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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-04-18

The Democrats have also elected their
Mayor in the city of Brooklyn, Talmage's
majority over Hall, (whis) is ll92!!-
Rockwell, (native) received 1928 votes.
Hall, 1000, and TaImage, (dem.) 3l92.-
The N. Y. Herald, says:
"As soon as the returns were perfectly made
thus far, the Empire Club, of Brooklyn. pro-
ceeded to the residence Of Mr.. Tal,nage to
congratulate him, with banners flying and
fireworks to any amount, and was received
most cordially. The general impression ap-
Peared to be welcome to any party but the
natives"
The Democrats also elected 10 out o
l6 Aldermen.
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Arrivals and Departures 81 ths MAILS.

arrivals and Departures Of the MAILS.
Northern Mails due daily At II ~, and IL clio
sed daily at 10 p. m.
Southern mo;l j. due daily at p, and Is
closed daily at IL ~.
SnsithuiM due daily ss .. NJ. and j. close;
daily at IL ~.
Fayetteville mail via. Clinton and Wsrssw'
due Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays Of u M
and 10 cl6sed same days at 10 P: N.
Favetsevius npeiI va. Prospect Hall. Elizabeth.
town. Wsstbfook's snd Robinson, due Tuesdsys.
Thursdays, and Saturdays ct q. M, and depart
the same days at 10 .. m.
Taykor's Ht;dee, Hsrrsl's STORE Black River
Chapsl, Mores Cresk. snd Long Cyesk. due every
Thursday .ss p "a. .ns depsss every Friday 81
.. n. 2
o,ssIso Court House, Sneed's Ferry Stump
soand, and Tapsail Sound, due every Mcnds5
at ?. m. and Departs Frids. al 3. m
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= DIsAsrER.-Ths British brig Lord of the
Isles, Capt. Mckinney. bound hence for Liy.
erpool, with cargo of a,2o0 bills. turpsntins.
went on shore on the Main bar in at.empting 70
90 out On the 9th inst, and will q, 10 pieces
very sccr. The cargo vss SAVED.
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GLORIOUS TRIUMPH:

..-,,.,.m and Whlgism annIhilated43 De.
..oeracy Victorious 33S The Metropolis
-.deened333 Huzzah for New York Ct-
49,. Hear the Chariot Wheels rolling mp
OIymPus'
By our New York exchanges, received
.;rce our last number was distributed to
our readers, we have received the crafty
inc intelligence Of the complete overthrow
If Nativism and Whigism in the city of
New York. The election for Mayor and
Aldermen, took place on the sth inst, and
the result was, that Havemeyer, democrat,
has been elected by the tremendous major
;v of 6.673!!! over wings and ma
lives, and being democratic gain over
the MAYORS election of last spring, when
Harper. (native) was elected by the COM
b;ned vote of both wings and natives, of
lo,645!!! Whiggery and navery, ina
dyism} has not had left grease spot 10
stand upon, or hole to poke their heads
in. The Democrats have elected their
whole ticket, except in the 3rd and 18th
wards, having carried Is out of IL Of the
wards. The city Council comprise, in each
branch, FIFTEEN DEMOCRATS-tvo
Wligs. The vote stood
For Havemeyer, (dem.) 22,2s2
" Selden, (whig) 6.84e
Harper, (native) 16,6Og
Mai. for Harper, in 1914, 1915
HavemeYer, In l845, 667t
Democratic gain, IO,64t
The Me,Os comments upon this glorious re
suit as follows 49,
1.-THE democracy swept the city yesterday
with irresistible force. So complete victory
has never before been won by any party a
any period Of our political contests. The tri
umph of the na'ivists last spring was but
cypher compared with this brilliant achieve
nent. Then the nativists left to the wings
only an Assessor in the Second Ward, Il
soothe the bitterness Of defeat. We have now
allowed them, the natives, but a claim to
constable in the same ward, nomin ted anc
elected by the joint action Of the wings ant
nativsts. This may be considered equal tt
about ona-halfof trophy. Then the nativist
had TO yield to us five and half wards; now
We allow to them not one, and 10 the whig
only two wards. Then Harper's majority va
near 1000, now Havemeyer's approaches II
1000, showing gain on the popular vote 0
over 10000. Havemeyer's majority over Sci
den is about 10000. Indeed, Havemeye
lacks but few hundred votes of having ma
Ority over Selden and Harper combined"
From the Herald -
"rhe election in this city-the most peace
fnl and orderly election that has ever take
MN fao It'd in fEoo uholr
ing, and utter ront If the native party. 1t i
regular Waterloo defeat. Mr.. Harper ha
been elected from the mayoralty with degre
of unanimity perfectly unparalleled in munich
pal contests, and every vestige of 'nativism
we may safely say, has been swept from III
government of this great metropolis of tn
Union. MIR. Havemeyer, the candidate Of tn
democracy, has been elected by large ms
jority."
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terms. Among which may o Iounu'
n...h.s. Baronehess Charrscts. Bakgaes'
GIGS, sulkiss, Wagons DC.
An orders 10 the shove line thankfully received
md faithfully executed. Repairing done ct saor'
na.;ee and IN che nestest manner.
Re has also On hand and continues 70 manu-
s.eture HAHsxss, at every description SLDpLEs
rrrnxrss Tnvrxs, DC. ISAAC WELLS.
Wilmington, Feb ilth, ls45. oe-t1r
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II M Barrels Potatoes,
AVO Is Bags Rio Coffee,
dozen Brass Clocks,
Chests superior Gnnpowder Tes,
suitable for family uses
1000 Cigars.
10 Boxes Ground Pepper,
Is Boxes No. Soap,
z do. Pale do. 49,:
10 Firkirs extra Goshen Butter,
81 Bbls. Snuff,
Boxes Hudsonis patent Honey
Due Tobacco, small lumpss
Just received and for sale by
VIM. COOKE, Agent,
Custom-House Wharf
April is.-lsl.
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EassiJy Grocery Store.
CORNER or MARKET AND SECOND sTREErA
ME subscribers having formed q co-psrtnss<
ship under the ffSff Of
BYSlE0P s. 1ONWsss
takes this method of informing their friends and
the public generally, thar they have now on hand.
and for sale chsap large and well selected stock Of
IANg11E @RN@8RIBSs
We deem II unnecessary toenter into q lons de-
tail Of our articles; It is sufficient tOmy that We
have
EYER THING
that is usually found in stores Of the kind. Should
my article be sold BY us that does not fully come
up TO what it was represented to be, we will al-
ways be ready and willing to fah It back and re-
fund The nsoney. and IN making this agreement
we feel no uneasinesx. as we are determined, It
possible, to have Aone bat the
BEST ARTICLES
that can be obtained1in Che market. No exertions
shall be spared our part toplesse chose who may
favor US with their calls, and with thin promise in
view, we can but hope that we will receive oeF
share of the public patronage.
II. NJ. BISHOP.
VIM. b. JONES.
Wilmington, April 9, (1s,) ls45: st-sm.
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MRS. WIkNNNSON
"OST RESPECTFULLY informs the La
1v1 dies of Wilmington and the surrounding
country that she has just returned from New
York with handsome assortment Of
Millinery Goods,
ofthe latest styles and fashions:
selected by herself with great care expressly fos
the Spring and Summer trade. Her stock consists
in part of
Lace and Brilliant BONNETS,
Lace do.
Bingham and Lace do
Misses Open Edge do
Florence Braid do
Rutland do
Fine Straw do
Straw and Willow do
RIBBONS, LAcEs, sATT1Ns. Edo
1NGS, 60. &C. &c.
and variety of other articles in her line too t.
dious TO mention, to all Of which she invites the
inspection of the Ladies.
| She also carries on the
MANTUA MAKING BUSINESS.
Mrs. w. hopes, from her knowledge of her bu-
sness, and the very low rates Of her goods, to
ceive liberal portion of the public patronage.
Wilmington, N. c.. April lS,h, ls45. SLIT
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New spring and Summer
@G111NgAIa
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WILMINGTON MARKET-Apri11 II:
Owing to the very low state Of the rivers, but
very little produce Of any descriptions, have reach
ed this market within the past week.
Naval SroREs.-Virgin dip. we quote at 81
SO So 90. See quotations.
Cons.-No arrival since last report. Retail
price from store so cts per bushef By the hundred
bushels. I,
HAr-wholesale price IS ct. per cwt-Retail
rs cents.
RATES OF FREIGHT HENCE TO NEW YORK.
Naval Stores, 80 IS cts. per barrei'
Rice! l24 cts. per hundred
Cotton, 81 per bale.
Cotton goods and yarns, so cts. pr. bale.
Tobacco, 81 so per hogshead:
Lumber, So S. SO per m:
RANK RATES OF EXCHANGE, WILMINGTON.
RAM checks on Philadelphia, l pr. ct. perm
New York, I d" {"
Boston, i i"
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THEATRE!
BENEFIT OF MISS ORCHARD.

