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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-06-21

sGyIt is sojd thar in New Jersey and
Pennsylvania TIE people are forming
Freemen's Protective Unions" designed
to hold The terrors Of Teprisals over the
heads Of the Republicans who are trying
to have Democrats deprived Of their rights
and liberties. A cotrmporafy says it is
one of their pledges that for every Demo.
crat whose rights are violated BY Illegal
deeds. ten Republicans of his immediate
ueighborhood shall he made to suffer.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-06-21
The DoctrIne precIselr

Inc following are the resolutions of the
Louisville Democracy. adopted at recent
convention. They smbOdy she Democra,ic
IDEA TO nicely, ard any one Who seek.
to know the position and purpose. Of ibs
Democratic party, has i. exsctIy il ,hs..
resolutions:
Z. That II is the duty Of the Democrsc,
to defeat the six great msasures of the "a.
Goblin policy now 10 progress, to wit:
4. The suppression Of the freedom ol
speech and the press.
z. The annihilaiion throughout The So.,h
Of the repsbliean form Of eoyerSmsni
which the constitution guarantees 10 eysrs
State, and the overthrow Of the rich, 3,
suffrage in the border States. and wherev
er u car be safely accomplished, by the
military power y 'n'
8. The eieyatios Of tbe black barbarian
race to citizenship. add their formation
INTO standing armies to control over the
=; ne desoiation and conhscat;op efthe
territory of the-Southern States.
o. Inc enslavemeBt Of present and IN.
su,e generations by an unlimited pationaI
.; The conversion Of orr republic into n
military camp, and the inauguration Of a
system OF intending war with foreign ma.
40 enec. these purposes we are ready 10
act IN conjunction with all Who in cood
saitn support the constitution of the U5ited
STATES ana we recommend the union in
kentucky Of al oppoBe6ts of tAe policy Of
the present administration.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-06-21


The French have discovered that a few
successes and the ordering up of an emue
TOR for Mexico are scarcely enough to war;
rant the assumption that the Mexicans aFe
conquered. Indeed, it is probable that the
most nnsnccessful force 10 Mexico l. the
French army-th news recently from
there shows repeated failures and ! grad
ual bnt sure increase Of the strength on Inc
part of the "re bels.p
One cannot but feel admiration Of .
people who. always unsatisfied. are always
ready to take up arms and give m RI. i
behalf Of an opinion or a preference
The history fths late Republic i l,ttIe
more than the record Of revolutions. sue.
cess attending now one side then the other
bat generally, owing to the persis,eney
apd evident desire Of both to fght. being
pretty even balanced. A third party. rem.
rsseniiog a monarchal system of govern.
ment,cau neither conquer nor control such
a people. They most have he ,arees,
liberty in order 10 accomplish ,srmaneD,
peace, The iron glove can 20 more rule
them that il could our own Republic. and
the French will fiod this DOT to ,he;, sor.
row,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-06-21

