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The herald., 1837-03-01


E, No. 81 Bowery.
Unparalleled and two weeks only
commencing MONDAY February eth The Lamb
Udu e dozen together" Mr. VAN tae repcated
solicitations Of the patrons this and
uI ker induced by the r aat hch attended his wtndr
"a explicit last e viii introduce the DENOTE the Lion
itoness ana n Itsra Boy, bearing his Lamb uddi
ton to ms usual and ea the Lr
liant chandeliers will be obscured and sueen i'm the midst
e surrounding dafkn he will
names OF blue purple ana CRIMSON Fire the
theM Conqur and Master thus forming oS the usst
Sublime Tesrhc and beautiful Spectalcs ever vet rrc-
sened 70 any audIence The above performance
~ na past r. M Tor tho nsuing two weeks and positively
Admission 80 ocentschdren under 10 years er ase bn n,e
The performance OF the day Exhibition usual f2eaw
IT, sANDFoBD, 70 Ann stl will publs day a splendid
aleoI mnes Duty fa4-iw
From the Ptai,.ecid Union.I
aWne tned almost all kinds OF patent medicines for the OF
81 Dutch Encuys Cniyeral MoRats Pills &c hive M
re taon IN saying that tho benefit derveS from taxing rr
scnn nenovsng Pls, nc0mparaby greater than what
NON a the other kinds have further Ger
science and medical skill but believe him he OF INTEGRITY
whose stSte,aents are ensited to credit }. OvERACRE
E'd1ldgtd, Jan. 1897. -'
Doctor Sears Office a Ann street See advertisement, in a.
eutof I" ="
nt- THERE ARE THREE THINGS or WHICH We
AkE CtkTAIN-That live without FOOD That,cs
al DIE That had not BRANDRETHS PILLS bsep roDd m.
DOCTORS and DRUGGISTS would never have COUNTER
FErrED THEM.
MB-Read Chrorfcle V0reaf epenfs fpam
nt- HAVE you NO MONEY ar 4 via. to buy Ru ,lnv
s'. on oas c.ai., c ~ at No. - ChsHbcr st fisaw
. 2 LvMBERMEN'S BANK-The notes OF ths hank will
aAs ~ wo peg cent discount instead OF three and half ne
~ 3w - !" ahsuoet.
The herald., 1837-03-01

I'D
tie weak c ofte uoay without
ty exceIs pills Now York asne the asst year
sas, lsnmsnss o o. hs so ay hnd de
that had AZ hope. ho,yns awaS mo
jccns Ae have returned and themselves only
had undergone conp cunse and s themselves re-
stored totlsu wsp, y sensti and vror.
p few ne T lie ss: 'ss s q S uos css
S s.sS ssd ssss $ % ss. ys, sss.
the casc ur ds 4 mrdica practitioners curossaie the
Soss %ha c ssS b. c E 70
oay G sws y is sssr
out tie Doctors assefisn-.
"Ihave much p susscrbins the escy 81 Dr. Chr
Us Astges at ps ~ thaye enperncnal alb t,cd them
saie s' " ~ cases. on 'sss s.sss ss''''
Tho two ing have oS ,ecea been recesed rom highly
c'pcc'sbe '"dividaa s. wo thy u perfect reliance
pr chery-Dear Sir q is enc Used $40
Tsss ''Nsf ] m my ss
yes had Scs dsa ~" :s ss ss % T., fact
s sssy ssn. g se,.sa. b., lost ssh aad
,aIgl bow. s' o sSch to ,aos % and .as. ie
saas S tsss s s free s% he .ss sss, %
mind say bow happy should Be to rss
pset'a wy = ss%s sGs q aed Dear r; s. gCs
n, ,ch,,,v-no....,C Chatham spias, jaly IS, 1878. =
permit ss;s ,. sag ~ s9 s9
s, 20 @ - much T ss q's so g ase & a and
tim fs 70 18th of Luck,Iy wso, d.';,,. " ~ '"a M
lwoter arrived fom Aba-y twhcre your Pills ssJ
y cures. and tonsn me wc oses your rs This wa,
scco a. can, shall give you what my feelings s's ~
sryc send and address, and o,v s - ~
%A" VII most rfay svei' % VIZ ose situated as wa
J. A. W.
Wholesale ard retail BY A. n Sands. 100 Fulton, romer
Wismst-ant etsl by Nil Gamble rpcp Broad
wuy; syme Bowery and Walker ST. D. j. u.sorse
osnn and Bgwary B. N"nes, SO B~sdwy and at the New
f~k Chemical Hail. % Sixth neatly opfosi Anty s
Tksse t.bed will gravel warranted TO be cured b
~ Cbeys Asuinrert Pills. Rcfsrwnce 70 that elect
pvocrcd from A. r. ~ Snds Fulton William st
ry,ns stone the bin sds pain the kdneysac onpane
Price " per bpx mi 3m~
The herald., 1837-03-01

