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The above stones from A. to inclusive and also those
to be delivered rough Those marked from inclu
III
elusive q about o cuolc yards Are 10 oe
The will be furnished with plans and patterns
'a'
.s rom
Ali pattern q diSsn.ea will be received they u.
when and no slowanes will be made for
directed by the engineer Of the dock.
@ Psss e %
s.s 20, e. s *. P
Tn kaSSls Stone VIII Ss issaIsd & Ss foIIowi.S
pounds. cubic yards Of from
posnS
This be Of the best quality Of Granite Sic
II. Hubble ". @
The above stone to BE DELIVERED vessel: alongside Of
pense Of the the crews Of the vessels assisting
The The delivery Of the stone neeessay !.
by the appropriations made by Congress- All the
above will be required prior the soh June.
The must be subject suspension in Of failure
on the part Of Congress to make :I this work
nssy @s ina. he @
Xnd arsSsi Sc that the
ss
requested OF their 10 the navy
Yard and to state the location Of their quarries 80
Bonds and security will be required and TO the faith
full Of the 10 Of the deli
vered all be and not paid until the
tract Is fully complied with
Every submitted under this be
by the Of the surees be offered for the
ful6lment Of the contract, if obtained.
Printed speecations and memoranda Of have
the stone copies of which will be funishe by tho
Navy Agent At his Office. application 70 the Enai-
neer at the Dock
suggested all persons intending to propose for the
that they shall carefully examine these specifications be
fore rendering their bids. ,
Copies Of the may be obtained from the Navy
Agents. at the several stations. - ,
Parties desiring any further information will apply to the
Engineer At 'h PRosfER I NJ 1%ETMoRE Navy Agent
Papers which have Published the advertisement from th,
publish the above week until 18th April and in all
transmit bills in duplicate with Of
annexed, to this Office.
Proposals already received be allowed remain,
be Withdrawn at the pleasure OF the parties interested
mil 1awlwr
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90 1 h sss9a sa
S @ a:s. A'se IN
M a ESs. s. S s
HCMsa sgrf. Sc DO ndss GSw Pd.s
chs trunk .: mass eSis swaaiay C. DO Hy.oa
s tea @ ag'Sn 90
powdss oIdsT-lss e6. young Isl chi.
young hysol cy 800 BIS hy.on SIS shrs
b: SG ss,s
st. 3 e seis Ely - =; ay:oa eS: % by
eSn se
IS
oa
rlstlna.isto e11e lemon: aoeO DO oranges
is bags
100 % Ss ss,f &c
walnut, 80 nat case; @SIs 70 Gds hh do
HarmoDy-lN hid. do % cks molasses Harmony Y Me-
phews sbls sugar box sweetmsats fierce molasses brs
U.yAss Helen M..ia.lss hid. r.. ch..,;:ia
bbis sugar Nesmith ( Waish.
GuArArA-Bry Jad.o"5ss hhds 2cl hid. mqls..es
.s 1H.iasS aod Spencer Dbl 0'y "ael'
yel IS.
Ros.iers Co-5 bag. coffee vnick-24 Lawrence Hill
Smith ga $ls1ies SSss S Sis;y;!..s n:
ys ys css +, eessi Sa
ger-l3 bags coffee cks Oliver Cut-4288 order.
PoRr PRNcE-Bsrk Heca63 900 lbs logwood 675 bags
coffee Shedding Fern.sO0 bags coffee 4 w Dalapeld-
.oo-75 M Smith & Colo w Agnew & Sons-3o H DETER
Potter.
Rio JANEIRo-Bark Mazerpa-ss5o bags coffee Sifkin &
Irousides-30 do X Smith.
Ao-Brig Lowder-50 lgnum vita 81 do mega
wood bales wool 81 do goat skins kegs cochnea barrels
South ( son-ss COW hides do-is bundles skin. Boon Z
Graver.
PoNcg, PR-Brig Chna-l32 hi IS do molasses
Deforest x Co-l00 do sugar How land & Aspinwall.
HAvANABr schr podee-7 bales cotton Foster,2i Col.
omb s-lin-27e H Haven-30 Richardson-H Collins
Ca'ha5 bxs tobacco sacks peas bx md.e Lenithonl
pkg North Manniug Patrck-l00 hides Manue-l5 pkg
Stages Clearman-i bx mdse half do Spear vandsnhof
TAMPIco-Schr Rechabe20 hides 50 tons fustc 20 bales
sarsaparilla - bales j LAP $500 A G Rossiere.
MAYAouEz-Schf Gold hhds sugar IS do molas
40 bbls sugar Culbert x Finley.
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MAyAeuEs, p. r.. March all have news worth
advising you Of Produce 10 very scarce, and the de-
mend active. Sugars 81 81, and molssses SO $A
HAvAsA March 10 Our late receipts Of rice have been
500 AZ ~ l23u and there remain In hrst hands,
o. oa STOCK about $50 casks held at these rates. We
na prices will be sustained with regular shipments
mom your side or lard, stock IL 900 kegs held
az III The annexed prices current wall inform
you IessIu.ng other imports. Vessels continue very
re- - iIs Cd was last paid for Cowes and market
ned s,ats "V'ssses Exchange on London III prsm
Shvoa S'e.es, par ~ prem, nominal Beans white 10
IL; oeei mess stala do Buenos Ayres jerked, Isals
United states 40 iaaie pork mess i7sis do clear in
dock assl hams iosis; lard lltsa butter Isssa can
dies allow l3ts4 do sperm 34ss7; hour Amercsn iIs
Isl sperm oil 81; whale do refined do ioa7o rcs iai
2i potatoes s}a<, onions es0; cheese i2ais bosras
WP 22aol lumber PIP 32a2o; hoops ssa4o; shocks ma
heads each liait box shocks each Star; empty hhds
MArAssAsJ March 2s-0ur harbors are conplstely
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Passengers Arrived.