In the County Of VIII and safs Of Illinois, and that
am the legal holder By assiennent snd purchase Of
the certificates sale and that time Of REDEMPTION
VIII expire IN years from the date OF said sale
Joliet, June II, 1854. WI. FIDDYMKNT
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hars katharine tHr). Ensiow. 0orx-kdnlsion Bros
ban r.gs ops ss1sdss, &cSseS. crcusssds1FdncA
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Rr,s Maria wheeler, wheeler Pic.ou. Ns-H Broohmsn
rrig Ruby tBr, Foley, - John. nB-o , Pension.
tug teld, Coey klizabehport Brett SON d %. slJ
schr william tbrl, kiokefsons rurks lsands--C1 Knor
SShr Ks,e ricid, Allen, Cow Bay Murray Nephew ~
oshr Kelly. Prior Rsanfort--rhemas Hoirnen 'a K
Rchr J w landsay. bewis Nsw6ern-g Geuny rfslf
&hr George Thomas, jackson, Baliimors-T wsbstsr
ssnr harriet Ogden BALTIMORE ABEL Ahbas. y, ~,
qphr rt-fida bangdou, Baltmore-TA n Webster 4 Co
scbr Reno, LamberA Phladsphar-Thompscn Huutsr.
eshr Heroine, Uhampin. Phnsdeiphis-Bense ~ Smith
Ssnr Hockonom, slAplsA Banscr-R Bseh COZ olgssc
Snhf Cora ksHy xeiIncet- v Nickerson. i. $500 =
gohr Milton, RAYMOND New Bedtqrd-y Neker.cn.
ssr rsrss, nssss ssss. SON
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t 500 tt ARRIVED y tsigl. IN
ssnarnship Mcrean tUs uAnsportt Asn-, Fosnsss Non
30. ~ hnrrs AZ bai,asA " Va usartsrmss,er h AZ
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h"" r. t'f 80 fN - 0.tr N prev w.
r. u efst isai "a esas sul ~ b 49, lst p
Nst spr u, spl ey1e ads y ecatn,s .a,s 1tsahvs
fo1si a. ati s1tsu Gfesa NO - - erstsna9
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and jo.sps Gars ass; Ssrs. SsiDsas f s
'i s. Ss% oiRsss s1i:s chs... rsn.aa
and u N aioman, Hansss. for E1rope Log 81 =
sSss.r Agr iyoIn gc,t wm rsss uo'0n for Liver
Buxsos Arnxs Apri e-Ia port ship speetwsiL Cooper
from Nqwpor Tor n.llso d,ss' ssrss L1rasA Crovsl
Bosom, aug; ssi.S START fsssr, HssSsd ds. ssss
sl ISne nay por sshrs Messenger FOR Kew Yos
nsst day; ssndsiL ana vlash, for do. I'LL. -
cApl. April Pip poI, .hiD Gsvpsr Sparrow from 81
caIcurri April Din rsrt ships stephen Glover. nenr
nonds Ruiandshire, IngrAhnn, and NATIONAL Eagle Mat
hevs for Boston Nlcobar tBr smith tor kYors having
count Of no having enough dead weight cargo for banas
,ntwster DwrhL rYork Josiah Bradlce hchos tos
sale Henry Hartock True Bepsres oannens 90 fas
s.:e r.s .ss e.r so.o r ~ .ns:s
unc. Proceeding dovn the rvsr April ., ship ksnewA.
ga from SAVIOR Harrt a. SHIPS Granite State acobA
BOSTON sih u Eousmnn pusshJ, whOrpe. San fraacs
so Api I X, sIs po chr VIM snyes cosln fer
HSosSsss April port barb Illinois ,.r Boston Ias
nsssinsl Boston brig ouls uiai), fsrdsh iron Psss.
2a"aa % "a, ,s-An sys.J KiaS csan, and Nara
reray,-s q, g, ou;s =, sV sa'
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Ensn Ansus HsnEsdy. ier l6h vancouvel Carss Tor
sSs 90 lao ojs se ssss.
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HYorh ds' Ria ies n~~aas ssi . A Assd. WA fft
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Police intelligence.

