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fecal years; io the manner maw prakoribod by Iaw, tye puid by he comniy Areasorer® respeohvely into (be (ree dary of the Stato, and to be t y bho treasarcr ther» of for the gpsetalparpsse bail be putd to that co: tat they Dave expended one asievonion aud equipyage of tbeir road; a pul tae same into vporaboa for thir w ity Of Albany, shall pay the sam of $390,000, and a like sum apon the complevon of auother thirty satis fe Expected News from Europe. NON-ARRIVAL OF THE AMeRICA, Haurax, Jan, 26—8 P, M. ‘There are yet no signs of the America, now in her ‘thirteenth day from Liverpool, NON-ARRIVAL OF TAB NOVA SCOTIAN. Portiaxp, Me., Jan, 26—12 P, M. ‘There are ne eigns of the Nova Scotian, now overdue ‘with Liverpool dates of the 1th, and the Queenstown 12th inst. The weather is cold and the sky overcast. Inter-State Courtesies. ‘THE MEMERRS OF KEATUCKY AND TENNESSEE LEGISLA- TURES IN COLUMBUS. Gyewxan, Jan, 26, 1990. ‘The members of the Kevtucky and Teonessee Logisia- ‘tures reached Columbus at three o'clock this afternoon, ‘and were conducted to the bull of the House of Represen tatives, where the General Assembly ta joint couveatioa received and heartily welcomed them in aa adress by Governor Deningon. Governor Magoilin, of Keatucky, repited, returning grateful thanks, io the neme of the peuple of bis State, for their most cordial welcome. -expectes a warm welcome frow the people of Ohio, but wae /ntirely unprepared for the greeting which had been given them, He would tell it w the peop'e of Keutacky, and tell them, too, that all we have to do to keep the govern ment together is to Bee each other oftener and kaow wach otber better. Gove» por Magoffin then introduced Colone Newcomb, of the Tennessee Legisiaare, who reapouded ou bebalf of ois State. He said that white Coogeess can- bot organize, Obie, Tennessee and Kentucky can meet aud greet each other as brethren, He eulogized the Union and coustitation His speech hed bi great appianse After tbe adjournment vaventioa a paved was extemporizeo, at which numerous spesohes were made—the best of teeling and great enthusiasm pre- vailing. + Jan. 25, 1960, ‘The Joint Committee on the Harper's Ferey Affair have made a voluminous report, hich closes with resolutions urging tbe arming and equipping of the m ita, aud the: pascege of laws enoouraging domestic ma .vfastures, and for the more prompt punishment of persons att -moting to incite slaves to insurrection, and viudicatiay the coarse of Governor Wise throughout the Harper’s Ferry affair Five thousand copies were ordored to be priated. Anti-Slavery Society Convention at Boston. Boston, Jan. 26, 1960. ‘The Maseachusetia Anti Slavery Suctety Is holding its apnua) Convention ip ope of the rooms of Tremont Temple. Francis Jackson, Presitent of tne society, presides. The an ual report of the Treasurer shows the receipts of the past year a little over $3,800; the expenditures $3,400. Most of the leading abolition orators are present, but the meet- ing to-day was thinly attended. Democratic Meetings in Savannah. SaVaNnaH, Jan. 26, 1860. The democratic meeting held bere last might broke up inarow, Mr. Henry R Jackson made a sperch eustain- ing the resolutons 1p favor of the Milledgeville (vaventioa. A row commenced and many withdrew. The mevtiog then adjourned. ‘Anothor meeting was organized, with Collector Borton as chairman Resolutions were passed declaring the elec: tion of Seward or any otber republican endorser of the Helper book to the Presidency wonld be a first cause for dissolation of the Union Iu each an event, those present pledged their lives, honor and fortune to effect a disunion. The Hartung Case~Acquittal of Rhine- mon. ALBANY, Jan. 26, 1860. Rhineman, tbe paramour of Mary Hartung, and ia dicted with ber for the murder of ber husband, was ac- quitted this evening of the charge as princival, the jury not leaving their seats. He was taken back to jail to await bis trial on two other indictments, as accessory belore and atter the fact. Troops Raised in Texas for Service on the Grande. New Ox:eaNs, Jan, 26, 1860. A body of one thousand picked mon bas been raised in Texas, and to-day a letter was forwarded from this city to Washington, proffering their services to the govern- mont against Cortinas, and asking for arms. Pennsylvania Polittes. Prrrspura, Jan. 25, 1860. The County Conveotion to-day was quite stormy. After a hard struggie the administration wing of the party prevailed over the Dougiasites by the elec- tion of their han, re to the Reaaing Conventio». Reso Jutions of an indefinite character were passed. They con- ‘tain no instruction for the delegates. Burns Festival at Bridgeport, Coan. Bainarrorr, Ouun., Jan. 26, 1860. The Borns Association of this city colebrate? the one hundred anda first anniversary of the poet's birthday by a spleudid supper at the Stanley Houte last evening. ‘Over one hundred guests were present. The occasion was one of great interest and enjoyment. Fire in Cambridge, Masa. Boston, Jan. 26, 1860. A fire in East Cambrifge last night destroyed the sew- 4pg machine factory of George Seeley, with its content, ‘op which the loss is $4,000, and the insurance $1,600; the -coflin warehouse of Mr. Lockhartesloss $3,500, insured “for $1,600; and the stable and cornting room of Wm. A. low iand—'oss $5,000; insured. A lacge quantity of lam- ber wm the yards of W. C Howland aud Filnt & Tu/ts was destroyed. The total loss on buildings, lumber, &c., is 3 16 Death of Professor Espy- Puapeurma, Jan. 26, 1860. A special despatch from Cinctonati announces the death of Professor James P. kapy, of the National Observatory ‘at Washington, of paralyate. A Rowdy Shot in Baltimore. Barrimons, Jan. 28, 1860. A notorious rowdy, named David Houck, was shot this Morning in a tavern by John McPherson. Launch of the Sloop-of-War Richmond. Norrouk, Jan. 26, 1560. ‘The steam /sloop.of-war Richmond was sucoesafuily launched to-day in presence of an immense crowd. Professor Felton Elected President of Harvard Coliege. Bostoy, Jan. 26, 1800. Cornelius Conway Felton, the prevent