public to e.
amino our Shirts. Single
Shirts made 10 order Tor
samples ri 81 50 each. We
keep constantly supplisA
with six different atzes, no
we are prepnI Cd 10 IL any
person with Shirts, aa1
warrant them TO fit In ev-
cry respect. We shell keep
constantly supplied with tho
latest s,yles Of FANCY apA
Cross Pleat thirts, which
we shall make up q. ~
J each. Persons liviog st q
distance can, by sendioG ~
the size around the neok.
enclosed In q letter. reoeive
the shirts by exprcse. no
new COL ected ON the recclpt
of the e0ods by express.
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Sporting Intelligence.
ANOTHER CHALLENGE TO FIGHT KEENAN, AM
SAVERS.


SAVERS.
TO THE EDITOR HERALD.
learn from stray number Of your great paper that
Say ers and Heenan have match for June next, aud
must therefore postpone the pleasure OF fighting these
men till months later That they NAV be timely ad.
pionship OF England and America but Of the world,
must beg the favor Of you 70 nse the columns your
paper the following
PROPOSITIONS.
j. 81 900 that will whip the winner
81 600 that will whip him before the tenth round
g. 900 that will whip him on the first round.
Inese bets to be taken together. Or,
l. 200 that will whip Saycrs and Heenan both.
$4,000 that will whip them before the tenth round
j. ,OC0 that will whip them on the first round
These bets to be taken together and my antagonists to
meet me alternately e. on alternate rounds Or,
$4,000 that Savers aud Heenan coming at me ut one
and the same time will fax them both in forty seconds
by the watch.
The fight must come Off at some convenient
place in the United States; visitors TO be admitted
at I'VE dollars q head Children, ministers OF
the Gospel the President of the United States the mem
bers OF the Cabinet and Judges OF the Supreme Court
half price, EDITORS giving this challenge insertion In
their editorial columns admitted free. whip, the
ure proceeds together with the winnings, be appro-
prtated to the completion OF the Washington Monument
and the laet OF the Mount Vernon Fund debt If
DO not whip, the entire proceeds, together with the win
npes, TO go TO the English government security fund
eat SayTes. WM ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
JANUARY i, 1860.
Mr. BESyxTT-I am q common seaman on the sharp
American schooner Thunder, discharging "Yankcc
notions at the Brazilian port of Parshyba but be in
the United States in few weeks when Isha be happy 10
have any propositions from lighting gentlemen. have
hacker in New York who will 60 cool hundred thou
vately that can whip any ten that ever lived.
W. l. HOLLEY.
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CIX SHIRTS FOR 50.
LEWIS a GBBERT,
HxCElSIOR
SHIRT MANUFACTURERS,
4ee Broadway,
Between Grand Il Breome
street,.

We continue to mahe TO
order ak fine rev York
&ilis mpslin Shirts. with
tne Linen Boscrns and
Wristbap d. for 81 The 80
Shirts are made Of tie very
best N aterisl. and are war.
rarted in every respect.
We are the only rasnufac.
sarers who use the genuine
new York Mills muslin in
shirts nj 81 80 eAoh. livery
Shirt II warranted equal TO
the So Shirts sold BY other
bonscs. We sre oacrin X an
excellent Guaiiiy OF French
Bosom thfrts at 81. They
cannot Re had IT any other
borbe ut less than 50 50
each.
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The New York Harbor Masters.

- ALBANY Feb. %, 1890.
Mr. Briggs BILL recognizing the Harbor Masters De-
parmen provides that shall be the duty OF the Harbor
MASTERS TO reserve all that part Of adjacent the
wharves rom the east side OF pier No. To including
the east SIDE Of pier No Of the East river the
elusive use Of canal boats and barges from the Goth Of
March to the LIST OF January.
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BowERy THEATRE.-A varied and attractive perform
ance, including five pieces and number of songs and
dances will be given at this establishment night for the
complimentary testimonial benefit TO acting manager T.
w. MeighAn,
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1900 damages for committing an assault and blttsry
upon John KsRg In New Brooklyn, in August last vas
nacted In damages amounting 70 Sass The assault,
appears, was committed with club, and plaintiff WAS
seriously injured.
Nxw CouRr Housx--Ths Board OF Supervisors yes
rday adopted IN act for presentation tho Legislature
suhoring the county TO loan 100000 for the purpose
o. erecting court house. Tue present City Hall u.s long
since been inadequate To accommodate ali the aud
county ofces, and new building for county brsi ,ess
exclusively therefore deemed Lecesssry The site has
not yet been definitely selected.
RAILROADS THE EASTERN DusrMcr-The Common
Council s special meeting held last night adopted tho
resolutions authorizing the New York and Fushiuy Rcl-
ROAD company to construct railroad in Grand st-A.t
Maspen avenue, &C., in the Eastern district notwith
STANDING the objections Of the Mayor The vote was Of.
ieen ayes to two nays The road will therefore De con
sruced In accordance with the contract hereto ore en-
tered into.
NKw Poux STATION HoUsx.-The Common CoIucil
last night adopted the report Of the special com nittec
OF which Alderman Walter chairman, authorizing the
erection OF new station house in the Fifth precact q.
cost not to exceed 5000.
konmRr-The clothing store Of Mr.. Richardson, in
Fulton street, near Market telopiousy entered on
"wednesday night, and robbed Of ready made clothing
valued 1t about $780, This the second time ths store
mas been robbed within three months
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Hurricane ~ New Orleans.
NHw ORxLNs, Feb. "a, 1850
hurricane hero b day did damage tina ship
ping, steamboats, and buildings Five persons were
drowned.
The firm Of r. q Short Co. have resumed payment
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NEW YORK LEGIsLATuRE.


