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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, May T.-Cotton is firm; sales Of 1000
bales at l3hlGl3S cts. Flour is unsettled: sales of
1880 bbls Wheat is dull; sales of 700 goo bushels
white 81 40d}l 60; red 81 rs al 81 Cornwhte has de-
clined PORK is steady. Whiskey is dull at II cts
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Aals auaGS.
FOR THE

IfIk sgs Essssssszsgg==S45g3 FOR THE
E29l w. xHza@EI@ " E s T i " u s. o ~ TIL
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
On after Aurl l4h, lS6l.the trains will un foows
Leave CAMDEN STATION, Baltimore--Mail Except
Sf,,!,, at 5 30 A NJ. Express uaiiy At $40 r NJ
Both Trains directly Throughout Ali. rARTS OF THE
WEST, SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST.
FOR M 7 PASSEHGERS
. Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the 80 A. ~
train; between Piedmont and Wheeling take Accommoda
ton train leaving Piedmoat at 40 A. NJ; ana hereen
Hfaon and Parkersburg take the 9I5 A. Il and $50 P
train from T'a tmnre
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 30 P H.
and Frederick at SEQ 4. 81.
THE ELLICoTl'S MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore at IL
a h., ami 400 and 90 P. n. - "
FOX Washing TON AND THE SOUTH
Leaves Baltimore 90 and 10 land g. 10 and sop
On Sundays 3: 40 A ~ only. Leave Washington at
625 and no A NJ, and Z45 and As P ~ On Sundays at
80 + n only The second and fourth rains only from
Baltimore stop at The fourth trains
from Baltimore and the third from Washington
connect With trains the Annapolis road.
For urher Information, tcke every kind &c apply
to T. ENGLAND Agent, at Camden station, or at the
IlcEet Once. P. SMITH,
, =, Master Of Transportation.
IL N COLE, General Ticket Agent apl3-tf
LIZ rEnsssss5s4E5tI FOR THE
AS-1VsS12---EES9k NORTH, WEST AND NORTHW EST
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Shnnina.

lit FOR BREMEN The fine fas1-soiI;-.- n
ss men ship PRESIDENT SMIDT, Warkm,istag5 DIE
ter VIII have prompt despatch the sbSvn @ mas
"g %G.f to 'F y y. ss%f tISEaSs:s!oa
6.s-s FOR BREMEN.-The fine Al Bremen
- bark AMARANTH, Capt. A. Hedorn will have
EEK 55?S; cq naSi"f
m8 wharf No. % South RR9 GRats tss
.sSA FOR BREMEN.-The Al Hanoverian
1850 bark UNION, Schultz, master will have quick !
Ca me on Sosr o5 FOR w Or pEafIF1 apply
ap26-tt II German street
$50 FOR AnSTERDAM.-The ship LALLA
- RoOk H. Read, master, will have quick (ispatch for
tain ssn' Or pKEssffSz aRPE '4i Cap
am II German street
- FOR WILMINGTON, N. C.-THE MER
PACkETS-The Al clipper schooner TINE, Capt Haines
having large portion of cargo hoard, will sail with
F'>' u ''''l' b SjE5 c1kpP ! #SEArnERLY
Goods sent to address will Forwarded free Of com
mission and all charges thereon promptly paid.
Messrs. r G 4 B. G. WORTH Agents iu Wilmington.
ssfs5 FOR CHARLESTON, S C.-THE MER-
21 ssb GrSer t I'M sAI c The
now receiving freight ami will sail with despatch. For
--'A' Apply CHARLES PFNnERGAsT,
All charges maid on goods shipped by ths ne and goods
sent to address, will be forwarded free Of cmmssion
each lot Of gdG wi" please send duplicate receipts With
M-ssrs II T. RUSSELL co, Agents in Charleston apl
,eI5s NEW ORLEANS
es2s-2s LINE OF
Ship R RAM EYR Y. I,2 CAPTAIN En6Tlss
Z" HELEN 4. MILLER calf
= CHARLES, Ruark
Thes vessels are all Of superior class ana insure at the
o"es fgure They sail regularly advertised and are com
aded by Captains well experienced in the trade The ca
pay too OF the above vessels as will afford great
"y W spPers FOR freight cabin steerage passage,
sppy 10 JOHN HENDERSON Il co,
GEO. ". HYNSON Co, Agents, New Orleans will for
ward with promptness and dispatch all goods consigned 10
ut.t tuIItss. dI3f
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In FOR RICHMOND, VA-Tho
steamer BELVIDERE will eava Iiah,
street wharf on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON NEXT, The
9th March instant, at o'clock.
For freight or passage apply to
P,S.-Passage and fare only IS. mh43t
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Stkamhnats.