learned Greek Professor, has beea elected by @ unanimous vote Preai- dent of Harvard College, in place of Rev. James Walker, resigned. Commerce of the Port of Savannah, Savannah, Ga, Jan. 26, 1840, ‘The following is a statewwnt of tue exports (rom 3avan- nab to foreign ports for the year ending Dec. 31, 1859:—- First quarter, ending 3iat March, $5,154,511 Seoond quarter, ending 30th June. + 3,683,673 Third quarter, ending 30th September, + 819,728 Fourth quarter, ending 31st December... + 6,349,740 TODL. oseersesessseeeescesesseeese ss ee es 816,097,652 Statement of importa into the district of Savannaa, Ga, from foreign countries for the year ending Dec. 31, First quarter, ending 3lat March. . Second quarter, ending 30th June ‘Third quarter, ending 30th September. Fourth quarter, ending 313t December, Total.. Commerce of the Port of Charleston. Cuantestom, Jan. 26, 1860 ‘Tho following is a statement of the exports trom Charles- =< foreign countries for the year ending December 31, December 31, TOOAL.. 0+. ssvecereeeceeeeee we ee 04+ $17,968,418 Statement of imports into the district of Charleston from foreign countries tor the year ending Decomber 31, 1869:— lst quarter, ending March BI... $563,714 24. a «Jone 30. 3a bes «September 30...., ah «December 31... Avovsta, Jan. 25, 1860. Cotten firm: sales to-day 860 bales.” 3 Savannan, Jan. 26, 1860, Cotton firm: sales to-day 670 bales. Caanaston, Jan. 26, 1860. Cotton—Sales to-day 3,200 bales; advancing tendency, Battrwors, Jan. 26, 1860. Flour firm: rales 2,000 dbie., at $5 50 for Howard street @nd Ohio. Wheat heavy: rales 2,000 bushels, at $123 a 91 27 for red and $186.4 $i 45 for waite. Gorn steady, ‘at BIC. a 700. for yw, and Tc. @ 74c. for white. Rye all and nominal. Pork firm, at $1760 for mes and $13 60 for prime. | Whiskey dull and heavy at 24%. PwILapetpata, Jan. 26, 1960. Flour unchanged: superfiae $6 60 0°85 623," Wheat dull: red $1 34a $1 86; white, St 400 $1 60. ai ae aes Yellow at 76c, Whiskey dull at Brsbangy om New Tork emer aot Jan. 26, 1860, b DR RIMR SS wow Voha Sabdit i eb at per cent premium for Missour! funds, and \¥ per cont ium for gold, ~ : bat uvcryxart, Jan, 24, 1860. Floor advanced Ie ; sales 1,200 bbls. at $5.50 (or au- perfine Whiskey unchanged." Provisions. geaorally 12 Chonged; mess pork, $16 75a $17; bacon, 740; shoul. Gore, Vic. Lard fier’ and quiet. Sight exchange oa New York unchanged, Gotne to Brick To StuxeMan.—Hon. Tom Corwin sald he Would continue to vote for Sherman until Gabriel’s last tru p should sound. According to the Washington corres- Pondent of the Boston Bee, there is another member who eeys that they “are going to vote for him, if necessary, until hell freea:s from shore to shore.”’ lowa Druxcatss To THE Camcaco ConveTion.—The tele- brapbic desppich seems to have been quite gratuitous in reepect of its statement that the delegates to the Chicago Convention aro in rome way, expressed or implied, in favor of Mr. Seward’s nomination for the Presidency. A resolution directing the delegates to cast the vote of lowa 8a unit was offered and rejected, and the Convention studiously avoided committing itself to the intorests of any particular candidate, either by resolution or in the selec tion of delegates to the Chicago Convention, How Brace Rervaucan M. C.’s Arg Evacteo i Mam — ‘The means employed toelect republican membore of Con- gress ip Maine, and where such means come from, are being explained by Mr. Elder Peck, the detaulting repub- lican treasurer of Maine. Ho is making ® clean breast of the defalcation, and, so far from implicating “demo. orate bigh in office’ in the transaction, he bas maie do” velopements that go to the very heart of the black re- publican party. The Bangor Union is informed that Peok bas made a statement that he expended thirteen thoussad dollars to clect Daniel E. Somes in the First Coagressional district, eight thousand dollars to eloct Ezra B. French in the Third district, and four thousand to elect Stephen C. Foster in the Sixth district, and eleven thousand to one of the most prominent repubiican leaders in Maine. Repub- lican morals are at a very low ebb. Tos Next Lecwuatore or Sovrm Carouna.—The Charleston Mercury calls for the selection of competent men as candidates for the next Legislature of that State, which ‘will probably be the most important that has sat since our Revolution.” AN Apourrionst Druvew Ovr oy New Janaxy.—Tho Tren- ton American says that on the Zit inst. an abolitionist named Coates attempted to deliver an abolition lecture in Hadéonfield, Camden eounty, and advertised his inten- tiong by handbilison the same day. A large number of citizens collected at the place of mocting aud tuterrupted bis barangue by hootings, yells and bisses; and upon his Persieting to be heard, they took hold of him and threat- ened him with a coat of tar and feathors. After offering him.a bumber of indignitics he consented to leave, pro- mising ever to return. Fires in New York. FIRE IN WEST THIRTY-POURTH STREET—FOUR HORSES BURNED TO DEATH AND NINE BUILDINGS MORE OR LESS DAMAGED. Between two and three o’clock yesterday morning a fire broke out ip the frame stables located at 263 West Thirty- fourth su cet, owned by John Donobue, and ocoupied by several mlkmen. The material being light and combust: ble, the flames spread rapidly, and before the fire was ex- Unguisbed, a planing mill, four horses and seven dwell- ing bovses were mors or less damaged. The following is @ list of the owners and occupants and losses and insu- rancea:— No. 263, frame stables owned by John Donohue; loss abont $500. No insurance. OCCUPANTS OF STABLES. Richard Farrell lost one horse, harness, &6., valued at a Ipsured for $500 in the St. Nicholas Insurance WW iattermour Tost one horse, harness, &c., valued st $450. Insured for $300 in tho St. Mark’s Iusurance reper. iiiam Farmer lost one horse, harness, &c., valued at $500, No insurance. W. harness, &o , valued at . C. Seaman ‘one horse, $600. Insured for $125 in the St. Nicholas Insurance Com- any. % Philip Wagnor, logs about $30. No insurance. No. 266, planing avd Moulding