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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-08
w-..ax~ Of she Geverusr Of Maine.
Augusta. Me-, Thursday, Jan. T. lS0

Gov Cows Message, which was delivered
today, is plsn and practical lie recommends an an
creased Stats tax; the passage Of an ehectua mitis
law: attention "a educational interests attention W
agricultural colleges the appointment Of aCommssioa
TO classify public lands thinks the practice OF granting
lands parcels injurious calls attention the existing
laws relative 10 capital punishment Twelve con'icts
are now n Tie State Prison under the penalty Of death
aud murlfE is alarming y Increasing lie recommends
making Il imperative on the Executive 90 issue destA
warrants upon the expiration Of the year OF gisesi
recommends that the soldiers in the field BE- allowed tns
rght OF Suffrage; say, further legislation is necessary
relative To- the Recipro y treaty she ben )ts Of whice
a-e all gu the side OF the provncals. The dream Ok
trade IL eysr and the t.eai has ssnsy Jailed IN eIc.
iug the good feeling OF our territorial. neighbors.
rsirois 10 the north eastern frontier IS necessary ~
means ofdefcnse. Tae construction o. such road 90
only be accomplished by combination OF privete eeses
prise and public ali either State or National oon
NOE speey means Of communication should be dsviaee
10 reach our eastern frontier Calss. 10 tboreaSV
i.snr,el tlic Elan.rcip patton Proclamation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-08

appropriate Standing Committee. Ex-senator Lov
feels confident that he will be able 10 establish biz clair,
to the seat which he win contest with his
energy and determination.
THE SENATE COMMITTEE.
These Committees have been barmoDiouslv errsn..,
between the majority members and tho Ieuten ~!
ernrr The Finance Committee IL excellently co..u
tutea Mr. Bell is the CLairnsn Messrs Cornell ~;
Niycn are the other MEMBERS Cities end Villas.s
which Is the position most eagerly sought after ~ ~
has for Oh Srman Mr.. Andrews an excellent seIc.t;.
Mr.. Lsimbee n and Mr. Fields OF NewYork, Nr Sts"rI
Of Brooklyn, aud Messrs Shafer White and Dnt"suy
On the Jndiciarv Committee Messrs. Foger Rsis.
Murphy, Munger. and Humpfrey-strong names ~
the clear judicial M I'd and weighty personal cbsrsoss
Of Senator Tobey wiz be missed in the debera tions
this important Conmitt.e.
EXECTUl We SESSION.
Mo,.of the morning hou, In the Senate was spent 4,
Executive Session. No non 'inatons were APPROVE
and the proceedings did not t.anspire but II Il unHs
stood tht the nanes of the new Soice Commissonsss
were sent in for approval They vii DO finally sotsj
upon AT future sitting
GoyEkNORS MESsAsx
The Message excites but little inserdet Gov. H..
mour is so emphaticay what is termed In potca ~
lance dead man" that be has not solitary euInrst
here, always excepting the faithful Ay1ss which fHSI
obseqousy upon its master a. did its canine nsmH
sake in the Odyssey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-08
THE CONTROLLER's REPORT