THEATRE!
BENEFIT OF MISS ORCHARD.
Friday evening. April Is, 1916, viii be perform
ed the Comedietta Of
OUR MARY ANNE.
Jonathan Turks, Mr.. Fuller.
Ernestine, Mrs. Forbes.
After which. the
HYPOCONDRIAC.
James Megim, Mr.. Fofbes.
Annette, Miss Birchard.
4 SONG by Miss Birchard.
To conclude with the farce Of the
MESMERIC DOCTOR.
Doct. La Flem, Mr.. Fuller.
Ldsettc, - Mrs. Forbes.
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MARKET STREET, ABOUT 300 YARDS ABOVE THE
EPISCOPAL CHURCH. .sv.o
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-04-18

Dock Street, 81 door abore Ms. Joseph Hrs.
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THE SUBSCRIBER
has on hand q large and
general assortment OF
CARRIAGES.
Of his own manufacture,
which he offers for sale
on the most reasonable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-10
Daient Aleoirines.
wrSTaR;S BAlSAM,

A COMPOUND BALsAM1c PREPARATION from
"A WIZ Cherry Bark and Tsr-The beet REMEDY
known The Word Tor he cure y Coughs Gods Asthma
Croup Bleeding ~ he Lung, Nhoornsco.,h broncti-
III. lrfuersa -horfne-- OF Breath Pan End WEAKNESS IN
~ Rrs SIDE Il r. Compliant and ne t'i 'i-fr' Of
CONsUMP7 OF
hopes. have firmly established ~ vat snlrrnf.y otrf
-v~ry sl.Ilcr medical cover. 10 hr. asa r~n -fy'-i
Nl.Ins own FrHsrI rfu1. Dsry fNfn0i fiH.Hf rom
-hem.-a c1-ra-fs from VIA .hrry bas 1ni lff eco
mat are 1osy scs~r 'i wIrrrvnf n'-n'fs pr Hf
igns- prevail We STEW bod. anrrf rf i rtifafi'H-ff
r0- =. FROM raia -le g.rlef VIII BOO rnH
A edr adlrr-- rgfI hr given Al l.n NrN lHiA Arrnfii
VINO si.en % BY a. ~ her ihyarans i" 10 "i CON
4noa ars- quaint of matter shi suhaianrn "a
ss-n no fairiue To- tsso months = past all hopo
4feiy cured by f~H bottles Of hs Bslstn 10 September
~ Dct1t-r. 1874
A cannsn New.Yort City. VITO had not sept lying
down, r years (beirg obliged 10 -l-rp Ia sns
posi.Tc 90 FER - 70 stierd ~ hs business u ne os'
stormy a.. af.-eE.
Tlomas Br,dlee ESQ J. P. Jamaica l. cure. Of ashTns
Thoinss Coreas Hs.toufelt " ]. issdhes under osth
b. tad violent cough and pain II ne sdeor Mon 20
quantities II corrupt nafier-s.o much blood
~ physicians could DO bur like tor rl-laye aim Pills q
mercury lrtl lc goO1hs trends al supposed BE- ha =
"A Ogilr consumption entirely cured by Lree bottles d.
vi AR ; BALsAM.
rfs Am Hopkins, Of Knowie-vie. y Y. entirely
cured u liver complaint and general debility OF eisiee-
Iae- Ho1man ~ n Huntir yioa cured efla OF P
s-nroele Obstinate disease Of re Lurgs, After he hAf
tfle,i al tn Usual r-Ea--r. r vain .
Csc are cfy occurring IN every part u ne country
which pro inc es-tly - tLsi - -flofy OF me- q A-s-
every shsle 4 Lung and Liver disease over every o-f
preparation heretofore Known % h- Vsfld
SD. WhQiesae a. Reaii. by A. B. 1 y. SANDS
Wf0css'- DrlEgss ~ Fuiol-s- Nev-forE- Sod also 81
osLY Aers-s is IRIS CITY, Price = Per bor.e. So
bot lrs or = nll-- ri
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NsuMPTTvES-

