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ooohv ..o-,.s brands 300bSs Tsnn asserted bTzsls,
1oo ~ ~ z - - Al % l5g 90 No, DO a
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BrOOkIxn city News.

ANNUAL BALL PoAunD Eco CLuB.--Iherc exists
in Brooklyn social organization OF young men, devoecs
OF Terpsichore bearing the singular OF the Poach
cd Egg Club On Monday nj gt their sixth annual bail
was gwen Gothic Hall ia Adams street Concord
and Notwithstanding the unproptious state Of the wea
Their, there very largo gathering OF beanx and
bellies, and the opinion universally expressed that
the affair WIS The most brilliant that has taken pac
the formation OF the club. The spacious ballroom
very handsomely decorated in red, white and blue
national intcrnaton and fancy nars Characteristic
feature OF the decorations number OF eggs de
pending by ribbons Of alternate red and green from The
chandeliers. Dancing commenced nj ten O'Clock 70 the
music OF an excellent band aud nearly the entire compa
ny threaded the or the dance till daylight.
At about O'Clock excellent supper served, IN
style Of elegance credtabe 10 tho taste OF the members
of the T.. H. c., who have added another delightful
vcnr OF their friendly reunions since their org iniziton
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The Progress OF the Revolution-The De-
naand OF south Carolina for the Sur
render of Fort sumter-The Refusal Of
President Buchanan-The Proceedings
OF ConETess-hIr. Stewards Speech-The
Latest News-rIaI lxets, Sc, tSc.
The WEEKLY Herald for the present week, will be
ready this morning at eleven O'Clock. II will contain,
with other maters1he Latest News from the Seeding
states showing their present attitude and position, and
me state Of feeling 1T the South The Special Dispatches
10 me HERALD from Washington City, giving account
o. me arrival OF the South Carolina Commissioner In
Washington and his Demand for the Surrender OF Fort
Su 'er, the Presidents prompt and unqualified Refusal,
and .9uch ether interesting matter; The Proceedings OF
Congress; The speech OF tho Hon VIM H. Seward on the
Crisis TIE Report 81 the Honae Coni-ttee of Thirty
three; The Latest News received by Telegraph or Mall
&C., &C.. Editorials on leading Events Reports OF tho
Cattle, Provsio1 and Moey Markets and all interest ng
otherwise Single copies a wrappers can be had at tho
counter OF the ONCE corner 81 Fulton Nassausrees
Price six cents.
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THE NEW ADMINISTRATIONS.

SPRINGFIELD, Jaa 49, 1861
George opdyke, Judge Hogeboom and Hiram Barney
left last night for Columbus Ohio. urge Gov Chase
accept tho Treasury Department.
Ben Eggcston Of Cincinnati has been here to Offer his
Sc in Of Chases defamation. uo is ready to
compronse Cor the Cincinnati Post Office.
prominent member of the Ohio Republican Central
Committee is here working against Chase.
strong California delegation, headed by d. Clifton
den OF San Francisco, laying close siege to the Pres
dent elect.
There is big scramble among Illinois politicians for
the Chicago Pos. office. George W. Gage OF the fremont
House, seems 10 have the inside track.
There IL prospect of serious trouble in the Iogsa.
ture Senator Brooks resigned to day. and i is ed
that his democratic colleagues will do likewise, to pre-
the passage OF bill to reofganse the militia by the
republican majority.
The New York resolutions introduced to day aud
referred to committee after exciting debate.
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Burning of the Ship Globus mt sea-Crew
and Passengers All Rescued Except One.


