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BRAIsTED-' SALOONS

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~ Western Land agency, DErRorr, }

~ Western Land agency, DETROIT, Michigan
ls-Sir The undersigned continue 70 devote their At
elon TO The business % ,his Agency, viz The purchase
and o. II OF Real Estate The payment Of sves retaining
lands sold Tor tsxes he purchase Of lands al lax saes
the examination ottes the entry ofsale or Government
lends he examination and plating oflsnds leasing city
and village property and collecting rents collecting bonds
rnonsges and other evidences ~ debt me purck asa ana
sale ofHichigan state liabilities.
They have careful and Trustworthy Agents AL the prnci'
pa plAresin Oaio. Indiana, Illinois WISCONSIN snd iowa
and In each " the organized Counties N THIS Sisie,
That ali business entrusted 20 th-lf care viii receive
prompt and particular attention. they refer yon TO the fol-
lowing gentlemen whom they have transacted business
~ Office opposite he " a.cEies Exchange Jefferson
sV sssose,Fw.cy MACY DEIGGs
WILLIAM = DRIGGs.
~ Ciro r. BsopugAD 50 Merchants Exchange, 10
Agent Of N. { d. 10 NewYork
REFERgscEs:
Nev- York Cy-Frederic Bronson, Esq Daniel l'or1 "
rso Hon BENJAMIN r. Butler, Charles Butler, Esc.
Messra ID. Il A. kingsand Co. Messrs hoSdiey fhep'
b Co Nessrs Wetmore I Co. silas G. Herring.
5ibmy-Gsorge Dawson, Fac. (Eyening JonrnaL)
Roct,sfer ~ Y-Hsssrs Smith Perkins. Hrssrs sas
saglo. n X-E D. Elaer Esq. Msssr' Hsye, /
Bo,soa. Ms-John n Barbour Esq w W Dennis ESQ
Piiladclph,a Pa.-Messrs. Draper. rsppau CO.
Trop, " Y--C. L. Tracy, Esq
Fa4fruia ~ I-Junius 4. Smith, ESQ
ficrLtn,r CO. ~ w Grant, ESQ
I.,asing CHURCH. n. Ysidnsy D. Smih, tsq. thacnes,
P. Ives. SEQ
Detroit. Hst-Messrs Gray Lewis, Dagio Stuart Esg
Mai Thomas Rowland.
Tol,do O1io-Richerd Mou, ESQ.
FEsrfford, C0nn.-1. L. Miller, ESQ.
fl,s0nder, " Y.-D. W. Tomiuson, Esg
mil Law ID fNuWA SAN
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CALIFORNIA USIyERsITY.-J. Emery OF w ellis
boo Pa In latter to tho Ciristan Adroeate 8 jour
aa that project Is on foot for the establish
mint Of literary Institution. to be called the Call
brnls University near tho Bay of San Francisco
Ncsrs are being taken for bringing the subject In
uus light and with all its Importance, before the
Amerlcsn public. Its friends have strong and well
pounded assurances that Congress- at ts next session
r give the snbiec, due attention aud substantial aid by
h er.nt of lands Tor the endowment OF the University
% such other aid can constutonay and legitimate
,be afforded II IL also proposed IL establish there an
Economical observatory, with such Instruments as
DE- cans for tina, object shall warrant aud from an en-
srely new point highly favorable indeed for such pur
nil, IN study The wonderful works Of God ruling amid
smyrisd of worlds For this purpose the Cincinnati
Astronomical Society" have already taken the inssory
sps and ii nothing farther be done they will II lie pre-
famed during the next session, establish at some egi'
pou, on the Bay of San Francisco an observatory
sa3er their more immediate patronage. The services
two enierprisng and scientific members OF the bar OF
oasInnsu have been profered and accepted to carry
oas The inionons of the socsty-one OF whom 10 now
hvsns for the purpose of facilitating the enterprise
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DARGAINs.-The subscriber would respectfully In.
ID form the public that he - selling Oh cheap lsffo ana
varied assortment Of unredeeed pledges At greaty re-
ducs6 prices. consisting Of Oyercoas and eoaxs from from
= y go each pants and from Is cents % - each
-, l.rxs as.orrment OF watches and iewery Of all
dsser pon. and all kinds Of musical and mathematical
sextants quadrants guns pistols s~ords cut
- and great many other articles too numerous 70
melton Also, large ssorrsent Of carpenters tools.