II UBT so LONGER-Blt read -ae follow iug ani Re
- .cL-AnOihef WONDERED Cure
fnfIkufLFHfs. April ]. lfil
- srf II laf during ihe n1-s SOB southwark ofJliy
last oinr fp poslle and fatigue fhr performance N
rail TAR l..y. NY heath received severe shock ln the
LATER az NC August al Tie symptoms 90 PULMONARY
CONsUMPTlON appeared A. thi- ilullrc ! called iH
ny pny-r't1. who attended NJ weeks - .h0Il
hele-f, ADD tool -ilcty t ~ BE- consdr ri ny fsar
begond ftf sIci IF human md now employed another
lrf .l-l. 20 l1 ar recommended THON>DN'~ con-
POI ID SYRUP or TAR And WOOD SAPIHlA I
used w. Te bottles. all testify thai Boz common wiil ihou
oief-. 'hD A4.- beech clrr ly lis medicine tiiai
10 ID sI0ue Js.e nlv restoration f1 hrallh
JAMES ANDREWS, No. ~ Catherine =.
fs- ei 90 aelf % 'he above ca-e, i1 t- secondary
stage Z fe disease. found he patient sbo-ls under
sea.e ~ tre lungs and liver. ulcefao1 a. De
larer bad AIKEN place and ty percussion discovered
f1 formed the rEht Jung TIE being allq-
rrly peess ald aeyOn- fhe reach 81 tie usual treat-
m-nf '.-osei a' once ou using Ihousons COM efna
rnj Iaf al y ood NaTfaaIt- virtues o which h,i pre-
.iOusly tested acry fecfng b. would reach
despen TIE resl., is. f.e mast erfraordnar
ercefo DO spelling az doubts resrecllrl the efficacy ~
l excel medicine in diseases Of he LUNGS AMI liver.
Ph.ala. phia. April J. 1875 VI CHAMBERS. Il D.
Prlc PAL once. Northeast corner ofFlFIH aud SPRUCE
-ree,s. ~ iirphe
Sold. -oirsae ami retail. By A. B. SANDS CO. Chem
and Druggists rs Broaiway Of Chambers-L
Sold $50, Al - fg.ousTee ald y East Bioadwas Prce
~ -erf7 ali3 I'm
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JAMES MAXWELL,

