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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

AtLresD LARcxyv SILK DRESSES John Wlkie Wss'
charged by Mrs Harriet Van Vie, OF SGT Third avenas
with the thef Of two silk dresses valued at &22 sshs
alleged the dresses found yohns pUs.
session Justice Ledwith. before whom he w1e or
raigrod commted him for trial u default Of 500 oa
ANOTHER ALLsoED LARcxsY. -Ciara Jackson was
ragnsd before Justice Ledwth yesterday charged By
Sarah Thompson Of 20 Laurens street. with the theft Of
watch and blanket valued So Sarah alleged that
she found the property Claras possession and causes
$500 bail. e>-aA
Jaques Block complains against his partner RaDhast
Kautz, for the larceny Of diamond rings and three
pairs o. diamond earrings In ali Of the value Of 81 6O
the exsminaea which have taken place yestef-
day moeung before Justice shandey Is postponed uut
Saturday II has been stated that much iargce
amount Of diamonds than that mentioned above high
$4,000 worth, partnership property, was carreE
by Kautz st the time or above alleged larceny
but has been made the subject Of criminal pro-
cesduG Kautz who entirely deutss tho criminal ailD~
cations ade against him 10 these promises gsstsr@
day admitted 70 bail by Justice Shandiey In t OK
81, 0O0.s Is eSfs ~ fafrfsf 80 e
AILsGm LARCUv CLorMSo- jane A. Barnes wass
arrsgnsd yes.sf1ay before Justice Shahdcy chargsd
with having, on the evening Of January 7. ssoisa-
from the apartments Of Anna Long. No. 2s4 Broome
street. durug the temporary absence or Anna esB.
worth o. clothing john Becrof nsighbor testified
having her ia Annss At thai time, and upon~
being arrested The following morning. glove WA found
her possession which Anna idenAed portion ~.
the property Stolen from her Jane committed byr
Justice Shandiey 10 $500 to answer
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AsSAR0Lts. III

-.. AsS1s0Lis, Jan. 10, f0Uv.
Ia the House OF Delegates to-day aftor the trsncc0
Of much important busuess. the ON 70 rsoce to-f1a
rights Of citizenship all persons deprived thcreor
fourth section OF tbs FIRST article u the constitutes
came up the order OF the day several motions -
refer and amend werc made and lost whom Nh stevens
Of Baltimore moved TO amend BY exccpng fron tho pro.
visions Of this act all Of this Ss who during the
left this State aud erkered armed rebeon Agansb
che general government This opposed the gr6unG
chat II would be creating distinction against our
citizens in favor OF aliens from other Staes Mr. Sevoa
withdrew his amendment and the bill 10 BE-
engroased for third readSng.
In the Sste Senate yesterday afternoon n resoiuxou
introduced suspendins the payment Of bounes 10.
inc present to slaves provided for in tho AT or
February, E9ea. The resolution was referred
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THE feMIANs.
Change or Feeling stephens RssaiaisG Lost
Ground. Ms aF

Change or Fceiing-stephops RssaisisG Lest
lsr0und. Ms
Last evening another meeting tho third Of the series
Of Fenaa oenrss and centrifugal auxi!sres was held at
1913 Bowcy for the two objects Of hesrag statement
from the G. o. andof eectng nvs recently nomna-
ted candidates TO constitute directory With full powers
o. ses that the future psnf beratns Ireland proper
" carried out and 10 raise the chara Of the Depart
mont OF Finance, branch Of the Fssisn system which
has been hitherto sadly neglected rhe attendance was
large and dcmonstratve, things were 10 that delight
fully harmonious condition, the chairman being FOR once
silent and tho audience 10 the full enjoyment OF loud and
universal discussion when stephens entered and ike
oil ON the troubled waters bis presence produced pecu
liar CAIN He spoke briefly. and said there was mis-
understanding between himself ane Colonel Kelly but No
was nov willing 70 esabsh reconciliation and assume
the civil management Of the organization, leaving the
military brauch 70 the proper military directors, and de-
claring his Intention Of nghAng Iris year oil hazards
The meeting perfectly satseA with bic explanation,
and shOetiy sfserwards aA3ourpeA.
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the seMroNal CONTEST IN essssu 1854.

