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The New York herald., 1846-03-09
mONnY MARKET.

There has been very little business done in the sto,
market during the past week. and the changes hss'
been very trang Prices for most Of the fanciss hs
been firmly sustained and the market appears to be u
on the turning point for an advance.
We annex a table giving the quotations for the prin
pal speculative stocks in this MARKET for each day Of Il
past week. and at the close of the market the we
previous. There has been a general improvement
prices. Reading Railroad advanced duripg the we.
nine per cent, but fell on Eve at the close. The ra
advance in this stock has had very favorable efs
upon the market generally.
The New York herald., 1846-03-09

FRAUD AND SUICIDE The old adage, that
honesty is the beet policy" is practically verified
s % s cay s S S. Is. anssps
tate OF all who forget this great truth L 10, In TACT
portion of the great moral law, written IN the
hearts of all men, whispering to every mans con-
The report OF the Comptroller, relative to the ex
p-ndture on the cauals--pubiished by order OF the
Legslature-brngs to light a revolving system OF
fraud and perjury. which has been carrying on for
some time by thu superintendent Sandford Hoop
er, and his clerk, one Reynolds. Their practice
was to render false accounts of moneys dlsbursed-
swear to them, and then pocket the difference be-
tween what had been really dlsbursed, and what
had been traudulently charged. Great sums must
have been obtained in this manner, since appears
they have been carrying on this system since 1872
Now, however, comes the denonsment, showing,
tina. though dishonesty may tor time 60 1ndis-
overtake the cuprit The whole has been dis
covered; and we are informed that Reynolds, one
Of the parry, has, in the horrors OF gully con-
science, commlited suicide.
From ST. JosRPH's IsLANp.-The New Orleans
Picaynns of he 27h ut says:-We have seen
letter iron st Josephs Island. dated the ish instant
But two companies had then moved toward the Rio
G,ands, their purpose bens to rsconnors. The main
BODY expected to start about the soh instant for Brszos
Santiago
There rumors oa the island relative to the Msxi
cans foryng the Point Isabella, but their suthsncy
Captain Rogers Of the brig Aplashooa. hes been ap
pointed government pilot tor the Brsxos bar:
Captain Tompkns Of the schoossr Psl:shi, from No
instant by cutting his threat No motive u assigned
for the act and he bore the name Of being very correct
man.
MrcHrcAN RAnRoAp SALE BnL.-On the 18th
ult the House-voted the amendments. The
to be- sued bsiors Justices Of tho pesce rejected In
the House By p vote Of 20 TO 20 Mr. P.ttsssons n,s
- ivadin n
The New York herald., 1846-03-09
NEW YORK HERALD.
The Next News from Z Europe-The Lightning
kxpresses-Our Arrangements.

hNpresses-Our arFnhSehehts-
We are pleased TO state that the persevering, en-
terpffsfhg proprietors of the New York and Boston
Telegraph CompapY-Yllf succeed in having their
line in working order as far as Hartford, and per-
haps to New Haven, by the time the next steamship
reaches Boston. We published in yesterdays paper
a letter from our correspondent in New Haven,
stating that the posts had been set up and the
wires would be arranged Immediately
few days since we received the following letter
from Messrs Livingston & Wells, of this city, the
famous proprietors OF the Northern and North West
ern express line
GESr-The news per next English steamer will pro-
baby be teiegraphed (magne tc) far as Hartford
perhaps Hew Haven.
It is intention to run an express the then ter
minus OF the telegraph to this city for the use and be-
neht OF the entire press of such may wisn to avail
themselves OF the opportunity. should you feel dis
posed to become party to such arrangement, we shall
De happy - van upon YOU with the terms,
An early reply As requested.
Your most obedient servants.
LIVINGSTON & WELLS.
We Immediately replied in note to Messrs Liv-
ingston Y Wells, and entered into an arrange
ment, in connection with other city papers, with
them to run an express from the terminus Of the
eegraph to this city. We shall, therefore, through
the perseverance OF the propre,ors of the magnetic
company, and Messrs. Livingston Il Wells, receive
the next news from Europe through these enterpris-
ing gentlemen, over the lightning line This is
the first time that the newspaper press will have
used lightning its agent In getting early foreign
news, and we clam be one of the first journals to
bring il into requlsiton.
The " Holy Alliance" we understand, in order
to equal their last superhuman effort to beat the
New York Herald, have made arrangements to run
an express from Boston, or elsewhere, independent
of the telegraph We perfectly willing that they
should do so. Indeed, in charitable point of
view, we would be willing to have them beat US
IL may be OF use to them. But we are satlsfied
with the lightning line; and If steam, or the devil,
or an accident should beat that, we can't help it.
Lightning moves swift enough for US and our
readers
The New York herald., 1846-03-09