mill, owned by Francis ; lose about $3,000. No ipeurance. No. 267, two story frame dwelling hoase, occupied by F. Elleau; loss on furniture about $500. No insurance. The builaing is owned by Thomas McSoiley. It is damaged about $200; eaid to be inaured. No. 269, frame dwelling house, occupied by Henry Ro. berts, boot and shoemaker, and others; furniture of all the tenants nearly destroyed; loss about $1,000. No in- surance. The building is owned by Thomas Mc3oiley; cemented Soe $200. Insured. io. grocery and liquor store, kept by James Park. Toss about $100, by water; insured. Building damaged, about $50; owned by Thomas Mcsoiley; insured. ‘Nos, 289 and 271, rear tenement building, owned by Mr. Mczoiley. Damage abont $40; insured. No. 261, brown stone dwelling house, owned and occu. ied by Jumes P Savage. The building is d: adout $2,0c0, and the furnteare about $300. insared for $3,070 on bujidipg and $600 on furniture, in the Greenqich Insu- rance arnt No. 261 i, eS wre seerd. Teme Shane s owned by Mr. Savage, and occupied by four lies. Loss on furniture about $1,000. No insurance. The building re ne Loess $1,900. Insured for $700 im the North River Insurance Company. No. 264 West Thirty-fifth street, a two story brick dwelting bourse, owned and oocapied by Mra. Whiteside. ‘Loss on furniture about $100, and on building about $500. Insured on furniture $200, and on building $1,400 in the Knickerbocker Insurance Company. The fire, it is supposed, was the work of an incendiary. FIRE IN WEST FORTY-NINTH STRERT—A MAN NEARLY SUFFOCATED. About one o’clock yesterday morning, an alarm of fire was given from a frame building, in Forty-ninth street, near Eleventh avenue. On repairing to the premises, the police found smoke iseuing from the second floor, and on forcing open the door, discovered a bed in a blaze and the occupant of the room, a man named John Crooks, lying upon the floor nearly suffocated. 8 could give no acrount of how the fire originated, and, as he is a man of diteo'ute habits, it is eupposed that, while 1utoxicated, he aceidentally set fire to the bed with a candle, The loss in farniture is sbout $10. The building is damaged abont $26. It is owned by Charles Lucus and is insured for $1,000 in the Hamilton Insurance Company. Fi aha bce lan Bi ay City Intelligence. SuveuaR Suictpg or 4 Bor Firrgex Yxars ov AG —About 8 o'clock yesterday morning the body of Wm. Carter, an errand boy, in the employ of Messrs. Hall, Benedict & Co. 21 Park row, was found suspended by a towel toa beam in the loft of the building. Carter was last seen about four o’ciock Wednesday afternoon, and it is supposed that he committed the deed during that night, from the fact that when the body was found it was quite cold and rigid. ‘The towel with which be hung bimeelf was fixed toa beam laid borizontally over two piles of shoe boxes. Deceased was fifteen years of age and resided with his perents at No. 100 Hudson street. He was of very regular babits, and his absence on Wednesday evening caused his parents so moch anxiety that hia mother went to the store about one o'clock yesterday morning to Jeara if any accident bad befallen him, but wag of coarse upable to learn anything, the atore being closed. Coroner O'Keefe held an inquest this morning, but nothing was elieited to throw light upom the cause of the act. The jury rendered a verdict of ‘suicide by hanging.” Carter had been employed in the store about ten months, and waa greatly esteemed by his fellow employés. Deamh or 4 Man iy New Jmnasy, Scrposep ro nave Frurxps Livino rv New Yorx.—A man, desoribed as be- ing Of about twenty eight years fof age, six feet high, rather slender and of light complexion, was found dead, op the 13th instant, to the woods between Wood’s Tavern, Somerset county, N. J. found, completely crushed toa jelly, under a fallen tree. He 18 believed to have been named Johnson and to have friends living im this city. Deceased was ana- uve of Ireland, — Any ipformation can be had at either of the above named piscea. Ai ror A Firrman’s Winow.—A highly entertaining and instructive lecture on music was delivered last even- ing by John Reynton, Esq., at the ball of the Third Ave- ‘Bne Railroad depot, to aid in funds for the widow of Wm. Ryan, a fireman, meeoiig died from injuries received while tp the discharge of bis duty as fireman. There war 8 good attendance, with corresponding favora- ble pecuniary resuits. The lecturer spoke particularly of the office and influence of music, and was interrupted with frequent applause. Tus Arroneeast oF Issrectors or WaceTs axp Mzs- stres.—The report in several of the papers that the ap pointment of the four Inspectors of Weights and Moasures ‘were the choice of Mayor Wood Bete dart false. Two y' of them are Tammany men of the deepest dye, and ¢! other two black republicans. arnished Fiagtown aad His boay was cited theee appointments, which ts untrue. Leercrs BY Mx. Ertan Atux.—As will be seen by Teference to our a¢vertising columns, a lectare will be delivered by Mr. Ethan Allen, at Clinton Hall, this even- fog, Jan. 27, for the benefit of the Widow and Orphan of the Independant Order of Oxid Fellows. The sub- Jeet is ‘‘Heroism of Character,” and in the hands of Mr. Allen we bave no doubt it will receive fall justice. Euscnion o” a New Oinery Evorveer ov Te Fins Derarr- approaching election of a Chief Eagineer in place of the present incumbent, H. Howard. Tho most prominent candidates mentioned in connection with the are Messrs. Alfred H. Carson, John A. Cregier, John Mr. Howard declines to ran of the Board of Eogineers aad Foremen evening for the purpose o putting Sait prowrernr cs , & lively con The election is to take piace on tho 7t2 of a He next month. Communteation from the Preatdent of the Croton Board to the Mayor. Mayor Wood yesterday received the following commu nication from the Preatdent of the Croton Board, Myndert Van Schsick, tendering hia final resignation and withdraw} a8 President of the Board. The Mayor's reply we a'so give, in which he alludes jn very flattering terms to the public service of Mr. Van Sebaick during bis