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ARRIVALS.
ssroRrFp By rnE HERALp STEAM YACHT.

steamship Java r), Lott Liverpool Jan O. and Queens
WI %Dss sa INST
steamship Hamrnona (NG,, Meier. Hamburg Jan 8, and
HnzT s e. s Ssassst SS
%s. vita Ssas saa $ m
Ion g . passed r,a. brig rigged steamer bound
to Espssaesd Very hsasy weather .srousIss.
as sd
s.s s'ssep ss ass.s s'fsi is' II Ts
steamship san Jscino A,siss savannah, Jan IL, with
mdse and passengers 70 w Garrson Dan ~ PM Cape
YORK Tor Rshmons Va .Ss5acned IN sIasas eoudion;
NJ ier New yors VINO ssxsn Y ser
Steamship VIM c.yde, Morgsn Wilmington, Nc Jan ",
three men rescued from s.amsnp Sirif ciy
steamship Brunette, Howe, Philadelphia with misc to-
steamship Chesapeake Bragg Portland, with mdse toJ
RsrS Havelocs err, Madden. roc-chow.roo, ias daTs
6a BARK Albert sr, Maxwell caraa 8, days. with railroad
BARR EII.s garss tBr. conysrs, Bermuda II days. with
BIZ Lacy iir, Gray, Newport s. days win railroad ron
Brig Eo6sr xows not tho oeorge pownes, reported
molsses, o Iromsrlsg.,s sen. Has been eass north
q weasv 10Y aras pona wana me sp aS ss
Gibraltar 80 days, with fruit g I.ortls Bros.
& s ssG S2g css S CO n's & @ Se Il Is ssy a:. ys y
R0ss r Fssnss ss s ss & s2d sss mss weasr " %
n norshery gale lost deck load o. cgwocd lin, lat
YORK, ~ DAYS Out
scnr wanderer fof Rockland. Thornd,ks Beye Hon 10
days with cocosnus, dc spofori fnston n Cos vessel
20 Weinberg, Has been DAYS north OF Hatcras with
northetly winds and Gains.
schr oralo Nichols Brown. rotasco Mex "a davs with
mahogany to Chfystc Rros vessel to Van Bfun ssehi
2h uit u heavy northtrv gale, sprung fore and
nasis. No date, lat 25 Ion ~ spoke schr Knowles,
from New York. steering sW. The " has board the
OF brig Mexico OF Liverpool wrecked To5asco
Nov II also two Of schr Jane Lees lost Nov ~ at
place
Scar i Palmer tof Baurnorcl snco psmarars 10 days.
wita and molasscs 10 Edwin Rowe Go. has been
days north of Hstterss with eas.ery winds sailed
pany wih fchr America, for New Work.
schr saml Seward Curtis, Newfoundland, days, with
fsh 20 Gutter 4 Co.
sshr Maitre sr,, Royce, cOruwani. Ms, 10 days. with
Ellen Nancy r) Hart, Cornwals, Ms, ~ days, with
produce b nuryes IA anchored In Flushing Bayl
scar q Edwsrag Marshall, deor xetown, SO, days,
WIN mdse - Al Abbott.
scar susan WRIGHT, Mount, Georgetown SC days. with
stores TO Blown Cuyer. Had very rough weather
Schr > Freeman. Williams, Virginia.
Schr Bchart Vaux. whitaker, Baltimore.
Schr Vernai. Tory Baltimore.
Schr A Lincoln. Davis, Newcastle, Del.
sohr Susan, Jaeksox, Newcastle Del
Schr Kate u Rich, Doughty, phiiadslp
schr Grand Island, MarshA Rockpor 10 days, with limo
scSr wm Thompson. wndsy, Boston, days. with ash to
master.
schr James Rose Peterson, Boston for Jersey C,y
hchr smith, Green. Providence for klixabsthport.
schr Mayuower, Hunt Fnirhaven.
Schr John BrookA Foss New HsvsA
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GEORGIA..