"The Government Of this State" says Mr.
Robinson at the outset OF his report, 81 organ
ized upon principles of strict economy" II may
be- added that, so Ear o., the Controller sresponsi-
BE. il is conducted upon principles equally
strict. He appears always a the yigilant guar
dian Of the public interests, always the Gdvo-
cate Of economy and retrenchment, and infexi.
bly, opposed to every scheme for private emolu-
mcnt at the public expense. To those qualities
vas due, as we have heretofore explained, much
of the opposition which once denied him his re-
nomination, and came near to deprive the State
Of his services.
The reckless and lavish legislation which has
grown into system at Albany, If sharply re-
buked in this report, and some specimens Of it
are so conspicuously held up TO reproachful
view that they are likely hencefoth to hide
themselves in another form, if they do not dis
appear altogether. Mr.. Robinson only utters
what every legislator Of tho least experience
knows TO be true, when he says hat the Sup.
ply bill has grown TO be an annual abomina.
ton, and "has become general avenue to the
Treasury Cor claimants and beggars of every
description, and seems 70 be turning the Capto
| into an ams-hOuSe instead Of seat Of Govern
ment." Let the figures tell the story. The bill
is properly deficiency bill, intended to supply
accidental deficiencies in the regular appropria
tons. Items Of that character in the last bill
amounted to but $iG2 O9 o., yet the whole
schedule covered the enormous sum OF $500, OOt
the surplus being for claims and donations
No matter how mefitoriOus some Of these oh
iects were, such bill ought TO have been re
Inorselessy killed, and We cordially agree will
the Controller, that if henceforth il cannot b'
confined more closely to its legitimate purposes
It should be abolished altogether.
The costly sinecure which the Chamberlain o
this city holds is once more forcibly denounced
That officer last year charged the Stat
81 1854 ~ for drawing bis checks on the Cit.
Controllers warrant-and this in face Of th
law which limits bis compensation to $1,000
Anywhere but in New-YOrk the swindle woulc
be deemed gigantic. Here it seems TO be takel
as Of course; but Mr.. Robinson goes to the roo
Of the matter in recommending that the Cham
berlain's services be wholly dispensed with, an'
that the City Controller be ordered to pay owe
the State tax directly. We are aware of no pos
sible harm that the city would suffer which
Chamberlain is able to prevent. AT all events
he is at present much too expensive luxury t.
be afforded.
!
The Controller justly objects TO the appropri
alton of the largo surplus Of canal receipts TO
extraordinary repairs" 1t is not easy to Gel
on what pretense such an appropriation can b.
made or justified, while five deferred payment
are constitutionally duo TO tho General Sinking
Fund, the whole amounting now 10 81 .4o7,5N
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An account Of the funeral of Archbishop
Hughes, including the sermon by Bishop Nc
Clusky, is given on our second page. On the
same page is an interesting letter about how
colored recruits are got and how they are
treated. On the third page will be found many
Washington items, army orders &C., and an
explanation of the mode and expense Of keep.
ing horses in this city.
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FROM ALBANY.
A Hill 70 Amend the Metropolitan Police
Act-Chnng- OF she Name. Of SIC Conn

Special Dispatch 20 IN. n. Y. Tribun.
ArBAsY Thursday. Jan. 7. ls6i
The bill 10 amend the Metropolitan Police
Act viii be- introduced tomorrow IL hrs undergone
changes. The names " the Democratic Commits
soners have been changed to meet the views OF oppcs
tion members whcss support j. counted upon. Wilson
Small and Samuel Jones With Messrs. Acton and Ber'
gen. will be the Commissioners named on bin Thsvill
satisfy opposition members and insure the prompt pass
are Of The h.ll. q.
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A FRRx PRESS IN KBNrUCKY.-Messrs' 0eo'
Opdyke. William c. Bryant and others have os''eo
meeting TO DO held this evening 1t Boom No Is Cooe.
Institute. to hsas . statement ftou NJ. Wa. Sa'.s
Bale, OF Kentucky. Ia relation b The sstasusse 49,
now snapper for the sdvoesey Of Rmancipaees y n
State. Me- Bailey b well khown q sn eso u.T ~ n
that Geld. who ~ he'd 10 asief 6r No esss'
voCatod
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tons of CongAess. The latter solution will,
however, not bccaue possible until the popular
will of nations. and not tho pleasure Of princes,
shal conduct the negOt.atlOns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-08
PEACEr PROPORTIONS.