ST FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER
The steamer MARY WAsHINGTON ,tr
ef route to the Pauyent River commencin W
SnAY, February 9th, and continue every We5ns.sD
thereafter until further notice ' "euueSuay
Tho . - MASON L. WEEMs, Master
or me steamer GEORGE WEEMS will leave her ny. :,
Tor the same place commencing "arch 10TH
Rr., THEO. WEEMS, Master
auei ts Shippers may desire '"'s
Al tTeIsht must he preuaid rb,e.
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4alats, GtIs, elass, ags StuIs,&s

BALTIMORE CHEMICAL PAINT AND
~ VARNlSH WORKS.
W N. D | s o N 4 CO.,
MANUFACTURERS,
No. lO4 LOMBARD ST.,
Beg leave to call the attention trade 20 their various
BRANDS OF WHITE LEAD. Their BALTIMORE PREMIUM
LEA they warrant equal to in the country, and their
French and American ZINCS they guarantee to be
passed in quality.
They also continue the manufacture OF their well known
VARNISHES, of every desc ption.
Reid Saltpetre all grades Putty, b!adders and bulk
Alum Whiting and Chalk,
Copperas, Glue,
Lanpblack, Sandpaper,
Neatsfsot Oil, Spanish Brown,
Venitian Red, yellow Ochre,
which together with their usual assortment OF Paints they
ouer 70 the trade at the lowest
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FoRr kEAFNfy Jan Is, 1851.
The Western stage with six passengers heavy mail
and Hncklcy x Co.'S messenger, with 81 0co in dust,
passed ut -Four O'Clock T. NJ on the oath for Omaha.
DENVER, Jan. 81, 1861,
inckley Co.'S express start d their first messenger
for tho Taos d san Juan mines terday with heavy
mail.
Recent intelligence from Blle River reports cheering
prospects. Miners on TIL Gold Pan, French Humbug
and Georgia gachcs doing wl, generally averaging
from TO $40 per day, with o'ae two and three hun rcd
dollar runs. The weather cold they could d. only
six or seven hours work per day \ sxty dollar nugget
was taken out lat week
Claims in several districts have been Jumped their
former owners ha, ing gonc to the States spent the
winter.
Tie announcement that Congress designs giving us
Territorial ogniza.i,n is highly CRAFTY ing the people
FoEr kE.RyEi, Jan %, 1861.
The o. L. express coach Cor st. Joseph paasol here
at O'Clock this evening, with six passengers and
So 800 in treasure.
There is no news cr Importance from Denver
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FORT KLARSgl Jan 70, 1861
The pony express passed at hsf past eles o'clock on
the night Of the I'D. lelegaphic communication east
ward has since then been interrupted
SAN FRANCISCO, Ian. $40 M
Arrived the sth, Dashir Wave Boston 9th II! ing
Cbiders, New York, Sailed Sth, sh!T Charles Foot Hail.
carrying Is COO sacks of wheat and ship Achilles Mel
Bourne
The Legislature met O. Saer lmento on the Tth d
9Th Don Pablo de Ia Guenava, a native Calf of
lie attachments, sas chosen President Of the lud
ex Lieutenant Governor He i BoGgas at, and
was elected without caucus nomination, receiving ma
tera republican support the entire Breckiuridge vote
and but four votes from the Douglas Senator's. THIS
election indicates the dsorganza'on in the Douglas
narty, and disposition Of allowing all parties to
fern advantageous coalitions with opponents. Il viii
probably lead combinations contrary partisan usage
the Senatorial question The Assembly has not vet
organized. desperate struggle tho election of
Speaker is progressing. John CONFESS, Frederick
Douglas democrat is the leading candidate having
ceived the non nation Of that wing but changed
republican Breckinridge support and seems dcs
tined TO defeat although the contest likely continue
several DAYS.
Gen. Denver aud J. \, Mcnougall regarded the
leading candidates for the United ate senate The
preston among conservative is that neither will DC
elected the nomination OF either II tie Douglas eau
60 would not ensure his election W,out considerable
outside support.
The ny express with dates from Fort kearney the
2fth It, has arrived.
The suits against Harraso,hy the former tener III,
San Francisco Mint set apart for trial the 5th OF
February next
Tho schooner Alert arrived to day from Japan, via
Sandwich Islands, with Honolulu dates TO tue 22d OF
December.
The only lsiard news of importance Is IN loss at jar
Wis Island, the 10th OF November of the ship SILVER
Star and ne sale Of the wreck Tor 500.
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Til. Opera ana the Theatres.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Tie "Crramcnt0' was given Tor the second time Last
evening, with the distribution rs berorc-Nsiame
C.lsou, Miss rn....s. Sgnor Brgnoli and Fcrri The
Performance better tbln htt q the first night
anil gave great satisfaction to the audience This
IN Miss Huxley makes her debut in Brooklyn The next
operate performance IN Irving place viii be given on