Inquiry by the Legislature Into the Appoint.
mert Of Negroes to state Oflces-Auth0rity
of Congressional Interference Denied.
ATLANTA, Jan. %, 1869.
resolution was introduced In the House to-day
authorizing the Solicitor General to inquire into the
reasons for the appointment OF cololed person to
perform the duties OF Clerk OF the Superior Court OF
Chatham county, to institute proceedings against
the same, and carry the case TO the Supreme Court
II necessary. After much debate the resolution
referred TO the Judiciary Committee.
A member offered resolution claiming that the
State is fully reconstructed that the Legislature is
the Judge OF the qualification OF State officers ana
tnat Congress has no right TO interfere. which was
also referred.
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Yesterday afternoon, about two O'Clock. a fire
broke out on the upper door Of the i've story brick
building No. II William street, occupied by Messrs.
Smith 4 Ullman, manufacturers OF willow ware.
The fire burned fercely owing TO the light
nature OF the stock, but it was soon checked
BY the fremen, who were on hand with
commendable promptness. The fire extended to
the fourth aoor also occupied by this irm partially
consuming the stock there. Messrs. Smith g. Cll-
mans loss by fire and water will reach fully $4,000,
which Is covered by insurance Of $4,000 in the fol-
lowing coinpanies:--Stuyye $1,000; Bowery,
5000: Yonsers, So SEQ; st. Nicholas 90 500. por
ton Of the second and the entire third floor were
occupied by the ROYAL BAKING Powder Company,
who suffered by wafer, which hooded the lower
part OF the bnilding, loss OF $4,000; insured
Tor $4,000 in the Home OF New Haven and
westchester County Companies for $4,000 each.
The remainder OF the second door was occupied by
Messrs. James n. MniszeS & Co., dealers IN drugs.
whose loss by water viii reach $4,000 insured Tor
$1,000. the basement and first fioor were occupied
by Messrs. Bogart Evans a. q paper warehouse,
whose stock was damaged by water about S., 000
Insured for $4,000 In various city companies. The
building, which Is damaged about al, 500 Is portion
OF estate OF winch ]. Ross Is the agent. The
cause OF the Tire Is unknown.
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FLORIDA.

The Senatorial auesticn-rEe Election Of
Gilberr Considered TO be- Legal by the
Senate.
TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 20, 1859.
Yesterday the House balloted once for United
States Senator, Wilson, republican, receiving 10
votes: Oliver, democrat. IL; Richards, republican,
s.; Meachem, coiored republican, 5; others, one vote
each.
The Senate took no action and there has been no
Joint ballot to-day. The Senate seems inclined 10
hold that the election OF Gilbert last June s legal
though when elected no vacancy existed, and ma
into JOINT ballot.
The New York herald., 1869-01-21

Affairs ef the American stcnm Navigation
Compnny-The Hartford and Erie Railroad
Company.
Bosror, Jan. 20, 1869.
The American Steamship Company held their ad.
journcd meeting to-day, elected directors ana re-
Serred the whole matter OF the sale OF their steamers
TO the board. II was stated by the President that
ne has two standing offers from parties in New YORK
for the purchase Of the steamers az prices consera
bly, In advance OF the liabilities and debts but efforts
Will he made 10 keep them here.
The Hartford and Erie Railway Company have pur-
OF land on Fort Point channel for depot buildinrs
wharvcs &C. The same company have, II il said.
ratified the lease of the Norwich and Worcester
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THE NEW DOMINION.

Improvement Of Lake Harbors-Tbe Reci-
procity Treaty.
MONTREAL, Jan. 20, 1869.
petition TO the Minister OF Public Works Is being
,numerousy signed, demanding the deepening OF the
harbors or Port Colborne and. Port Dalhousie, In
order 70 accommodate large vessels now engaged In
the lake trade.
it Is rimorcd that the Dominion government viii
appoint Hon. Mr.. Howe as delegate to Washington to
aid In obtaining reciprocity.
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The Recent Earthquake ON the shores Of the
Boy of Bengal--Heavy Loss Of Life.
LONDON, Jan. 90 1859.
Particulars OF tho earthquake which recently oc-
CURED around the shores OF the Bay OF Bengal have
been received by telegraph. The loss OF life was very
Uraat
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PARAGUAY.

Conformation OF the Reports Of the Capture
Of viiIetn by the Allies.
PARIS, Jan. 20, 1852.
Later advices from Rio Janeiro have been received
to-day The previous reports Of the capture OF VIII
lets and the destruction OF the Paraguayan army
fully confirmed.
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SOUTH CAROLINA

The Late Charleston. Election Before the SUI
preme Court.
COLUMBIA Jan. 90, 1882.
motion viii be made In the Supreme Court to-
morrow against the acting Board OF Aldermen Of the
city OF Charleston Tor rule for them to show cause
why they should not be attached for contempt for
falling 10 obey q writ Of mandamus issued by the
Supreme Court ordering them TO declare void the
The New York herald., 1869-01-21
GAMBIA.