Tbo.. IN want Of the above enumerated articles would DO
T. WILSON,
Formerly Simpson Wilson, 10 Chs;hsnrst
r. B-Au those having any u the abovenzmed articles
they are DESTROYS poss Of at reasonable price,
Ill pl,sse cal On WlLsON. 10 ChAthaln-.t - In.
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ard wsrr4nted.-C0odwin's Patent Hydropreumstie
Cement Shesthinx and old TIN root Will render u
perfectly uzht hTeproof and permanent 70 walk over
New roos Of plank boards covered for y cent? PEI loot
and warranted by SAM GOODWIN
o. In 81 West Broadway. near CbsiDoefssh
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II Gen Flores, Of Ecuador celebrity left yes
terdsy 10 the Guadslq slyer for Havana.
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The ILLUSTRATED FAMILY BBLs.-No SO OF
this work has u, been laid upon our table This issue
contains magnificent steel engrsvns-worth at least
twice the price Of the nprSber-represeniing Joseph
Presenting his Father to Pharaoh. Geo. Virtue 70
IOhn.st
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IY "THE CRATER, or Vulcans Peak Tale OF
the Pacific. ia new novel, In two volumes by J. FEN
more Coopra. iu.t published by Burgess. ssringer
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~ L1rTsLL's LIVING AGE, No. lss. containing
IT. usual variety Of interesting papers chiefly from Eng
sh periodicals. may be found At Beriord s. Cos A
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have used Hangsrfords Truss on many 0ss'n ~
dnas the p.st four yssrs and am ssf s, T,s.es Low
before the public. - Jun"
Sooshseepss 'a as ,s,sii' by A B. h D. SANDS, 100
fulton-,t Y Manufactured py SILL -"
EER Gaylord Bridge, Conn.
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~, THE PARLoR HARP AND BosToS SOCIAL
MELoDIsT" containing selection Of the most poPulsr
English American and German melodies consisting OF
SONGS, glees catches anthems rounds devotional melo
dies chants &c for the family circle social parties &c
arranged for four voices aud thu plsnoior,s By Asa
FRI. Boston Jewett az Co.
The title of this work very distinctly indicates lie de-
sisn. SO far as we have had leisure to examine, we
think the author has compiled with judgment and ar
ranged with good taste. In NewYork the book may
be obtained of Collins & Brothers, Pearlss.
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FLOWERS PsRsoNIfIED.-No. OF this beauti-
ful and popular work has been published By X Martin
40 Broadway The engravings of the number are the
Daisy and Laurel executed In the most perfect man
ner and Of eegsn, hnshwhile the letter press slso 10
v, ~ entertaining.
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tY' Beriord & Co. Astor House have just pub
lished The ROAD TO RUIN and TEMPER" each OF
which IL fve-sct comedy. the former being old and the
latter new They uniform with the Modern Stand
arr Drama and sold for l2l cents each
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~ JESUS THE BEST TEACHER OF HIS RELI-
iIoN s the subject of an excellent Discourse delivered
before the Graduating Glass of tho Cambridge Theolosi'
,a school, by Rev. SAMUEL MAY, of Syracuse Prac-
cs Sermons like meet the wants and exisencs' oil
he time which the discussion of abstract points long
,ince worn thraadbare. cannot do.
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Erorslxl imlporsntioi,s.

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coo bDis Burtl--l OK w Martins cs Fsl soner
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tou-2 Wiley x Pumrm-3 bu'kley, Graham COL NOR.