TuC...y.
WI. fEr GARDEN.
Mr. ChaTl Dllon, English actor Of sone note, nude
his debut here the well Known French drama "b.iphe
scr and achieved genuine He acts in 'hemo
dern French school avoids al the old trap methods Of
secur npsus the risk of destroys ing the author
idea sua Is artist who viii take very high RINK in
this country Trio hight OF the most unpleasant
of The season. md the audience small but highly
opprtciatvc Mr.. Dillon was called before the curtain
sevus times All received regular ovation.
NfBLo's GARDEN.
Earcy announce Of his very popular lectures here
this srternocp. commencing At three O'Clock In the
evening the pUp llsr scotch drama, Rob Roy VIII lie
given - the benefit &c the Wizard Anderson who plays
the priv cro character gho old but ever welcome Scot
itch and irrigh bailaas introduced and s,ng by Miss
kemp, ,'r. Bowler aud Mr Cook. form, perhaps, tie
mos, pleasing feature in the play. season Of
inglish GptW viii shortly be commenced at
this house. with The above pamed 1tiss, and
Madame Anna Bishop ~ pfma donna. " The
/
series The louayc have returned 10 town, aud
viii ap ear next saturday in military spectacle,
The stormiug of tho Malsko" On Monday Mr. Forrest
will n Rich'lieu.
THEATRE lEANCAisE.
The new iyc act play, "Les Canotiers dc la seine, T.
said to he very anus ne and remarkably well acted "
viii he rcrcatcd this evening. y Is "ul pece, all
he nrsts the company being included in tho ditrhn
tiou.
LAURA KEENE's THEATRE.
Miss kteue hag made some important additions 10 her
famous burelts The seven Sisters" which has now
reached il. sixty sixth night, and stil exceedingly at
tgactive.
VIZ. GEORGE vANrpSHorf
Has rcceivc invitation from several prominent cli
zons to deliver hi original poem entitled ffc, or Men.
Manners, Modes end Measures " which teens with pa
sage strong the Union, and breahes spirit stirring
call t. patriotism the examples OF the great heroes q
history. The poem, gather from the - lons
and other papers vi cities IN the West, wher ha. been
rcctcd With grca, success gbouuds ~ sparkling pa ses
of VII END plcaeam satire touching hose marriage AMI
union il general u a altogether We nrc assurcd. 4
highly pupeeut production, ana vii n, doubt atrac.
the pUbl'e attention. The recitation VIII ~ giyee
Tre-ai. evening a. ncrc Chaps
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CURIOUS COMPLICATION IN OrERATIC NAT
IERs-BRookIYN AHEAD OF New YoRK.-The
first week Of the new Opera season has de-
yeloped the rather unexpected fact that our
friends on The other side OF the river have
taken the lead OF It's in musical taste. With
tie same artists in the same operas, the receipts
in Brooklyn arc largely in advance Of those in
Irving place: and so we are really in debt to
Brooklyn for eur Opera. They have new
theatre, Of which they are justly proud-that
accounts in some degree for their enthusiasm;
and the public here have been 50 frequently dis
appointed, both by opera managers and artists,
that they have no longer mach faith in them.
When il il thoroughly ndcrstood that the cont
pany is very superior one, and that it in
cludes scGle OF the best singers of the day
such as Madame Colson, Miss Phillips, Brig
noli and Susini, together with Miss Rinkiey, a
native prima donna, who proh es, with little
more practice on tho stage, to be the best Of
them, and still another star, the Signorina
Elena, in rcscrvc--and IL new opera, the au
dienccs in Irving place will improve, and the
Opera season in both cities will BE- highly
successful one.
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THsyToN, n. j., January %, 1851.
The ,ac,aiow is still pending. Five witnesses
examined to day the prrt OF the government
an.ong whom were MIS- Iects and daughter Eliza
beth and Dr. opidor Tho adics corroborated and
nrmed the testimony heretofore brought out Dr. Out
dor testified to ciots Of blood found OH the
ball of twiue, and that these spots had been 20
vered with verpilon raict. nuriag the eya-
mination Of MIS-. Ieets and bert daughter the
prisoner exhibited great deal Of uneaar ess,
and nervous agitation. A profound Stiffness pcrvaded
tho court during the time they tho stand.
witness the part Of TIE government being absent,
and, the Court stated the court, ufy counsel and
witnesses had passed lab,rious week. the court would
be adje lned TO Monday next at twelve O'Clock After
the adjournment Of the court in tho morning. JacSalow
said, "Mc know I'm, re.errIns to the Leets, sorry
Captain Icets zone"
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THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
The Neutrality-suspicious. from WASH
1ngton--The Proceedings OF Congress
Withdraw al OF the Senators from FIori-
da, Alabama and Mississippi-The
Latest News-Mnrkets, SC.