ss~sn Camevoa Nominated an ehe RepobiIcsu
Caucus.
HA2sssURa. Jan. 10. tsor
This republican Senatorial caucus ms. 81 eight vcie1x
this evening aud remained In session nearly an soar
Everything vas quiet and orderly. and On tbs erss
ballot Mr. Cameron was nominated The vote y
foliows:-Cameron, 20; Curtin. IS Stevens I, Grow.
The Two Lancaster Senators did not go nto On
motion Of one OF Curtus friends the nomiaatlaa wss
made unanimDsu
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GERMAN RECONSTRUCTION.

I->Csuat Bismarck's Diplomatic Assurances to
), gfEar Vs5 the Nations. Ell
4s-a,s. Hs I BERLIN, JAN 10, 1857. \
Bismarck has issusd circular Letter the represen
datves of russia At foreign Courts in which he points
out the good footing which Prussia stands with
eait foreign Powers them that peace wibe
<ained and declares that be shall devote himself 70
.theconsoldAson Of Germany } - a.7
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4 BRUTAL FATHER.

u NoRwrcH Jan. 10. 1881.
There Is much excitement to-day over the discovery
OF the fact that sprtualls, named Charles Williams,
had nearly starved his daughter aged thirteen by
her only one bowl Of cruel per dsy Tor @ree
20 eat or drink The Cruel had been Kept
In close confinement In her In attempting v let
herself down from the third story she fell and sne
what hurt, when the facts were discovered. Some
electmen took charge OF the girl, whose recovery 70
doubtful and he mob made assault on Williams, Who
defended himself with axe. The authorities inter.
fered. and ho has beep locked w Tor tnaL
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

ga. y. rs +, LiykRrooL, JAN TO- 1857
the steamship City Of Boston from New York, Dec
a. Queenstown last evening route to this
port 100 tA
socTBlMPros, Jan. 10, 1867.
fhe steamship Deu,cbland, Captain Vessels. which
ie New York Dec. 90 touched At this port to-day and
after landing passengers and mails orondon, proceeded
10 Bremen. 4f
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KANSAS LEGISLATURE.

ToYxKA Ja4 10, 1857
Both branches or the Legislature have appointed
several standing committees. resolutions was intro.
ducc In the Senate by Mr. Simpson TO strike out the
word /" white" In the State constitution
The Senatorial contest is becoming more ntrcAta
every dav New candidates hourly appearing, de-
veopng the most complets chaos imagrMbie Mo-
OPINION OF heis relative strength be for ned before
the Senators and Clark the way hersri
Tho constitutional amendment ratified by ths'
Horse by vote Of rs TO T. tho senate refusing
pend the rules for that purpose.
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TINE EASTERN QUESTION.

= Agitatton for Independence of the Greeks.
ftt# LONDON Jan. 10-Noon.
Reliable advices have been received here that the plot
OF the Greeks the Mediterranean islands
thsr Independence Is spreading rapidly. Formidable
popular uprsings have in other islands, and the
Greek cause has suddenly frightened
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\ NEW HAvKS Conn, Jan. 10, 1857
The COMMENCEMENT exercises OF the Medical Depart
mont OF Yale College took place this evenng st the
Medical College. Dr L. 3 Paddock, Of Norwich, do
vered the address to the class. and Cornelius Bull,
OF this city the vaedctory address, The Bennett prises
for the bert spsomc preparation were given to J. H.
Parker and r. W Ward. The Hooker przs FOR the best
examination for doctor OF medicine vAs awarded TO
TheoboId Bard, OF East China Mich The degrees wore
oonforred BY President Woolsey.
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GOVERNOR Patton At HOME.

q 80 McsToonksv, Ala, Jan 10. 1857.
Governor Patton, who has returned here, Is rather
dsspondsut and remains counrmed IN bis views - 70
the restoration or tbs State the adoption OF The con
stItus,ouai amendneut While NJ New York Governor
Patton made arrangements TO have the mining and
manufacturing interests Of Alabama represcnted 10 she
The Legislature resssembIes here on the 10th inst
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ruf capsaY OPERA HOUSE DRAWING.