Prudence n all .ssar, bu the saving Of coppsn
phi Il Of medicine IL in and Often leads
s hs 0:s z & s ir
~ hyas standa medicine for nearly half
ceniHry, onaos rthe easy mid, I'D Ied ct of Co
0t e and u ucs to speak the truth, The only
patent wkpr se kept with its and 70
osness the having recently arrived
this las ony inform tho of such art Gle
where he obtaned 0ae single dose fails To
soc influence has hs BALsAM OF RAKAsIi reached Is
present popularity Not single Individual has been
disappointed discovered while akng ndeed has safely
cvcy sufferer beyond the pale of suspicion Thus
pens h- only medicine that has gased lasting reputation
and can recommendation, sd ought 70 b udcJsy selected
the host OF medicns, whase only aim
dazzle, dpc, and deceive e uncsy and uuftuna.e The
genuine BALSAM OF RAkASRI only be obtiincd the
following druggists in tho city Of New york-P,ice Sl.
A d. Saads, Fulton and William J. =. Osborne
Hustor nnd Bowery J. b. Nonrs
above Brrcker; w. Hor~ Ill., Canal aud Hudsos
the New York Csenical Hail. IS Sixth aoafy opposite
Amty st. mi sms
The herald., 1837-03-01
HANINGTONS
NEW MOVING DI0RAMAs,

HANINGTONS
NEW MOVING I0RAMAs,
CfrY SALOON,
Opposite ~ Pau's Church, broadway.
THE PUBLIC respectfully mkrnes that the above populr
and iashoHsb place vf amusement s much
arser scae than formerly wyh az Estie New st ~ Hovns
borasac Scenes, painted ~ tie beet Artists Tho Saloon has
been entirely rccd for the comfort Of tn vsie and splendidy
Seccd forming the most complete aad besntfrl PsEs Exb
iion America No expense has been 'psd render The
has been tainted H Messr White, Walker, Jones Gram
sTIIPwRECR OF THE MEXICO.
The faithful Of this event having
atsd int interest and hshnushle
with tho kllov ing attractions
I-Anhnatcd View Plymouth, England.
II--East Indian Scene, VI Naval battle.
Tu-psndesionifrn, NI-sieuu ana Eho~vcek.
tv-Fsiioffha Ang~b, vII-Cathed,sl III az CoLerc
v-rhs Celestial Regions, K-taliap 5 Tanto~rs,
Among the Dvpr Scenes
Mosnt voron. Duke white.
View on the RhineC. Leu
Corunne In Span.-p Grain, Scn.
Scene ifoW he Maid of Cashmere II seweH
View ~ LnNtDu from Waterloo Bvidxs-Bcuesush
Wow near Mssolnneh f,rccce.-R Jones.
Eenpl~ nf 9rence, e,-WaMsv.
Boxes Wccrss fsrpct,e and upper T cents Ghdren
accn'np n'ed w their Paeniso Guardians haf r~ice .
D""rs uren ~ sperfcnzncesc nj 7oclct dsiu
YNREAsURY CERTIFICATES sso.oep ~ Tfcssyy ceut
Gates vhtck will fsr Govcrnmsot Lands ~ e faiou
western LlUt aiccs, we'll AZ ssctr for ssey ., ,,n
sasy q. q. slCkLks ~ WWse
The herald., 1837-03-01