term of office — Oxotox Agcepuct Der verwenr, P pak Sis, New York, Jan. 25, 160, Bon. Frananno Woop, Mayor:— 4 bak SIR~—Hasing aanteted lo closing uo the bustnens of tiie department for tae last year, and baving furmahed to new officers some vluable toformation, avd put in the conrss of ration certain Important meaatires which come withio my perview tn relation wm duture tevelone meuis, | fan! at liberty to lever of after this age 14 fnree of mind wil blamnly pant oot }e)Ngenoe an m\ lain ly the path of public daty. wrth inter-ete which interfere with the just end righteous conduct of affairs, po comment will be made, The moat arsoinie self-denial will be exercised, ‘May vour course be onward aud upward—the merited re of “Wel done and faithful nervant. personal com arene tntevtion to devote myself the full dieohetge of the limited duties which under tbe the improvement it o de fault wi —— re im the decantralizatinn of our Justa tyes Dually ani hlaade: Voo.ves inne wes tee 7 FERNANDO WOOD, Police Intelligence. DESPERATE FIGHT BETWEEN TWO MEN IN THE EIGHT- RENTH WARD— ONE OF THE PARTY FATALLY STAB TED. Between seven and eight o'clock last evening a terrible fight cocurred between two men, at No, 110 East Twenty second street, pamed Philip Armand, a German cabiue’ maker, and Tully McDonnell, keeper of a liquor store at the above place, It eoems that for some time back both of the parties bave been on unfriendly terms, aad each bad made threats against one another. About saven o'clock last evening, Armand was standing jn the hall way of the house No, 110 when McDonnell came out, and, observing bis antagonist, made some vulgar remark to him, Itis not known whether Armand had stationed himself there with a view of coming in contact with McDonnell, buvit seems that he carried with him a large sword, and which be held io his hand wheu McDonnell came out, McDonnell, it is alleged, ordered Armand to Jeave the ball, which he declined to do, remarking that be hada right to stand there so long aa he felt dis posed. This resulted in a war of words, and finally to Diows, and a scoffie, when Armand took occasion to use bis sword, cutting McDonnell in @ terrible. manner about the body apd face, and on arms = «and ae. The noise soon brought to the scene one the Eighteenth ward police; who immediately arrested. Armand and conveyed him to the station house, where he was locked up to await the result of McDoonet!’s injuries. ‘The wounded man became go weak from the loss of blood that he fell-to the floor, and on being picked up was found to be dangerously injured, He was conveyed to the Bolle- ‘yue Hospital, where the attendent physician, upon exami- nation, foand his recovery tobe exceedingly doubtful ‘Accordingly, Coroner Schermer aid Judge Kelly were sent for, in order t bold an ante mortem examination, which they did, about nine o’clock. _ It wag. feared that the wounded man wi!) not ‘survive until morning, which, if he should not, will add another one to the list of mur- de} ey ara ae ‘cHty.' Both of “the parties ate sho ai die age and heads of families. ‘Captain Bennett, of tbe Eighteenth ward, on learning Of the alfray, took prompt action in seouring all the parties who were wit- neeses of the affair, and telegraphed the facta to the police quarters. Tax SaveyTH AvEvUR ARsow Casz.—Janxs Carrol Com- MITTED FOR TraL.—Fire Marsha) Baker, Wedneeday, oon- cluded the investigation of arson pending against a mau named James Carroll, charged with purposely setting fire to the liquor store of Thomas F. Sheridan, No. 385 Seventh avenue, corner of Thirty-fourth street, on the night of the 12th of January ost. The investigation'was held by the store, demonsti clearly the act of aa incendiary. Tne fire burnt through ceiling of the atore to the entry of the second story, when the progress of the eubcued of damn quick lance of the fremen. than four ilies Occupied apartments over the store, it was with great difficulty they escaped. of chiloren, however, were carried out by Besgennt Van Hagan aid Officer Robinson, of the Twen- it appears, took an active part with the Fire Marehal ip matter, and, as we are informed by the Marsbal, are deserving of consijerable credit. The facts elicited were of so strong a that Justice Quacken- bush committed the accused party for trial, refusing to ‘admit to bail. Rosuxq ws Mans.—On Wednesday night, officer Lad- low, of tp Ninth ward, arrested a man named John B. Livingstew, % Christopher street, whom he found intoxi- cated. On being taken to the station he was searched, and on his person were found some fifteen or twenty letters, which be raid ho had obtained as a carrier for Boyd’s City Express. One of the letters, addressed to Dr J. B. Dodge, was found opened and $2 abstracted, a check for $85 drawn by Gardner Pike in favor of Delafield & Markoe, and which had been deposited fn the box at the St. Nicholas Hotel, was also found on his On the complaint of Mr. Pike, Justice Quackenbush locked the accused up for examination. Coroners’ Inquest, Scicipe ov ax Insanm Max.—Coroner Schirmer held an inquest yesterday, on the body of Jacob W. Godwin, a pative of New Hampshire, 42 years of age,who lately escaped from a lunatic asylum in his native State, and threw himself into a well while rambling about. He was brought to this city for interment, but an inquest was held before the body was permitted to be Duried. Accipent iv THs CantRaL Parx.—On Wetuesday after- noon, as Conrad Lith, laborer in the Central Park, was engaged in undermining a boulder of rock, it toppled over abo crusbed him #0 severely that he died a few hours subsequently. Deceased was 60 years of age. Farat Soaps —Coroner Jackman held inquests yestor- day on the bodies of Michael Cannon, child about, four years of ago, residing at 324 Firet avenue, atid Maris ‘Smith, an Irishwoman, both of whom were fataity scalded by the accidental upsetting of vessels of boiling water. : Tux Accioeyt ox Tax Hopson River Ranoap—Tas Ix. QUEST IN THe Case oF Mrs. Tut Postrowep.