'@ CHicAco Jan. s. 1857
Tie preparations for the drawiue Of the Opera House
and paintings OF this Crosby Opera House Art Association
are complete The members Of the committee from
abroad will arrive on the 10th The drawing Will COM
meuoc at hafpass two O'Clock In the afternoon o. the
2ist instant The whole matter 70 nov In the hands OF
the awarding COMMITTEES. #uM
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The next aaaua neeuns he Military Association Of
the State Of New York viii b. held in the city Of Albany
on Tuesday and Wednesday, January is and 10.
1857 General George g patcheicr, Inspector General
state OF New YoSk, Will deliver the annual address
before the cancellation. Wednesday evenings In the
Assembly chamber These yearly meetings are intim-
rstson Tns association IL composedof iii tksof1cen Of
the National Guard. NNa
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E u R 0 Pc.
English Opinion Of the American Radi-
GALS Impeachment.
s .6a ~>~~-~~~r-~~~~~~c~---~c-- ettt@
MODERATION OF THE REFORM lEAcUERS
G0Nnt BismarCk's Assurances to
the Nations.
40. DO. 10. asi
en- atAao..

msdoratlen Of sho Reform Leaguers.
80 a-A LONDON Jan. l0-Noon
The leaders q The reform have decided not
go make the proposed demonstratton upon the meeting
OF Parliament BY shs ,Asroducon Of pstsns bas
wii aAopt INC less susbdtens course Of permitting 70
. come up u shs usual coxse Of legislation.
,s,si q Americaa Impeachnent Case. :.
f uea &.sl ssls-F Losp0x Jan. 10-Nooi.
OF 1As Tsmss isadlas article this morning sayt That
ss proposed imysachmsns q me President Of the United
states shows shas revolution passing In the Union
II also points out the dangers which may follow ques
: atiouable proceeding
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A Gard fre.n Bali. RIack & Go.

Fortwo months past have been rifo thai nsA
fsiled or suspe nded
simply bat emphaiiciy that there founds,,
for such will confident aatiav
the friends Of houss who 50 nasscrinsy have sym
pathixed with supposed disaster.
X has been question with hs,hc- nscesaary
10 thls Pablo denial but the report has
in PRINT Europe pur-
haps II IL better that we should DO so +
II vefgikg half oeutnry since the cgtAbnh.
Of house aud OF hss bean dis
boporcd and II may be excused for dscoununG tho
OF the future feel certain that such conungsscy
IA scarcely possible. -. -
so and bd7 Broad xay-
New vgsk. Jan s 1857.
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alIu on TING sAmelras in ciuclssArl.

CINusxAr Jan. 10 t8dT
The gamblers OF this city greatly excMea over NE
rigorous enforcement d The Law against theuk Two
nfms dealing faro Mcssrs Meadsr q Co. and Woodruff q
co. were nned over SEQ each In the Court OF Common
Picas to-day Another was fined $500 fcw days ago,
md sent 70 isil for niDetv fUA
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new YORK LEGIsLATURE.