Escape Of the Provisional President-He is to
Come to the United states, Borrow Money
and Buy IroE-Ciads.
PARIS, Jan. 90, 1909.
The Ltoey1e asserts that the President of the Gre
tan provisional government has escaped from Gambia
and win go to the United States where he will en-
deavor to raise loan and purchase iron-cads with
the object OF making one more effort to free Gambia
from the dominion or the Turks.
The New York herald., 1869-01-21
MU Sc ID E NTs.

OLE BULLS CoNcERr-The name OF the vAeran
violinist proved s power again last night in attract
ing a large audience to the Academy OF Music,
Brooklyn upon the occasion or his grand concert
taere 1t need scarcely be said that ITS possessor
fully ustided his great reputation. tie people OF
both New York and Brooklyn arc too familiar with
his superior execution and delicacy OF touch, from
frequent late opportunities OF being present al his en-
IL may he remarked ea pdSsayt, that even Ole Buil
labors under great disadvantage with large pro-
portion or hts audience, wtose seats are very fur
back, In such o large building as the Academy, a
difficulty, however, that was IA. more noticeable
in the case OF those associated with him. His selec-
tons last night consisted OF a ssCrand Concerto In
Minor IN three parts,n "The Nightingaeu and vi
lacco Guerrero after each or which ne was en-.
cored. slight change was made In the programme,
IN consequence OF the ndisposition OF Miss Barton,
whose place. however, was acceptabiy hlled that
win the draw back above mentioned.
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SHIPPIN N E w S
Almanac Tor Now York--.Tsis Day.
Port OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 20, 1889.
CLEARED.

Steamship City Of Boston tBr Rossei, LiverpooJohn
q Lae
Steamship Fairbanks, Hunter, Wilmington. NC-James
Hard.
Steamship Acushnet, Kelly, New acknowledgement 4
Wood.
shp Harvest Queen Jansen, San Francisco d Sutton
shp Isaac Webb, Mortimer, Liverpool @ Marshall A Co.
Bark Everhart Delius (N1l, Herbolh, Bremen-Funch,
Mencxe 4 Co.
Bark Brazleria tNG), Vessels, Rio Janeiro-Funcb,
Mcncke a Co.
Brs Annie Duncan (B0, Weed smyrna -Fabbri Chaun.
cey.
brig Leonard Myers, Hicks, salcrno-A Abbott
Schr David Miller, Magee, Cardcnas-E Sanchez Doiy
schr Annie (Br) Greene, Hafax-Crandail, Uraphray
Co.
schr seguln, French, Yorktown -Gold,hwae over
ton.
schr b Mcclellan, Richards, BsltImore-C Staples
ARRIVALS
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NEW YORK.

Incendinry Fire mt Eondout--Arrcst and Es-
cnpe OF Thief.
PouGHKEErsrE. jan 20, 1869.
nre broke out in the village OF Rondout about
one O'Clock Tits morning, which consumed an unoc-
cupied building the canal store OF q. o'Reilly aud
tho clothing store OF John MclveIn. The loss in
about $4,000 and IL fully insured The fire was the
work OF an inccndlary. During the IRE thief was
caught stealing clothing and was arrested and
locked up In q building near by. He made his es-
cape, however, by Jumping from the second story
window.
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TURKEY.

Denial OF the Reported Recall of Minister
Norris.
CoSsTANTINoPIE Jan. 20, 1889.
The truth OF the report that Mr. Morris, the Ameri-
can Minister the Sublime Porte had been recalled
by his government Is positively denied.
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Musical and Theatrical Notes.