FRox THE CAPE OF Coop HorK.-FuI files OF the
Port Natal Gazette, to the 9th December, by the
AnaQon, al Boston, have been received at this Of.
fce. They contain no news Of importance.
The New York herald., 1846-03-09

ANOTHER ARRIVAL FROM CHrNA.--The bark Inca,
OF Baltimore, Capt. Buxton, arrived yesterday
from Canton, placing us in possession Of our re-
gular files OF the Hong Kong Register, up to the lOt
Of November. The intelligence thus received,
however, has been anticipated
The New York herald., 1846-03-09

TIE WRKcKs ON BARSEoAr.-We are Glad to
perceive that Gov. Suatton, OF New Jersey, has an
pointed three commissioners to investigate the
charges Of piracy during the late shipwreck We
bore that the investigation viii be thorough
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Movements OF travellers.

Movements OF Travellers.
.vsnc. Of s Of
with the Southern and Western sections OF the Union
AnrsicAs.-E D. Hudson, Georgia; B. Russell, Bos.
ton; J. B. Fulton, va J. Monroe, U 8. Messrs Weir
Easton Philad J. Cobett, s. c.; g. B. Brown, do; J.
A,Tos Il Janen, N. O.; w. Faison, Thoma, Faison,
NC; W. Watts, Va John Mertens. 8. Donald Va;
Darcy j. R0en,Un aousns IL wssd
man, Gleason Glsson Coitere and English, Msine w.
O. Thomas, Norwich; w. Ellison, Boston; W. II Ives,
ington; T. H. Whitney, N. J.; James Pennoyer r. T.
Gale, Cansds J. a. Poor, Bangor r. c. Morton. Port.
CIrr-R Holland. PAilad; j. D Fitzgerald, Michi.
gan, James Jsbell, Alabama, Bapust, X. Eckles,
Va; E. r. Price, D Black, Elkton, KY; L. Parrish.
Nashville, Tenn; J. stockdaie, Ky Hamilton, New
Brighton; j. D. Osborne, st. Louis; Charles Chsuncsy
FaAsxL,s.-E Roswell, New jersey; J. D Black
Ohio; o. s Meyers Conn; n p Burraii do; W. H Da
Wis. Albany; q. Arnold. New Yo,k; T. McKenney,
Newark; Ii French, Georgia; W. r. Hassell, Ala; NJ.
GLons. George Dusorne, Philad.; James Boucher.
EGHs,sod Henry ''sonIy soS;y.os Bri;,1l R0.,.
lem w. A. Chambers, Alex Lsnghiin, Columbia. s
CT Jonathan chapman. Boston; w. Clarke, Nsw salem;
do 49,: ~1sh White Richmond; snst ' Mcki%
KY P. E Stockton. Alabama; >. Grey, H.; J. Clarke
j. wheaton, T. Pittsburgh; j. c. Bags, Phiisi; George
shunagan, Cincinnati.
FROM TFxAs.-The steamship New York, from
Galveston, arrived at New Orleans on the 18th ult.,
The Cirlian OF the 2lst ult. says:-
Calves on is still improving with undiminshsd steadi.
and Tapidty large number OF substantial ne "
budirgs in progress In the prosperity o.
tho city is unsba,ed and settlers are coming Il
daily gratifying to know that the interior Of the
country filing up with hardy and industrious popn
lst,on. with equal rspidry. The success Of the tow
the latter /, csrtsin whenever industry be brought
act upon the Insxhausbls resources OF our prolific
soil.
Both Sam Houston and Dr.. mes were put toward a.
candid atss for the United States Senate Washipgtons
birthday was celebrated with commendabls patriotism
10 the principal towns Of Texas The roads in the
raj sections Of the State were rendered almost impasa
bic BY the late heavy rains steamoost has ascended
ton Austin aod the other towns Of the State impro
we'd state Of prosperity 1" visible
The New York herald., 1846-03-09