Ten DOLLARS OR DEArH-SsSDfsG A THREATENING lEr
TxR-A day or two since Mrs. Favey very respectable
and wealthy lady, living In Eghty.sixth street, near
Fourth avcnue, received threatening letter. the follow
ing Of which Is copy
MADAM am man OF few words; you must send me ten
81 he Posi- Once Il hA 40 % a e By
viii do what say Send It TO sohn Wa,,on Jig Nassau
Being much frightened At the receipt or such letter.
Mrs. Falvey communicated with Postmaster wakoman,
with whom she Is acquainted and the matter placed
in hands Of officer Gilmore duty the Post Office,
10 work up. Yesterday morning the officer sent letter.
written In neat, feminine hand 10 watson. The letter
was as follows
NKw YonH Feb 9, 1854
Mr. Joux wArsoS, tl9 Nassau street
received your note and hasten TO send ySa h zen dollars
Al the same time note addressed 10 watson, and con,
tanning ten dollars In bogus bills was deposited IN the
Post Unce. Soon Afterwards young man appeared at
tho letter window and asked there any letters Cor
John watson Receiving Affirmative answer the young
demanded tho letter. He said his name was not
WATSON and the clerk (who was posted told him u WAS
against the rules OF the Office deliver letters to parties
to whom they addressed without order The
applicant then disappeared but soon returned With an
oblige. JOHN WATSON, ii9 Nassau street.
The decoy letter being promptly delivered TO the mes.
senger he started up Liberty street followed by officer
Gilmore. when near Broadway the young fellow tore
officer grabbed him and took him 70 me house
The prisoner then gave the name OF John Martin, and
confessed 10 sending the letter 20 Mrs Favey ln ex
plantation OF his conduct he stated that be had
debt he felt Ia honor bound TO pay and being hard up
be had adopted that method Of raising the necessary
funds. He vicious locking youth only fifteen years
from the residence Of the lady 10 whom he sent che
threatening mssive. Justice Hogan committed NJ rn
10 the Tomhs for examination. Mrs. favey wii prob
ably appear on Monday to prefer complaint aga INST the
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r FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL,

SATURDAY Feb. &c p. NJ.
Another large business was done at the stock
board this morning. and nearly all the railway
shares again advanced As compared with the
morning sales of yesterday New York Central rose
y, Erie TX, Erie. preferred Il, Reading Il.
Michigan Central L. Illinois Central TX, Cleveland
and Pit.sburg "a, Galena and Chicago II. Mil
waukee and Prairie du Chen ca, Toledo and
Wabash a and Alton and Terre Haute r. Har.
lem declined |, Michigan Southern "a, Cleveland
and Toledo IA, Chicago and Rock Island TX, and
Chicago and Alton IA
Government securities were in demand, the re-
gistered 6s Of 1881 being quoted at l07H, regis
tered fve-twenties at l04, and the coupons at
1887; the coupon ives Of 1865 at 1877. and the
seven and three tenths Treasury notes at l07H
a lob.
The loan market continues easy, and the super
abundance of cap tai naturally has the effect TO
raise the prices Of stocks, and to increase the de-
sire for speculation. The demand for railroad
shares will continue under an inflated currency.
and the market will probably retain its upward
tendency until Mr.. Chase has worked affairs into
the proper shape to enable him to put his ten.
forty loan on the market.
The following were the quotations at the gold
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Neglect Of the Recruiting Surgeons.
10 TIE EDfToa or THE HERALD.

FEs aUAnY 6, 1854
would cal, The attention or those parties VIII, have
tho recruiting interest or the State their hands 10 The
necessity Of having their doctors remaa onger ia Their
Once.
QUO would think ,bcre was no such thing a. war
Doctors walk OF and leave as they were PAID v
reject instead OF enlist mon ris hard TO compare stua
uons but am angry Of such pos tons, the
nrst and foremost, careless OF tho Int crest Q. TINS
Z, along with thousands OF others, have fought and
nered hardship after hardship Tor this country, and
ler coming home and trying 70 reorganizc my Company
70 pass man. They 60 al two or three O'Clock
the very busiest time Of the day If men boiling gov.
ernment situations cannot stay 70 business after two %
three O'Clock, they might az well shut up shop
We had them a, tho front for one or two battles,
am under the impression they would be little moro
patriotic. b ! o'DRlSCOLr,
Captain Co D, Eighty eighth N. Y. Volunteers.
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NEWS FROM ARKANSAS.