this morning at eleven O'Clock. II will, with other
things, coniain:-The highly interesting Special De-
spatches 10 the HERALD, showing the Progress of the
Revolution and the present condition of affairs at tho
National Capital full report Of the Proceedings of Con-
gress; An Account Of the Withdrawal of the Senator'S
from Florida, Alabama and Mississippi The Minority Re
port of the Committee q Thirty three The latest Intel
gence from he Seeding States; The Actual Condition of
Agars 4; Font Suncr The seizure of Firearms for the
s-.th II Now Yorl City, The Latest News received by
tci graf ~ mi Editorials Leading Events Reports
II he Cattle, Provision aud Money Markets, and all in
taroafre nova Of the preceding week, received by
tel granh otherwise. Single copies, in wrappers can
b had A. III counter of the Office of Fulton and
Nassau streets. Price six cents.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
ptrr mn yurA Ian o.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan g. 1861
Stoke active. PENNSYLVANIA state SIS. 90; Reading
Railroad 90 Morfs Canal 81: Long Island Railroad,
10 renns, lyana Railroad, 37a. Sight exchange ON
New York at par = per cen, pr miuni.
NoRfork, Va, Jan. 2j, 1851
Receipts OF for the week, 100 900 bushels; mixed
and yellow, CSC, white, 65is, Cotton-Receipts Of the
week. c eco bales Slcs were made at III &c Ike
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Is, 1891.
Flour qvie AMI declined 10 &C. At 81 37l IS 80 for
superGne Wheat unchanged; white, 81 40 - so; red
81 ~ 81 g. Torn declining; yellow, new 6tc.; old,
roo. ,onee buoyant Proyisions firm. Whiskcy lsc. a
Pnc'
BALTIMORE. Jan. IS, 1861.
Flour duh and heavy Howard street aud Ono are held
at - 30 and CRY NILS al - - sales wheat de-
cliuci b.; red, - ~ - 80; white, - &asi GO
Corn FIRM; yc,nw, o.. fine wlsto, &c a.Iic Pfoyi-
siohs frm pork cls IS rnmp, SIC go nrl, To- &C..
Collee active al II 90 i2isc Whisky dun az IS.
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sources Of The South are inexhaustible. In a
word. if the Southern States were closed in
from the rest of the world by Chinese wall
they could, upon their osn Astounding re-
sources, MAINTAIN 1 mse'vss etter than could
the people Of the some ,x,r at OF territory in
any other part or the earth
Next as 10 the expenses of a Southern con-
federacy. They need not exceed, for peace
establishment, twenty millions year, and an
export daty OF one cent per pound upon
cotton will furnish that amount Of
money. Nor do we apprchend that there
will be any difficulty as to the recognition
of Southern confederacy by England and
France. Cotton viii settle that question
if put to the test, in favor Of the confederaey
and also in favor of European Intervention, if
necessary, for recognition of Southern indie
pendence by the North. All these republican
theories, therefore, of coercing or starving the
South into submission are fallacious; and
equally absurd is this other idea of Southern
poverty and helplessness. The simple truth is,
that the upshot of this Southern revolution
