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Markets.


PHuIs,sly7uA, Jan 10, 1881
Stocks steady Pennsylvania state 5s, So Reading
Railroad 20s Morris Canal, 521s Long Island Railroad,
81; Pennsylvania Railroad, 3'as Sight exchange on
New York, % "a per cent premium.
NEW orrrAvs, Jan. IL. 1851.
Cotton steady sales today IS 900 bales II II c l2c
FOR mddlng. sugar rrn st FOR far 70 fully
fair. Flour quiet az IS G2Is. Corn firm at &c. SIC
Nkw ORLEANS, Jan 16 1861.
Cotton quiet sles To- day 600 bales IL &C. 12c
Tor middng. sugar steady at &C. sc. for fair 70
fully fair. Nolasses al DC dc. Flour firm at 81 90
NV oral.,Ss, jamie, 1861.
The weather has been very wet Cotton-Ssscs TO day
1000 bales at II NC 12c for midding Sales of three
days, 70 600 bae Receipts Of three days 40 900 bales
against 20 900 bales the time last year. Receipts
less than ast ysaa 1890 bale. Eecepis At az solsh
clinng At - 90 Pork firm mes SIS 80 &la ircghts-
Cotton 10 Liverpool, I'd.
81. IorIs, ian. Is, 1861
Siah, exchange on New York declined per osnt and
4 guotcd al per premium for MissoGri paper.
BALTIMORE, Jan I6, 1861.
Flour dull: Howard street and OHIO held ~ o.,
City Mills a. s. 30 Wheat firm red. ~ 20 81 Is;
white al as a al e5. Corn frm: yellow &C. a s0c.
white zoe I5c. Provisions steady; pork SlT 80
rump, sl3 Lard los. Conce quiet 81 IL e. l5c Wits
key duh AZ l9c.
Flour duh at 81 50 81 62n Tor suIcrnc. Wheat quet
sscs go bushels rod at 81 20 VI %, white at 81 10
81 &C. Corn dull sales 900 bushels. Al zoe Tic. tor
white and Sac oJc. FOR yellow Coneoio ~ IL &c.
CHICAGO, Jan 10 1861.
MUM
Fiour---Sscs uniuyportant and quotations nominal.
Wheat advanced &C &c, with large export inquiry al
81 % a VI II Nhiskey declined &c, but quotations
nominal n l3hc. Hogs irmer aud IN improved de
mand AT W losfo 70 Receipts today 300 Nee pork
buoyaIt n SIG 30. lard advanced to CSC Bulk meats
bucyant ri 81 80 ~ for shoulders and = ~ - Tor
sides. Money market unchanged
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New York Military Association.

AiARi jan 10 1901.
The Military Convention met again this morning
Generals Hail and Spcer in attendance. The
commentator Of tee Committee to revise the Militia
law for more thorough enrolment was adopted also
recommendation to Increase the force The Committee
recommend that an application be made the
Legislature 10 pass q bill TO pay the mil
tary from the state Treasury, which was agreed
TO- After long discussion 10 how much money should
be asked the subject OF framing bin to BE- presented to
the Legislature referred 10 Special Committee with
power TO act their judgment dictated
Gen Scott was made an honorary member, the propo
sition being received with applause.
Capt Roosas' complimentary resolutions to Major An
ders0n were adopted-un Animousiy
special law for the first division and fifth brigade
viii be framed by the committee.
committee of five appointed, to report what
in their opinion is necessary FOL the pur
chase without delay.
The convention is in session at the Capitol this evening,
listening to an address from Gen w. A. Jackson.
Ohcers for the ensuing year will be elected TO
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Sailing OF the Steamship Columbia for
Charleston.