CANroN-ship Montresl-Rev I Jones and dsushtsr of
the Siam Mission Messn Rensselaer, IT,, Of Albany
Williams, of Roxbury, Mas.
GALvEsroN--Bris Empire-Mn Baldwin, Mrs Langlin Mr.
Trowbridge, Master Bald VIM in steerage.
SAvANNAH-Ship 81 MArk-Mn Cave and child, MrCaylav
and lady, NJ @ Cropman. Robert BTydan. w Fem. J H
King-lo in steerage.
SAvANsAH-ship Hsrford-Mr N Baldwin, Mrs Ross Mrs
Thayer Mrs Morrison, Capt Geo Thayer George Guggs w
Fuller, Mr. Hale Mr. Moore, Allen, MIR Van Dewaer, Mr.
Dennis-<0 in steerage-
PoKr PRIvcr.Brg Haydn Vidal; the crew OF the
steamship Ariel, sold TO the Hayden government.
GuAYAMA-Brig Judson-A Sweet
MOBILE Ship Rob Roy-Mn Beaden.
.ArALAcHIcoLA-Bark Jane Williams-Two Miss Hards,
MIR Handbook
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Domestic Importations.


New ORLEArs-Bark Rio Grande-N bbls flour Leland,
Adams color do Ne, ms sonl6 bales moss Her
roE-9o0 bags Souter Bros CO.
New QsiEAssmshp John Cumming-2 6 m6ss 49, bales
pork aud lard kegs lard Buler-eo7 kegs suydam
S,ge Co-3A hams w King-so bales cotton Cahoone.
Kinney Co-l0o do Weeden-422 bbs pork MENUS
Son-67 ties hams Holbrook& Nelson. :
GALvEsToN-ship ST. Mak-25l bales Collins Car
hart-3os Spoford, Testou col2t Dennis own coils
Lester. IS GKK Gnyes-3o Bukley < Goodwin-3o
G.LvEsToyBrig Empire3s6 bales cotton s2 hides II bbs
10 pks Brewer Neson-3 bxs pkg Audubon-l box G
Wheeer-6 bo1s pkgs Mule sandford6 boxes tobacco
Rowland33 bales Beck Ramhandt3 bales cot
II sacks nuts & Scudder X Co-24 hides box
Harnden 4 Go. =
MoBILE-ship Rob Roy-5ao bales cotto Coit-i2i do
Burrit-l6i Collomb Iselin-25 Carts co-l00 Arc
ArALscHIcohA-Bs Jsrs Ws|sIaels bales Cotton
272 Markoe, Wiar Scott-4 Crandell Davenport-2s
l. Mitchell-l2 Storey.
APALAcrIIcoLA-Brg w Jones-i4s bales cotton H Colt
Ialman-i9s Spoord. Testcn Ce.,s3 Drake Mills
"a II Brigham-iT Collomb & Irelin-72 B Wilson Co.
sAvANNAH-Ship Harnord-72 bales cotton r Graves
1 So s =, rio. Goa,
dey Wells-i do Earle perkins-so pks mdse to order
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tsgeous employment at this moment they are much
wanted and Sal to So being paid per Ito gall hid to
the United States and "a per box; to Europe 81 los
to Is l5s, and was taken "a ~ Sd to st. Peters
burg. Moiasses in demand II to III; Sugars 81 Rice,
last sales l2i RI. in Havana.
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LIEMORRHOIDS, Oh FILES is disease produced BY
local irritation purgat smnan undue
discrimination Of blood the veese ~ exces
ten BY peculisrity Of the constitutoa itself
The that has followed the Embrocafon IN
the disease truly astonishing PLY seians
advise their patients IL their best remedy
PHIlADELrHIA. March 10. lel3.
Dr. Jackson Sr-I th there are few diseases which are
troublesome than the Piles, and during he
last is years have suffered from very much causing