must be reconstruction of the Union, upon the
basis Of positive securities to Southern insti
tntions, or the separation of the Union into
two confederacies, each resting upon its own
peculiar system of labor, and each pursuing its
manifest destiny in its own way subject only
to their treaties with each other and the rest
of the world, and to he general laws of nations
MIR. Lincoln's administration may come in too
late to maintain OF reconstruct the Union. If
so, as peace is better than war, as law and
order are better than political confusion and
ruin, it is to be hoped he will incline to the
recognition of a Southern confederacy rather
than plunge thewhole country into the anarchy
of Mexico
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CAnI-SSrDIcoR.-At St. Marks church, lsiip, l. l., on
Thursday, January "a, by tho Rev. Henry NJ. Davis,
JAMES II. CARL, Of Philadelphia to ANNIE daughter OF
o. s. Sne6icor, Of Islp, l.. !.
O'DoSNEIL - O'DoSNEtr. On Wednesday evening,
January % at Brooklyn by the Rev. Bishop Ioughlin
by. JOHN ODoSSEII to Miss ELIZABETH oDoSsIII, both
Of New FORK.
-McKEyxy-on Friday, January Is, BY Rev.
Hugh H. Blair wv. CALDWELL TO JANE McniSyIS all Of
lcIscY CITY.
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gentlemen of saying that they exhibited much
more liberality in regard to its proposed uses
than some of its more prominent lay promoters.
Well, after various vicissitudes, including the
tumbling down of the roof--a mark, some said
of the Divine displeasure-the Academy was
opened with grand inaugural speech by one
of the directors, in which be felicitated
himself on the accomplishment Of this great
work, and pledged himself to the public that il
should not be used for theatrical perform
-ances or any low or immoral purposos.' We
are not aware TO what extent this promise
presented the sentiments of his colleagues Of
the Board. As regards the latter portion of it,
ii seems to have been intended only to be kept
to the ear. Within week from the time ii
was made the "Traviata' was announced to be
performed within the very walls which were
TO be kept sacred from the contamination
Of Shakspere's creations and it was only re-
moved from the bills to make way for the
.Giuramento,' an opera still more immoral
To make the matter worse, the Brooklyn saints
seem to have taken to it wonderfully, the re-
ceipts Of the house q. its first representation
being considerably larger than those of the
New York Academy on the opening night.
How are the pledges of the directors to be
reconciled with these facts? Does not their in
consistency show that their Academy is sham
and was sham from the beginning, and that ar
rant hy pocrisy is the prevailing characteristic
amongst our neighbors across the river The
only way in which they can refute these impress
sions is to rent their house for every enter
tainment, theatrical or otherwise, which is not
in itself Objectionable, and which the public
taste calls for.
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Cur uey's Gallery.