Ths ship Morning Star, Capt Campbell, of wnsor Nova
Scotia, from Liverpool with salt and iron, bound to City
Point has arrived with hundred and forty pas
sengers and from the ship Globus Capt Blancse,
bound to New York, burned at the afternoon Of
the 18th instant All on board sevcd except Que,
who jumped into the The Globus enveoped
flames in half hour from the time she took fire. and
there scarcely time to the passengers. Her
general cargo and the baggage and clothing lost
There heavy sea running. Captain Blacke the
last to leave the burning ship Owing to the heroic
ertions and gallant conduct of the two captains and
all were saved. The captain of the Morning
Star, his wife, daughter and paid every possible
attention the destitute passengers among whom
sixty females and number OF children. The Morning
Star short of provisions, but supplied by the
British brig Boomerang, Capt. Young, OF Newcastle,
bound New York. herself short Of provisions Every
attention has been paid to the passengers here by Col
Myers, the British Consul They will be sent to New
York by the first steamer.
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soundiy constructed otherwise. The chief en-
gineer contested the fact, and it was finally set
tied by the captain getting man to dive
down, when ii was discovered that the screw OF
one of the bolts had got displaced, and had
left hole through which the water was
entering rapidly. Ii the captain had not
had some knowledge of steam machinery, and
been armed with the necessary power over
the engineer, good deal of valuable time
might have been lost, and the safety of the
vessel hazarded.
Ii is precisely these points which constitute
the most important features of the report be-
fore us. 1t is urged that the frequency OF
accidents to ocean steamers from causes which
may be traced directly to want OF proper train
ing on the part Of their officers, renders
more scientific education on their part mat
ter OF vital necessity. A public test Of COM
potency should be required from engineers,
and the same responsibility imposed upon
them as masters and mates are subjected TO
under the Merchant Shipping act. No cap
tain or mate should be appointed to steamer
unless he ceuld show that he possessed some
pioShSoi huOWiSuSt C1 tuc cuSiuctl paw
ment, so as not to be wholly dependent upon
the judgment and discretion OF others. An
other recommendation Of equal importance is
that of placing passenger vessels under official
inspection whilst in progress of construction.
Had the Connaught been thus superintendent
it is probable that she would still be ahoat.
All these suggestions are valuable, and might
be advanageously acted upon by Congress
But how often have similar recommendations
been made and lost sight Of as soon as the
memory OF the disasters that called them forth
had passed from the public mind. IL will re-
quire another wholesale destruction of human
life to arouse the sympathy and energy of our
legislators. Then they may awake to the ne
cessity of compelling shipowners and steam
ship companies to consult the comfort and
safety OF their passengers
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Political Intelligence.

JOIN SHERMAN THE sgSAp.-As IL Ia now tolera
bly, we'll settled fact that Salmon p Chase will 60 into
Honest Old Abe Tincons Cabinet, the OF John Shor
put forward for the vacancy in the United States
senate, The term OF Mr. Chase does not commence until
the 4h Of March and whoever gets the place will have
ak years The scat Is held by Goo T. Pugh
democrat
names Of hundred thousand persons have been
presented IN the Senate in favor OF Mr. Crttendens plan
Of adjustment.
BRoosiyS ACADEMY Muac.-lte "Giuramcuto" will
be the frs, opera Of the season. commence on next
Tncsday evening.
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NEWS From THE PACIFIC.
Arrival or the Pom EHpsSs"-si,s6o.o00
in Treasure T1n Rou &c sor New York.

ArFaSnA OF the Pom f.S-@A'~"o'oVV
in Treasure Ecn Rou &c 'o' new YORK.
rop, Z, 'ARsEy, Jan. IS, 1861.
Inc pony express passed here at - - .so io'n'
but IN consequence Of heavy ST ' "n'0h pros
traec the telegraph lines, we have not p''u ao'e 70
tTaismit the news till now.
IAN FR,ScSco, Jan. 2, 1901.
Arrived goth ult ba, 0to Hamburg; 3ist, SD Q or-
pheus. New York
saiied Isl inst, steamship Golden Age FOR Panama :
carrying 2l5 passengers and - 200 900 treasure.
Among the passengers Governor Weller, his way 10
Mexico 70 take The position OF American Minister and
Senator Nesmith az Oregon
The following Is complete list OF cabin passenger
Vol John Z Fremont, Col. J. ID Fry, Gov Weller, secre
Frederick Billings Geo Gibbs, y r. Ross, Alfred Pe J.
r. woodward Rev. Mr.. Shuck i.B. Harris, W Smms Mrs.