NET-Thr Drug Store Sf1re nf
WI Hrogm and Ceumlis streets The store V handsomely
-nnsshes', and well cslvsAatcd for physioisn mi 81
- STORE AND DWELLING HOUSES
W FOR SALE OK TO LET, in the couatry.-Tbe
- SPACIOUS HOUSE AND STORE
e vllee e Ulster, Sssgeres) crupe by klas Wood
rs@ rh house pa c,mnodons, and well lc-at- fr
srdns house The ell and long established stand ft
Dry goods goceriqs &C the tenast to asd
will leave u rich. Al~o. the
LAaGE MANSION HOUSE,
whichhas been krpt private bsa,ding house, srd
beautifully situated end well calculated summer retreats
renec' % e icing cle-e by good markets bakers shops and
sor-s Fofrter rar rasrs apply of tsc N
No 70 Spruce sttc 2d story to the sbscr near tho prem
ses, by letter % personally, at the Office.
mi.lm HENpy BARCLAY,
The herald., 1837-03-01

j. LOMAS & CO.'S
MONEY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE,
NO. l9O CANAL STREET
Cash accomelaon any extent on the most liberal terms
f22eodlm. " '
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FOR SALE.
So NEAMs OF sAUGERTIES PAPER.
AFT by 80.

VI semi tnea
w, published The Isl and 18Th of oasn msnho
s .s s ssSGss 6 Do
" Der a"@a. .SG h1s oans !" W. 70 ,es',ry
ss os Na..ss ;, s.. aws,. .s psa advance
'sfssss fassei.sr CLARENCE BERWICK
ROOA, A,kREPING.-For * the accommoIaton or 1s,,ny
men who cannot devote the part II the esennr 70 .
Seh & sses sre cas ri. sn: lately been opened BY Foster
lss e. each svsnias Gentlemen Of would
Tenn, moseTss cary apoao" at tho roH ss B,esdws
n OTICE TO CARTMEN.-'rbc canm.n who ,ock
several n boxss Of Goss from the store HENRiaUEs
MoeRE 's, ws .:.ss Of the same Is
GS REWARD.-DoG los r.-stayea r.m iLe .,a1.
yo No JONES street black setter Dog with name of the
ss 20 Ss s s sp ss reward
NEW YORK TAFT TTERsALLs.-Tne regular
as es - ,. :" hYfis nsrsss, Hancs. &c
Ani ali Hoe. caas xc and a. s'Gh ~. s'a .a 81 aocock
..c~n sos ,s'e'o before saturday neat M~c d. at
The xoad ssc having horses for
. o. max esy 40 -Ic.ton asa limited rumb ouy san he
fss,w joHsw wxTscS "s'h s,s si'.d%s, ~ ss%snd
saa A. :o, ", snYHAN I. - iuam. nd.
SALON. siaehed :, he steam fsr he better
plan ss =, a. |, sow ,eop:ncd @ the W s ,ens
ssd ~ ss.y :. %. e. esence
hs cd respectable and seci, ty az AZ. ali ,be dcs
s css Pes Sai: :. &c s' soda Wafer
usual the proved
poslic to livingston st. Il W BRYHAM fis,Y
UILD DER. The r-.,-..--11s Lavns made nyornbIc A.
- rangcnen M Quantity ofbddmg materials - abJe to ron
tract ior Few Dwell inss Stores OIL favorable and ar
terms specifications, Designs
DAME. HuBBEIL, 4. Now At
Rehfeuce-s w Benedict, 81 Wall ST. film.
DR1ZE BEEF, MUTTON AND POULTRY
cook ed every dey this week al tho Ala MOD. soup iD
i9 Chatham square Ever. m served ~ Meaper
than eating house this city One bowl Annoe sp IN
snoasn lor amans dnner cents howl Wines ats and
best of bu,w al cents glsss Hot Joints all hours
u- Soup always ready Mind, the numbr 1917 Cbah m
square, Catharine street. under Dunn Coou auction
store. f,T.lx.
SYRUP sANsApARILLA COMPOUND
mgh concentntsd fom the nest approved mula For sale
s. NATHAN S GRAHAM, pnrvi.t Arothcrary,
-'1su - Nassau street csrrrr Ful'en.
1 "A NEW ARTICLE.-rrIte Tissue Psp+r sneleeant