pain bleeding and mmotsrate itching used all The vsr,oss
bat without relie until got bottle Of your m
brocsuon which completely cured me n three yschs
Yours truly, H. PLfMrTUN;S
~ the outaide wrapper and with the words
Pile Embrocaton dephs, blown IN each bo1ie fres
81 per bottle, sir bottles for IS.
Sold. Wholesale and retail by A. B. d. Sands pruisss,
Sold also by dusgs generally throughout the United ssass
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A. nnss'on (Canads) Wig of the LIST instant says
ns' S,psston haroor Is open The ice is not all
vessels 70 arrive and depart without hindrance
The trial OF Benjamin Eddy for the murdsr of AIfrea
~ shepard commenced~at Providence on Wsdnssdsv
as IN me supreme Court The prosecution h condnct
cd BY the Attorney General and the defenc. nv y ~
Hazard Esq Quite number of witnsasss v.vyy 80. =.
med shall probably have the verdict Of the ury Sv
dem ocratic paper in Indiana nominstos Gan Sam
l,eusten - candidate Tor The asxt Presidency, ''
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G U m m n ClAL.
New York. Saturday.

NcW HUfH, SHturU1y, April
AsHEs-There was nothing done in either description
prices remain at our quotations of Friday.
BRkApsrvrrs.-The market, to day has been without
the slightest degree Of animation We hear Of nothing
additional in the way Of export. There nothing
done except what necessary for home demand
Prices remain at our last qustations.
CorTor-The sales to-day amount to 900 bales the
larger proportion of which for the Havre market
and in instances at a slight concession from pre-
vous rates, which is generally attributed to tight
ney market. We continue to quote
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STONE FOR DRY DOCK.

STONE FOR DRY DOCK.
Time Extended for Receiving Proposals.
NAVY AGENTS OFFICE NEw YoRK.}
March lth, 1886
CEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for Stone
y for Dry Dock will be received this ONCE until Thurs
day, the 18th Of April next for furnishing and delivering
AZ The NAVY Yard Nw York. Granite Senlte Of the fol
Logging dimensions and 9asntitis, nearly,
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DIX. LAENNEC'S
CELEBHATED COUGH PILLS,

Tor the &C Coughs, Colds Consumption. nsonchitl
Splitting of Blood aud all affections Of the Threat and
Lungs the remedy known, being the
Invention ofthe great Dr. Laelnec. Of The cures per
and cough BY few Doses and Of long standing
give way like MAGIC It's thoat dosbt the most sxtrsor.
binary discovery of the They purRativ6 and
may % given 70 children veil = ss.s. a.S s,s ssss
try them. Price, One Dollar per boz.
" Sold Wholesale and retail, BIZ J. Winchester. ~ Ann
AFFORD, 1853 Bowery. Brooklyn-S r Leeds. corner Count
and Asnt Mrs. Cooley 76 Fulton Agents supplied on
favo n, -
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DIR. SALMON'S REMEDY