CHKrANoo County. The wings have elected 10
Of the ls supervisors in this county Mr.. storrs the
whie member Of Assembly, elected supervisor in the
town Of Columbus, By 100 majority.
The New York herald., 1846-03-09

Capt. Bllffen, arrived yesterday from Rio Janer0
having lett that place on the l7th January Files OF
the formal do Commerce. and O'Mercantil, have
been received. They contain no news Of any con-
sequence. The O'MercanfH announces two arri
walls at Rio, as follows; son the 18th January the
Sandman brig Diana arrived at this port, having on
board Count de St Martin, Minister from his Msjes-
tys, the King Of Sardinia, to the Court Of Rio ia
nero; and also Monsegueur Bedini, the Apostolic
Nuncio, with his Secretary"
The u. s frigate Congress, Commodore Stock.
ton, sailed from Rio on the l4h January for vapa.
raiso.
The frigate Columbia, Capt Ritchie, bearing the
broad pennant OF Commodore Rosseau; the frlgae
Raritan, Capt. Gregory, and the Plymouth, Com.
mander Henry, were at Rio on the l7th January A
portion OF the crew OF the Columbia were at the
hospital upon one Of the islands, affected with small
pox, but were doing well. The Raritan was expect
ed to sail for the Gulf OF Mexico the 20h and the
Plymouth on the 10Th for the River La Platte.
The following is list Of officers attached to the
sloop ot war Plymouth
Commander, Henry Henry; L,eutenapts. Henry Oar
cansel Dominick Lynch, Le~is ssrtori vii lam Nav
Surgeon. wlism 2 McCJenshan; pnr,er Thomas ?.
Master William C Blanton; Psssed Midshpmsn Court.
lsndt Benham; Midshpnsn, jefferson Maury, John !.
Grseniesf Ciey; Captains Clerk, George f. Gsisngsr;
Acting Boatswain. John Feaherston; Gunner, Thomas
Dewey: Acting Carpenter. jesse G. Morrison sailma-
ker Henry Bacon Lieutenant Of Marines, William L
Young.
MEXICAN News EXPECTED The following ex-
tract OF letter from Pensacola, which we received
ysssday would make appear that they are daily
pectng later intelligence from Mexico, Ut that place.
We give the sxtracA:-
PENSACOLA, Feb. -, 1885,
eve are now hourly expecting the " g. brig Law.
from Vera Cruz, when will give you all
she may bring The steam rigate Missssippi and the
brig Scmsrs. are both here-the former. rumor has
H. Is remaining in port for some important despatched"
We might here add, that are now looking for an
arrival fom Vera Cruz, direct at this port or two
vessels having been due several days o. Pic Feb 2S
H9n. Henry Clay is stopping with Col VIM. Tay-
The New York herald., 1846-03-09

THE ARRIvALs.-Our Marine list, in another part
Of the paper, will be found unusually large and in
teresting The vessels came up the bay yesterday
in large fleets, from almost every quarter Of the
globe.
The New York herald., 1846-03-09

MAILS PROM THE SoUTH-No less than four mails
arrived yesterday afternoon from New Orleans and
the intermediate places. They relieved us Of
load Of anxiety and several hours.
The New York herald., 1846-03-09

H9n. Henry Clay is stopping with Col. VIM. Tsy-
lcr, Foint Coupss, La.
The New York herald., 1846-03-09

MxErNe or THE COMMON CouNcm.-A regular
meeting of the Board Of Aldermen will be held to
night. when the special committee, to when was
referred The duty Of investigating into the alleged
abuses in the Aims House deparme Mt, will submit
their report.
In the Board OF Assistants, a special meeting
having been ordered, the long delayed question Of
the Hudson street railway will be passed upon.
There is, therefore, sufficient matter Of interest
IN either board to warrant full and an early at
tendance OF members.
The New York herald., 1846-03-09

HIRAM PowERs.-We are requested to ask Mr..
Park Benjamin to publish the letter said to have
been received from Mr.. Powers, the sculptor, de-
nying several Of the statements Of Mr.. c. Edward
Lester in his work, the Artist, &c.
The New York herald., 1846-03-09

RHODE ISLAND PoLrTIcs-The politics Of Rhode
Island, for such small State, about asbig as the
palm OF your hand, are certainly in peculiarly COM
plicated condition-in as complex state as Gov
The New York herald., 1846-03-09

The ENGLISH CORN LAws.-We learn from the
Montreal Herald that meetings In Canada are very
generally being called for the purpose OF sending
petitions to England against the repeal Of the corn
laws. This is apparently singular movement,
and is caused by jealousy Of the United States
lear lest the contemplated repeal might be benef-
cial to the American agriculturist. 1t, however,
should be borne in mind that wheat from Canada
now goes into England at one shilling duty per
quarter.
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= The New Comet.