Fraser Mrs coombs scott and daughter Mrs. SI.Jacobs
Mrs Fleetwood, nr J. /. Mclean, G. W. Wright, c. c.
Cooper, ! y Iaggart, DR.. +. White, r. Miokle Master
knlea, ). l.. leane, Dr. Damn Charles Hopkins, d. w.
Cheeseman, r. Wood, Thomas Gray J. NJ Eidy, Captain
John ) Dennis, captain J. Spencer p. b. Murdoch H.
MashbuIne sam Grill, Chas Sturgeon, John Hough Mrs.
Hrown, i Center, 5. Trim VIM. Orange, W. T.. Par
kcr, Mr.. Mohenry, 7. n. Mcdreeor, l.. c. Bal
nan, Miss N. A. Waid, Captain Coal, James Glib.
son, u. J.. Baldwin, Charles Newton, j. Y. McDufee,
J. Iruehart, J. Goldsmith ~ Bachman, A. Altemeycr. H.
G. kohn, }. NJ oidcnheimer, Myers kohu, j. NJ. Eek
ieldht, Geo X Washing On, VIM. Hcndrickson, Geo. 81
Hansen, J. Gait, Mrs Caupett, W 2. Patch A. Eliwain
L. }. Cummings j. d. Cartwright, j. +. Parks, W. Col
Inns, a. Rowsark James Eyais John Rlyoy, Mrs Rou-
sart, John Wolf August Grandcn, Taylor Miss Dennis
John Caruthefs, A. Mayer Dr. safely, .. kee.er, H. d.
Forsyth
There has been trade worth reporting An unex
pectcd strngency IN the money market forms the prin
eipal topic OF conversation in business circles.
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A Gail for New York Democratic state
Contention.

Tie alarming condition Of our country which Is endan.
eercd st this time by conteudng factions demauis an
effort by the democratic party 10 avert the threatened
destruction OF our NATIONAL Union In one part of
land our government openly deled and tbs public pro-
peIty l. se2ei-whc other sections these acts or VIC.
cnce nstgaed ny appeals to sectional passions aud
preuaices BY those who tramplc upon the constitutional
rights OF tie South and indulge indscsinnate attacks
upon its people
Although these two classes Of agtato.s hostile in
feeling both desire the overthrow q our Union-and
these the one hand who refuse to yield any conces-
sons and those the other who reject all compromises
are alike actuated by reasonable designs Ia the balls
Of the national and State Legislatures have only exhi
bit.ons Of partisan purposes and passions.
IN this cmcrgercy conservative OF all classes call
upon our time honoled party, which at this moment
presents the views and feelings OF majority Of the PEG
PIE OF New ok 20 cooperate with patriotic citzJns
elsewhere and especially with the efforts Of the "Border
states, IN putting down the agtaons aai conspirace,
OF tie secs otss Of the South ana the ultra republicans
OF the North.
The honor aad interests Of orr own state also call for
action On our part, 10 check schemes Or corrupt egsa
ton which already engendercd under pretexts OF mill
tlIy aud coerclye projects.
10 save country from the evils of domestic wars
aud deep disgrace IN the eyes Of the civilized world
spiiaces against its peace must be met the North and
the South IN the spIii Of the ust, jackson, who,
tpou like occasion, upheld with one strong hand the
and power OF government, and with the other
rendered the compromises which removed the causes for
strife auj boo1saod.
cfac! Of the state OF New York, embracing, trust
new all conservative citizens requested send
delc gates from each Assembly district to Convention.
70 be held IN the city Of Albany, at twelve NJ
the alst day % January instant
Dated Jan Is, 1861.
F.rT Disiy.ct-Benjlnlin Wood and william D. Ken
nedy.
Second Ddrid.talyin Frost and John A. Dayton.
