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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-27
SOZOnONT

opal Dentallina DlCosto's West Indian Tooth Wash
Janysn's Tooth and Hair brushes, Fancy and Toilet
Soaps and variety Of fine perinmery sale Wilson's
Drug and Prescription Stnrl, No. Cos Market street
wilmington, Del nmr2l
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RAILROAD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MUST
MAKE CHANGE.

Justice Daniels has just n.suited party
in court at Buffalo in attempting to recover
damages Of the Central Railroad Company
for being elected from tram of cars. The
plaintiff was William Kingscott, who, in
1868, left Buffalo for Suspension Bridge by
cars of defendants. Before going on board
he offered Il one-dollar bill to the ticket-soler
in the office, and refused to take Troy City
fractional notes in change This was before
postal currency was issued freely, and change
was scarce. He went aboard without a
ticket, and there rendered the same bill to
the conductor, who offered him Rochester
City fractional notes or checks on the Mon.
roe County Bank in change These he re.
fused to take and failing to pay his fare, he
was elected at Black Rock, The court held
that the conductor was not bound to make
change to the passenger The rates of fare
were known, and the passenger was bound
to provide the exact sum and tender il before
he could demand his passage.
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READ THE CGRTIFICATBs OF WHOLESALE DRUG
GIsTS IN IS54
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYA MS
PULMONlC WATERS.

l5- The original Medicine established in 1887 and
irs article OF the Kind introduced under the name
OF rLMoNo WAPERi Ia this or any other country; ali
other rumouc WATERS ars counterfets. Tho genuine
can be- knowA by the name BRYAN being stamped oii
each Wafer.
These Waters have been before the public for nearly
Mirty y3drS and thu Immense sale ATTAINED, not only III
America but m foreign countries tiliY attest their In.
ritsie worth TIL meiica properties superior u
auy other Article offered Tor the Il Pulmonary o,
BuucniEi aecuens aud tho quantty contained in eac
b1N Us nearly dlube hst Of the many worthless imita
to : advertised
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Cedar Camphor

And schwerls Annihilatiug Powder the great
remedies for motifs and kino Of insects For sale at
WILSON'S DRUG STORE,
Aprs No. COS Market 81
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RELILF IN TEN MINU1Es.

10 VocALis1s AMI PUBIC sPgAKRAs these Wafer,
ar rv'u iariy Faiuahle they VII day rem. vs
th' most severe oseaioral huatsrurss aud rir reeu
l4r are FIR NV dils will at all times, ue eise tht
pp"e' anu usAlhli! 81 - woe, ffeAtly impruvn its
tone compass au ccarnes for which purpose they are
regularly used hy mauy professional vocal,sts
iha very great celepriy OF this invaluable remedy
has induced unprItcpe persons tn prepare base im
tatoN which di.appuint the just expectations OF Ii,
purch err aud uiurs the character of the genuine me
dcine.
see that the word. "BRYAN," is STAMPED on each
Wafer, aud also observe The fac ,mle of the signature
Of the r0sretnr, JOB NOSES on each wrapper T.
coun'eJiat which is forgery ef-0heuding parties vii
he dealt with to the full extent OF the law.
BRYAHs PrLMoSic 'REAs are Tor sala by all Druggists
JOB MOSES, Sule Proprietor,
dec29-iY "a Cortandt Street New York
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Is tie only preparation of the kind made from the fruii
As ~ article Vt econmy purity aud delciousuess it can
not be surpassed and is recommended hy physicinn.
for iuvad> ana family 1t will Keep for wears in
elmste, white ats condensed form renders II esree
ats convenient or travellers. An who use lemons are
requested to live II tral. Entertainments al home
parties and pic nrs should be- without it, For sale
by al Druggists aud first class Grocers Manufa,ture
only by LOUIS +, MkTzGER,
srpti-ly No. 549 Pearl Sheet Nav York
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-27
BRYAN,s PuLMoNIo wAfERs

Coughs, Colds Sore Throat, lIoarseuess Asthma
Ca'arrk, Bronchitis Difficult Breathing, splitting Of
Blood Pains in the Chest lneipient Consumption. and
all dseases Of the lungs Not ony aording temporary
relief bat etlectins rapid aud lasting cure and =
wagrai ted 10 give saiisacnn 10 every instance They
d" tot nan-elie like a'cohlie compounds aud ths /
an nha'ani to ho taste, thai any ehild wilt r,adiy
take ihen. One dose viii Nlssts aii5 rt
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Prnwnla Iamaina fsinnnr
london Hair WeNfOreT

Lows Rrown Windsor Soap, and a variety OF Perfumery
anl oei articles for sale Wilson'S Dfus and Medci.
nai store Cos Sisrket st. iulyis
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MEDICAL.
T II q
GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBRAT FEMALE PILLS.

SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from Prescription qf Sir j. Clarke, NJ D.,
Physician Er'rd9riiadty % The Queen
This invaluable medicine ia unling In the cure OF an
those painful aud dangerous diseases to which the fe.
male constitution is sntielt. II moderstes all
aud removes all obstrrcipus, from whatever cause
speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it IL particularly suited. 1t will in a short time bring
on the monthly period with regularity.
Eich bottle, price one Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp Of Great britain, to prevent counlerfes.
THESE Pills HAVE NEVER BEEN KNOWN TO PAIL WHERE
THE DIRECTIONS ON THE % PAGE PAMPHLET WELL
OBSERVED.
Every knows that tie bloom Of health must
fade, with tue slightest rresuariy or obstruction Of
the menses These Pills are truly the womans friend
never falling cure and reEulatoro Of Suppression of
ture, from Whatever cause So mild that tho feebes
can ako them with perfect security, yet powerful IN
their effects, that they may be safely called,
falling Regulator.
In all Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pains
IN tile Back and Limbs Fatigue slight eSertion, Pal
pitaon Of the Heart, lIy6erics and Whites these Pills
although powerful remedy do contain iron, calo
mel, antimony, or anything hurtfu To the constitu
tion.
Full directions In the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
Sole General Agent for the United States and British
Dominlous
JOB MOSES,
nartfan G ".
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DkAt GR HOOKS, POCKET PULPIT, AND
! Family B'hlr.. t.d every var ETY. of ftymn B1oks
Sc., at J D, p0RrER's, l09 Market It, fd,ci5
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.rING's PORTABLE LNMoNADE

Eurels Dennets Cor aine and all other preparations
for the hr for sale at the Drug and plesefpton Store
OF Or. j. y, Wilson, 6pS Market ST. iulyis
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-27
DIR. MARSHALL's
CATARRH SNUFF.


This Snuff mas thoroughly proved Itself to be the bot
article known curing the CArARRu CoLD the HEAD
and HEADACHE. II has heen nund an excellent femady
by it, and BARISa has often been greatly improved by
its
1t is fragrant and agreeable and
GIVES IMMEDIATE RELIEF,
To the dull heavy pains by diseases Of the Head
The after using il delightful and invigurat-
lug. opens and purses ont all ohsiruetions
the glsnda and gives healthy action to the puts
affected.
MORE THAN THIRTY YEARS
or sale and use Of DR. MARsHALLs CArAERm AND PEAp-
SNUFF hss proved its great value all the com.
diseases uf the head, aud at this moment it stands
higher than ever before.
1t s recommended by many of the best physieiaus,
and Is used with great success aud satisfaction every.
where.
READ THE CGRTIFtCATEs OF WHOLESALE DRUG
G1sTs IN 1851.
The undertisned having for many years been ac-
quaintel with la. MARsHAILs CATARRn AND HEADACHE
SNUFF, and sold IL In wholesale trade eheerfully
state ht believe 1t to be equal In every respect to
the recommendations given Of 1t for the Of Catarrh-
al AT cuns. and that u is decidedly the bust article we
have known for all common diseases Of the head.
Burr & Ferry, Boston. Barnes & Parke New York.
Heed Austin o., A. d. D. sands
Brown. lamson 60, " S rphen Paul q Co.,
Re Cutter * Co., " Israel Minor & Co.
Sch W. fowle. -" McSesson * Robins,
vii On Fairbank Co, " l. scovil & Co.
H-n-hNw, Edmauas a Co. NJ. Ward, Gloss & Co,
II. II Hay, Pottlan L. Ms. Bi.h a Gale,
For sale ly all Druggists. TRY H. dee2e-iy
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STOCKS AND LOANS

lf all descriptions bought aud sold Commission at the
Board OF Brokers in Philadenhia New York aud Blsun
he Orders by mail, and all correspondence, promptly
.ttended to- noy7-ly
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Rankin, correspondent of the New
YORK Tribune, writing from North Carolina.
gives the following as the method of procur.
ing turpentine from the pine tree, and its
distillation afterward-
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Trade Regulations With Canada.