Charleston.
This fine steamer left her berth pier North river,
yesterday afternoon about halfp past three O'Clock.
There comparatively few persons about the wharf
beyond those connected with the vessel having bust
ness with the officers or consignees.
She took out about twenty four passengers about half
OF whom ladies', who returning to Charleston.
She had a very fair miscellaneous freight, among which
quantity OF hay, boxes Of dry goods, hour, pota
and pork packages OF hardware The last things
sent aboard we're horse and Night wagon
Tho stories about arms and munitio ns Of war being
shipped by her were fabulous II was stated
that reporter for an excited evening paper was on
the lookout for some dire weapons contrsband
Of war and stumbled oier a donkey steam engine the
consgnces sending out 20 be employed on their
wharf al Charleston hosting machine. This the in
dividual in question mitook for Kind
OF bombshell apparatus, aud, had be not been
undsceived by the others or coasignees proba.
bly, sensation report would have duly appeared Capt
hand with his warm hearted and frank manners ready
10 impart Information TO all who asked concerning MS
beautiful vessel and her cargo. The donkey engine way
however, left TO 80 out by the James Adger -
We learned from Messrs. spoford Tieston that they
Lad given the contract for the construction OF another
steamer in place Of the John King bear the
name and TO be OF the size. IL proved God send
10 the shpyard taking the contract, work was very
Az soon as II WAS known that the yard bad re-
ceived the job about two hundred persons immediately
applied for work only about eighty of whom could be
equal not surpsss its splendid predecessor destroyed
IN. Yg
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Tx NRv Plat At WA5LAcz's which MS been IN pre-
paraton for some time, produced Tuesday night
before a large and apprecat!ye audience. Thee has
been no i've act drama that remember, any OF our
metropolitan theatres, FOR long Time that compare
to the SHADY of Tropez" in richness Of incident sad
effective situations The first act alone would afford
teriai enough for good three act play The play Is
translation from the French and has certainly lost none
OF stage in the translation and adaptation to
boards. Mr. wallack George Maurice, never acted
better This George Maurice is native OF s. Trcpez
small fishing town ON the south coast Of France, near
Toalon- captain OF priyateer he becomes wealthy
IN the course OF few years Visiting Paris ON business
he accidentally Hortense rs Hoey), daughter Of
the Count dAnderiye, creditor Of his, who owes him
enormous sum Of money lie falls in love on first
sight, and when about 10 become the possessor of the
Counts property in satisfaction for the debt, discovers
that the young lady is the Counts daughter and gene
rously refuses the deed of assignment which would nfa
libby beggar father aud daughter but the Count haugh
y insists the surrender AS equiyalent-y way
balancing the obligaton-Alaurce asks the liter
hand in marriage offer which the old Count Indignantly
rejects but which the young lady accepts solely with
view TO her fathers property Unfortunately She
is deeply enamored OF young doctor, Charles
dArbe Of which fact Maurice is entirely ignorant The
married couple like great many others, not hap
py The husband takes his bride home TO st. Tropez
Her husbands relations who naturally anxious 70 in
herit his vast wealth plot his and his young wes
destruction and manage adroity that the poisoning Of
Maurice is traced uneauivocay TO Hortense Nor does
Maurice entertain any doubt Of his wifes guilt until he
discovers his cousin Antoine mixing the poison with h.
medicine He has in the meantime discovered the secret
which preyed upon her mind and was such mystery q
him, and the last scene, when about TO die (or the
poison has worked too surely joins the hands of the
lovers and expires Mrs. H0ey, aortense, plays her
part very well.
We predict that the play will be very popular and have
successful There many fine in il, which
would be well worth noticing in more particular
ner II could afford the space; and if the audience last
night, which large in spite Of the disagreeable
weather, any index TO what future audiences may
think, sure our prediction viii be- as we hope II
may, fulfilled.
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Proposed New York Democratic state
COnye ntion.