= Per rDst............ 60 50 6s motion direct.
The elements reproduce the middle observation within
l7u2 long and az lat. M. r. MAuRY.
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CHRlSTIE'S GENUINE
G ALV A MIC Rim GS

MAGNETIC FLUID.
TINS RE EN- w DISCOVERY comprise. an en-.
Gsysn.m remedial agent By means q which the or
d.psssed with. and The power applied II manner equally
sasctas much cheaper and win perfect eouysn,snes and
FLUID have been used with sntire success in ali case.
es sS % bSs1sSs psS. g
Es5,S. q ses mssdsss iod's e FsTy. rs:y
Nervous Tfemors Drlness the Head, Pains the Head
and Ii :: IL .ss
'i simply Da Of The
Ring. q different prices; being made Of y ...: and e
e' ThE sfs S%D
ssss e % g
a nS.y ~ K: ss
a, Any 4. ma. q
''''al'n FrB relieved
"
n;:s 70 :. Of the most valuable Of modern
rendering he nerve: sensitive g Gsns .e0S III;
md .pS S % ss the seat
CHRISTIE'S GALVANIC STRENGTHENING
PLASTERS.
Rings ting upon the principle but having the advsn-
ST. q Ess Ii: sa or
cousss; as certain aid eonsfittiondl yeakne;
ss % .i sFs Il II f;
will De found Of srsat ana permanent advantage.
The ''''ij -a s'sIif . G1fERRsTFffFfiicATEs.
published in the ~ " Sun, Mirror Tribune Atlas and other
papers These tesmonisls all Of which from the
have been cdfom hundred Of
time The discovery been before the Amsncan public.
Only Agency in New York No. i3i Fulton street, Sun
IrCAUTION-Dewsrs Of spurious limitations Of thsss
articles Messrs A. b. ID. SAN DIS and have
BEEN agents for Dr. Christie genuine any
articles called 0avanicn which offered BY the above
toned firm. ID. C MOOkHEAD,
Agent General for the United States.
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THE EYE.

nR WHEELER ocuIs No 9rssSwsn , s.,s Msw
diseases Of he Eye nad Oyhhalnc surgery snd suf,s tho
public that that there amongst the numercus = eases 20
which ,nnot be essentially relieved or susd ~ HIM Ins
amber OF TESTIMONIALS which can Be secr *
Ia ofce v hi satisfy puolie ,hst his practice not eIes ed
Id either extent that Of any other Ocuiist IN
the United States ,,.rx. a-,.-,
Artificial Eyes for sale, and which will be inserted on
reasonable terms -,
instances Of great effected by Dr. Wheelers
mode OF hsd grauitousy his residence Or
will be forwt rded making application 70
MIN by letter post pAss. MI I'M
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1879 BROADWAY.
,ERFJJMERY ENTARLICHHfEN

PERFUMERY ESTABLISHMENT
THE Subscriber returns his thanks his friends and the
public for the very liberal patronage extended him
since the opening OF his Store In New York Promising that
nome" he earnestly socits moments attention to he fol-
lowing very Ineligible proof that he capable Of offering
the BEST whether the be foreign Amer
can s He unequned advantages in Paris hsv
ing been for Director OF the Laboratory Of Ian
gcs Pese ct Fills. for half ccnary the FIRST house in this line
ms ferfumery has, without single exception obtained in
New York, Boston and PHILADELPHIA tho First Premium over
all competitors, and the list Inhibition New York. he
w honored with the Col. Medal before awarded
pnstcally the case with his Shaving Cream Why should il
not Dc so7 His Perfumcry il, in fact the foreign,
oGIn IN " quality and mods OF fabrication, with the
q A exceence which the foreign can
~ ssnnes and advantage many q these article, Of
s.h are nom TO 50 cent lower In fine, the sab
edneated IN the best foreign schools imported with
nm ne Science and AZ OF Ms native city products
s az & equal to the best imported, and superior
he therefore, haers hisef that hs preparations
S o. snpsscede the imported, except with those
VINO are % prefer articles because
sns sns have been subeed the influence
hand perfect Of the bss fcrsiss d
one aIs store an opportunity Of comparing The two and Of
according TO the Judgment OF he IN
The subscriber most respectfully sole,
who w.h purchase that which i = h .ness
public that nothing shall ever quit his esab ;sbom
being a. represented to the purchaser He psrticulsv
the attention Of Wholesale and retail dealers to hs
plete assortment which he Offers them at prices from "A
" per cent cheaper than they buy elssyhsTs.
Manufacturer and Importer Of Toilss Soaps,
Vj0lmT Porfumery. Ne.
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M. WISE, O q !, u