49, ~ rrate apren. picture frame 6c. &C
.s. supply d psn and glazed hsssue AMI oher fancy
'srws,,s rof sa'ew G. SHEPARD, tss Braadway.
-
| X SsHrON q AAsP1NWALL, No Sc William street
eI sr sale the allowing aIticleswlte Ginger Root ia
mssoa op Bmrunsy Pitch Bngish superior Cor plasers
tsnna bsans lhe-whtc wsx, IN Loyea of 30 b each
ysrman Cosofn fstins wsranted-roh Brushes French
Powosfs earswiy pu of superior pstyMsd,cipo Chests
rfeafvaey OF ~ erns which win I've filed to order al sb, M
ice ~ ssps and tamles-fs rapncea vern,lnre
man .tac'wes pricos-rnenc kcsdSupo Carbonate 3oda
IMITATION ENGLISH CrIEEsE.--so casks, e
y sale w HARTMAN ~ BrRpSAIT
i fur Brokers Commission Merchants, 60 Water 81
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aud hereafter shall line their shores, and
compare the same with the extent of coun
try that depends almost exclusively for hec
supplies and trade on the Hudson, IN the
state of New York, and on the Ohio river
in the state of Ohio. Again, run The eye
along the whole extent of these two ma
este rivers OF the west, comprising n dis.
lance of upwards of seven thousand miles,
and we cannot but be struck with the
sparscness Of the towns which dot their
shoros-inore particularly the small mum
Der between the mouth of the Illinois
river and the Ohio, on the Illinois side u
tract of country on which the trade of the
upper Missouri and Mississippi will cven-
,ually concentrate. II may not be deemed
improper in this circular to state, that
abundant advantages will be offered to
mechanics and other africans, who contem
plate an immediate aud permanent settle.
ment in the west, so as to make Randolph
worthy of their attention.
For further particulars, application may
be made in person or by letter. tc either o
the following propriet0rs.
WILLIAM SILLIMAN, of East Fell
Clana, Louisiana.
JOHN JAMES, of Alton Illinois.
SAM Ell MARSH. New York city.
JOHN BOSTWICK, of Alton Illinois
HAIL MASON, Of Monticello, Illinois
HENRY JAMES Waterford, N. Y.
| Alton March II. 1897.
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Genuine Garden Seeds

u AlSED for and put up BY Joseph
~ Breck & Co. rSuccessors to Geo. C.
Barrett al the seed establishment, connect
ed with The New England Farmer Office,
North Market 81. Boston.
The above seeds are Of the crop of 1886
and OF the very best quality, being raised
by the most experienced growers expressly
for The above establishment, except such
sorts as will not ripen to advantage in this
country which are imported from the first,
houses in Europe. .
Aware of the great complaint that a
hitherto existed with regard TO seeds, and
of the importance to the Farmer and Gard
ner Of having such as can be relied upon.
every off,. hus Deen made at this 'estab
lIshment to raise and vend such only as
will give perfect satisfaction"
The subscrib rs have on hand and will
certainly keep for sale at wholesale or re
tail, seeds from the above establishment,
as agent for the proprietor.--AIso
400 papers Ornamental Flower Seeds,
10 lbs Mangcl Wurzcl,
10 " Ru'a Baga,
10 I" Fla Turnip,
y r. 6 w. L. STRONG.
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William Church's Estate.
STATE OF YER MON T,