MBA>N, Jan. 10, iool
Several prominent democrats held meeting here 20
night, and in consultation they impressed With
Of the great danger that threatens the Unon and
suggests the calling OF Democratic State Convention
TO be composed Of two delegates from each assembly
district 70 meet al Albany, preliminary 20 De-
mocratic National Convention, TO convene at an
early day 70 take into consideration the state OF the coan
try aid see what remedy for the existing distraction can
be suggested. II is said that while conceding the
minority to take possess Of the general government
under the result Of the recent election, the demo
crazy feel that as majority Of the people Of the
Juion they have rights which At this time should be
maintained, and that their stake the preserva
ton 0. the Union is greater than that Of a
minority party, although Temporarily successful On
comparison views they announce that the feelings Of
the democrats Of this State 10 be favor OF firmly
maintaining the Union and unfolding the laws, but
insisting condition, that he olive branch shall go in
advance and means be left untred rcunite all the
States of the Conieeracy the basis OF securing
each its full constitutional rights.
Cali for convention viii emanate probably from the
representatives In the Legislature and be issued forth
with.
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NEWS FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Dispatches from Com. Stribling-Tis Eek
plOratiOns in the . Inner Sea" OF Japan.
ksuxcTp< Ian 1881


EXPLORATION or THE " ISSiR SEA y or JAPAN.
The Navy Department received this morning de-
spatches from flag officer Striking with from Hong
Kong to November 10. lie communicates important in
formation respecting the discovery OF channel in
his passage from Nangasaki TO kanagawa. He says
In passage from the former place 10 the latter
went through the inner sea OF Japan This sea has
not been requented by foreign ships until the present
year i studded with many islands and has several tor
tuous straits 1t is free from difficulties, not well adapt
cd for sailing vessels but perfectly safe for steamers on
passage through we anchored every night the
pilots not willing TO except by daylight. When
the seat is frequentcd and shipmaster become
quanted with the proper places for anchorage, it WILL
have doubt be the thoroughfare for all steamers
ming between Kanagawa and Nangasaki, particularly
er the ports Of Hcogo and Osac opened to trade
Osaca Ia the commercial emporium Of Japan, where all
the capitalists reside. In its vicinity the principal
silk and tea districts and an island not far distant
the richest copper mines. On our passage
through the tsinner sea- anchored four times. At
two eIfsred wood aId ~-'d when
parties Of officers landed they were permitted - walk
around the towns and treated with The greatest
cvilty. At Ossca which the residence Of Governor
Of the highest order sent message shore expressing
my wish 10 pay my respects 10 the Governor. The
officer sent was informed that would be sent
ON board at a certain hour. Two messages were
sent on board during the night, deferring the tim
for giving TO my request Having no business
at osaca and being satisfied that the object Of deerng
10 answer my request to avoid permitting US by
thority to visit the city, concluded not 10 await the
Governors answer.
AT all the places visited in Japan receives
kindly and civy except at Osaca, and merchants ap
peared to be carrying their business successfully
withou, mpediments Of any importance from the ia
panese authorities
Tiu srTsN IF1GArs SEMINOLE
Chief Engineer williamson Of the seminole war
steamer, has been ordered home, and Montgomery
Fletcher of Washington, has orders TO take his place.
Chief Engineer King Of New York will probably be
dored TO the Pensacola receiving her engines and
machinery M this eavy yard.
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FaADrFv--BoLsND.-In Ice, Mass. on Saturday, De-
ccrnber 20 BY Rsy. r. Igan, pATMc j. BGA1sY 70 ASSS
ROLAND.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
BfowrR-cInT.--ln tins city, on Wednesday, January
10, by Rev Edward Isthrop, r. r. Rosssr D Bsovso,,
Of kansgawa. Japan, TO xAxta C. GRAFT OF New York.
DtN1fS--c,RRieaN.-on Monday, January IL, ut -.
Mary's church. by the Rev 1smes Boyce y C. DssrIS
Mary l. CAHrIG,y, eldest daughter Of r. Carrigsn Jr,
WI. both Of this city.
dublin papers please COPY.
StsISTotk-FENNr1Iy.--in Washington, D. C., On Wed
nesday, January 2 at Trinity church, by the Rev Dr..
Bute7, JoHS n. NcCaJSrusS, Jr., OF Baltimore Nd. 70
Miss MARrsA EMILY FsNNtfIN step daughter Of Alexander
Brookiesd, ESQ.,, OF New York.
llspyrI--fluxs-fn Monday, December TO- at the re-
sdence Of Capt H. Wailer, United States Army, BY the
Rev. III. Tying, Lieut.. CH,S. H. RsNpsJf Fourth infantry
to IEuA q. Rams daughter OF Lieut. Col Rains tinted
States Army
TayIoR--CnAY.-At quaker Ill., y. ", on Tuesday,
January Is, by the Rev C. @. Acey, Dr CA- TAYLOR "
New Milford, Com, to Miss DIVA CsafT OF Quaker
Hill
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COMMERCIAL, INTELLIGENCE.