Senate.
Assssr, Jan. 10. 1857.
sts NOTICED NN
By mr. Lpr. 0sp.) Of Nsv YoSk--As oct in rcsarSBto
slasgAtefng animalA Tho set rsakss il msdemesaor
70 ssnshtcr animals Intended for hsman food in any
othss shan the expeditions ana mercifui
knewn science ART Also, Of an oct TO prevert the
bif provides that omnitus % stage drawn ~ two
hses shall carry than twelve passeDgers that
four passengers and where there elevation Of moro
thaa foot to fifteen, anS road additional horse
By Mr. Fuosr, trepl Of os,ario--ro make more
stringent the act foc the prsSsAsion OF cruelty 10 ant
By Mr. Lxsr--yor an, background railroad to run
un4sr ground from Green 70 Fouriesnih ssss'
under Union square, ana thspcs by any route to any
point on ehc HuAson rrsros harlem railroad
Accessibility.
AIsAsv. IN. 10. tSss.
csnxumcArroSs
the srrAxR presented the annual rspa<s OF Ne Cana,
COMMISSIONER alss the annual report OF tina supsrin
tendent Of the Onondasa Salt Springs.
rHs CONVENTIONAL Axxs0xsSu.
Mr.. BRucx, from the Committee on. Federal Relations,
reported concurrent resolutions rafyug the coasli,a-
tonai snendmsnt.
,consssans OF himself and Mr. Dssiin disssnsod from
M bkr On asked Tor the I'm Dedfaae CONSIDERATION OF
the resoutons snd they sdopted by 10 70 90 all
the Republicans voting In the Affirmative all the demo-
csAts In the negative.
Ne ssyn eald In order thss eensismen might have
spportanty 70 discuss The anendcnss now, be would
move q reconsideration.
Mr. MiLLsrAros moved 70 lay the motion TO reconsider
on the table, which lost.
Messrs. Parker stiles, Bruce n Smith and wilbur
epoke length favor d The amendments, and Msssrs
Weed Genet ana Cre1mer against their adoption.
The motion TO reconsider the resolution was ther
adopted by rs 10 rs.
Mr.. MILrspAueH moved 70 make the resolutions IN,
special order for Che 22d inst, which was lost
After farther discussion the resolutions ratifyinq IN
amendments again adopted by 70 70 g. Adjourned
Court Of Appeals Calendar.
ALnAsy Jan TO- 1887
The following Ia the calendar Of the Cour or Appeal
Tor tomorrow Nos 3d. 80, "a o. o. 20. ~, o. ~
l. 6ok. 6eK. 10. II. TIL n
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I U z K Ex.

The New DIinister from the Sultan TO WASH
$500 e tngtOn. "a 81 1--WE -
hsat,s FLORENCE Jan. 10, 1861. z
Il Is stated thst Rasten Bey the present Minister Of
tae Turks 70 this country will shortly be withdrawn and
sent 70 represent his government at Washington.
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sfgA Church. Property May be RaUsomed.
81 - 1921. FIeRsscE Jan. 10, 1857.
II Ia said that the Italian government is willing to
lease the Church property the receipt Of six hundred
millions OF lire 1s ts.ait ~
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flst IN stsslxsrox, VI.