> j i r. y f r X NJ y N Il
DISTRICT OF CHITrENpEN, IS.
The Honorable The Probate Court for The
District IF Chiienden, To all persons
concerned in The esinte of JViiiinm Church,
late Of UnderhiU in said District. deceas.
ed GREETING.
WHEREAS, the administrator OF said
w deceased proposes to render an &C
count Of his administration, and present his
account against said estate for examination
and allowance al a session Of the Court of
Probate 10 be holden att Wiston on the Sd
Monday Of April inst.
TnEREroRE. You are hereby notified 10 ap.
pear before said Court at the time and place
aforesaid. and shew cause, if any you have,
why the account aforesaid should not be al
lowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington this
sixth day Of April A. d. 1887.
WIN. WESTON, Recisicr.
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Issi Fletcher's Estate
STATE OF VERMONT

DISTRICT OF GRAND ISLE IS. :
AT o Probate Court holden at the Probate
office in North Hero on The nth day of
Ma CHI A. ID. 1887.
Present the Hon. JOEL ALLEN, Judge.
A N instrument purporling TO be the las,
IA Will and testament of Issi Fletcher
la'e Of South Hero in said District de-
ceased, being presented 20 the Court here
by Rector Adams The Executor therein
named, for Probate. 1t is ordered by said
Court, hat all persons concerned therein
be notified to appear at a session of said
Court to be holden at Hector Adams office
IN said South Hero on the fourth day of
May A. d. 1887, at one O'Clock p. NJ. and
show cause It any they have against the
probate of said WILL for which purpose il,
is further ordered that copy of the record
OF this order be published three weeks sue
cess'vc'y IN the Burlington Free Press
printed at Burlington in Chll,enden Com
~ os soon as may be.
true copy of Record,
Attest A. KNIGHT, Register,
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Levi Chapin's Estate.

WYE The subscribers having been APP
w pointed by the Hon. the Probate
Court for the District of Chit enden, Com.
mssioners to receive. examine and adjust
the claims aad demands of all persons
against the estate Of Levi Chaplin late
Of Burlington, in said District deceased,
represented insolvcn,, and also all claims
and demands exhibited in Offset thereto
and six months from the day of the date
hereof, being allowed for that purpose,
we d" therefore give notice that we will
attend to the business Of our appointment
at the dwelling Of Hosea Spauding in Jer.
leo in said district on The LIST Monday in
May and the LIST Monday in September
next at 10 O'Clock A. M. on each e said
DAYS.
Dated this 24'h dav Of March 1887.
HOSEA spAULDING, romm;,
LYMAN FIELD. Co"""S
NATH. T. STILES. ''o"e'S'
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Charles S. Kimball's Estate.

WE the subscribers, having been op.
w pointed by the Honorable The Pro-
bate Court for the District OF Chttenden.
commissioners TO receive, examine and adj
just The claims and demands OF all persons,
against the es,ate ofCharles S. Kimball late
of Burlington in said District, deceased rep
resented insolvent, and also all claims and
demands exhibited in Offset thereto; and
six months from The day Of the date hereof.
being allowed by SAID Court for that pur.
pose. we do therefore hereby give notice.
that we will attend to the business o: our
appointment. at the dwelling Of Daniel
Laihrop in Wllliston in said District, on
the LIST Monday Of June aud September
next, at 10 clock, A. Nj. on ench Of said
days.
Dated, ihis llh dav Of March A D.
1887. HARRY MILLER, } Commits.
JOHN BROWN. If sioners,
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NEW YORK MARKET.--Anr;, ,