NACHINIsT, 259 Bowery, New-l ors-Priniing' Lilho-
wi graphic and Copperpiaie PRESSES; BOOkbnder,
Cutting and Endorsing PBESsES-Rolng Machines aud
Squarng Shears Iron Backing Presses Cylinder Presses
for ew-paper- and JObbing MsXwes Patent Single FRS
ket Printing Machine-he Chief improvement j. ~ ie s
kets being lac Sur The Improvement may be seen
by calling at The Methodist Book Concern 30 Mulberry H.
y. Y.
Double fskei Adams Presses altered 10 Single, having all
qualities of The improved Adams without the expense
doing A. much the time equally well
Improved Standing Press; Proof ana Transfer
Presses MaxweDs Patent Printing Engine seliinkins
Apparatus and every article in his ne necessary n PINT
ing Office Bndery, made TO order, on reasonable terms
=, Napier and other Presses repaired and pat n order
Nc Nc lcll laWf
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sANDS's sARsAPARILLA.
Fol rat xtsossi AND rGxss>rsr crst or ALL fis-
Tsc~ a. i~rtkE srsrt % Tht
\ system.

..,s, .st,i~G Tso~ a. t~rvKE sr.r, % TIE
$1,000. oS Hasir % rHr sYsrrM
TIE fllrors OF circulation, uuiIiuon ard eAcreiol are
manifested vhcn Ne = reduced, a. In e plant 70 "a sn-
condition sni these must therefore Pc ~ es--n..a
seton Between the arpa-el- by which lcse Necessary
phy-bcsi proce--e- Gained on there = reciprOca
don, and 4 ene portion ~ ine ANNA leel.hery = o- ~
great desicera'gm Ia med c.nr, therefore, i ffepa
which shall witt equal certainty and o-cen upon esc o
" iii. ri al o. hrC0u-w1i~h shall a. 'e case may r.
cu.re restore bealth and vlgOr 20 he erc1anon 81
10 he som, RI remove oi-frIc-ol- from iir 'vF
II confidently sverr-c thai >lnf.'- NafsaiafiiN
his trree-iod power and nat oy t4ls acilh on ~
~ causes o. glsea--, . erad.caies thoroughly no p
nely IT, various painful, dan. erog. ano ai-.D's ,.
ssaiion-. From simple eruption oi ne ...H :. -,
tary -cros!a and from dyspepsia 70 goui and
rheumatism, il will be- found equally eacacio-s ,,h
The following letter Just received q another Pioo
value and effcscv ofins hghy popular medicine Ia. =
specimen 81 tho-e daily coming 70 lAn1-a' u
NIL be cheeroy exhibited on apgo coon 1875
H. b. 4 D. Sands-OentleInen: About * "sss' 80 49,
commenced s&ng your sar-spAiiA anu snI 49, 49,, nm
ing rom scrofus n liz most vr1en iorn nt me- -
~, .cers and hsd losi 0fone arm and me
caused such intense pain 70 Ne hes., ~. - - ne
, M me c.id DO, i've that there vas no lr ~, ins
-s,-,n4 fs.ro here MEDICINE "Ol4l ir-p ne,
and ifst Wa ssDdss Saf-sParia by -. ~
-rss slnr The sarsapsra lie use produced imulrfi-
sfe relief: my head il now Well an1 nv ann "Hch hid
~ ..e. can with and ny health j. rap IDLY
ynnroviLg Many people hearing Of my case have come
.ooe . 4 ard pine miles 20 and some have taken
ne ssrsapa "a alter Witnessing iis wonderful operation
me one sdy told me last wee. Il was dong great things
Tor her and there fhree four 10 this place a
tasing H. ans merchants ind very ready sole Tor
sands's Sar.apsr.llA Yours. most res specially.
CORDELlA CADY
For further particulars and conclusive evidence Of s ~
peror value and efficiency pamphlets, which may BE-
Obtained OF agents graiis
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, by B. D.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, ~ Futonstreet. rs Broad
way, and II Fast Broadway. New YORK
Sold also by druggists generally throughout tie JLiel
States. Pnce = per bottle. bottles FOR =.
~ The public respectfully requested 10 remember
that It IL Sands sarsaparla ihsi has and 4 constant.
achieving such remarkable cures of the mosi dhcut eas
Of diseases which the human frame u subject; therefore
ask for Sands Ssr.aparils and take other sui8 I'm
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TIE woNDER & BLESSING OF THE AGE