The regular market report for the press has lied to
come to hand and the following is extracted from the
London Morning Herald
LONDON Jan. 5-Ey ening.
The funds opened with duness, owing to the expected
Indian loan and closed without revival Consois, which
closed yesterday at 92 quoted this evening at 92A
aa27. For February accounts there were transactions
at 92l. 9osS. New three per at 92ts 9o.
LONDON Jan 5, 1861.
The cotton market opened to day quiet but bust
ness was done than the demand Indicated The market
closed steady with sales Of 200 bales including 900
speculation and for export.
The Liverpool market is active but prices not
SO Business is mpeded the railways and canals
by frost.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURES.

ALsAyr, Jan. 10, 1851.

ALRAyr, jan TO- 1881.
RxogIs.
Mr. iuIsorsg, from the se.ec Committee Federal
Relations, presented najorty repor,Messrs spnoia
and Colyin dissenting The resolutions accompany ing
motion TO pint extra copies Of the report hay ing
been msde,
Mr. IAr,.x shd-we have already passed resolutions
rendering the whole force Of the government towards the
settlement of ih matter, ana he was opposed TO any
action At the present time thinking that ssch
would rather rctrrd than hasten a settlement.
The motion 10 print was referred
Dir fRrY presented the eighteenth annual report Of
the managers OF the New lorA state Iunatic Asylum
Mr.. LArHAn, relative TO High Bridge over Harlem
river.
Nr. J. NJ lion MrrsHY q amend the act relative 10
the City Hal, New York city.
Nr. iro>sfl making an appropriation FOR the Canal
debt and maintenance OF the canals Tor the fiscal year
commencing Dctohcr |, 1861.
Tie bill relative 70 the Finance Department Of the city
Of New York coming up on its third reading,
lr. CoIsE should decline voting for or against any
Ncw York city matters without being fully satisfied that
tie citizens Of New York desired H. lie had not for
gotten the neroees charges made against the members
Of the last legislature Tor voting the New York city
railroad bills II they voted for they were charged with
being corrupt and II they voted against them the charge
The At some future time he would cndeavor
TO show tina, Edwin T. Morgan was responsible for the
the last session This BILL he could learn, with
the approve Of those who ought be consulted In that
city measure OF this character called upon Senators
g pause unt the wishes % tae people were obtained
When the citizens OF New Notwithstanding the pro.
visions vi the bishaH Tor us passage, lac should
~ happy To vote FOR 10 Bot with the information hc
now possessed he could not fcr the measure.
Mr. MsAnHEK-New York Senator'S certainly we're
thst every payer ia the city had dyosated the
pa o. tie bill lie had objection 10 the
proposed b. the senator from the Thirteenth.
Mr. SrfsoA favored the bill and reci.ed the history of
the chamberlain controversy which rendered Il
cessary.
Mr srssoS~ was willing u vote for this bill although
members from the rural districts lad often been found
FAULT with Tor voting for bills relating 70 View York
The bill laid aside.
The hour of twelve w. having arrived the Senate pro
ceeded tile nomination OF candidate for Canal Com
missioner place ~ Samuel II Barnes, deceased, with
the following result
Bcnamin r. Bruce nominated by twenty-five
Senator's, and VIM. w. Wright by nine Senator's.
McsSrs Munroe and Kelly we're appointed TO inform the
House that the senate ready ~ meet the House
ioirt conventcu which done resulting IN the Cleo
ton or Mr.. Bruce.
RSsoLt TONS.
Mr. NcCRtv1hat the Legislature proceed u the cleo
ton Of United Stess senator in place OF Hon. William w.
seward, on the 9th day Of February.
J. aid over, tndsv the rule.
Adjourned " clcyen T. ". % morrow.
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Indian Troubles.
PmllnsirH.A. Jan