—Coroner Gambie yesterday empaneiled @ jury, for the purpose of bolding an inquest on the body of Mra, Tilly, one of the injured by the late gecident’ on the Hudsoa River Ratiroad, aud who, ag stated in yesterday’s Hert, died ip the upper part of the city on Wedn '; but the in- juisition was adjourned until the present investigation at ‘onkers ie concluded, ta order to ascertain the result, Tux Lars Accent on tam Hunson River Rattroan— Death OF Avortixe Vicrm.—Mrs. Tilly, 9 resident of West Troy, and one of those injured by the late accident on the Huson River Railroad a few days ainos, died Wednesday im the upper part of the city, bot the exact locality could not be ascertained. Coroner Gamble has been notified ‘and will hold an inqoest, Fatairy Scatpep.—Meéta C. Wood, a child threo years Of age, died Wednesday at the residence of her parcats, 545 Greenwich strect, from the effects of scalda received Dy the accidental u| Of akettle of boiling water. Coroner Schirmer was to bold an inquest. Scape or A Lawree.—Mr. Benjamin E Mackie, a lawyer doing businces at 56 Wall street, committed suicide at his boarding house, 324 Monroe street, by taking Poigon on Tuesday afternoon. He died Wednesday morn- ing about three o'clock. From the evidence of Mra. Wil- eon, bis landlady, takes before Coroner Gamble, it ap pears that about five o’clock on Tuesday afternoon de- ceased sent ber bitte girl for six cents worth of lantanum; that be tg part of er ad eae wo soa kane peer aie posed; tl on gow, room abou O’cloek she foond him breathing heayly, and that he died about three o'clock in the Wi ‘algo Stated that deceased was intemperate in his habits; had Deen in the habit of teking opium aod and was, during the past week, suffering under a fit of de- Kefom tremens. The jury rendered a'verdict of “Suicide | by laudanum.”” Deorased was | afew lines in his paper wherein to allie to a statement pepeares fa_ome of the Northern jouraals, pert S ewien ing bis (Mr. W.'s) name had boom ex- irom the South. As Mr. Barney Wiiliams bas not 2 eouth of Mason and Dixon’s itme during the Inst four yeare be certainty could not have been * banivhed’? therefrom. | Heis, however, very glint to learo that somo imposwor has been treated a: he deserved. Mr. and'1A that reaped, at ena he clanes See natal and in cy to a natio, man, Knowing structions no Souta, no Eas}, no West,” before the fostlights. As far ax the general aubject is copoerned, Mr. bas seen eRongh of the effects iwterval disension it his native counwy not to fo otuer- wise than deplore any interferonca with tha reserved rights of the States which might lead to a disfblatica of the American Union. 102 East Nevereeyta Sraxer, New Yorn, Jan. 2¢, 1560. Naval Intelligence, ‘The United States steamers Sumptor and Mj aalled from Farnando Po for Loando on thagd ult. The ateainer San Jaciotg was at Cong, Ofloors afc crews all well, Brooklyn City, News. Cummecat Factors Dustrovep uy Frus.—Wednesday Dor about noon a fire broke out tm the chemical factory of Thursday, Jen, 26, Wuuam Downes, Henry Jackson, on the corner Of Grand and Dekalb avenues, and the flames soon communicated to @ simitsr establishment adjoining, owned by Hevry Craft s fire originated tp consequence of the explosion of as i'!, contalping spirits of ammonia, which ecattered about b> premises to the great danger of the workmen employed there, All got out safely, however. Both buildings wero destroyed. The lors sustained by Mr. Jackson exceeds $6,000, upon which there is no ineurance—the policy having expired the day previous. The loss sustained by Mr, Craft amounts to about $3,000 insured for $1,000 in the Hamilton Company. ate. Tho Drawings or the Sussex County and Consolidated Lotteries of Delaware-— FRANCE, BROADBENT® & 00., MAR AGERE, having Aen o ranos, ronda t Oo, YAM) Seren we. the 0} Giecene te eon fe drecloos ot | att took. HA Aig KO iae buiewing are ihe Miwaukee and Madison day bers drawn this day — ‘Svasex Coowrr—Cuass 22, January 26, 1800. 66, 1, 43, 15, 9, 36, 27, 17, 61, 60, 58, 45. Compouparep Lorraay—Oisss 7, Jax. 26, 1860, 56, 29, 11, 75, 31, 19, 87, 43, 5, 74, 28, 20. Arthur, a ‘KE, are Inv At hie residogoe, 76 Robinson stredt, on 4 years. The relatives and frieods of the family are respactfully tn Wa atteud the foveral, which will take place on Saturday afternoon, at two o'clock. Kourrt — On the evening of Tuesday, Jan. 24, Emzanere Ecker, aged 89 years, elicst daughter o: the’ lave F.od bo yea of this city relatives and fri of the family aro invited without further ‘otice,t» atten! the fu eral, from her late residence, No. 43 White stro t, this Friday) a’ter hrm gh pri eee, rane cae will be in- family vault, Church Cemetery Mapbattan ville, % Freemay.—At Kirkdalo, Liverpool, Eogland , on Mon: Jan. 2, of scarlet fever, AGNRe lis ea sate ears and 8 months, ouly daughter of Capt. Thomas P. map, ship Resolu Now York. Fox..fn Brooklyn, on Thursday, Jan, 26, after » short Fox, aged 87 years. a friends, and those of his brothers, Patrick and ‘Thomas, also his wife, Mary Norton, are respectfully in- his faneral, fom the of Thomas ‘Wynne, No. 668 Columbia street, on Saturday afternoon, rs please copy. oe te Friday, Jan. ‘d ‘and William, and also of to atens. 7 Govn.— At Windsor , She! 18, daa D. Gove, in the 64th year of his age, for many years ‘a resident of New Orleans. New ‘and Boston papers copy. Guurrix.—In this city, on Thursday, Jan. 26, of scarict fever, Gaxrrupr, child of Dr. Thos. B. and Char- lotte Griffin, aged 2 years and 6 montos. ‘The relatives and friends of the family aro respectfully invited to attend ber funeral from the residence of her ‘Witeces our bande, at Wilmington, Del., this day (Thure- | parents, No. 77 East Twelfth street, on Saturday afternoon, nT Oe DALE Dre of the Delmware State Lotte- tes, WOOD, EDDY & OC, Mi DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY, AND MISSOURI gate es. Detawane—Exrna Crane No. 43, Janvany 26, 1860. %, 2A 13, 21M. 38, 14, 6 10, uF &, 26. LZ le. ANUARY 18, 33, 4 03, 7, 31, $4, 48. 