LNOK disorden OF the Bt0mach Liver KIdueVs
panied with loss Of appetite heaaacns bilious
attacks giddiness Papitation, anguci, low sp loss Of
hnbma and othe! symptoms
THIS CELEBRATED MEDICINE has met with extra
ordinary pracce and priced highly By
all who have tax that the proprietor has been induced
from the above complains, that s a. professst be-
color and strength even to the most dcbiIitafed.
THIS REMEDY CONTAINS NO MERCURY, NOR any
preparation Of it, and does not hs closest attention 70
business. Tue given required
CHARLES n. RING, ia Broadway
ala 1msm Of John sole Agent for ". Y
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MARITIME HERALD

sHIPMAsTEns.
Wehope that Captains of vessels arriving at this port will
dever shipping lists newspapers news parcels
tended for this Office other than the New York
Pilots, or Cspt. ROBERT SILvEY. Of our news fleet
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FOR THE PILES.
ROAKE'S
IODINE LINIMENT

unveaIly admitted the only article WiIlper-
form All that r.pressa.sd 70 DO ~, performed zach
aonshia Of Rheu matism, Sweed Limbs 9praipe
Bruises Of the Cords and muscles Scroua or
Kings XVII Parsyses Loss q the Of the limbs Dis
that il would stassr belief il they could be
only tried satisfy invalid Of the healing virtues Of
his most excellent remedy Principal depot,
as imsrc 8.IN9EH-tbLL x 20 n John st
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS
VISITING the city Of New York, invited call and
examine the complete and extensive stock Of Account
Books Saony Paper Notorsl and Lssfer Copying Press
AND ALI OTHER ARTiC LEs solp ~ sTATIONERs
At The L0soea Possible Prices
RICH I L0uTREL, 81 William st..
mSl imsuc oue door below Cedas.
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MOTHER,S CORDIAL.

superior ecaey Of this aItee when ped he sss
stages oil pregnancy apparent that female who has
experienced its benefits would be willing sondf
nish The sue attendant Child Birth half
place otn cC.ld and mother in q state Of safety.
This quack article, but the prescription Of regal
Physcia, who has made this branch Of his practice sp
alar study For sale s2 Broadway Of John street.
al2 Iunkun
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~ I'D. MVAMCs

IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE.
nOCTOR EVANS, No. IL Peck slip. Water street.
New York has been than forty in the success
full practice ophysc and surgery particularly curing per
old obstinate ulcers in the throat structures &c.
ed by malpractice Ii is Of the greatest importance the
fortunate choose experienced physican. Dr. E. ths
Oldest and experienced this city,; mis- great
from the Hospital incurabe His Offices well arranged
for privacy Call at Peck slip and be convinced His charges
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CAN BE CURED.

SCARPA's COMPOUND ACOUSTIC QIL-For. the cure
Of Deafness Palms, end the Discharge Of from the
Ear. A!;p all those noise. like the burning e
are syDptom. q approaching Desass and also generally
attendant with the disease Many who have been deaf
for ten ssa and twenty ssd were OBLIGED 70 use sr
their tuIpes being made perfectly vii. without doubt
deaf This misfortune has hung With double
could be hoped from the Physicans However
feel much gatied that able to offer the public certain
remsdy for this misfortune in Scarpa OIL md at the
time lay before them positive evidence of the virtues
Of this medicine We make the following short from
letter this subject from Medical gentleman in one Of
Yes, sir scarpa's Oil. in affecting cures well as in
afordng relief 10 certainly working wonder."
Philadelphia. JAM lst5-I hereby certify tht when
about twelve old gradually became deaf in both
ears so that in few month. found almost to
situation until las, summer period q gheea years when
obtained bottle which have used and happy 70 say
further information Of hch think remarkable
one win find me by ssag at my residence Cone ord street,
- MRS REBECCA BAXTER.
Prepared only by DR.. B BELL, Philadelphia Sold whols
sale aud retail, by D. SANDS, Drurgss 70 Fulton
2s Broadway and ~ East Broadway New York. Agents for
the proprietor Gold also by Druggists generally throughout
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TO TAILORS
IT'S deemed say Ia favor Of STENE
NETS celebrated work Curing Garments. than that t
has received the unbounded APPRECIATION Of the most
grams together nth the ample ezplanatious
panying the Of moderate capacity can, few
hours Cur Of the various styles
Of garments vogue and noe % be surpassed
the many highly respectable who testify 70 the merits Of
the book.
The undersigned being practically acquainted with Mr.
Sencmets Treaties Cutting 0arments with pleasure
commend a work, complete arrangement and in
pacl application Cutting superior g any heretofore
published either in Europe America r. Henry 6on
Daniel Cutter Stats Baker; Charcs Coz; H. W. Tryon
Go; 3 T. Horner James Daily; 7. Haviand; j. H. Banckes
&c, nc.
, Tie above be obtained of the author, No II,
Broadway. New York, price from - to 90 per copy
lg,as. Ale
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LOOKING GLASS PLATES.