FLoUR-A' descriptions ave heavy and de-
clining. Western Canal is held Al $ll Is a Sll
75-Sou'hern kinds range from $40 10 Sill p;
HOO barrels. Ohio via. New Orleans, have been
sold II, SO so.
FLouR-rhe Harrisbmgh In'elligencer, says;-
owe have been informed, b. persons well acqnain.
ted with The business, that there are now in our
wa elo"ses, read, to he sen, eastward by the ca.
nal. upwards Of fifty thousand barrels of -four, and
large quantity Of wheat. rye and bacon, so that
for long time lie canals will have full back
loading"
GRAIN-Foreign Wheat is extremely heavy,
and but lew sales are making. The hest samples
are held at lS9 and 100 s-buyers are no, dis.
POSED 10 purchase AT these prices. The stock OF
foreign I've, inr eases. Sales have heem made for
milling al l22 "A ll5-bul inferior samples are
offered ~ 100. Corn is duh Il, 80 n 1902 cents.
PROVISIONS Sales haze been moderate during
the week past. and have tendency downwar L.
Mess Pork, S2l IA a $22 I.2 Prime Pork.
gil IL l2 Prime Beef, So .4a9.-
Lard. Ohio, 10 l-2 all l 2 cts.
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"a Hu. "a - feebly ariicula,ed Naylor, who ex;
pired 10 ten miuu,es afterwards. Brounaugh's life
is dispaired Of. ifhe is not already dead. or him
know little or nothing. Naylor was tall, line
looking Young man, twenty six years OF age, ana
foil six feet high, a native Of Missouri, but Tor
some years past deputy surveyor Of The State. h's
friends represent him Us without u bemisl,.
They say he was a young man Of high and noble
feelings, warm aud sincere friend, and ola brave
and courageous disposition. lie was much beloved
and respected by his friends. A large concourse OF
people attended his funeral to-day. l went to see
his corpse after il was laid out, and never behe'd
a more placid and calm countenauce exhibited he
fore in corpse. He looked for all the world like
man in calm sleep. His friends said his man
ner was exceedingly polite and urbane while living
This ,ragcal event mas produced considerable ex
element and talk in New Orleans!
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Thomas Reeds Estate.
SrSrE OF VERMONT

STiTE or VERMONT
D,srRIcr or CHlrTENDEN ss.<
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District Of
Chittenden, TO all persons concerned in the
Estate Of Thomas Reed late of Jericho in
said District deceased, GREETING.
NNHEREAS. Reuben Rockwell admins
w tratcr of the estate ofsaid deceased
proposes to render an account Of his admins
traton. and present his account against said
estate for examination and ALLOW at a ses-
sion of the Court Of Probate, 10 be holden at
WIlcy's Hotel in Williston on the third Mon,
day Of April next.
THEREroRE, You are hereby notified 10 ap.
pear before said Court n; the time and place
aforesaid, and shew cause, Gany you have,
why the acccun, aforesaid should not be allow.
ed.
Given under my hand at Wilston this Goth
day Of March a. d. 1887,
WIN WESTON. Reg.
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S7.lTE VERMONT.
DISTRICT OF CHITTENDEN. SO.