NEW York, Jan. q The Hera7ds special says
The Canadian Trade ReUiea0 processes to know that
the I. s. Government has consented to renew the re-
ciprocy treaty, if Canada will raise the Provincial
excise duties to the American standard admit GER
tain manufactures Free and enlarge the canals the
United States bearing part of the EXPENSE the whole
matter to be arranged by legislation without treaty
Captain s. S. Smith, ex-Copfederate officer. is
under arrest at Toronto the charge of robbing an
old man of 81 900, U. s. bonds, at Windsor whero
Smith keeps a hotel.
FROM CANADA-PRECAuTIoNS AGAINST INVASION.
The Herold's Montreal despatch says that an ice
bridge over the St. Lawrence, is being formed at ell
points, which has led the Commander, Sir J. Michel
to look after the state of the forts That at Prescott
he had new guns mounted, and heavy Armstrong
guns are being placed in battery at Quebec.
Great quantities Of lumber are changing hands at
Ottawa. that it may go free into the United States,
while the present treaty is in force. Boston firm
is making terms for the carriage of 5000 loads be-
fore March 1Tth
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THREE CENTS.

SUNDAY School MISSIONARY MrrTrxo ,r ExrTrp
STREET NJ. Il. CHURCH.-A very interestine Sunday
ochool missionary meeting held last evening in
the Exeter street NJ. L. Church. The srocio,s qnor nr
the church. as well as the large galleries were o,oI
crowded The children, about 200 in number with the
officers and teachers Of the schools occupied the seats
Immediately in front Of the speakers After tho SIM
ing of the hymn,
From Greenlands icy mountains"
by the choir, an appropriate prayer was made bv
Rev. l.. NJ. Gardner pastor Of the church, when the
children united in singing the hymn,
Let children proclaim their Savior and King.
To Jesus name hosanuas we sing"
1t being the occasion of the regular monthly meet
ing of the Society the usual routine business was
transacted, and after the singing Of another appro-
pirate selection by the children, Rev. Otis Gibson
the China missionary, delivered an eloquent and in
teresting address particularly adapted to the little
folk rs well as instructive to those of more mature
age. The melodious voices Of the children then
chimed in sweetly-
We are joyously voyaging over the main.
Bound for the evergreen shore"
Atthe conclusion of which, another address was
delivered by the Rev. Dr. Slicer who, speaking with
his usual rathos, elected marked attention from the
children as we'll as the entire congregations The chill
dren again united in singing selection entitled,
The Angels there will teach u.s."
ana after some further Interesting remarks the choir
aided by the congregation, sung the Doxology at the
conclusion OF which the congregation was dismissed
with the Bcnediction By Rev. DR.. Slicer
A liberal collection was taken up during the exer-
cscs
This Sunday school, under the immediate super
intendence ofMessrs B. F. Nails and John H. Short.
is Of the most Gourishng schools connected with
the Methodist denomination in this city.
BEATING HIS WIFE.-John Ebacher was yester-
day before Justice Showacre, charged with beating
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The King of Portugal, after having passed

The King of Portugal, after having passed
matinee musicale with Rossini, desired to have an
other with Verdi, who is in Paris to superintend
the production of his new opera. Rossini took the
King to Verds lodgings. The King sang to Verdi's
accompaniment on the piano an air from the Trova-
tore, and another from the Balo in Maschera Verdi
is said to have been nervous, but this is excusabe
for he had never before king for performer and
Rossini for an audience.
The report that General Hooker is hope,
less invalid is contradicted by G. V. Barnard, his
brother law. who says the General is rapidly re-
covering from his recent Illness is looking very we'll
and will be out in few days. 1t may be added
that there have been symptoms Of paralysis In
General Hookers case. and that some time since he
was able to be out riding. His many friends here
will be glad to learn that the exaggerated reports
his illness have sc little foundation,
Ry the arrival of the Henry Chauncey, from
Aspinwall we have full particulars of the Spanish
Admiral Pareja, who committed suicide through NOR
tication at the capture of of his gun boats by
Chiliap mal-of-Har,
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A5lESsIssE,SFS.

HOLIDAY STREET TaEArRE.-Mr. aud Mrs. Bar.
ney Williams Tonight commence their second week
and will perform ior the first time the great Irish
drama Of The Connie Socgah. Mr. Williams will
annear as Connie Sooeah, Mrs Williams as Nellie
Nolan, and Mrs. F. Neck, Wild Elsie. TIE other
characters have been efficiently cast to the full
strength Of the company. The scenery by Getz and
Ban er viii BE- new and appropriate as also will he
the costume by Garland. No pains or expense nave
been spared by Manager Ford in putting this piece
upon the stage. We predict for it a heavy run
ERa@T STREET THEarRE.-Cardner. Uemming7 Il
Co., open their great Circus at the Front Street to-
night for brief season. The entire force of the
company viii appear in a series of grand equestrian
performances, in which a number Of rst-class artist,
will appear. From the arrangements that have been
made everything rromiscs that this viii prove one
f the most attractive equestrian seasons that we
have had here for years. Go early and 60 often.
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EHrge Eira ia IlnflnIO.