'
4 ET EVERY Man. WOMAN AND CHILD who Is
troubled with Coughs, Coids splitting Bood, ier Com
p.if1f Asiim7, Brouci- WhOoping Cough, PAN IN The
mt rasf. sore Throat. rising tickling iu tie Throat
Nervous Debility, Paptafi0 o ti-' Heart hrosen Conu-
from the OF caOle aud OF Try the genuine
and only genuine syrup or WILD CERsy prepared 10y the
celebrated Dr. SwAYNE Of Philadelphia All others are spu-
nous ald limitations Therefore be cautious o s-k ior
e O- gia and only Gsns Preparation from Ills galuG-
bic tree Di. SwAySE's COMPoUND SYRUP of WILD CHER
~ Principal Office ~ ". corner Of Eighth and Race.t-.
Phladelp A.
~ Keep the name I DR. sWAYNE in view. iglin
and Race, Philadelphia.
AsESIs-Haviand, Reese Co. New-York, DR.. w III.
Minor. Broadw az and JOhnsi X. 4. Sands. l5 BOs
cry; =. r. Warner, 25 Beeckers y y. City; Mrs Hays,
Brooklyn; W @. Wood, Harlem Ben amin Odds Newark.
John Pearson Railway John Tefhune New Brunswick, y.
J.; j. ;. Harrison Salem Mas. w H. Pierce. Albany J.
NJ Winsow, Rochester, y. y; Backus BuA, Troy. j..
Green Co Worcester Mas John I. Hall Co. Bustoui
Harvey Sevmore Hartford. Conn: y. Holldge Buffalo, "
y: William Montgomery Lansir gburg, y. Y; T. NJ Cohen
CO. Charleston = C.; Andrew Diver = Co New-Orrifs -
H. Adams and r. kleur. s.. Lo1is VIM Thorn, Puts
burg. >. g. HInusl. Cincinnati iel4 inieod-
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HOT AIR FURNACE

WALKERS Patent Improved Hos Air Furnaces. for
w heating Dwellings, Stores, Churches, &c-1he-e Fur
naces Will heat economically and efficiently: tle air ~ pc
o gas
They put up under the personal supervision NJ Mr
Walker, the Palenee and have hitherto given entire sails
faction and IN All cases warfsned 10 perform well
Reference. " w Taylor. ESQ Governor Newly Ofs hos
ptal, SIR. Charles Starr superintendent do Edward Be
nen, ESQ ~ Walls: c. D. RhOccs ESQ - Peafl--ire@
Mr. Thomas McElrath, a Nassau. &c.
su8tf GEO. WALKER 2g2 Broadway.
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From lleluWure.
Correspondence OF the Albany A,las.
Dflut. Saturday Evening


DsLH, Saturday Evening Sepi,6
Gentlemen Thursday night. and after the seal
ing of my last. eight prisoners were sent IN by n.
Lanaly Of the Rox bury detachment. and yesterday
morpius he came in with one man. They were taken
by him in Mddletown He says there is small band OF
indians In that town. who defy the power OF man 10
arrest them that he and four others sought after them
and succeeded in finding their den in the mountains, but
no, the occupants Yesterday was General Review day
OF The 7nh Regiment and in the evening quite number
on both sides seemed determined settle the question
Of down rent by the fists and so to battle they went
Aer some or 10 and Ms is said. all downrcnters. had
been badly beaten by their opponents, some ohceIs
arrived and interfcred restoring forced peace.
The log jails yesterday completed ana the PR
oners removed thereto. To-day another log building
has been begun 10 he when finished room for The
guard who night and day have o. guard the two log Js
Two prisoners have to-day been brought in. Before jus
tee Hathaway their examinations were yesterday be
gun but not completed To-day nothing Of importance
has been developed before the Jury Of the Coroner
One examining magistrate has, however, made com
mitmcnts This forenoon ten horsemen started for
kocklsnd Salhsn County the place where the sfOrc-
said sprsgues i've and where the pistol found 70
make arrests am sorry TO add in conclusion Of this
letter that al this Tune when each and all should have
eye alone and single justice are not wanting In
those who already seeking 10 reap rich rewards Pc
cunary and otherwise from the excitement, caused BY
the murder of Of most beloved citizens and bray.
officers When win the lovers Of gold and popularity
-ake their thirst in crime aud misery just new
prisoners have been brought in by the Roxburv deth
ment that has returned. Yours H.
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FOR THE PILES.