DISTRICT Of. cHITTENDEN, IS.
The Honorable The Probate Court for tho
District of Ch'tienden. To all persons
concerned in The Estate Of Noah Ch,ttenden
late IF Jericho in said District, decreased.
GREETING.
WHEREAS, Tho. Chi,tendeu admins:
w tsalcr of The estate Of said deceased
proposes to render an account of his adj
innis'ralion, present his account against
SAID estate for examination and allowance
at a session of the Court Of Probate. To DO
holden at Wllislon on the third Monday
OF April next.
Therefore, You are hereby notified to
appear before said Court at the time and
place aforesaid, and shew cause, If any
yon lavc,why The account aforesaid should
not be allowed.
Given under my hand n, Burlington this
l6tn day of March A. d. 1887.
VIM. WESTON. Register!
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HORRIBLE TRAGEDY, Ntw Orleans. March
A9.-A most unfortunate rcnconrc took place
yesterday at the City tIo'el, Qong known as
Bishops Hole) between Mr.. Navlor, of )onold-
sonvil|e, ia this State. and a Mr.. Brounaush, of
abs city. II seems ,hat The former gave the latter
several days ssce note Of $4,000 10 nesocia,c f,r
slim. The ieiier, or BrouHaugh, il seems, kept
the note beyond ilIe specified Time al which The
note or the money was 10 he returned 10 The owner
MIR. Naylor. The latter bad called on him for
one or The other, without success. II 80 happened,
that Bronnangh absenled himself in some way. 30
that NE opposite parry could not see him for Two
or three days; whereupon, Nay Tor posted him as
sv'nder and sounded Soon afterwards, or
the lex, day, Broonaugh appeared and pulled down
the land'bills, and posted MAYOR ID liar
ana scoundrei. Yesterday about three O'Clock
they met IN The bar room Of Bishops Hoel, amidst
acrowd Of people. Some angry words ensued,
when They bolh drew pistols and fired, being only
lew paces apart. Two balls entered The side of
the ches, Of Nay lor, one Of which passed through
his heart ; he fell and expired in II few moments
az erwarls. Brounaugh received Nayior's ball in
his groin, and while in the act of falling he re
ceived another ball from third pistol, fred by a
friend of MAYORS which passed ,lr.ugh Broun.
aug's body, who tainted and fell, and was thought
10 he dead. Naylor only spoke one or Two words
after he fell. Some one exclaimed as Brounauph
fall "he 10 dead" "Who is dead," fahered Nav.
h. "Brounaush." replied spectator, Huss
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NWNNIM @ u o N
FRIDAY MORNIN APRIL Z.

rA letter from Washington, published
in the N. Y. Express, states that the revc'
nue. arising from the proceeds Of the public
lands, for the first quarter Of this year, is
upwards oil. five millions Of dollars. This,
TOO, has been The ,0inter quarter, she portion
of the year when less is done ia the way OF
purchasing lands, than any other and we
may reasonably calculate ,hat each succee-
ding quarter will add at least one third more
20 that amount, making the receipts into
the Treasury this year from lands, amour,
to upwards of q, 900 900 Of dollars. This
amoun, in specie, drawn from the ordinary
channels of business, and locked up in the
vaults of the pet Banks, by the operation OF
the Specie Circular, cannot but spread dis
trcss and desoa,ion through the CONNER
'cial community.
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ivory. bone aud wood Chequern,en Cribbags
Bontds: English, French and American Play.
ing Cards: wrought ivory, pearl, bonen Whist
and Loo Counters, Dice and Cups, Dom mo, 2,
Lotto, Solitaire, German Tactics, Fox And
Geese Ba,tfcdores, Birds, CoronelIas. Game
of the Graces. Cup and Balls, Boxes of G ames,
Jump Ropes, Bows, Arrows aud Targets,
Jack Straws, together with the following anu.
sing and instructive Dissected Puzzles:
wrought ivory and plain boxes Of Chinese
Puzzles; Maps of the World, Europe, Ameri.
ca and the United States, Buildings. Land
scapts, Manufacture Of Tin, Grand Aviary.
Geological Gardens. Slavery Abolished.
Scenes in Paris, Telegraph, The Sorcerer.
Scripture Views, Monument, A B c Harvest
Home, Fair Day, Billy Button, Johnny Gil.
I pin. Threading the Needle, blue beard, Robin.
son Crusoc, Napoleon's Bivouac, A Year after
Marriage, Hun, the Slipper, No pleasing Eve.
rybody, &c. &c.
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Spring goods.
1gion, March 20. 1897.

r ATHROP q PGTWIN have receiv
IL ed few Spring Goods and will con-
tnue to receive by Stage until the opening
of navigation many articles in the fancy
line. They have now few ps. Figured
Peruvian Silks, Pink, White, Blue and
Straw colrd. new article for Spring and
Summer Dresses. Dress Hdfs. and Sewing
SILK, few ps. Prints &c. &c.
BnrlinuiNn. Mntch % 2237