Third DiNric-Peter Csggcr aud ". L, Ianin
Fourth Ds&yTG-R. ii Cushing aud X. & stone.
Iifh Diar.e-Wniard Johnson and ). Arthur Gilbert.
Sirth Drhict-H. A. Beebe and II. Hubbard.
Sctcosh Disfr1ct-E. r. Ross and T.. T.. B Walker.
Et9hh piafriC--Eean Richmond ami A. L. Lansing.
Democratic State Central Committee.
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SUPREME CouRr or nm UNITED SrArEs-JAy. 10
No 81 Christopher g. Pcarce al, Incorporated and
acting under the Of The Niles Works, appellants,
Jesse w. Page ct al claimants OF the steamboat DR.
RobertsonAppeal from the Circuit Court OF tho United
States for the district Of Kentucky Mr.. Justice Mclean
delivered the opinion OF the court reversing the decree
Of the said Circuit Court with costs and remandng tho
cause further proceedings to be had therein Ia
foimv TO the opinion Of this court.
No a. George H. Kyle ct al, plaintfs In error, ".
John Macae ct al1he argument of this causewas con
tnued by MI Geo Vim. Brown and Mr. Gill for the deen.
dau,s in error, aud concluded by Mr.. Wallis for tbs
plaintiffs in error
JAN. 1e--No. 4e.-uilliam Thompson ct al, ,aaln,rs
IN error Lewis Roberts ct a The argume j, of this
commenced BY Mr.. Mayer for the plaintiff in
error, and contnuedby Mr. Aexands for the defendant
In orror.
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right bearing the inscription Of Washington,
and the other of Martha, his wife. The Prince
made several remarks, it may be remembered,
appreciatve of the glorious character OF the man
whose death was deplored by his country, and
whose deeds are imperishable. He also ex-
pressed willingness to plant tree on the
spot in commemoration Of his visit, and,
some horse chestnuts having been handed to
him, he stopped and planted them in the earth
He afterwards put few more in his pocket
with the intention, as he mentioned, of planting
them in Windsor Park upon his return home,
as another memento Of an incident which he
should ever regard with feelings of peculiar
interest.
From the tomb the company bent their
steps towards the house of Washington--a long
two storied wooden building, facing the river
only thirty yards off by the path across the
weedy grounds. Thus, for nearly two hours,
the party continued their stay at Mount Yer
non, during the whole of which time they
were occupied in visiting and inquiring into
the surroundings of the interesting spot They
then returned by boats to the steamer,
where d9eoaer was served, after which,
by general consent, dancing commenced
on deck, the speed of the steamer
being meanwhile reduced, at the Princes
suggestion, in order to prolong the pleasure Of
the gay yotaries of Terpschore. Then flying
feet trippcd TO the swell of music, and, it may
have been, eyes looked love to eyes which
spake again. AS the vessel advanced the spires
and chimncys of the gray old town of Alexan-
edria were seen giittering in the sunlight, while
every vessel at the wharves was dressed with
bunting in honor of Victoria's son. 1t was
.halfpast five before the party, that had en-
parked an hour before noon, again stepped on
terra .fs7aa at the Washington Navy Yard, in
The midst Of another of those salutes which
had proclaimed in iron-tongued accents the
moment OF their departure. Thus ended that
delightful excursion which has since engaged
the conversation of the world, and is now the
subject which the genius of Cambridge is
taxed to immortalize in the majesty of verse.
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Markets..
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PmADEr1uA, Jan. IS, 1881
Stocks firm. Pennsylvania State SIS, sv1s: Reading
Railroad, 22l Morris Canal, 55 Long Island Railroad,
1917 Pennsylvania Railroad, 3sit Sight exchange on
New York, 70 Is per cent premium
MOBILE, Jan. Is, 1891
Coton-sales 70 day 1000 bales, at lie. for middng;
sales OF three days 500 bales receipts do 1880
bales. Freights- Cotton 10 Liverpool I'D; TO Havre,
lac. Sterling exchange, 103 10ss sight exchange on
New York, u 3 per cent discount.