Musical and Theatrical Notes.
Mr.. and Miss Couldock are deiighting the Trojans
with the "Wiow Copse"
Nixon's circus and "Abyssnian Caravan" is IN
New Orleans.
shakspeare's Twelfth Night" is in rehearsal at
the Arch, Philadelphia.
"Faust,r pfau, the Hanons and Chanfrau. SAM
are the attractions in tue Crescent city.
Jefferson Is still doing as RIP Van Winkle in 81.
Louis "After Dark" Is shortly to be produccdin the
same CITY,
Hall, Harlem for three nights
Miss Kate kelgnolds arrived in this city yesterday
from London. she played series OF very brilliant
engagements In the great metropolis and the prov
inces and has completely recovered from the 1nlu-
ries which she received by a fall at Exeter. She
Will probably appear at one OF our city theatres In
Roberts new opera House in Hartford. Conn.
just completed and IN many respects the finest place
OF amusement ia New England, was opened last
evening. Lowell Simm0nds, OF New York,
are the lcssees Tor the opening season and for the
was the STAR supported by an excellent company.
lie remains through this week and Dir. snd .drs.
Barney Williams appear on Monday evening" Ihe
opera house is modelled somewhat after Pixies New
York opera House.
sale OF sonts for Broughain's Opening Night.
large crowd gathered at the auction rooms OF
Leeds Miner yesterday afternoon to attend the sale
-
Monday night.
Mr. Leeds, the auctioneer, took his stand on an old
billiard table ana announced that the bids offered
would be considered a. premiums on the cost price
OF Seats and that the amount In excess OF the actual
first cost would be devoted TO the American Dra-
matte Fund. Box D, on the balcony, was the first
offered. The cost OF tins box Is twelve dollars. and
the opening bid was twenty-five dollars. Mi. q.
Church, OF The Manhattan Club was the purchaser
Of thirty-nye dollars, NJ. Brougham then entered
the room and was invited TO take the stand by
Mr. Leeds, the latter gentleman stating that he felt
utterly unable to do justice TO the OCCASION After
making q witty and characteristic address, which
was hugely enjoyed By 81 present. ,ss,. MI.
ness, and sold box g tho cost of which
is ten dollars, for TWENTY-FIVE dollars, the
first bid, to MIR. Ruman. MIR. Leeds then resumed
the "hammer," and a ticket speculator offered
premium OF $1,000 for the whole house, which hr.
Brougham declined stating tnat he desired 70 give
everybody fair chance. The sale proceeied and
Mr.. huffman bought all the seats In the parquet
circle from Nos. feto AZ, both inclusive, at pre-.
MUM OF f4 on the FIRST cost which s 81 CO.. Ihe
lower right hand prOsccniun box brought $31, TWO
Others ft5 eaOh, and third S35.
The orchestra stallA brought good pricea
The total amount derived from the sale Is about
s3o00 VI which 1900 ID premium.
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TENNESSEE.

Railroads Owing Interest state Loans TO
be Sold.
NASHVILLE, Jan. 28, 1868.
A bill providing for the sale OF the railroads which
have not paid the interest the state bonds loaned
TO them passed tue House Of Representatives on tho
tnird reading without single vote against It.
The New York herald., 1869-01-21

A Valuable Efft.-Dr. =. =. Fitch's Family
Physician pages describes most diseases aut their rene-
dias Sent TO address, given who call for
DR. s. 8 FITCH may be consulted free hs onace 7ll
Broadway every Monday other from Jan
Monday, Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday Specially,
the OF Coughs, Heart Disease, Cancer aud Al
Chronic Diseases.
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PORTUGAL.
The ministerial Cri.is over.

The Ministerial Crisis Over.
LISBON, Jan. 90 1869.
The ministerial crisis has passed. The Duke OF
Saldanha declined 10 form new cabinet and the
Old ministry, under the Marquis de IL ia Bandeira,
remains In 0fice.
The New York herald., 1869-01-21
PENNS SYLvANlA.
The Trial Of Mrs. Twitcheyl Commenc ed
The Jury Empaneiied - Examination Of
witnesses.

The Jury Empanelied - Examination Of
WITNESSES PHILADELPHIA, A. 90, 1852
The jury for the trial OF Mrs. Twitchel for the
murder OF her mother, was completed this after
noon aud the examination OF witnesses proceeded
with SO far the evidenceis but repetition OF that
adduced on the trial OF her husband.
Dr. sharpleigh, on cross-examination, was asked
II the least tran OF woman's dress on the spots Of
blood leading froni the sofa 10 the window from
whHh the body was thrown woaIc not have smearej
Witness replied II would and that all OF the spots
were well formed, as though they had dropped per-
pendcularly, and he did see anv spots thaf were
smeared. Lewis testified to blood aud hair on tho
poker, to blood on the bottom Of the candlestick
and doorknob. on cross-examnation the witness
said 1t would not have been possible FOR woman 10
have aided IN beating Mrs. uiit without petting
blood on her clothes particularly she rendered any
pnysical assistance.
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FIRES IN TIE CITY.
IN Twsn,y-third ssirces-I.oss One Thousand
n<.I5