Guruey's Gallery.
7U BROADWAY.
The large oil painting, just completed, of
H. III. TIE PRINCE OF WALES,
HER MAJESTY QUEEN VICTORIA
win be exhibition for Few days only at Gurneys Gal
ery To- Broadway previous TO its departure to Buckingham
Palace The public respectfully invited to view Of the
Gallery open til r. VI. -
y GJHNEY 4 SON.
n BThe exhibition Of the above picture viii positively
close on Saturday next, Jan. ~.
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Tn, Chicago mad Milwaukee Merchants
nt PhiIadelphi0.

FTuIADFFfTA, Jan. ., 1851.
number Of Chicago and Milwaukee merchants
beng sGmp'uousiy entertained AT the Continental this
evening ~ the Beard Of Trade u this city Instead Of
''kHg Cotton the prince OF Brcadstuns' toasted.
-Four hundred guests accommodated The entertain
menis ARE the nnest given in this city.
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Ma rine Disaster.

PROVIDENCE, Jan. 25, 1861.
The schooner Giia Of and from orland, Me-, Tor New
York, with SEQ quntaS o. Gsh, went ashore last night
on Hazards Bcach, Newport She lies in bad position.
All hapra saved.
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Democratic state Delegates.

TROY, Jan. 70, 1901.
The following elected delegates TO the Democratic
state Convention this evening from the First Assembly
district OF Rensselaer, eount,.-Jchn = Willard J. C.
Hewitt, J. A. Griswold, D. Allen
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Drawings Of the Delaware state Lot.

ItffNH--WVUI, I.UDf a VO, MdnHgtrs OF IDt
aELsvAaKY aENTuoaY MISSOURI LOTTERIES.
bvL.wAaE-ExTKA Class a3. Jan. % 1881.
20. 81, 81. 26. 10, A, 66, l3, 30, -, 20, 81 80.
AEiAw aRF--CI-Ass ~ Jan % 1861.
-, II, AZ. 80, ~, G5, ,, -, Is, 6, "a, r.
Circulars sent free of charge by addressing either
WOOD, EDDY 4 CO. " lmington, Delaware,
Or to WOOD EDDY a co. st. Louis, Missouri.
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Trusses.-Marsh g. Co.'s Radical Cure
fusA No 2vesey street stor House opposite the church
DR.. Riggs Truss Challenges Compare
with any in the woriI No Barclay street.
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Hanging at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Jan 70, 1861.
Patrick McHugh, who was sentenced some time sine,
for killing his wife, hung here today a. ten O'Clock
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Stefnway d Sons Overstrung Grand
Pianos considered the best
warranted Tor five years Warerooms 81 and ~ Walker
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Aafrdressing Machines.-Ladies can
dress their hair In 10 minutes Call and examine them
LAIRDg, 40 md 1877 Broadway.
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10000 Ladies Wanted-Each TO BUY
pair Satin Slips Caters pair Of India Rubber Boots
shoes MILLER & Co, R1 Canal street.
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shirts, Under Garments. Hosiery, sc.
&c.. selling OH 10 remove. PEAKSE, So Broadway.
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Hill's Hair Dye, 50 Cents, Black oil
brown Depot No Barclay street. ana sold by all druggists
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susslx CouNrY, CLASS q, Jan. %, 1861
81, H. ~, AZ, IL, 10, 81, 81, 10, 70, 90, &c.
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Glass FIvr, Jan. %, 1851
60, 4. i6 50, g. 10, H. IS, 81 ), IL, II, 20, s.
Circulars sent free of charge by addressing
L. FRANCE 4 Co,
Wlmingt ton, Delaware.
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Balls and Parties Supplied I'm the most
splendid style by HENkY MAILLARD, Confec-
toner, 62l Broadway, near Houston street
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Bachelors Hair Dyo-Relfable, Harm
less black brown. Factory 81 Barclay
street Sold and applied at BACHELOR Wig Factory ID
n,nA afr
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NIOIdavia Cream, for Preserving and
beautfying the Hair Sold only at w. 4. BACHELORS
newly Invented Wig Factory, Ii Bond street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-26

A Reduction to S4O.-Eureka Sewing
Machines Agents wanted. once 4?3 Broadway. Family
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-26

The Ladd & Webster Sewing Machines
may be had for 80, at 500 Broadway.