M OsT RESPECTFULLY informs the etisens Of New
l New York aud the public in general tnst ne mas ocae"
h"'e' n INN 40 ~ BROADWAY,
h.,. NAV he iound large complete assortment Of
SPEGyACLEs AND HEADING GLASSES,
Ia God Silver and Steel Frames
NJ W. would slso remindth the public 90 whom ne pi ~,
bv his us Saratoga SPRING, or the ist
~, Nv Ms knowledge Of the Optical science he
enabled 70 det.rine glasses suitable fer any eye
sops with weak be tupped WIN k'sscs WING" ""
ere NV rcne6t and STRAIN the sight vu..,;..
P,cuIsr att afon called new syle Of rsrsPeess
0,ound (n. OF die finest flint which, through tneif s.
osh and ground, prodace the purest vs.on snn ~,
been highly recommends - NE best IN tne rit,rg
and reading -, - ocsr.t~d upon
for Cataract, also be suited - IA franz
lie inserts Glasses, Of superior ausiiy T;rirs
and so,eits the patronage OF all IN want Of ns H.
will warrant all Spectsclcs purchsssa Ion ~ eS,ye
night Coz Eve years, OF exchange thsm ~'"oa'sA
M ym.r
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FITS! FITS!

n OF Curf EpleptIc yehrb
"a standing, cured within the last three months BY uselns
fvans Vegetable Extract and to before the Mayor oil
the city ofNew York. March the nh instant
To oil whom may eoncern- hereby testify that hare
been afflicted with eyeptic s would
be impossible for to describe my suhenes for have
suffered through the various Of this dreadful disease
in the swsl and veryfrequen, have tired the
any benefit whatever have always been trying
dy Gao caed could hear Of until all hopes Of
rather than life length heard that vans Vegetable M
making wonderful cares Of this dreadful DIS
Dr. Ivsna Hart and represented my case 70 them BE-
hope reyiyedyes thank God health revived too per-
severed 10 Of this medicine about three months and
restored health a1d would cheefully recommend,
would those who afflicted longer TO doub bot call
be happy who would wiah 70 eouysrss
York. WILLIAM n. PARSELLB
swom before M, shis 7sh day Of March, A. D. 1855,
mflo lm*r w. H. HAVHRMEYER, Mayor.
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DIR. ]. FRANCIS, OCULIsT,

rHrRp DOOR FROM oEArp srREEr .
WE the having witnessed astoulshing cures
nsrormed bv Dr. Francis believe his preparation. are one
the dsses Of the
b.shiv recomm end him as a safe and sklful Oeulu
Rev. Duncan Dunbar, Rev r. Coue.
a. P.rL Rev A. Wheelock.
~;v.u IA those Ip the city who hive bern
totally blind from Amorosnsshs now psrisey 'e'o'''
number OF undoubted testimoniae 70 % seen u mo
Office will ,asy the public OF hb aston: shns a.
m > Arti6cia Eyes inserted without pain. u Advcs 20
the poor gratis. - a. a., n n.v IA No an
Broome 81 fnt house, second block east OF Brosdwv.
Ind&
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1872 BROADWAY,

TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.
FSe. nx Esessns Pod.
GrEClNENs q kISUs aasppsosehabls vERsENA
- CHAN fOR SHAVING. = This article. universally
prssr< ~ as~ 10 made u q sst took the hrs
rrsnum 81 the iastas,s F. ipaeed fsy conceded By
thsss 10 kAs~ ha isposs BE TO msnssctare an sri
&c sa.. y se.s 10 hs &C.. Jam ~. sos % me
,has he od se&ps AL f<rsors Who wosld eoasvt econo
ny and eomfo shsvnE sbosd possvss thsmssisea ofu
from the New York Gazette The New soAp.-W- spsak
RON ssp~rssee spcss om the more professional
kaowfdse 81 b~srfsslos end fsnd James GRAFT No
Asa wh. she>d Of any thing ever yet Too nd
s9osss bsi ss~shas more Ia sAors. We believe
fron the Evssas ANups.-- Riass vsre~aa Cream, We
know BY ssr<~s<e the best knd Of shaving and
thos< p~ons oahiesoms bs-rds shosld not be
uithsnt has p~nssfstns gay OF ~ own and ssfteus
ma hadss osxhest board 10 ender the operation Of
sh..iay 1ssy sssy Mr. Nag ess ls.sly tssea the ess
where h.s in-sssls article Be obtained; ana like
Mag Coaxk Csssy. wseh szsd 10 be pleasant and Ger
lxia fos'fs.t tfodbt~sonR< eesnganson.
IRON the ssassY Dspsseh-kysry who SLAVES himself
should proeure flnxs vsfbena Cream" IL exquisite
article s~nns The beard and isying all irrltsop Of the
skn. that h~eones absolute pleasure instead Of
Eoy.nes o rh<
der me d,rss,sas ss sss q c Eas rr-psssd ssd is
Z. H.RiN0. Druggist.
Ia Broads y, Of John street.
Successor 20 Dr. Wm. ". Minor
Nb-Neehanrs are Isrueuisriy ~qnested 10 cell and
anime tins scie. s now prepared 20 qasty geanty,
psases and pree c>aae be ss@,s .pleaAid ssv lab.
baeh f sresedas aay Aiax Of ne hnd before the public
u
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DIR. SALMON'S REMEDY

OR disorders Of the Stomach, Liver Kidneys accom-
panied with indigestion loss Of appetite heaoacne bilious
attacks Eiddiness lsnguor, low spr loss Of
hahsnsl and other distressing symptoms
THIS CELEBRATED MEDICINE has met with extra
ordinary succes private pracce and highly by
all who have takcr Il that the propeto! has been induced
from the above complaints, that PROCESSES be-
perfect cure invgorang the appetite health
THIS REMEDY CONTAINS NO MERCURY nor any
preparation Of it, and does the closest
business. Tue
CHARLES H. RING, l92 Broadway,
ala lmsm Of John n. AOen FIR N.
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MOTHER'S CORDIAL.

superior efficacy Of this article, when used in the last
stages Of pregnancy apparent that female who
once experienced IL benefits would be willing on any eond
lon e be deprived oft Iu e6ecu shorten and dmi
nlsh The suerngs attendant Child Birth tnu
place 9th entld and msshsr in state Of safety.
NO quack article bu the prescription Of regal
rhyscan who has made this branch Of his practice pai
ur study. For sale oz Broadway corner Of John street.
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ArRocIous MUsDKR.-ln Greensburg, narsa ~
st. Helena, (-ou a lew days ago, Mr.. WIN. ssn,
his family at his own fresds The aim Of the assassin
earfully accurate, eight buckshot entering me
body and passinE through the brain Every snoi'
vain.
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SARONI s. ARCHER.

Isl Water street, corner Of Maiden lane,
LAVE ON HAND, large assortment Of Caps Silk and
Fur E Of every description. and spr,ag ,tye. Straw
ana Pansrs Hats.
Also Oh sL. GLAZED Lawn. viso and csp-s,oeks. winch
they ohu very low prices
stock before purchasng elsewhere. mia linz mW ~
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THE
INVISIBLE
"IC

co closely resembles the real head OF hair hs seeps and
- have the most perfect and extra
ordinary invention Of The day The advantages Of this
novel unique u being made without sewing
weaving which closely resemble
the s hair, both 10 ghness and natural appearance
defy detection its trxture being Reauuu and
free that all OF unimpe
died. and the great evils Of other eptrry avoidd In.
sceptic alike invited this novel
and besusu Wig and the peculiar method Of hng the head
the manufactures A. c. BARRY M Broadway corner OF
Liberty street. up stairs md lmsre