Dollars. 4.
ahont ssi ~ o'clock lass 81 A. .~s -s.s
covered on The upper door OF the two story brick
and iron building situated on Twenty-third street,
between Tenth and Eleventh avenues occupied
by Messrs. Ruckaby Il Hine, manufacturers OF
piano cases. Before 1t could be eXtIguished
the flames spread to the ground floor, occupied by
Messrs r. Nlicken L Son as kindling wood factory
The loss by each firm from ire and water will
reach $500. The latter who are the owners OF the
building, have an insurance upon 1t and their stock
OF $4,000. The former firm are insured for $500 on
stock and machinery aud $400 on TOOLS
The New York herald., 1869-01-21
CALIFORNIA.

Naturalization Frauds in san Francisco
:. - s~--S.s.T .Hoa.o.
gns United States ccgaaa Jury have found oyer
800 indictments i6f I..-.
also recommend the government to establish
shipping offices in different seaports in order to pre-
vent some degree the outrageous treatment OF
sailors by officers OF ships and sailors' boarding
house landlords.
James c. King & Co., commission merchants. have
suspended payment. Their liabilities are large.
The new California theatre opened last night. with
an audience OF $500 persons 1t Is OF the finest
buildings in the city, and will compare favorably
with any theatre In the United States.
Flour quiet at "a rs a IS IS. Wheat-Good ship
ping, 81 rs. Legal lenders 741..
The New York herald., 1869-01-21

Cuba To Send Eighteen and Porto Rico Eleven
Delegates to. the Corfes--Additional Rein-
forcements for Cuba.
MADRID, JAM 20, 1859.
The provisional government has issued decree
authorizing the island Of Cuba to send eighteen dele
gates and the island OF Porto Rico eleven delegates
to the Constituent Cortes.
Active preparations are being made for the en-
barkation OF the additional reinforcements for Cuba.
-Four generals are to go out in command OF the
troops.
The New York herald., 1869-01-21

ssgininRer's Old London Dock Gina Suro
GERS Ec a. NJ. BININGER Co., established i77s, No. 10
Beaver street, New York.
The New York herald., 1869-01-21

A.-CoId.iue, the safest and most edec.
tnal remedy for co,fs sold by all drugsists
RCSHrOSfS Astor House. corner Barclay s,rse,
The New York herald., 1869-01-21
EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

LONDONDERRY. Jan. 20, 1s6g
The steamship Austrian arrived Yesterday.
The New York herald., 1869-01-21

SAILED.

Steam ships Acadia, Glasgow Colorado, Liverpool; Cabs
do: Virgias Oasrston Fairbanks Wimn.ton, NC; ship
Sovereign Of he San Fraucisco sehr Plots Bride
icaH
The New York herald., 1869-01-21

Good Chance for Practical Printer or
head OF nFor Sale"
The New York herald., 1869-01-21

Truc. Advice 10 Cure All Diseases OF tho
Hair. Fifty years practice. Gray hair prevented
DIR. GRANDJEAN, No. Astor p ace.
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A.-Cisclxering Sc sons,
MASUFACTURERS OF


GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS,
received the trst grand gold medal,
the s higher recoperss, the Cross OF the Legion OF
horor the unversa! Expoon Paris, ets Iaesa we're
the hi.es, awards OF the Exposition, aud .he house oe
CHICKERI & SONS was the only ore honored. Ia
United been awarded sxynne hrst pre-
nluns In direct com petition with the leading manufacturers
country, the Great Exhibition 10 London We
received the highest award Siren to manufacturer IN tho
United States Total premiums and the
Aatterng from the leading artists OF the
world
WARERoOMs no. II EAST FOURTEENTH STREET
York, between broadway aad fth avenue
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A.-The ynir, scalp and Fnce.--Dr. Y. g.
PERRY, perna,losst 40 ncnd street. treats " q special
prescriptions falling and premasev hair, dand-
rua itching won, aud scad heads AMI all
OF scalp which destroy the har c also cures
hv noies aud those distgrlng dis
red and pimpw faces No Charge
for consultation. Send for inerrogalory clrcu sr.
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SPAIN.