LOOKING GLASS PLATES.
Philadelphia have just received, by arrivals this port
and New York uI assortment Of LocknE 0:ss r:sss from
by by All sizes polished plate window glass from
70 BY i2 by a. Also Toilet glasses Plated Specaclss,
Pipes, 6ngh Boxes, CgT Gases, Money Pqsss. Marbles,
which they offer At the lowest market prices
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and hsrmles and the only positive permanen and safe
remedy for spiIeptie ts conyulsions he This msdicine
y beyoad precedent in the healing BY restoring health
under the influence Of this dreadful disease VINO has been
cured Is the Important question We answer. Mr. VIM.
H. Parses adicted 70 Of
fore the Mayor ofsh city March the 1h n !sadenee
Mrs Eleanor Kie afflicted 20 ye.r cured residence York
VILE the son Of Mrs j. Bennett afflicted years. cured resi-
dence III Grand street. besides have been
cured within the last thirteen weeks
The a cted invited call have the, cas- es srsm
ned, aud advice given fee ofcharge
ton, with full directions.
Prices Per boz. ,sp and sa Single bottles with neces
pRs. VANS 4 HART. Proprietor.
UZ- Principal Once lN Grand st.. New York ai0imsm
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TO VICTIMS OF INDIsCRETIoN.

TO VICTIMS OF INDISCRETION.
pERNETHY'S BOTANICAL FILLS are aeknow-
LEGGED TO be the certain and ehectual remedy ever
discovered for goncrhos gles, ruca Of the eiadders
ses q the urinary pssges either sen without loss o. tine,
tain PARTICLE Of mccuy, and have meyer bes Known 20 a
In ehecnR cures. not only recent pat 70 long
wonderful efficacy all dsesass Tor which they recon-
mended For sale Hail. Csharue street.
and Maiden Lane Price 81. With drec,ious slo lw-r
FOR THE PILES.
DR UPHAMS ELECTUARN An isternai remedy 10 Q
~ for the Piles either internal external bleed
ing OF blind Sold No. l2 Fton street. No Division st.
aadby The propreso regularly educated phy.iean Of TWEEN
Files and all Chronic diseases successfully treated Med
cal once, No iN Eaweryl doors above Spnug
MIL imd&smN u.
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SPERM OIL AND CANDLES
EXCELLENT Winter BIeached Sperm OIL at 81 gall;
Candles pound Famlies, boarding house and
hotel call and examine The above before
purchasing. For sale by j. u. rUWLhh
Grocer and Tea Dealer,
80 Greenwich Murray and t2s Greenwich Vestry
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PAPER HANGING.