Gea. Price I'm Conn IN aad OF the Rebels
The Rebel Captain RusseiL Held "a q
Hostage FOR the Surrender OF QuantreiI,
&c.. 80.
Foer Ssru. Ark. Feb. O. 1884
General Price has superseded General Holmes ia the
command OF the Department. OF Arkansas. His head
quarters are still at Longwood. west Of Camden.
Captain Russell. General Hunters Adjutant.
brought here 70 day General Hunter is son Of Senator
Hunter Of Virginia and commands the Indian brigade
the division Of tho rebel General Huuer'
II has been recommended that Captain Russell be held
az hostage the delivery up OF Quantrel for the
der OF Major Curts. at Baxter,s Spring, last fall
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CHALLENBE 10 TEST
There prepa atoms In tho mar6et advertised 70
reslors fset aud gray hair people seeing the alyerse
unable dccide which "a preferable AL using
tao I'D fail derive the expected benehts con
ciide u At they sre all hun5ugs That may be SHOWN
which reied upon the lsgnef proprieorso Of
HOYTs HTAwATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE.
prop,sehat we'll known persons 70 be agreed up
dtsuteresed and OF unquest,oned integrity desguAIc
one person whose hair has become gray 70 we
each preparation w. each proprietor 70 use no
thug preparation and the person 70 use nothing
else while the tes IL MAKING the oerhcas the iesu 70
be published the principal papers OF the colnLy ~
the expense Of the unsuccessful comgsutoEI -, - :,
JOSEPH HOYT a CO., 10 University pace, y. r.
Papers aiming Hoyts HAwatha advertisement please
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News from Mexico, st. Do.
mingO and Cuba.
Reported Successes of the
French Arms in Mexico.
~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~>-~~
GRAND COUNCIL OF GENERALS AT HAVANA
-~~>~~->o-~<4e~>~-e~-e-~-~>~
Spain PetitiOned to Abandon
st. Domingo.
Arrival Of Arms for the Southern
Rebels.
keY &c., 10.
GRAND COUNCIL OF GENERALS SAT HAvANI

Tho steamship Columbia, Captain Barton, from Now
Orleans and Havana arrived at this port yesterday She
brings interesting news from Cuba, Mexico and st. Do
ming0
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IEAvENwoRrH, K aDsas, Fec. 0, 1901
MAJOR Mckinney OF the STAFF Of General Curtiss reports
hat skirmisa took place between Captain Coeman's
command ami about hundred guerillas, ia Jackson
county The latter are supposed to DO part Of Guam.
trcs old band There evidences that eueytlas
collecting in that county for plundering operations
Arrangements are being TO break up their organ.
yaton
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OmcIai Ora wings OF the Shelby College
: Extra CLASS 63-Feb. G. 1851
81 81, 0, 81, 49, so. IL, ST. rs. AZ, SO, IA, 81, g.
GLASS 6f-Feb 6. 1861
~, TO- co, %, rs 50. s, 67, II, ", 30, 76, IL
q E. SIMMONS co
Coyucton
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Phystognomy, Physioiogy, Phrenotogy,
a., rg' PPgsiis{u%Rv PmRENoLodfoAL JOURNAL Only
10 cows " "''' p''' FOWLER a WELLS. New York.
A private class 70 learn prse,.cs psrsscog ussn On
"wednesday ADD Friday eveninas ~ W. Broadway,
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Daansr % osnsral Barnside.