nR. UPH MS ELECTUARY ian internal remedy i
~ rtan cure for the PILES either Internal or external
bleeding blind. sold only this ciy the Office OF e
ofl-ual Proprietor. 4 UPHAM. NJ ID regular educated
fy- twenty years perenoc. confined to nm OH
practice here Piles and an Chronic Diseases success
fly treated. Medical Office 1893 Bow Frs. four foOrs above
spnrl-- Office hours from A VI. 10 F. " At.cc
Pratt. II imDNW-
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kyLETREEs AXLETREES.

V,HE SUBSCRIBERS, grateful for past avors respect
i fully inform their friends and the pubic IN general
that they made various improvements IN the naluac
r of Axes and continue manufacture Patent and Com
mon AK upon the approved principles Also. Crank
Axes for Boxes fitted and Axles repaired NJ .hori
notice and in The best amer No SIS BrOad--t Newark
L Il I'm. HARRISON 4 EKEFSE.
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Yer rhe Weekly fr,oaac.
SABekrfi MOANING.
Now aicns he ucrr'as ssle
ror< ID Church BEL so;t and slowly.
A-d DER r,ocu.sir. wood ard vale
>.ee,s the -abbsih s.'scce holy
Ncsa h2r-an vo.ce : heard
Ncice Of hho- q Of pleasure
Ni,xirg W',h he ;rnciai bird.
A.r t1ils ia early measure.
New he yoa.hfa. and the old.
NOw TOE chserfal and the weeping
Trad Alons the howery mould
Whcrc their kindred dust is sleeping.
Now the pious spin; glows
Now tie holy psalm is singing.
Bringing thoughts ct long cposc.
Thoughts Of endless glory bringing.
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- -u........-.,- \ Ny.lORA AND HARLEM

&8 AILkOAD ~ lnallfT ~ 11Il
neais.-On aud after Monday, Apr an
inst the Csr- will run ~ follows viz Leave City Hall for
Yorkye Harlem and morr-ana Al $50, 8, 3 10 A. ";
l. = s. $50, I. ), So. 8 r. NJ.
Leave City Hsil for FOriham and Williams Bridge. hol
T. 10 A. NJ; ?. $50. ;, T. NJ.
Leave Cily Hall for White Plains, l0A. 5P. u.
Leave MOrrsana and Harlem FOR ~ Hall la, Q, :. -
II A. NJ: 2 s. u.s.. 620, o. $50, 7ij I. ~
Leave Williams Bridge tor City HAIL. : ~. 10 40 A NJ
40 s, $40, 7.10 7. NJ
6l0P.M.
Tie freight train viii leave White Plains AN and the
City Hal at l.4j P. ". for the present
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OSMIUM DTRIDIUM.

dor God Pen Points,
WELL selected and Of good quality. STEEL BEADS,
w Clasps Combs, and a general assortment of Slice
goods for sale by I'D HEN, Importer,
sul2 Inn n and - Literiy-street. Up stars.
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RLANCH ID RANZI.

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~ from Ire French for The publisher fuDsh'u ms ~
al Frencis Publishing Hall y3 Broadway, up sars LIZ
book contains 81 neatly printed pase-, VIII -
ed engraving illustrating the Introduction OF me oeA'
Slav. ~ The Prince Annette az biz iutufr bride n,
For sal A above and al all the Periodical Depos Pnce
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