TRov, v H., Jan. 10, 1857
rne knitting factory OF H. y. Bradford, At Bennng.
Aonv., was destroyed by Ore lsst nieht loss SSoVVo
The propers was insured @
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Mr. william Williams, or Erie, was chcsrn 70 preside
over ths caucus, and Mr. Sanford acted Secretary
nominated senator Henry q Murphy, Of kings, a. the
candidate 10 DO voted for ~ the democracy
MI weed OF Clinton Rs,a IA comp nhnS a. NIT
ton
Mr. Mspsugh said that be had desired to present the
ddae, but In view Of Senator Murphy's many good
qualifications and services in the democratic cause e
should refrain from doing So
Mr. Develin presented The name Of A. Oakley Hall.
NOT because he was opposed to Mr. Murphy. for whom
he should vote but because there some members
their appreciation Of his many excellent qualities by
casting an informal vote for him $500
NJ Donohu would not consent 10 the witbdra = hs
desired 70 vote for him and shoud Insist hs right 70
Al informsl ballot vas taken resulting in twenty-five
woes for Henry G. Murphy and twenty ous for A. Oakley
O motion q M Develin th nomiuseioa or Mr. Muir.
ply made unanimous. IS.
On motion cgmmttee Of three was appointed TO walt
On senator MURPHY s.d intern nn O. his nomination
and Clsk a the oonmitssA A.
AZ no dsmocratc seisiave caucus can sd5ourn with
Snson noun ~ ba = 70 vSss sSo ssso
wore TODD their votes 1efs ruled OF order in con-
sequence Of Mr 4urphy bsng disqualified e 2 member
NJ Gone, suggsssd sAas 4 alfassIty might .sis, Il
smees insi!sd O. 1917 essf Ais yos sas rejected by
20. Az &. IN: .S.s w. . :;'': !,
democrats then amused fnssslvss with assoasses sid
toses until senator NdrpN appearsd, who. IN : lev
He referred to the action Of Congress revolutionary
ana subversive OF te liberty ~ the people, and called
stsson rather than suSm T. The uIurpaons o. .hose
who would destroy that buiwark Of our rights: Tho
speech created some excitement the fortysx members
"We will will rT The caucus then adj
D0urno1.
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Bale mud Pnrsies, Ladies' waite sassesa
KID all tho ssrlsas syles OF Boots and shippers
T MILLER CO, Es psass strssl
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,,,A.-.Nca,. ChcHscsl Pcu,sde Resscres Grcy
III sdeci1eay tho best arr Dressing tAe 5odDr
RUSarOA 10 Asor neusc. and By all drusg sts-
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rewarded with Overlooking houses No change has been
made in the cast or dialogue Of the extravaganza and
the ballet sseaecss'' broad and consequently
interesting ever to the audiences they draw
ThaIia Theatre.
Ono or the many pieces Of Chariotts Birch Pfsder,
Die Waix aus Losoood. was performed last night II
drew rather ail hoase Asnonslrating the full appre-
citation OF the German public OF this extraordinary
dramatic compilation While We nnd ourselves without
the development Of passion. and the originality Of
charsrsers perceive nothing but tho calcula.
tive combinations Tor the production Of dramatic escs
The principal r6ies 10 the hands Of Mr. t. Hartng and
Fraulen Hesse, acting under the restraint OF the
authoross well executed aud they earned the full
appreciation Of the audience. We can add that the
ensemble WA more Asisfactosy thaa usual. 81 -
"a Tony Pasterss Opera House.
Crowded houses and depons.ratively appreciative
audiences ars the rule q this establishment The bill
for last evening presented an agreeable mslangs Of
tsrpsichoreaa musical apd theatrical sxcelleucss eli on
Pastor and Barry 0Ns wees he SeN aprrecssSd q the
numerous good featarss II thu psssmncs wh,ph uoa-
elaaed waA one Of foolss weekly local dramas. etq
.-...-........ HIusseas., -, ,.sas.s
Ds" egesrs YEA g,yea =. iha sssokiya Acaisny ot
lossc laa- aight by the Fhaa fhsstrs German OperA
Company: The psssosnhAhoe Wis ass psssscuisr,5 MI
liant and We hardly thjnk thai II the esmpsses wsrs
present he would ssoosaise PORTIONS or his match
ien work. Niles scelig Frederci and psiaba. and
Messrs Groschsl. formes ana Chaudou sustained the
principal roles The orchestra the bes, feature on
the occasion. The audience small and not over
enthusfastic. 2
crowded house greeted Miss Henrietta Beebe on the
occasion Of her complimentary concert at Stenway Hall
last evening. The programme decidedly select
one, and the admirable manner Of its rendition was
fully Appreciated by those who had tho pleasure Of lis
tening to It. The selections from Weber, Rossini
Mozart Verdi Meyerbeer and other eminent composers
The bsne fciare sang the aria isdti Bdt'' from Don
Giorann,, and also p0lse di BrduDra OF Ardit's
composition in each Of which she received IS she we
deserved unanimous request for repetition. Madame
dAng added much 70 the success Of the entertainment
BY her rendering Of Iraders ia Pampiinerd" Span
ish song of serio comic character In tho quartettc
from Rgoeto and also In "Lusato Adir trio in Semi
rGmide this accomplished artistic added another to the
usca Aurels that have been awarded her by tho pub
lie. Mr. w J. HUI, TENOR ana Mr.. H. W. Crane. basso,
recef much applause for their artistic renderngs Of
.sLoves ReQuest' and "Dal Pynfosdo Dell Obio''-the
former by Rechsrdt aud tho latter by CampanA Taken
altogether this musical treat and the
efforts Of excellent orchestra did much 30 make .
succesa f ss ~
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nnAcheior,s hair Dye. The Best N Ia
world; only perfect Dye harmless 'nssentehs
ous FACTORY. 81 Barclay street
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