The Necs says that we failed, last Winter, %
get within sight Of Union Peace proposition
from the Rebels because We had resolutely
closed our eyes to anything Of the kind. The
Nens is sadly mistaken. We conferred even
with Copperheads of its own stamp-men whom
No know TO be unconditional Peace men, and in
whom jeff Davis has, or ought 10 have, the
fullest confidence. Had he then been disposed
to make any Peace that even they could Ranc.
ton, he would have let them know his terms.
But not one OF them had any tangible PROPOSE
ton from him or any of his clan, though it wa
notorious in well-infonmed circles that mail
ran regularly, and not inirequenuy, between
this City and Richmond. There were at least
six men in Congress last Winter who enjoyed
Je1's fullest confidence, and could have OBJ
tanned bis nltimatum within week at any time,
had he been ready TO offer any terms which
even they would be willing to indorse. The
Editor Of The Mars Is one Of them. Had Je...
been then willing to make any sort oil Union
Peace his conditions would have been in conf
dental hands in Washington. But he would
then accept nothing short oil Disunion: hence
the failure.
The Ners further says;
when the Vice President Of TIE Con,ci.racy re-
ouesied an Interview with tho Federal Executive. IL
was curly and Grroganty refused. IL will no. DO Ia
asserl that Mr.. StspheBss Mission was not ell ed wh
an intention 10 discuss terms Of cancellation. Tor what
bis purpose was eau only be conieciClcd as lie was
denied the Opportunity Of expressing IT, or course 10
did not es0wcdly asa negoiiaior Tor pace ~ o.
hare done eotid hare been ,DHa! ceEfi0H Of frdk
nsp AVID disoosrssr,nf that rosId have bern yrcrdi'
oial 10 Ais oHs Nosssrs 10 h< more rlsoroEs
elion Of ht NORTH"
Admitting this 10 be true, what a fearful
condemnation il passes on Mr.. Fernando Woods
open and formal proposition that Commissioners
be sent by our Government TO Richmond TO sue
for peace at the hands Of the Rebel chiefs II
such q proceeding on the part Of the Rebels
" uouid hare been ritual njsssion 81 neakn,o
and di,eourogement that roMid hare been rrgHdi-
eiai to their oau,,," how much short of nyoTed
traitors are those who vote in Congress for the
very overtures on our part which The Nsrs SAYS
the Rebels could not make without serious If
not fatal injury to their cause What has Mr..
Editor Wood TO Say for himself in the premises
What excuse 10 offer for Fernando and the rest
Of them 7 Let US hear
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GENERAL NEWS.

The funeral Of Archbishop Hughes was heid
90 Thurrdsy with all the solemn pomp and pagean'ry
Ut the Church During the three previous days 'nou'
sxads ., citizen, had vsed tbs CATHEDRAL 10 see 'or hs
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u.

Tbe nth Annual Convention OF the iIvxS
". H.. Sylyis. ~ Philaielpha President; u; ~
fclic. os tiow n. ". Vice President; ". =. "a r..
GAMMA Recording Secretary, and VIII hors"' -"
1Ica.,iaIoI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-08

Albany. Tharsday, jan ! is %.
Gov Seyne cur has appointed Abrah Am +. d nus'
sell City Judge of New York vice dohn ~ Mc.' ~
scced 10 the superior Court: also. Joha mcoec~t
Treasurer Of schenectady Co0nty vice John M D"''"
Ar.ti,,d
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The Schooner j. w. Ashore. ,.s.
BosroS. Thursday. Jan: wv -
The schooner J. W., of New-Yort. VIM
sshore ous mile south Of Nsuset Light and u1e'~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-08

Preliminary Is ssimcss-A Contested seat
The sraRt~ ta>mMitters II Arcmsi,c sca.
sioU.
ALBAsr. Wednesday. Jan. g 1901.
CONTESTED STRAIT.
Senator Bell presented tho petition OF Mr.
Iow oopIesng che scat Of senator Evon returned ~
elected fox tho LXth District IL WA cecasrsd ~ tAS
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-18
Complicated Chronic ComlDlsints

Tho roctOr's practice Is founded on truth al
seventeen years standing, difTers from al 9TH
ere No trihiIg with human existence. or sac
nhcing life by experiments Tho Doctor knoss
upon examination the cause OF the disease. and
the remedy needed TO remove it = not BIZ yue ssinp
but by knowledge analyses the disease and the
medicine none but vegetable substances used
All mineral aud poisonous IN odcip discarded
INC ector has discovel ed many remedies in ~.
travels in south America, Cslito,n,a and nth,
c. un'ries, which he finds of general ui.i in m
nsa.ing art. II is to be hoped that invslids vbo
nave tried doctors and advert sed medicines =.
til worn out and discouraged, will despair not Of
cure until they have given Dr. w. medicine
ana magnetic operations . trial. Duripe his
travels he has been the instrument. Il, I}od's
hands, OF restoring n health an vixor Thousand
VINO we're IN the verge VI the grave, and are nov
hving monuments Of his skill and successfuI ire ~
ment, and s'c daily exclaiming, "blesse, be The
day when 81 We saw and pert.ok OF the Analy
TIC and Magnetic Doctors Treatment" saiis.ac.
tory reference will be cheeriuIly gwen when re.
CURED. Inc Doctor will pledge his reputation
ana stasc HIS ell to make perm snent cures in all
cases he undertakes. bis mode Of sxami ,stion
Is With the Eye, aud by an Anaiytica process Of
the waste material OF thc b d.. lie there ore
asks no questions, nor requires invalids to .x-
plain symptoms, telling the canse and the loco.
ton Of the dies ase with terfect csrtan;tv
u" N. 4, In. Wo0DHULL absolu ;elr adv.,,;..
% n4thi.g but what be has the ability ~ M.
form. All FERNS Of female dificulties Attended
With tbs happies. results. 1Dvalida Who c,nnn,
consult the Doctor 10 person, By giving Z s,a,s-
meot of their case, will b attended to promnt.
y. sna medicine forwarded BY express when Ie
Quifed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-18
LEGAL.