The Newly Elected Cories to Meet Next
Month,
MADRID Jan. 90 1850.
The newly elected Cortes viii meet for business on
the 1lth OF February.
The New York herald., 1869-01-21

Patents Obtained with Great Despatch by
MUM CO., 81 Park Send law and information.
The New York herald., 1869-01-21

Royal Havana Ioftery.--Prixes Paid ir q nd
Information furnished This highest ratcs paid Doibccus
AND all kinds Of Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR A CO., Bankers, ls Wall street. N.Y.
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A.-Thr Hair, scnip rnd Fnl

A.-7iissisquoi Spring Water.--0nly Known
remedy for Cancer and all Diseases os The Kidneys For
sale BY druggists Depot SIS Brosdway. New YORK
The New York herald., 1869-01-21

! Poor Richards Eye Water (sivca Cicars
sparkling eyes. Take no other. Sold by drugsss Doc.
The New York herald., 1869-01-21

A. Morton. Is Maiden Lane, New York.
MoRTOy'S GOLD PENS.
The New York herald., 1869-01-21

Wigs, Toupses ana Orna mental FIair.--i5est
quality Hair Dye aad Hair Dyesnz. ali coors a. pAtchE
The New York herald., 1869-01-21

Constitution Water II n Certain Cure fov
Diabetes and al Diseases Of the Kdneys Depot 46 C1
The New York herald., 1869-01-21

Cristadorcss Uurivniicd Hair Dye.--Sold and
applied No Astcr House. kanufactorv Maiden lane.
The New York herald., 1869-01-21

Words or Wtadou, for Young Men on the
Ruling Passion In Youth and oariv Msnhond ~n
Tor she esrn& and unfortunate sent 10 sNes ~
The New York herald., 1869-01-21

FprroRs NEw HAVEN PALLArtUM-Tn your of
tfs morning you that attachment for large amount
upon the Branord Lock Works by Hartford
parties The facts that few months since the compsny
sued Josiah Oakes of New York. ox deots due them.
Angry this Oakes has recently sued the company
balance OF and for the OF petty patent
attached 10 the amount Of $1,000 The Lock works have
bona ode accounts against Oasca to more than Offset
possible aims OF his The company dc5is
and for ths above matters not likely be In
litigation With any Your informant "a mistaken about
the parties being from Hartford ara IN controversy
with from there. The company moro
condition than present. and Is amply able to
take OF It's enemies as well AS It's creditors
THOMAS KENNEDY, President
RRANYoEp. Conn. Jan. ID. 1854
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Batchelorss Hair Dyc.--Thc Best ia tho
world The Only perfect dye harmless, reliable ,nsanAns-
Gus. Factory le Bond street
The New York herald., 1869-01-21

II. ID. T.-Tbosc Who Ovcrsax the voice in
singing public speaking will nrd "BRo WIS 8R0NeuiAL
TRUCHEs" exceedingly useful, enabling them % endure
than ordinary aron with comparative while
they render articulation clear For Throat Diseases and
Coughs the rroches of service.
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A.-A.-A.-A.-A.-A.-A.-.A.-A.-A.-A

A.-A.-A-A.-A.-A. A.-,A.-A.--A.-A.
KEROSENE OIL,
Guaranteed
PERFECTLY SAFE,
For sale reason able prices At
DEyoE's
No. III Fulton street.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-02

H1eH TINES IN HAYTI.-The negroes
are having high old time. Here is
something from the late newspaper cor
respondence
Provisions are being sold at the most
fabulous rateS-a barrel Of -four being
valued at S., 900 (Ha,ien pat er currency
and barrel of pork at $4,000. God
in few days rose in value f,om $500
to 81, 200 for the American dollar. and
now i, reaches $1,000. The people are
positively starving, and merchants viii
only sell for coffee or specie. So great is
the Jcstitu,ion everywhere, that threats
are made ofan open and violent pillaging
Of the provision stores, and no property
is safe because there is no protection
whatever.
The villages of Torbeck, Pert Salut
and Cavalilon had been captured by the
insurgents therefore those places were
lost to the Government of Salnave, and
all the plains of Caynes has been com:
pl.tely secured by the army of General
Dominique. who cleared away the hordes
of the barharous ''p:cos or piquets.
The massacre of those blood thirsty
wretches is represented as perfectly hor,
rifying. One thousand FIVE hundred OF
them were lett dead and unburicd in one
of the valleys through which Domingue's
army passed.