MomE, Jan. is, 1881.
Cotton-sales 2,ooo bales middlmg at ioHc., tho
ket closing dull.
BALTIMORE Jan. IS, 1864.
Flour dull Howard street and Ohio, Is 62h. Wheat
dull red, 81 25 81 80 white 81 so 81 G5. Corn firm
white, G6c. roc; yellow, &c &c. Provisions active
and buoyant sales Of pork at SIS dare active at
1890. Coffee steady at 12c. 1sc. whisley at fslc
PimADsLPrna, Jan. Is, 1851
Flour unchanged. Wheat steady red, 81 20 81 So
white, 81 40 81 so. Corn steady; new, 6ac n 5jc.
Codee-Ro, 11hc. a 1910. whiskey steady. Lard,
1890. 11kc
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Accident to the Thomas Hunt.

QUARANTINE, Jan. 1s-Evenng.
As the steamer Thomas Hunt, running between New
York and Port Richmond was making her Last trip from
New York this evening" she got into the ice Robins
Reef and broke her crank She unable TO proceed
any further but towed to Quarantine dock by the
steamer Southned The steamer Flora will take her pas
sengers and proceed to Port Richmond to night
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TRENTON, Jan Is, 1861.
jury cmpannellcd in the Jlckaiow case to-day.
The Indictment for robbery on the high seas
read, and Colonel Cannon opened the on the
part Of the government setting forth the facts which be
intended to prove The FIRST indictment is for robbery
in support Of which the government has the greatest
amount Of testimony. II convicted this the other in
dictmcnts will proaby not be tried. The al
iourned TO Monday,
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QUARANTINE, Jan. 1S-e +. NJ
The steamship Asia has anchored in Quarantine.
The Doctor is unable to board her, owing to the ice
running.
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Stciuway Il Sons Overstruug Grand
und square Pianos considered the best maeufar
ured warranted for Eve years. warerooms ~ asd ~
Walker street
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Missouri Exchange.

ST. IoUis Jan. IS, 1851
Sight exchange on New York declined per cent aud
Is quoted at per cent for Missouri paper.
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Balls ana Pa ties SNOW and Rain. --
Ladies' white satin, kid ana liner Cater Boots and Slippers,
India Rubber Boots and shoes
MILLER 1 co 3s7 Canal street
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ware Lotieries:-
Sussex COUNT, CLASS stxrEES, Jan. I8 1861.
3, s6, So, &C, 80, Il, AZ, 8, 81, ID, 81, Al.
CONSOLIDATED LorTKRv, CLAss q, Jan. IL 1861.
46, 4 %, ~ "a so, &c, 20, 50, &c, 60, ID, 6, 3d.
r. FRANCE a co.
Wilmington, Delaware
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cHAnLysIos..s steamship Marion Kcpman, J Walker.
Mrs Ellen II Walker Mrs Sherwood and two children,
Brown, Mcdonnell Mcsulty, Jose McArist. II
Mnvey, Leonidas Das Flsck lady and two children;
segar, SeCsr Mrs Rosenheim, y Often lady and
children; August Often julius Bergman, Daniel Brown,
Burr Rue5O In the steeragr and ~ eecoored persons
MISUNDERSTANDING Ala6arua--Mrs J BRADY, Mrs
wenger Mrs schloss, Mrs A Campbell, Ferris,
Penny, A Mcff egor, W Campbell. King, yandorn,
Warren " Young y lie B,nht Is Wolf, Maryi. VI
Bsebee, Wsdde. Frank Vernon, ii Douglass, Justine
Prunt--and ~ In the ateerage.
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Batchelor's Hair Dye-Ueiiabte, Harm
ess and black brown Factory 81 naray
strpet Sold aud applied at BArcBEIoas Wiz fsctory, 10
Bond street
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Gurney's Gallery.
TOT BROADWAY.