WnkRBAS, % The 10Th day Of Jsly. A. n.
wv 1885, Wtniso Casey. II tke esss1e -
CIintse, and r,ass Of Iowa, sxscutsd unto IL 4.
e~eoss =. Wee - tesssse . scsrsaia dssa Of
toa essssy, lows, dsscsiesd - folIsws, so-v,t -
ihs sorsh west issettcnsl quarter ~ u ~
northwest quarter y )of section MI &c : f1pS
township sighty-twc (S2,) north oi range tvo II,
sast- Also tho sast hsli (k) " the nrh -ea.t
quarter w Of the north .sast q1ss,er Of .so,ion
s~easy-ouf ~ so.nship :sgaty -t~o (s2. )Dor,h
OF rAns one east, containing sixty acres more
OF less, which said ysncs Il recorded 10 b,os
IN Of mortgages, at psgss 4yl and Avg Of the re-
cords OF said county OF CLINTON srd vss n,,As h,
the said William Casey for tho pun pose or seem
ing tbs fayment Of three ts) psonissory notes and
tho interest thereon, sigssd BY the said v illnm
yasey and Patrick Casey, datsd the 18th " Of
hnadrsd dollars ($ie0) each, and payable On ths
hrst daJ OF November, 1861, and one 81 ssid notes
ior two hnndrot and twenty. 6ve (S22sl dollars.
payable November 1st, 1892, Gil 81 raid notes
Win interest raSubls q the rate Of ten rer cess.
Per annum. r. os
And nov the said notes sv;ns hecor.. 4. 49,
payable, and the said " u lam Casey ana Yatr;sk
Issey .sving failed to psy the sane.
.ssio' 90 hereby give this public notice
ina. ~ virtue Of the power which l. in me vested
" sa.a eeed OF trust, will On Friday. tho Bib
49,. ;'ssaaty, a. " 1864, at the hour Of 10
usaocA 10 toe forenoon Of raid day, q the Court
nouse door, In the city Of davenport. ssnc.s snS
4 oner iof sale, ~ public suction ,hs $500.
OF isnd above described, or so much thereof s .hs
% oeces.ary 70 satisfy and pay The smount Of ma
note, Win tnc interest thereon to the dsy Of mi.
.os..nsI wItn ~ ths coats and expenses attending
sAd sale costs Of this notice and trusteo,a 80
Dsted the Ilth day ei January, A. II lssl
LODHwACUS s. vIELE.
| JsnI1-0uI Trustee
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-18
PIrrsBuRG, Jan. Is


The Philadelphia express ,rai on the
Pennsylvania Railroad, consisting OF one
baggage car, two express cars. snd two
passenger cars, ran fl the track by the
breaking of the tender axle. ard was pre-
cipitatcd eff the track while near the
br dye No. 8, four miles east of Tyrone,
into the creek thirty or forty feet. The
passenger cars took fire from the stoves
and were consumed. together with one
four h of tie track and one span OF the
bridge. and one express car was badly
smashed Twenty or tn rty persons were
injlrc !, many Of them e.e1ii.tcd 50 diers
OF the 2sih Pennsylvania Volunteers,
one Of whom had his back broken. A.
S'emmage, ieat-cr merchant, of this city,
was fatally Injured. The conduc or an3
Tbos. Metre or. baggage master Of the
train, wese severely wounded. I he
Balance were slightly injured. al, TIE
passengers We're rescued before tic
flames reached hem. A train arrived
here at o'c'ock L. NJ, bringing sew
era. wounded.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-18
Particular Notice..