Tho steamship Beoy Chsuncsy, Captain Gray. with
leave this pors Friday for Aspinwail ..,.s
The mails sex Ceasrl America and tbs South Pac9e.
will close at half past ten O'Clock Friday morniug
Tho NEW Yo&k STANDARDIZATION Tor tho Paciao-stI4
be ready at half past nine O'Clock Ia the morning
Sangscop,es In Wrappers ready for nAng SIX csntsp,
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Royal Hsssra Lottery.-For 0moi.I Draw.
ing for January 1857 another part of tho papor
TAILOR 20, Bankers, 10 Wall s6ecs ~ Z.
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SocrB1npros. Jan. 10. 1851.
BY STEAMSHIP TO DECEMBER 20.

r PORTLAND Me-, Jau. 10, 1857
The steamship Belgian, Captain Brown, which left
Liverpool at two r N. the 27th and Londonderry on
tas morning Of uit having been detained there
by storm, arrived 1t this port at midnight.
Mr. Gladstone had been suffering from severe throat
affection, in Rome, but was convaloscent
The French Chambers will open In the end Of Feb
quarry q
Tae news Of the failure of the French In the Corea
"a sounrnsd by teiegram via Kachtka which reports
she expedition total failure and that the natives wcre
greatly safed and Eoropean prestige much damaged.
Itis rspofsea &C Paris shat the Turkish government
rad rejected mo dcnsnd Of seia for the evacuation or
sheFortress Of Belgrsve Mt
An accident branch of ths Lyons railway had re-
sssd the death Of fourteen persons Many also were
injured "a
Prince Cortschakof-s health had caused some alarm,
but all immediate danger had passed away. The Journal
de ST. Petersburg denies tho reports current In 0alcia
OF Tho frontier being threatened by Russian troops and
declares on the contrary, that the Russsn forces tn Pc
land are on peace footing and that the effective force
has been reduced. -as Il f.8t
Csndsa advscss, via Athens 70 December "a, confirm
the news that Musspha Pashs had attacked the position
OF the Crsaus Caros. and had been repulsed with
gree. iosA Mustapha said to be retrcang tho do
feat having prevented him from accomplishing his
design OF advancing into the Province Of Selma.
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AfsasS Ps ,s,, Gurs si,s yrr.p rxsrRusEsr
positively cures the worst czsss o. plea sent by m o.
receiperf Circulars tree Sold by druggists ARenkk.
wapted sv-rywhrrr Address J. b. RomAins Manager OH.
Broadway. New York
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WAY 4. she Iisss..s PsesdsscHs ~ tas FycEN.-
hou~ ne,shbors garrett Because nert Attt
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Royal I1avsSa I0ttery.--Prizes Paid Ia
gold Iniormsticn furnished, The highest rated paid "a
Doubioons and all kinda Of Gold and Silver.
TAYLOk co, RaDkels, 10 Walt stcAss. IL
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Erisfndoro,s Hair Dye.-Tbe Rest Ever n1aa.
ufsrtured. Wholesale and rctsin. s.so applied. A. NO
As
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shsppiss Intelligence.

Arrived from New YORK ringiicamo, at Cctte; He'll,
at Malta Wisconsin and G. Palmer, at Liverpool Rio. at
French ~.
Arrived from Bos.ou Fmncisto, al Gale.
Arrived from Philadelphia, Rosetta, st st. Adams
Arrived from New Orleans. Ellen Clinton, ~ Liver.
pool: Adelaide, Morris, nt vleo.
Arrived from san Francisco, Sea Serpent, at Hong
Kous; vaiesta At woosung, Marmtcn. st Liverpool
saiied for New York 23d rueder and Adolph, from
HAMBURG For Boston 2Jd Lily, from HeIvoet For
New Orleans, cath. Cssunc and Marcia 9. Day, from
sbip aonsrs, wndham, at Liverpool for New York,
which put back leaky will discharge part OF her cargo
the Aibssros from roo-chaw Foo, and Patriot, from
Macao both TOT Now York had arrived at Singapore In
dIstress Martha Rdcout, from Hong Kong, was AT
Singapore dismasted and strained.
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Lea q Perrip's saucs- Delicious with sups
hsh, game. meats. ar
JohN DUkcAs's sons. Agents Cor the Uai'ea s'Atss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-11

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