BUFFALO, Jan. 20th.-The fire last night in Buffalo
\. y proved more destructive than it was at first
supposed. The wind commenced blowing freshly.
and famed the flames after they had been nearly
subdued, causing the total destruction of the build
ing occupied by IIatterey's pianos and piano goods.
and Actman 4 Cos clothing house building owned
by Atley and costing $4,000, and insured at $4,000
His loss stock is estimated at $4,000; insurance
not known. Actman & Co.'S stock is valued at
a230,00O; insured about 100000 Two firemcn were
injured by the falling walls, but, it is believed,
seriOuSly
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From Savannah.

SAVANNAH, Jan. 19.-The trial of Gen. Mercer, late
of the Confederate army. charged with murder in
shooting seven Union soldiers who had joined his
rebel army, for descrton, was finished to-day. The
testimony being favorable for Mercer it is thought
he will be acquitted.
The bodies of the captain, pilot and lady passen-
gers of the brig Neva, lately wrecked off st. Johns
Fla, have been recovered. The bodies of the cap
tain and pilot found to be much muilated, and
the mate has been arrested the charge of murder
inc
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Heavy storsns-Cold Weather.

LOUISVILLE. Jan'y 2Oth.-The weather was very
warm yesterday until night, when the mercury fell
from 600 to 19o. Soon after midnight heavy storm
of wind and rain with thunder and lightning set in.
NASHVILLE Jsny 20.-There was a severe gale last
night, which blew down several houses Edgefield
street. There heavy fall of snow and rain.-
The mercury fell to 30 above zero The snow is
IA inches deep.
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THE FREEDMEN.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.-The House Committee on
Freedmens Affairs, Il portion of the members will
shortly visit some Of the Southern States, and the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad Company has ten
dcred to them the of a special train from Wash
ington to lIynchburg. Representative Kelley, in re-
ply to the President of the road thanks him for his
kindness. and says the committee will name an early
day for the proposed tour of observation.
&UTJLATED CURRENCY DESTROYED.
Since August last the Treasury Department has
DESTROYED by burning, over COO 600 worth of mu-
tated and cancelled notes Of all kinds; and $l00O0
600 additional will soon be added to the flames
The Department has discovered that there is
another new counterfeit of the % cent note.
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The Philadelphia Press thinks that sine
the appearance of the Stephens documents accredit
ing Mahoney, the Fenian Brotherhood may say with
Pope, slightly changed

Inc appearance OF the stephens documents accredt
ing Mahoney, the Fenian Brotherhood may say with
Pope. slightly changed
And more true joy doposed Mahoney feels,
Than Roberts with Senate at his heels"
The prettiest skater in Chicago is a Con-
cord young lady named Carrie Moore. She wears
crimson silk skirt, velvet basque trimmed with er-
mine, and jaunty skating cap. der evolutions are
described as very graceful and when she watzes on
her skates hundreds Of gloved hands beat applause
The Cognac, French journal, states that
the cultivation of vines o- brandy distllers use has
decreased IN France In remarkable degree, in con-
sequence of the gradual decline in the price of Cognac
brandy and the increase in the value af other pro-
ducts. In the Grand Champagne of Cognac, land of
the first qality has not been worth more than $3.50
the bectare (2]9 acres for the last ten years. while
meadow land has risen to $40. New brandy was
worth above f16 the twenty-five gallons in the
district in the years 1885 and 1857 There has been
constant dmnution in the price since the year 1858.
which may be set down at present at twenty-five per
cent,
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STATE AFFAIRS.

SALES OF REAL FarATE.--Mr. Daniel Bratton. real
Pearce, in the second district about two miles from
Elkton, and containing $50 acres, to Mr.. David VI,
Taylor, for Sll 900. Mr.. Peter NJ. Coulther residing
ing ten acres. with good buildings and land highly
improved, for $1,000. Mr.. V. Price, of Northe ST.
1urchaser This property, we think is remarkably
cheap.-CecH Wig.
SALE OF TQwN tRopERTY.-Mr. Samuel Remsburg
mas sold the brick house on Main street in this place.
ut present in the occupancy of Thos Willard to Mr.
I. c. Rudy, for S2.l00.-V Volley Re9sster.
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AUGUSTA, GA. January 19.-Brigader General
King, commander of this post while riding near the
city, this afternoon, accompanied by his wife, and
another lady and gentleman, was stopped by high
waymen, and robbed of three horses.
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The Chicago Strike.