.htre ore many preparations cold Umder the
name q Filters, put up IN quart bottles compound
ed y ne ehelpe.t mh1skey or common rum, costi.g
Anise or Coriandcr Seed.
1h's class Of Bstters haze caused and sciu con
t'nue to case, as long thoy can b. sol hundre
to d'e the death Of The drsnkmrd. By their use The
system - Kept continually under The sm.ence or n
choAot'c etsmmd,ts Of the sco,st kind, tie desire FIR
liquor IS created and Kept up, and the re.u, l. al
death. ~ e''"
FOR those rho desire and will have Lioror
;0'uers zoe puNish the fcttootng receipt: Get one
bottle Oi HoOfaud's Germ an tsitfers. and
mtg 10 ii three quarts Of good Hrandv or
Whiskey, aud the result w,N be a yrepa,otioa
that 1'H tar excel in medical sirtuc ama true ,..
cefk"cy any Of the Liquor B,tters in The
aud 'cul Gust much less. lou ms .r.e.l a,
virtues Of HOOhand's Eiiirr ". ....s,,
,g'th good article Of Liqror III 4.ei 5a.s p,.ee
than these inferior preDurati n. s.s ,..J ION
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-18
The advantages Of these Spects
clsS over all Others arc-..

1st. The only true Lens known, being perfectly
free from chro,nactc l.. hit, 50 w-il know. 10 be
the Cause r. injury to vision, AMI makes the
change from spscts Giles to Glasses of stronger
powers SO oetensfe9uired, while both near aud
distant objects ar seen with equal facility theo
the same Gl-s
Cd Can tie worn with perfect ease IL any
length OF time ut enc sitting. giving as onishing
ciearness of vision, PARTICULARLY by .ndle or 9th
or artificial light orl to the Sne,t icie wear
heret ,fore unknown.
81 Change ut Spectacles or Glasses Of soronQ-
err inagni' ying power,lp most Cases required
should the defect arle iroEi .g., disease or pre-
nature decay-thus securing ia III patient good
ii ght during life.
4th W en the eyes pain or ache iron the
action of bright ght such in effected from
snow sunney weather, waite paper and in read
Ing, writ ny, or sewing or vivid ctIored bodies !:
those lenses by seitening the rays effect mist
agreeable sen attic n, and perfect cure
tn lu all nervous affections oil tho eye, caus-
ing dull or starting pains in The eye balls sr ,em-
es, appearance oil luminous or dark spots on the
atmosp here, ching or feeling likes ard in the
eye the disturbed nerves are quieted, s,oth ed
and entirely iesturcd.
9th. Ground by peculiar machinery, got up
at great co't thematicA ly calculated express
~ Tor the manufacture Of his lens, so as 10 pro-
dlcc il with the true epheiicul accuracy and its
focus ut the exact centre-n point Of vital i'm
portanee ana "nicn no other tense possesses.
7,h. Proof 0! supe iority over tie old kind of
spcclocles They are exclusively used n all the
hos piss for the diseases of the eye. IN New York
TESTIMONY OF RECOMMENDATION
Fr IN MEDICAL gentlemen, professors Of the
hi IA 8, opthalmic talent in davenport:
DAVENPORT, December Is 1858.
Pro 'e.sor II. Bernhardt, Up:cian a Id manufac
turai of Improved spectac!es for the reiiet and
benefit o. .rious diseases condition of the eve
comes to his city with the highest recommends
,ons IRON leading Professional gentlemen in New
York From p sonai ID IN nation OF his i'm.
proved aids to his visioy. have no hesitation
in recommending him as a gentleman and adap,
JOHN NJ ADLER n
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New YugK. Jan. lG.
&'EN' 4 VNhi Odii. 4Vs
The steamer Moonlight has arrived. iton

The steamer Moonlight has arrived, itom
Matsmoras, January 1t.
Seventy i've vessels were 1T the bar, bu,
toe Weather was So bad that the cargors
could not be li.tened off. ~ high as ten
dollars per bale had been offered for cu,eu.
to havc u 'aker Ia Le vcss,,-. bat Z wuu'.
eat be accepted n Guns qieucc If IA,
se-ttcr
Tee Italian ''icste K i-Ha bas been "a.
scn ~ .h- ID u ck at tie Navy YARD.
Shc bad received ~ dsusgr
! Union refugee IA arrived in thi. city
reen IS from Richmond, as-erts that on
Ghri>tu.ss ui0'nin g AZ All ea,iy hour person.
passing bs III. hpasr ii J. K. DAVIS were
surprised to !iSd s'anafg i;n;nedia:tly IL
front Of the door g iii,, with rope sig
niiicantiy laid ON top. These articles ues.
taken away e. soon as discovered by THE
servants, tut they we'e nevertheless seen
~ man, persons.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-18