al Hll TIA
HOWELL BROTHERS, Manufacturers and Importers
Of Paper HanEi1g, having opened in Ney York eya
wanting good u their line 70 their extensive assortment f
PAPER HANGINGs. Borders, rre Board Prints, Curtain
Papers, and all other articles in their line OF busness.
H. B. have received from the Institutes for the
OF Domestic Manuactures in the cities Of New York,
and Boston silver medals for the mnnuicure Of
for the same money than can be Pureh.ssd elsewhers
FRESCO PAPERS.
The subscrbers would particularly call sttentop their
large assortment Of fresco Papers for Pro, and Column
Papers for Halls. Public Rooms. Entries. kc; Gc.
Also CURTAIN rArERs, new article Tor Window
Paperng Rooms Halls &C. promptly attended 70 By
Country merchants and city dealers win End their adj
vantage a e ccyWS BROTHERS. No Isl Broadway.
as imsnc Two doors above the City Hotsi.
SEGAR WAREHOUSE,
No 81 Cheayside, Baltimore.
I D. ARMSTRONG THORNTON respectfully call
d Of Sout>n and Western Merchants 70 The
following stock enumerated below, which they Will sell on
5000 CASTILLO sEGAns
$4,000 Rifles do
5000 w. Regalia do
100 900 l.. Regalice do
1000 La Norma do
$1,000 Canones do
5000 Principe do
100, 900 low priced do
800 boxes TOBACCO.
. s Sos., Smoking Tobacco.
Pipes, kegs, bottles, bladders Garretts snuA.
mt I'm cod re
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ITO MARRIED LADIEs-A Secret Worth Knov,ne-
Apply for further particulars to Dr. CHI. y. MONTEL.
e Once Noesn aksa ffsm the once psIes they
Nv poW psa. 0lnsre
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SHAFER q co,
TAILORS AND DkAPEkS,

ISat Hr0r T,W1X. 10 ~. H.yrs rscIsts m an
r.i ~ sssoYtmeut Of the Scdnn Cloths and Cas-.
simeres adapted to early trade yns concluded
Of the Rue Csstaioae well known 70 most Of eur fab.
epeeu,e orders In q style Of unusual elegance
i,n1v ".
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Al 100 NASSAU d hCEI,
THE Highest Price. in Cash. is paid for 0e1tlemsn's
Also Repairing, Cleanng DyenS and Pressing in the most
elegant and superb style On hand 100 Dnp dete Coats and
200 Linen Pants, cheap-wth OF seasonabe
Clothing such Coats 81 IL; Pants toss Vests 80 cents.
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SHIPS ssI,aas, for New Orleans Shenandoah for rhsdel
PAIa.
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COERCION AND TEXAS SADDLES"

ny, nnD La 9 "a, on "a us" M.s.r.
No 2o6 Broadway have added their fine
Of soods and black Saddles adapted thoes
the Texan service. with the TwiEs pattern tree, made
agveabIy his directions Holsters Brides Saddle uags
&c Em,sants to Oregon and Texas the cheapest
and heat m snner AZ eod2w-m
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LAST HOURS OF A SINGLE GENTLE.
MAN,

The following preparation by Punch, is
decidedly one Of the richest things that
comical genius has "got Of" since his
newspaperiaI existence:
This morning, April lst, at half past e.
Ieyen precisely, an unfortunate young
man, Mr.. Edwin Pinbney, underwent
the extreme penalty Of inil,uation, by eX-
plating his attachment to Mary Ann Gale
in float Of the AIer railings Of St. Mary's
Church, IsIingion.
1t will be in the recollection Of all those
friends Of the parties who were at The
Joneses' party at BriXlon, Two years ago,
that Mr.. Pinkncy was there, and there
first Introduced to Mary Ann, to whom he
instantly began to direct particular atten-
tions-dancing with her no less than six
sets that evening, and banding her things
at supper in the most devoted manner.
From that evening commenced the init
macy between them which terminated in
this mornings catastrophe.
Poor Pinkney had barely attained to his
twenty-eighth year; but there is no reason
to believe that but for reasons Of a peCuni-
airy nature, his single life would have
come earlier to ar untimely end.
A change for the better, however, hav-
ing occurred in his circumstances, the
young ladys friends were induced 10 sane
lon his addresses, and thus to become ac-
cessories to the course for which he has just
suffered.
The unhappy man passed the last night
of his bachelor existence in his solitary
chamber. From half past eight to ten, he
was busily engaged in writing letters.
Shortly after ten O'Clock his younger bro
ther Henry knocked at the dolr, when the
doomed youth told him in firm voice to
come in. On being asked when he meant
to go to bed, he replied, "not yet." The
question was then put to him how he tho't
he could sleep, to which his answer was,
81 don't know" He then expressed dc.
sire for cigar and glass OF grog, which
were supplied him. His brother, who sal
down and parlook OF the like refreshments
now demanded il he would want any more
that night. He said nothing" in a firm
voice. His atfectionate brother then ros,
to take leave, when the devoted one con
islderately advised him to take care OF him
self
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