number o. distinguished citizens gave compt
meoary dinner 70 MAJOR Gener. Burnside A. tho Revere
Houss last svssns A. o. B4aocs, Speaker Of Tho House.
psssdeds
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Prizes Cached in All Lcgaiized Lotte-
ries aud information given GALLAGHER & BENJAMIN
Brokers. $40 Chestnut street. Philadelphia
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Psizes Cashed in All Legal Lotterics.-
Prompt aud reliable information given sent
J. K CLAYTON Co. 10 Wall street N. Y.
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Lottery Tickets Cashed In Ala Legal.
lied Lotteries Information given.
JOSEPH BATES, IL Wall street. room No. l, N. Y.
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Total. 31......... 81 01S
There were twenty four arrivals and departures OF
weeks prior 10 tho sailing OF the steamer. steamer
cleared from Cao the 18th inst under United states
c0ors, for Payta Guayaquil Tumaco and Panama called
60 mead. she said 10 be old English steamer
New Granada, afterwards called the Dernadino. and
says she u now the property OF Mosquera, having
war III order facilitate his operations against Ecuador
How she under the American Tag remains 10 be
seem and f she does arrive here, which I very much
doubt trust the matter viii be inquired into tor there
Is doubtless screw loose somewhere IN this transfer
ECUADOR.
swcnders will never ceaseu Tcacc has been declared
bctween Ecuador and the United States OF Colombia Ia
my last letter left General Mosquera and his victorious
army within short distance OF quito. second arms.
tce had declared which all supposed would end In
the conquest Of Ecuador beng acknowledged aud its
nexaion as OF the United States OF Colombia be.
love that whc writing the letter General Mosquera was
In quiet possession of the city of Quito aud Tint he
Linn, with the fond hope at no distant day Of being
there ns the new conqueror Of Peru. How everything
bas changed IN my letter Of December IA remarked
every funny things happen sometimes in the political
AFFAIRS OF these South and Central American republics
and n ANYTHING singular should turn up the two
other no one need In the least surprised confess
however that have been very much surprised, never
having for moment supposed that peace could be de-
clared except upon such condtious as Mosquera M
TO dictate which every considered would be- what he
much desired before the commencement OF hostties,
tho subugation OF Icuador aud the addition OF that re-
public 70 tho States under his CONTROL.
The treaty OF peace was signed at Pi1saQui the S0h
q December, General Flores acting for Ecuador and
General Garage for tho tinted sscs Of Colombia The
treaty Is as follows
Asisciz i.--rescs and rreplshIp are established w.
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nscssrs. slnitnnns, Rogers d Co. are
authorized 10 receive deposits and make COLLECTIONS on
account u. r.. SIMMONS co.
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Grand Scheme on che Royal Havann
pan OF shelby College Lottery OF Kentucky Tnforma-
ton furnished ALECK & CO, Brokers,
~ N
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Far Beartifvtnc the .Comnie.ion o.

~ lame LeVenbofgs F1suIles e fIorcaor. Y Is no
- usct ~ soap ccanses snd pur les the
sxn, and beaoss healthy hue On the compiexlou For
sale by draglsa aud PERFUMES and At so R~91dwnT
Persons sisslas from srysipeiss viii tad & nfabls
remeig
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:. nemovai.-W VIM. Il. Jennings 20 z31 n nd
~ broadway where be would be peasei 10 see his OLD
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Lesife's Ginger Wins.
. Delightful, soothing refreshinx


mss,s,s MUM Co. publishers Of the SCIENTIFIC
a Az continue 70 act a. Attorneys for securing Pa
NV inventions IA this and all forelgn eJuntres
IN ao nVhn Co. have bad seventeen years experiences
than ~ @ nssa and have acted Atorneys for more
a. amphes containing the Patent Laws other pr
aht information Tor
"'u. Iohsahs.,9n AND advice free Address
muunn Co, 81 Park row, New York.
.oruer aud seventh a.reets Washington. ID q.
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OHciai Drawings OF the Library Assoc
CATION Company's Lottery Of Ken.uckg.
EXTRA CLASS 659-Feb c, 1851
As, 40 AZ, "a, 81. 50. 80, 10, 40. So. a, Is, S.
CLASS Jj)-Fcb G. 1884
50. G5. &c. 80, 10. 81. At, II, ~, IL, 81, S. 81
Circulars seat by addressing
FRANCE ELLIS CO. Managers Coyington. Ky
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Gouraua's Psudrc subtitle Uproots Hair
from oreheads3 any pat OF tne body psrraaset Al
Hrn-IVaN
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We had . severe seet storm on Tuesday night and
Wednesday and tho line east OF here b.oke on Nednes
day mornins. The reparers, aftes NEEDING several
breaks returned 70 "Lone Harshos for assistance and
material Tue wrss win sqea 10 again 10 working order
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Obituary.