5, 45, 64, 13, ‘woop, EDDY S 0. ‘Wilmington, Delaware, o bg goon oe hen ara ome = Broker, Ne. 176 Greene |, B. Prizes te all legalized lotteries ensbed. Ladies’ F and Gentiomen’s Winter a Copeat erst. WHITR, the hatter, 216 Broadway, opposite St. Paatechurth, 11m We Balter ied for $1—12 at a sliting, by HULMiS’ Untied Staves Pa ‘amers, 314 browdw: id O11 Paint? » by Pp WKRP Broadway, opporite &. Nicnoias Hotel, on Friday and Saturday evenings, at 734 o'clock. Sale peremplory. “ Herring’s Patent Champton Fire . ‘Bafes. and burglar proot 1 Broadway, corner of Murray mreet, New York. ‘ ot ten portsat 1 Tatlors and Lggepegeritend So petuacheaete aoe Rea S {Be Seosdway. New York, and No. 153 Fallon street, Brooklys. Wbesier & W me Sew: 5 Machines. Often toe Broadwane New Yor, ne Singer's Sewing Machines, for Fami- ‘sand all manufacturing purposes, are unequalled. They are capable of doing s greater variety of work, and of “ana —On Thursday, Jan. 26, after Attn RRIBON, ‘8 severe illness, Jann P., widow Of the lato Arthur N. Harrison, aged 72 ears, ¥ ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully imvited to attend the funeral on Sanday afternoon, at one o’olock, from her late residence, No, & Mott street, with- out further mvitation Her remains will be taken to Greeiwood Cemetery for interment. Houixcs —On Tuesday, Jan. 24, Caraanuns Horas, aged 78 years, 2 months and 10 days. ‘The relatives and friends of her son Charles H. Hol- lings, and of her grandson Jobn Varrath, are hy invited to attend the funeral from the residence of Mr. Verrath, No 282 Tenth avenue, corner of Twenty-eighth street, thie (Priday) afternoon, at one o’olock, to Lutheran ery. Joxrs —In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Jan. 25, of con- sumption, E1iza Jonzs, widow of the late Daniel Jones, U. 8.N., aged 68 years, 3 moaths and i days. ‘The relatives and friends of the by Moot respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from tho. nal M. FE. church, State street, corner of Hoyt, this Fray) after- noon, attwo o’clock. Her remains will be interred in the grounds of the family at Cypresa Hill Cometery. Lay —On Thursday, Jan. 26, Saran FRavcms, daugh- wend Speers H. and Sarah J. Lay, agod 8 years and 6 movtbs. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to at- tend the funeral, at the Methodist church, in Elizabeth, N. J., on Satarday moroing, at half-past eleven o'clock. RncumR.—On Thoraday, Jan 26, Josxrnixe, danghter of ts G, and Frances Kimber, aged 2 years, 1 mouth and 6 ays. ’ ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend toe funeral, at the residence of her pa- rents, 280 Weet Toirty-ninth’ street, this (Friday) afver- Loon, at two o'clock. Laruam.—At Charleston, 8. C., on Wednesday, Jan. 18, Mr. A. M Lamuam, aged 64 years. The relatives and friends are invited to attend tho fu- neral, at the residence of bis son in-law, James Douglass, 165 Monroe street, on Sunday morning, at ten o'clock. Mai on —On Tuesday, Jan. 24, Kurnenvs, widow of the late Alexander Masterton, in the 60th year of ber age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family aro invited to at- tend the funeral, at Brovavitle, this (Friday) morning, at baif-past ten o'clock. The cars of the Harlem Railroad Jeave Twenty sixth street aepot,at 9 A. M., returning at one o'clock. McCurpy.—On Wednesday, Jan 25, of cosumption, Wnusa K. MoCunpy, compositor, aged’ 26 years aud 4 months, for many yeara employed in tho office. The re'atives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral om Saturday, at two o'clock, from the Teseape Ct Ma eetee, No. 806 Washington street, near lorat Rmvgs.— At the house of his son-in-law, G. W. Alston, Seyaing more money then any machioes in cuarket, Feq., 104 Fast Fortieth street, on Thureday, Jan. 26, after Vibe lee hPa oat Bb ereatieenting st. | 5s aditineen, lasso Rutwa, io the 80th yocr of his igo Notice of funeral in to-; ‘s papers. Riccs.—At Baltimore, Ma. on Sunday, Jan. 22, E. Curtox, 80n of George 8. and Caroline M. Riggs, aged 3 Mrs. Winslow's Southing Syrap. years and § mon: . Millions of bottles are now coed ovary, yer tm he Vata | 7" Saxe —On Thursday, Jan. 26, Amma, youngeat child pasar bape Sa ar Soa Mallet | of the late Conklin and Amelia Sharp, aged 1 year, 2 mabey sa te the Secret remoting he Be Ladle‘ Bald or Batchelor’s Hair D; Wig and Tea- enzager? m romoved to Us Socd'aren. “bru. soans Cristadoro’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou- —The best in the world Wholesale ead retail, and ye privately applied, at No 6 Astor House. Hil’s Hair Dye, 50 Ce: Barelay st. also sold at 417 Broadway, and all other Sennar's Liquid Licorice Cures Con- om, coughs and colds, Price $1 per boule, fold Per ere Nintn mréet, near "Brosiway, from low. upper or Fanted, "67 Walker sifeot, (DN OF MAY Part the body. War. Holloway’s Pills and Otntment.—Health 8 well ag life ie ur certain. Le Bas ene however, we may prstneye tbe.qno and protons ¢ other. Holloway’ medicine: oe ee remedies forthe cure of asthms, rhe: mations. Dr. Marsh Continues te Apply his renee ‘Trure with enccess. ts rr ae oe plgaorlel, MARE & 00., Vesey wrest, WY. Married. Bioomsnsp—Carnxr,—On Toursday, Jan, 26, by the Rev. G. Talmage, at the Re‘ormed Dutah Church, Groen- point, L. 1, Mr. Jouw H Broommump to Miss Aucs E. Ca- ‘THER Gnizsrr—CicTe —In this city, by the Rev. Henry | Saturday mornin; Bromly, Mr, JouN GILLesris to Miss Nexus Cuts, both of thie city. Lomp—Hoxans.—At St. Ann's church, Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Jan. 25, by Rev. Dr. Tyng, of St. Guorge’s.| church, New York, Josrrm Lyman Loxp, Jr_,of the former place, to Kuzantra Kay, daughter of James T. Homaua, Lirrtg— Paterson. —At the Third associate Presbyte- riap church, Charles street, on Wednesday, Jaa. 25, by the Rev. Hugh Blair, Wiuam Lirrir to Jase Caqpasu. PaTEnbow, eldest daughter of the late George Wilson Pa- ter Ik of this city. Scotch papers please £ony Lyox— Van Errky —On Monday, Jan. 23, at tho resi. dence of the bride’s father, by Rev. L. W. Mills, Hua. Tuomas J. Lyon to Mise Saran Van Errey, daughter of Thomss Van Even, Bxq.. ati of Port Jervis, N. Y. Orunge county papers please copy, Maape—Baxtxk —On Weduesaay, Jan. 25, at the resi- denee of A. C. Buck, Eaq., by the Rev. A. A.’ Marple, of Wellesboro’, Pa., Mr. Eowix R. Meaps to Miss Juua M. Baxrae, of this city. ‘O'Ni1—Brivcx.—In Brooklym,on Wednesday evening, Jan. %, by Rev. J. E Rockwell, Samve O'Net to Miss Sanam Jane Bruvce, both of Brooklyn. Rot Barnett —On Wednesday, Jan. 25, b ite iRLXBOR— %, the ah Rev. Dr, Bouchard, Gro. D. Roxtysoy, of this city, to 2 | OF ate bottles davgbter of Mr. C.C. Barnett, late of Newark, N. J. Tomm— —On Monday, Jan. 9, by the Rev. Geo. F. Goodbue, Casnies Torver, of the towu of Patersua, to ManyJane, youngest davghter of William Elliott, of South. Putaam county, N. Y. Died. Ambvny.—In this city, on Sunday, Jan. 22, Euzansrn, wife of Anthony ambury, formerly of Bristol, Eagiaad, in she ptatea, 27 the 64th of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday morning, at 10 ‘o'clock, from her late residence, No. 85 Perry street, with- ont fur invitation. Auasox.—On Thursday, Jan. 26, Mancarar A., daagh. SoS haie pit sac ete Ann alinone, aged 2 yoarsand Telatives and friends,and membors of Lafayetto Lodge No. 66, F. A M., are invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday afternoon, at one o'clock, from 89 Thompson j<—-Depot No. 1 | funeral, this (Frida; mouths and 20 days Tricopherews is the Best and the, feletives and friends of the family are respectfully vi'ed to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afernoon, at ove Bh ae Bee eres - r iT, 214 West Fighteen treet, jout further invitation, Hor re- mains will be taken to Greenwood for interment. Siurson —At Fort Hamilton, of scarlet fever, on Thurs- Gay, Jan. 26, JonN Narr, eldest son of Dr. Josiah Simp- Soy, U. S. Army, aged 8 years and 6 months. Tracy.— ureday, Jan. 26, Rose Tracy, ope o age igs county Tyrone, Ireland, in the 2ist year The friends of the family, and those of hor brother.in- law, Hogh Martin, are respectfully invited to attend the efternoon, at , from her late residence, 122 West Twenty-sixth street. ie Tuomson.—in this -city, on Wednesday morning, Jan. 26, of infammition of lungs, Waiter C., youngest child of George and Ameiis Thomson. The relatives and friende of the family are respectfully invited to agg aw funeral, from the residence of hi ape No. 7 Wall street, on Sunday afternoon, at two o’eloe! Varuy.—On Thursday, Jan. 26, of scarlet fever, Saran, Poudre Subtile Uproote Hair | youngest daughter of Jacob and’ Marriet Varian; aged 4 6 pl on atone Sopee, on Ne. ¢ LeRoy street, its frends aud rela- es are respectfully invited to attend, with- out further invitation. ; Ware.—At Kinsman, Ohio, on Wednesday, Jan. 18, a lung disease, aie Warre, daughter of the late Robert N. Waite, ‘Wrer —On Thursday, Jan. 26, only child of Edward ©. and Jalis West, in the 18th yoar of his ago. The relatives and friends of the family are reapectfull; invited to attend. the funeral, from the residence of hi father, No. 107 Lexington avenue, on Saturday afternoon, at balf pant one o’ciock, without, invitation, ‘Wermoxs.—On Wednesday, Jan. 25, Ronert B., son of Abram and Lydia Ann Wetmore, of 836 Madison strect, aged 6 years. His remains will be taken to Riceville, New Jersey, on at ten o'clock. MISCELLANEOUS. Fier gs A BAH 88: Avis pea are arid a ee eat call 0a : SOBBI, manufacturer of Gente’ Hats, 118 Ni GREAT WORK OF ART A Free exaibition for a da; 5 Be Zi the iB BLACKS MIT AtFIBTH, POND & 0O'S Music Store, 647 Broadway. A FINE HEAD OF HAIR.—THB CHEAPEST AND fn the world. WiLbOn's HAIK COLORE! fcraing sray, and cbaogelho ie orpinl lr. ‘Beuesabee™ ure 5 Ly or Tris NOTA rx: po hts colorthe hair to any shade, from a light brown to » glomy set Gouve in typ it It oul ft 5 tug the linen: OF coloring tbe skin: but after two or thrae appti- TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A BOTTLE, for ove dollar Sold who'esale and retail at Scou's store, 306 Grand street, N.Y. Also by Mra Brooklyn; lender & Uo., Philadelphia. Notice.—| tn the Wouptry cay have biX BOTILSs OF WILSON'’S HAIR COLOR is cosh oF peomge semepe, bp cresting or kee Wi Gomd in cash oF 3 rare Famer nga isstED THROUGH EDWARS ia, S71 Brosdwag, cornse of Chesibars sirees T ¥cLEES WEDDING CARD DEPOT, A" way~Wlogant Cardo, BtaSonery, bat moderate reion 1, BVERDELI/A— WEDDING OARDS, NOTES A" raese celebrated cagraves Caréa ean 6 bod maly Ac —————— LL KINDS OF SIZES OF PAPER AND PAPRB BAGS ot FiKMAN & ROBERTSON'S Paper Warebouses CF Heckman street. ‘ANDREWS. —On Wednesday evening, Jan. 25, at Hudsou | P3"veara—tet ul wor my Ongvent, whic le portoady hse | NDREWS. jay event jan. we) my wi Oly, N. J, of congenton of the Junge, Tapas, toe oly | ieee, sd wil force te board ts prow om th tmnt a0 fa poms By and Mary E Andrews, aged 6 years, 8 | >» weeks. + ee Ghat Beg Missa Ne. Friends of the family are invited to attend the fuseral, at the residence of bis futber, West Knd, Bergen fe (Friday) afternoon, a two o'clock, without further . Leave New York by one o’clock boat from Cort- landt stroet, for Bergen, by N J. Railroad. Carriages will alto be in readiness in Jere: at the same at bes hh ‘Tog retusa wil be ee eee i: LEY. — city, On Ureday , Euan, of James Batiey. % ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this one o'clock, from the residence No. 1 Moore street, without.further invitstion. . uly eppotnted Busvton.—In Watertown, No¥., on Wednesday, Jun. | Testmeny. Ae KUWARD BI 31, a: the residence of her son-in-law, 5) Parweil, Pq, Mrs. Cyntims Brayton, mother of A. P. Braytou, tq, nee Pe imcnd afe the dead iwho die la the Lord. ‘Cowixa.—On Thareday, 80 sears, ia relatives and friends are respect(wily invited to attend the funeral at half-past one o’oock, tnia afternoon, from No. 4 Peari street. Caryar.—On Wedneeday, Jan..25, after ascvere inpsa, ep rent beret perro mead tue Sat year ber age. ‘The friende and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the foneral on Saturday afternon, st ove o’choek, from her late residence, Calyer atest, between First and Second streets, Greenpoint Comnm,.