PntlpkFHa, Jan. 10, 1851,
Mr. Hill, the army suier who volunteered hS services
to Col Miles, bring delegation OF Indianss 10 holl
a council, has returned, having visited camps q
the BruIe and ogaaa sioux Indians 100 miles southwest
Of the Republican Forks. He expects that he has
delivered message and that the ogaa being the ag
grcssve party replied that they could not come their
horses poor TO travel lie also said they
starving, and wanted peace, and would
they were able Mr. fth reports their condition
wrctched and pitabe, many dying OF the measles The
report greatly relieved the approximations Of settlers and
all united in returning thanks 10 Mr.. Hah.
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NEWS FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE TLVT0NIi OFF CAPE RACK,
SIX DAYS LATER INTELLIGENCE.

CAPx RAcs, Jan, 10, 1851
Tie steamship Teutouia from Bremen via Southamp
ton, on the eth inst has arrived Cd this point Her
dates six dates later than those per the Bremen at
New York
The Teutonia has experienced moderate but thick
weather, and has s:s3S 900 ia gold.
The steamship New York arrived OH Cowes Sunday
night, 9th inst, 70 southampton short Of coal
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DEPARTURES.

MISUNDERSTANDING Ausralasian-FA Ialng New Or
leans Dustan, New York; NJ Walsh, Lockwood. Pa.
Middleton, Brooklyn; & Roker, New York sharp
less VIM Price Patton Ryan, II lie Mesurer Quebec;
Hon Mrs Gaskn, Barbados; De Challer New York
q Cruickshank X Franche. Havana; Hart Valparaiso
VIM Lucas, London; W Emery Woburn, Mass; q Farm.
wall, Hamilton; Mrs Geo Lamb, New York.
Cu,RLl.sroN-Steamship Coumbia-Mrs II l. Lloyd, 5
lloyd. Mills, lady and child ~ Richmond Cuman Miss
Herbern, q Langley l. loode, Miss Fenion, Miss l.
Studley, Miss Morquand Ford Miss Merriam Miss T.
Marconeu Mrs Mckenzie, Miss Harbeson, DeForcst,
lady, child and servant. Mrs Young. and other.
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The harleston Steamers.

Geographic despatch, received by Nessrs. sponord
Teston Co. dated Charleston, January Is, states that
the steamship Marion LETT at ten O'Clock ON Tuesday morn
ing q6th). The steamship Nashville will be detained
until Thursday, 18th.
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NIHANF, Jan 10, INtI.
Nr lAnere-To Ivy railroad track IN spring street
New ork.
Mr. iirr1uNcs FOR relief Of John Clancy
Mr. Provo 10 amend the act autborising the Brook.
Ign central md Brooklyn and Jamaica Railroad Companies
10 consolidate ana continue their roads Also autho-
rise now railroads III Brooklyn.
INTRODUCTION wrf-. -
Mr. n&ncY. an act IN relation to Ferries between Nc~
York and Isuokyn Sarie - Introduced Ia the Se0ato
hast year by Mr. spnua.
Nj wusH, In relation % sas Companies In New York
city.
Nr. Nssnur ia relation 70 Ferries between New York
and lr,oklyn Includes huth fist.rn sid Western dis.
uici ferries IN its pro, isious.
Mr. WEBSTER - amend nv relative T. Ircncn IN New
York city
Dir. sInLwooD, to provide fog proper supervision 81
New Nork tenement houses and for aud instruction
of truant children.
NNtTsoS CtSAt cow,fgsgoNYs
AZ twelve ocock the House proceeded ~ vote ror y
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Court CnIendar-Th Day.