BosroN, Feb. O. 1864
Hon Marcus Morton, formerly Governor OF Massa.
chusets, died to-day at bis residence Ia Taunton His
ago was eighty years
Frederic Tudor the we'll known ice exporter ed to-
day, aged eighty years.
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Trpsses-marsh ~ Co., Radical Curs
Truss Cnire only a No Vesey street House sik
Elastic Goods Supporters shoulder Braces &C. lady at
tendanL
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Hotel Arriyats.-A Complete List OF Ar
rivals n ihe f0t3s UP 70 ocsct a. " viii D. pabs
iished every morning ia The DAILY NEWS
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Omciai Drawings OF NV

OMciai Drawings or Murray. Eddy 81
Co. "a Kentucky State Lottery.
KENTUCKY ExrRA CLASS l5o-Fcb. g. 1854
AZ, s. AZ, 3D. rs, AZ, 65, 10, 10, SO, 40 50. 90 49,
KENTUCKY. CLASS l50-FeD 6. 1884
3. SO. 80. IS, %. SO, G. 50. rs, "a, CT, Z, so.
Circulars sent free Of charge. by addressing
MURRAY. EDDY 4 co,
Coyington Ky.
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ScaRess-HrOwn's Standard Scates
Adapted 10 every branch OF Whoasaa ant ,aN
al The manufacturers depot No Barclay street. oppose
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Royal Havana Lottery.-3O per Cen
premium paid for prizes Information furnished ghes
rates paid for Douoloons all kinds 0oli and silver
TAYLOR 4 CO.. Bankers. i6 Wall street N x.
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Tne Living Breath q

The Living Breath or the Divinest
flower that bossos Ia the garland
in PHAL0N SONS Extract the Night Blooming Cere-
US II ia au Interchangeable, unelua,led and
perfume for the rhe central
leaves OF that queen OF ths floral kin gdom ~
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By the arrival OF the steamship Ocean Queen Captain
Tipkepaugh, at this port yesterday from Aspinwa on
che 2otn ut have late and interesting intelligence
from the republics of Central and South America. The
letter OF Panama correspondent gives tho news in
detail
We under obligations to Purger Bailey OF the Ocean
Queen for the prompt delivery Of letters and papers
Annexed is the specie list Of the Ocean Queen
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The market closed firm at 1887.
There ia q rumor aeoat that the Hon. Erastus
Corning contemplates to soon resign his position
as President Of the New York Central Railroad'
Company
The ht,annaa ut thu Suh Tra n oficp k0dav
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Watches.-FfnO Gold watched.
Fine Gold Hunting Case Cylinder Escapement Watches
for ladies', S35, S35 $40 SIS, $50 TO SIS each
Fine Gold Hunting Case Detached full ewcled,
each. =
Gold Hunting Euameed Watches. for ladies' $50. $40
$50 go 3iOo sl5 $3.50 to $500 each with diamonA
each.
Fine Gold Hunting Case English Patent Levers for gen
temen $50 $50, 300 $l25. $50, 5l75 10 500 each.
GEO. 9. ALLEN, as Broadway.
- one door below Canal street formerly II Wall street
watches sent by mail express parts OF the
without extra charge. All warranted.
Wiider's Patent Salnm nder Safes
The best FIRE proof safe the world Depo, 100 Maiden
Lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-07

Perfect Hair DYs-Mtiler's-Only 90
cents . boz Try IT. Sold by druggists Depot 90 Dcy o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-07

Doxen Carries de visire. Sill sat Al
unil suited. Life size Photograph. IL oil; 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-07

Address TO SmOkers.-POilnk ~ Son,
Meorschaum manu- tacnrcrs 36 Broome street. the
BowcrY goods al who esae aud retail. Pipes cut 70
order, repaired. boict and mounted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-07

At Cost-WiEser Stock-Frock and
Waking Coais SIC 70 SO Pants 81 90 Returned soldiers
invited Captain CLARKE ia William street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-07

The steamer City Of New York, for Liverpool.
to-day took out 1862 in specie, and thu Ger.
mania for Hamburg, had on board s2l4 900. Total
S492,852
The total value OF the importations, other than
dry goods. at this port during the week ending on
the 9th instant was 81 .3l9.75I.