CHICAGO. January 19.-The engineers strike on the
Michigan Southern Railroad is resulting in no de-
tention to the passenger trains. Freight trains
stopped only twenty yfour hours. Both passenger
and freight trains are now running regularly. The
strikers have all been discharged.
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From Fortress Monroe.

FoRTREss MONROE. Jan. 2O.-The gunboat Chero-
kee sailed for Wilmington. Ex-Governor Wash
burne, of Maine. Gen. Caldwell and Col. Hall, have
arrived here. The brig Edith, from Rio, with coffee
for Baltimore, is here wind-boun The naval
steamer Rhode Island has arrived. Also, the pilot
boat Blunt in disabled condition, with ballast
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MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY %, 1856
FROM MEXICO.
Capture OF chihuahua by the Imperial
ists-Reiurn OF the Republican Govern
Inent TO FL EaSO.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2l.-0lficiaI news from Ell Paso
Mexico. up to the 22d ut.. has been received here
The French marched in great force against the city
of chihuahua, and the Mexican Republican Govern
ment had to be abandoned. On the 9th, President
Juarez left chihuahua with his Cabinet and his army
and came to Ell Paso, arriving there on the 18TH
The French occupied chihuahua on the 1lth of that
month. The Mexican forces remained fifty miles
from Chihuahua, annoying the French. President
Juarez was very well received by the people at Ell
Paso The news from the interior Isl represented as
very good for the National cause
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CINCINNATI Jan. 21.-0ne hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars worth of bonds of the Eutaw and Ham
ilton Railroad held by the city of Cincinnati, was
sold yesterday for 100000. cash.
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From Nashville.

NASHVILLE, Jan. l9.-Tho river is slowly rising,
with ten feet of water on the shoals.
The work tho suspension bridge goes very
slowly. Another cable was swung to-day
Cotton ranges 41@42c. The receipts and shipments
are very light.
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New YORK. Jan. 21.-John A. Cook, late cashier
of the Catskill, New York. National Bank reported
a defaulter to the amount of 100000 The directors
of the Bank it added have obtained collateral secu
rites enough to cover the defaleation.
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Rr0is"ietGrs OF t9le Police Gazette Arrest
eti-!sn Gsi offender Cauelt-HHartin, the
Rebel EuceUSiIary,

New YORK, Jan. 2o-The proprietors of the Police
Gazette have been arrested for libel the complaint
of prominent citizen. After hearing before the
police Justice further consideration of the case was
postponed until next week.
The police arrested to-day the notorious Theodore
Allen, in Brooklyn. The United States authorities
have been searching for him for several months. He
is charged with having been connected with Thomas
Hughes and others in IIoboken and jersey city in the
bounty frauds.
This A. NJ, before the United States Commissioner,
motion was made for the dismissal of Martin. the
alleged rebel incendiary. The Commissioner rcserv-
ci his decision
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A Ghisian Priyafeer.

NEW YORK, JAN 2l.-Reports say that steamer
which has been fitting out here for time. has
gone to Chilean privateer to prey Spanish
commerce. Three gunboats are also said to be build
ing for the Gillian government.
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Fatal Anray.

CINCINNATI, January 2t.-A difficulty occurred last
night between Col. Kade and Capt. Hines pro-
pretor of the Planters Hotel, corner of Third and
Broadway, about the character of lady boarder in
the house. in which the former fatally stabbed by
. 1o4Eo
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For EurODp.

NEW YORK. Jan'y 20-The steamers City of Balti-
more Borussia, Arago, and Louisiana. sailed hence
Today for Europe. The total shipment of specie
amounts to 1856, 600.
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Libel Suit.

New York. Jan. 2l-The party who sued the
editors of the Police Gazette for libel is a. T. Stewart.
The libel is connected with young French actress.
named Natalie Dumas, who recensly went to Europe,
followed by New York broker,
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Destructive Firc at New York.

New YORK, Jan'y 2l.-The storage warehouse of
Messrs. Miller & Conner. Nos 24S and 249 South st..
and 4S3 and ASS Water sts.. between Pike and Rut-
gers sts., destroyed by fire last night. Loss
about half million dollars.