—On Wednesday evening, Jom. 25, Wrox Cor zm, ip the @2d year of his age. ‘The relatzvea and friends of the family aro requested to attend the funeral, at tho Church of tho Asoonsion, coruer of Fifth avenue and Tenth street, at fonr o'cloak, this (Fri day) afternpon, without farther inwit AvIK—in wis olty, MARY, youngest Jeboukin Davie, aged 2 yeure and $ mouths, ‘The relatives And friends of the family are rempec'fally invited to attend the funeral, from the oo of her danghter of father, No. 10 Troy street, thie (Friday) moraing, at eleven o'clock, witunut hirthor tcviation Dowenry = On Wednewoay, Jon. 2h, Jase Dowsenuy, Duiicer, awed Az vemre Tos fotieral Will take place, from St. Rridget's charca, alter requietn mas, Which will commonco prowoly at ten o'eork,, this (Friday) morning. ‘The francs of the family, eno gt big peotberin tye, Micnpel Bow, and of hia Jan. 28, AxDiuw Couns, agod | 38 te ‘TCHELOR'S HAIR DYR, WIG AND TOUPEE PAG Bary removed ta 1 Bond ao Private Mair Dyeing TOHELDOR'S HAIR EST ABLISIERNS Bi iinoved ts 6 Bond useen E rate entrance for ladieg. ‘YOUEMAR’® BOTAW HOUSE, BALTINORE, OO ea bee thorn sod opened by ROBARS ab Amor aA ——— Gpgstiorss OF DEEDS OF ALL THR #TATRS— 2 lawyer, 37) (SEAPERD sane, PACE, LIPS, £0. J Cerwin enre and , Hi Lj C erecta ASAE (Briday) | | Dagesh gta eat te ‘WHO ARE APFLICTED SEW BOOKS. ean AMOND, oMOW! eae eee BLAOK DIAMONDS, BLAOK Dia) BLACK DLAMO: BLACK iy LACK DIAMONDS, place Dia! BLACK DIAMONDS, OK Di Diamond Sketches a if Sex, UF onsesli TrebeSeeyy Epezeeee E ms, gi upon Ww will also be found Taprosenting the rallwaye cf Texas. INSTRUCTIONS TO TRAVELLERS in reference the time tables, which them in a very few moments to comprebend the time tables at a g ance. 3.~INDEX OF NKAKLY 2,600 cf the principal towns, vie Ingen ard cities in conrection with railways and tel invaluable to tse merchant, manufacturer, ship every business man in the country. tA GAZETIERS OF THE UNITED STATES, under the separate maps of the ee railways of ube pal railweye hited states and € These mape are moe and more appreciated by those wee be- come more fully acquainted with their practical utility and tewe value. 6-UNITED STATES TIME INDICATOR, showing the difference of time between the varios cities of the United States, including Ban Francisco, California and London, Bag- aed, with iilustration. 7.—APP. KTON'S COUNTING HOUSE CALENDAR, to- getber —_ pereen it mane i. ri Trav m rere Tence to ‘Lickets. Beygage, bigh's ‘sasen gore, retinol eh saw Tames hi ip lumore, 5 arg, Clev felo, Toledo, Chicago, Cincmnatt, fadtanspolts, St. loals, ae, with Maps and other iaformatien relating to the réadiest meame of trave:ling to and from al: the princips) cities, North, South, Fast and West, 9.—RAILWAYS AND TH way Map of the United Ftates ber Rall Railwa; and 1889; Little Cleveland, Columbus and Cincipnati Kailway ; Uleve- land and Toledo Ree Cleveland and Pitsburg W.—SWINDLING OPkKAT/ONS,— Peter Funke and Hundred Doiler Pil; the Tenteseeran and the Fortune Tailery © Lady Drugged and Robbed ip "bo Care HT NEW TnVERTIONS. Steam, Locomotives: Maguetings of Iron; Fteam Purifiers; How to Make Ivory Soft xd Duotiles Cur W beole Locomotive ‘Tiree: Hteum ( ‘ages. 12 — ANRC, ‘BS AND INCIDENTS OF TRA’ Alla for the Best; An Tera Incident of Travel; Ballway Tra Emoking in the Care; Pursuit of & Railroad Co: duclor ander hea; Telegrepbie Ancodote; The Yankeo's First Trap wo Pew Yor IS—RATLWAY TIME TABLES of all the Rail out the United States and the Cenadus, caretully correoeed ee THE CIRCULATION OF APPLETON’S IELUETRATRD. HALLWAY GuiIps of other work: ‘the kind Canada, or Boglast, but what i what it iT 18 WITHOUT SXCRPTION ‘The chespest book ever published contatos a large Rallwagy Map, representing all the rallways of the country: seventy See ite eine a: ing and asotul roading mation, ry; = tnd ls Bald at whe tow. pie of TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER COPY, By all the principal Periodical and News Agents, at all the oy upen the cares thrgupbout ibe Ueed See eed eS Canadas. 'D. 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MIXON £00, 19 Chambers street. » 32 Beaver street" ADAME MARTENSE, DRESSMAKER FRO! ~— iz atyle and aaaeenaa Qe COD LIVER JELLY, TOO rnan evel is ihe — OU 86 Warren siresh, ieereersme ere, BSOUHERN AND iN Hern Ae nN and grocery se in New York. | 4 — ‘f Wittiam streat, E WORLD'S TONIC, BUT NOT A BITTER, Kecommended when’ weak, and for sinking feelings or low rytrite, sud to procure alerp, but potas a core for oi except to tbe dyspepts, alihongh invalids who have useg. ‘Value it beyoud price. LACTONA: CORLIAL DYSPEPSIA CORATIVE, A LIMERATOR OF VAPORS (WIND), DETRIMENTAL TO WRAL Cures Belaneboly acd | apd vere Universally approved own, taste gratuitous, _— a when ksi Can sa BECELSIOR M¥DICAL COLLEGE, 0 # Unioneqnare, And at 294 Canal j Loabwan's, corner of Twenty thir swecvaad Broadway; sad T. T. ‘Gres, Tanen maaan Price OUT TO-DAY. m CUT fo DAY.” OUT TODaY. ES CURKENT PAPER. OUBRENT PAPER, BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM BEST AU VERTIZCG MEDIUM BaSP ADVERTISING MBDIUM. tn wrappers for sale st the offlen, 24 Ann street. Pyle) UMS ORIENTAL CREAM FOR THE SKIN F ned completion, 67 Walker rireet, firwt store trom trou Way. Beware of fmitationn and eavectsliy beware of one poder the name of “Snow White Orien al Oresm,’? by the im! walor of Burnette coooaine. eTTY!S MEDICATED PAPER. wei fou venient packages by all fancy gooda dea)nrs, oon At abe puree god 400 road ” SRIVL IN VERY PAMILY.—PAINT, GR U"pon, at cocrad FAMILY —PAINT. GREAGD color or favrion by HOGRMSN & ray oncestrntet Only 25 centa per botde. HEGRMAN & Ou. Drogststa, ‘os. 161, 299, 311, and 766 Broadway, ‘ATCHKS—GOLD AND SILVER W. -7 W largest and most aplendid sesortent <t Wosbee aa way city Into be fourd at @ 6. ALLBN’S, 416 Kroad: tos below Canal street, Watches tsken in ex jatches CleRDeO ALO Tepatred tn the beat wer by the Londos and German workmen, WwW ATOHES AND JEWELRY. SILVER AND PLATED WARE, For sale b; +. ALLEN, Importer and Mannfactorer, 4 ¥, ove door below Canal sureet, Forpwerly 1 Wil atreok. ‘OUTH AND BEAUTY MEET. To chase the glowing bours with fis ing fret.—Byron. Ladies. if you wish white eatin, kid a bd Soe, for baile end partion pebroplogy B. MULE SOO"