~. JaCKsUN, HERBERT 4 CO.. Pro-
- pficIo's Of the National Disr<nsary, estab-
I'sL ed OF Cincinnsti a., JAM I. 1860, cure all pr-
sass d'ssasss with unsEsmplsj rspiditr. W.
guarantee to euro Gono,1L ga, elect. svphillis.
Ia. 70. mpotency. NocturaI Emissions Or Eel buss.
Oinfnsi Emissions, Female Con plants, in ehort.
every pose bic Term and variety 0f ssxulsr dis.
eess. Cures rapid. Thorough and pessp pent. nd
,ees moasfate Send for our eiseulas-6fteen
lsree . in. BY ii In in letter pages Of vsrii val
uab.e and interssling matter. Also . circular in.
tended for ladies' Only.
Asny Of our patients assert hey hsvs sent
nossy 70 Doetoss In Lsstern citles and received
Then w. 90. pstrsnIss Son.sa..s.-u., vto
cussa 7
Dr. Jactson's Female Pilis-31 ~ box-sscd
for ciscuar. Special written replies. VEN seejed.
seht With eirculsr wisboss charge. Ose 81 ths
esspsss, not Interesting ssd fnpertass Looks
nosstsia Of Light, Of Medical Prosse,or and
MsrTisse Ostde. ard IN Expl,cis Eey 10 Ioye s,d
sesniy. II SATl>FoC1OklLt reveal rarisus
s.sJeets n:ss. before fally sxpasinsd ID any pop
s.a ~ work IN the English Language. Priss 81 &c
cent stsmrs. FULLY desesibedi in circular vL;es
every yasns nsn should have whsther SICK r. veil
aeolcinc and instructions sent psompesS 10 any
pr1rf u the country CONSUMING Rooms AZ ths
DDisp.nsssy, Ne. ls7Syssnore ss'sss. r. D. BOZ
!, .DR. JAcKSOk'S ORIENTAL LlNIxENr
.ssncvee ~ GOODNESS and sejsyseates organs
ave Iass damsnt for Any yesfs.. Il viii sure
W cases q tmpsterey, cSssss and ircaeess the
. ~ sos sNy Reasonable tjos. Cos 30 piIsd
~ n Peness ssissy. Price too dcllsss - eottls.
-. S-Ck0ON'S FREnCH PA1 mn e1I.'
" rsn;:'iy ,afs and ssvss fails . ave sssi,-
scsion' ne the only ssrs snd safe pssventa,;vs
fssnss eonssctt' dfssass ever invented. Frics
= 80, - pr BAN 1csss. asd ~ pss dt sen ssst
Il maH. 49, " lep11 dANnsA
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j. AslllNcrox, Jan. y.


[
The Alkanss- ii leg4tion have an in,
t,,yiew uth the Pic-ldeit TO mo row.
Fifty mil lens O the new five p cent.
interest bearing notes wall be issued on
Monday.
The Commi..c e on WAYS and Means
have resolved to tax manufactured TO-
b&cco 80 cents pouad, snuff 80 cents,
fine cut, in bulk exceeding halt y pound,
80 cents, fire cut in Toll, 3 cents per
package, ditto two ounces, 5 cents, dltlo
3 ounces, cents, ditto additional ounce,
2 cents per pack &c. Sega's not worth
over ten dollars, four dollars per thous-
and not worth over fifteen dollars, five
dollars; not worth over twenty dollars,
six dollars; not worth over twenty five
collars, seven doIla,s; not worth over
thirty d1llars, eight dollars; MT worth
over iony dollars, ten dollars; not worth
over fifty dollars, fifteen dollars; not
worth over sky dollars, twenty dollars.
Ordc have been issued to rifle all the
"a and 80 p under guns at the Wash
lneton arsenal on the James Patterson
pan.