The lage oil portrait Just ontpleted, OF
III. X. II. THE PRINCE OF WALES,

HRR MAJESTY QUEEN VICTORIA.
win be exhibition faw days only, Gurneys Sal
lery 707 Broadway previous its Buckn gam
Palace The public respectfully invited view OF
j. GURNEY Il SON.
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The Lnad 81 Webster Sewing Machines
may be had for $50, mt 500 Broadway.
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Balls and Parties Supplied I'm the Most
splendid and newest STYLE by HENRY MAfLLARD Confec.
toner, No G2l Broadway, near Houston street.
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II Is now becoming evident to naval people that what
course political events may take, the Home Squadron
will be called for efficient coast guard The arrival
Vera Cruz announced Tuesday OF the Cumberland
the signal FOR the return OF the steam frgac Pow
batan and the frgatc Sabine. There Is also 70
believe that the soop st. Louis will come home. The
Mohawk Crusader, Wyandot, Pocahontas and Water
Witch likely to be detailed tenders for the Brook
lyn, SABINE and St. Louis, II the fleet should be called
into requsition our seaboard. The newly com
missoned corvettes Macedonian and Cumberland would
be sufficient to protect national interests la the Gulf
for a while. Thus the ships available for homo duty
would carry aggregate OF AGO men, and hundred
guns.
II is said that the Virgnians have signhed their ntcn
ton to resist the removal from Norfolk Of any United
States ship IN commission, by the federal authorities
The intelligence from naval officer that place.
Annexed a list Of our men of-war at the Gosport
yardiancr Pennsylvania, rated 40 guns but carrying
only few not worth thing outside her present BERTH
liner Columbus lying up, and useless for present duty
liner Delaware do. DO; liner New York. not half built
frgate Columbia, needing repairs Ia ordinary frgatc
Raritan do do. corvette Germantown, undergoing
pairs in dock steam rigate Merrimac, in ordinary tx
cept in regular naval hands all these chips would be
worthless for any service.
The United States revenue cutter J. G. Dobbn, Capt.
Webster arrived al Norfolk the 18th inst. from Sa-
vannah, and after remaining few hours left again for
Baltimore The following are her oficers:-C,pt John
A. Webster, Jr. John T. Shultz First Lieutenant John
G. blackboard, Second Lieutenant, aud Master The Dob
bin IL will be remembered is the cutter that seized
by unauthorized force Georgia. and restored 10 her
officers by subsequent order Of the Governor
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Grover AZ Ha ker's Celebrated NOfseIrss
Sewing Machines, $40 and upwards 495 Broadway, y.
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Drawings az the De,awmre state Lot

kres-wOOD EDDY a co, Managers OF the
DELAWARE, kENrucKy AND MISSOURI STATE LorrERrL
DFlswArx-ExrRA Class 81, Jan. Is, 1861.
IS, So, 60, ~, AZ, 3, 73 "a, II, 80, SO, %, 81.
DFLswARr-CLsss SO, Jan. f 1881.
49, 49, 6, Is, 40, 81, 70, rs, SO, 0, AZ, H. TO- 81.
Circulars sen. free Of charge by addressing either TO
Or 70 WOOD, EDDY a CO., st. LOUIS, Missouri
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Wheeler ~ Wilson's
Sewing Machines with important improvements at re.
duced prices. Olice sos Broadway.
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a. ID. Kussel,
ATTORNEY AUD CoUNSI,TloR AT EAw
Opposite Post oiiceJ NEW YORK
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Hill's Hair Dye, so Cents, Black or
brown. No. l Barclay street, and sold by all druggists
Arrte nj
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Pages venus"
For short time only. !4S Broadway.
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nmpbc!I, Chemist and Apothecary,
southwest corner OF Eighth avenue and Twenty eighth
Medicines warranted strictly pure.
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moidavaa Cream, for Preserving and
beauttying the HAIR. Sold only at W A. BATCH ELoRs
newly invented Wig Factory, 10 Bond street.