SrPpENB COrRT, CRt EIr-Part Oyer and Termlner
Part Nos. 1904, 13s, 1863 III $50, 5, u Is 81,
81, AZ S. So, 50, g. 81 70, To- H. 256 25s 200 2o4
2G6, 2os. 70, So, So, 81, SO.
SrlrRoR Cour-Part Nos. GIG 6s,, 1917! 1877
1855 1855, 1857, 1895 1907, 1lo9, I'LL ll3 1ilj
Part Nos SO, SS4, Is, 502, $40, $40 ~ $50 GO
754, T40 163. 412, 49s. 4Ss, IL.
uSmD STATES DISTRACT CoURr-Nos. "a, S.. 60 g. TO
81. 80.
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Canal Commissioner 70 Oil the vacancy occas,cd sy the
death OF Hon. Sc1uei ~ Barnes.
Idect Gov. cAHrnlz declared Benjamin T. Bruce, Of
Madson county, daly esected I'll vacancy in the oce
OF Cn Commi ones occasloned BY the death u Samuel
H. Barnes and the senate returned 70 their Chamber
A. one O'Clock, On motion OF Mr. WALSH, the House ad
iou-ned.
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HUNGARY.

PN1H, Jan. 8, 1901.
Yesterday disturbances took place at keerekrempt
0ungary), which necessitated THE intervention of the
garrison. The soldiers we're compelled to make Of
their firearms, and five persons severely wounded
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Drawings OF tho Delaware state Lot
teres.-wOOD, EDDY CO., Managers OF the
DELAWARE, KENTUCKY MISSOURI LOTTERIES.
DELAwARE-ExrxA CLASS II. Jan. l6, 1851
IS, 40, 10, 81, 62, s, ca, IL, 81, IL. So, 50.
DyIAwARE-CIAss rs, Jan. To- 1861.
63 lS, ~, TO- ST. 81, So, A, "a, 50, 75 20, Al Is.
Circulars free OF charge by addressing either
WOOD; EDDY GO, Wilmington. De.aware
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Gurney's Gallery.
7U BROADWAY.
The iAge oil portrait just completed ~
II. H. II. THE PRINCE OF MALES,
HBR MAJESTY QUEEN VICTORIA
win be exhibition for few days only Quincy. Gal.
lery M broadway previous To It's deparre TO Buckingham
Palace The public respect uy invited 10 view Of ha
J. GURNEY a SON
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Moldavia Cream, for Preserving and
bcautfying the Hair. Sold only at W. A BACHELOR s
newly invented Wig Factory lS Bond street.
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Non-ArrivaI Of the Canadian.

ioDsss ,'au. Io--NldnI5ht.
There signs Of the steamship Canadian now
fully due at this port
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a. ID. IL uss,

A. ID. Russell.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law
No. 81 NASSAU STREET
Opposite Post offce,) NEW YORK.
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Stefnway 4 Sons Overstrung Grand
snd square Pianos considered the best
tnrcd warranted for five warcrooms 81 aud 81
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TlW fyrRapnIpw Cas-, ~ CANtDA.--Gerrit Smith 4 N
verd lecture IN Toronto Tuesdsy evening ia behalf
ot the fugitive Save aud murderer, Anderson
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Bachelors Hair Dye-Relfable, Harm
less black brown Factory ~ Barclay
Sold and applied at BATCHELoRs Wig Factory Is
Bond street.
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Southern Ocean steamer Movements.
SAVANNAH, ian 10, 1851.
The steamship Augusta arrived q, her wharf At half
past tn O'Clock Iuesdsy morning. All well.
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Wheeler 4 Wilson's
Sewing Machines with important improvements, al re.
duced prices. Office COS Broadway
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LOtttTfcA:-
Sussex COUNTY, Class FOURTEEN, Jan. IL, 1851.
1s, 70, 81, AZ, 43, %, Il, c., 80, IS, AZ. 81.
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, CLASS NJ, Jan. 10. 1861.
Ga, IA, So 70, So, 81, 20, Sc, 10, l, 70, Il, 90.
Circulars sent free of charge by addressing
II. FRANCE 4 CO
Wilmington, Delaware.
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Barry's Trfcopherous Is the Best and
cheapest article FOR dressing beautying curling
preserving and restoring The Hair Ladies yit By
Al druggfsts
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Rirfh.


PSl<roS.-On Sunday morning January Is, the ady of
JorephT Preston, ~. OF Brooklyn, Of feus y twins