ALBANY, Feb. %, $780,
Tho Senate was occupied in the consideration Of bills
OF hoal character. The bills to incorporate the st.
Stephens college and to release the interest OF the State
IN lands In the Twelfth ward in New York, conveyed by
James watts were ordered 70 third reading
Adjourned.
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THE WRECK OF THE HUNGARIAN.

HALIFAX, Feb %, 1850.
There was no later news from the wreck OF the Hun
garan The agent Of the press goes to the scene Of the
disaster o-morrow, in the revenue cutter Daring.
HALIFAX, Feb. q, 1880.
The weather is thick and heavy 10 running. The
cutter Daring has not yet sailed There is no further
intelligence from the wreck and none likely to come
to hand to night.
The steamship Hungarian ia wrecked on Cape Ledge,
half mile or the shore Of Cape Sable which s an island
Eve miles outside Of Cape Sable Island and twelve
miles from the Darlington telegraph office.
The latest state that no one had been able to
reach the wreck, which is only seen at low water.
gale and heavy rain storm have interrupted teIegra
phic communication with Darlington and prevented the
departure Of the revenue cutter.
The English papers say that the Hungarian had large
cargo, and about thirty five passengers
The names Of the passengers are not given.
The earliest and fullest information in regard 10 the
disaster will be transmitted to the Associated Press the
TORONTO, G. W., Feb. %, 1850.
It thought probable that not less than four members
Of the Canadian Parliament board the steamship
Hurgarian-Nessrs W. q. Merritt, Dawson, Mcclellan and
Talbot
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CorRr OF OYER AND TERMINRR 23S7 643OlSS
26o7 1885, 3070 2Sos, 1867 $685. 2697, $685. 1857 3O3
1859, 26sl 229s 3O49 3ol4 $751; $780, $685. $685. 3O7
$780, 1929 l74 1882, 1885, 1911, 226S. sO7 1885, 1916
202S, 493, 1885, 2415, 1875.
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Personal Intelligence.
ExPresident Comontort, Of Mexico is at the Orleans
Hotel New Orleans
Michael Phelan, the great billiard man, is also in New
rieans
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1000 Dafiy.-Twenty-four Photograph
Porrsis for 81 Perfect gems Of art BY HOLMES pa.
tent camerA, 3l5 broadway,
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Destructive Gale At CIeveland.
CLEVELAND, F-b %, 1880
great blow prevailed here last night and seems to
have been general ut the South and West house was
unrooed numerous chimpeys blown down. and consider
able other damage done In this city.
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The New jersey Central Railroad.
TRENTON, Feb. q, 1860.
House by 80 to q,
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Great Fire nc DsnvilIe, Kentueky.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Feb 20, 1860
The principal part OF Danville, Ky destroyed BY
IRE Yesterday Eighty buildings consumed iuclud-
ing three churches the Court house, Adams Express
Office Ballertons Hotel and OF the leading business
houses Loss estimated ut quarter Of million dollars
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Har-Its Diseases, Fail, Change OF Coz
lor their embellst ment The whole reatSd by GRAND
JEAN, e0 Twelfth street, neat 10 Broadway
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Holloway's Pills and Otntment.--Con.
Of the Ghsst and Constr Respiration Admonsh
that BoDcbis or asthma log rspd inroads the
suiuin HOLOWAIS remedies will the progress and
d,tatoth Of he d.seA
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ELAHIIC VULCANIZEU 0OOUS
Referring the card of William Judson also signed BY
Charles Goodyear In the Times Of Feb 10 give
should persona companies firms be prosecuted vii
ham Judsop, the false that be any right
title such vucanized rubber goods and have
claimed by they have only 70 hand their and
tie Of their defence Messs Bscnford Seward
Grtwod, our counsel whereupon will defend all such
sus without cost conditions and hold all such persons
Judson.
Nohng 10 this aha be deemed release nffngers
sponsbiy infringing adjudIcatsd and esabished
rights tie exclusive monopoly Of these goods ali respects
BILE u,erct ants their safety using Days
staDps The security under which has affirmed
the circuits Of the Unied states except California where
suss have yet been brough. TO hearing
HORACE H DAY
NEW YoRx. Feb. n, 1864 ALEXANDER HAY
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PARKERsBrRG, Va, Feb. 23 1850.
The Ohio river Is ten feet deep this point aud rising
Ifs tributaries are pouring out finely The weather Is
warm.
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Brooklyn-Willfamso Gallery.
rnoeogTaphc miniature and life CAmeo-types Daguer
reoypes 240 Fulton street.
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Drawings or France, BrOadbents 4 Co.'s
Delaware Louertes:-
SUSSEX CogNrY-CIAss 46. FEsRuARY n, 1850.
81, "a, 2, q, l, II, 20, So, So, 80, Ga, Al.
CONSOLIDATED LorTERy-CLAss II. February Is, 1860.
sc, 20, Is, %, 60, Al, g. ~, 76, 10, A. So, Al, 70.
FRANCE, BROADB2N56 CO.
nNRern Wilpnin rton Delayaro
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Washing 'on's Birthday at HAMILTON,
g. w.
HAMILTON, c. w., Feb. %, 1860
The citizens Of the Uoited States resident here held
their sec00d annual cele OF Washingons birthday
last night by diner and festival the American
Hotel. number Of interesting speeches were made;
after which there was grand ball.
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Aid for the Maryland Eastern shore
Railroad.
BALTIMORE, Feb %, 1850
The House OF Delegates day passed the Eastern Shore
Railroad BILL and appropriated million of dollars to It,