ton-4a anv,is is z COMMIT ss co-4 cks hssluci
Aue buy jr col3 cs SaDos Fuller co-l3 cks his
49, o def-X cs bl Reiss Bros coil cs Be- Bush
\ cp--i bl y Oakley col six Sacntoa- buuer-
fed BIO. CO. - h.ddsn X sou-2 cs NevipS co -
4s do od RI do Bonnsfe Sco-i c. W Seymour e.-i
csk Ia BIS 90 % Homphrey & Lan,pg-2i cs Gud
frey, PIT isou Cos do Paou Y etswart-6 w WHIT :
~ngh: OBJ Robinson co.'s bs 10 cs Russell Marsh
II cs + so Merritt OK l. Cook Coz cs i Lss Y
CO.! ek W"am H.ughwon,-4cs Allen, Ha.en coz
onith Touey coll Black urn-l2 cs lisa C Pratt
-i3 pkgs CT McCornin-l bl cs OK. sskt Hu n
phr-y Laasiag2 cs Morrison Ales-l32l bars 460 bdls
iron K-n1eys. Breeze sampson-lso ods DO Humph sy
so bis es TsoKer Mead co-l3 cs stone. swan co
q do Wight Stu gis Sh iw-i0 90 bs Roberts Free
u cks cs Davidson Kele-2 csl bl Wooahu Minu q
% cs sidney Homer-t76 bars IRON NJ Wilson co-l3
cop ordsr-l 81 F t}rinne-l cs W Whiting COO
do mdsc w Fl Carey & COL do X K Hsght & COS do
T. la-k-3 cks hsId ware Wimot3 cs ck Corning,
Homer co.'s CONN, Bradley co.. cks cs Mile
Thcmas-s Thomas Cook-l Herts Sous-i Cooley Reese
X Hill Harris col James Owen-l T Low ndes-l
Harnden COS Hall, Brothers co.. Munay-l8 e.
bl Livingston Wes-sb cs 80 bds Nayor co-l2 crates
Puerto CABELLo-Schr Susau-l2 tons lIgnum vita w c
Osborn-35 bags coffee omally x Nedin-72 do Lewis
1900 d. tons fusc Maitland Phelps. $3.50
HAAvANA-Sehr Fora4S bx' sugar 20 hhds 10 tics bbls
molasses Reed Hoppock
sr CRoiI Brig Appleton-8s sucks mahogany l5a do
cedar 500 fastc Curtis 28 600 segas Peter Harmony
Nephews cole hides 1919 bds palm leaf 70 cks honey
hhds6 cks molssses curtis, IT,
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BosToN, March 81, 1877.

BOSTON, Mdrcn 81, lo+|
!Sleighing in Boston-uadame Macarte at the Hon.
ard Athenaum-More Rum Riots in Faneuil
Hail." Chaos Come Again."
Contrary to all expectations, our citizens are
enjoying merry seigh-ride to-day, snow having
fallen last night to the depth of four five inches
However, it will be of short duration, as a melt.
ing mood will shortly succeed.
Madame Macarte, the graceful equestrienne,
made her first appearance at the Howard Athe-
n1um last evening, and was received with thun-
ders Of applause The new Adelphi theatre, in
Court street, will open on Monday next, under
the direction oil Messrs. Bfougham and Bland,
for the representation OF vaudeville and other
light productions.
second edition OF the row at Faneuil took
place last light, and at one time threatened the
most serious consequences. A meeting Of the
total abstinence society was convened by Deacon
Grant, to discuss the subject Of the license
laws, very exciting topic III our COM
nunity at this time. The people assembled
In ali their "might and MAN," the hail being
crowded TO It's utmost dimensions, thousands out
SIDE being unable TO obtain admittance. After
prayer, the deacon called the meeting to.order,
when the tumult commenced and continued for
the space OF two hours, reminding one more Of a
scene IN fandemonium than oil a temperance
meeuns IN tne quiet, orderly city Of Boston. Tho
friends OF the license law had an overwhelming
majority, and were determined to make them
selves be heard, Deacon Grant and the legal ana
sionists to the contrary notwithstandng Ac.
oordngy, Major Brigham, who presided ON Fri.
day evening, was placed on the platform by &C.
camaton, much to the chagrn Of mis- ,enuncia
tore, who have heretofore monopozed the hall.
and dealt out their abuse unspanngly on all who
had the courage 70 DIFF ;r from hela. After seve-
raj Intellectual attempts to be heard, the "cscr-
cionists" obliged to retreat, leaving the ibe-
raj party in full possession Of the field.
WHAT the result of this excitement will be, it is
impossible now to predict. One thing is certain.
Unless the city authorities grant licenses, mob
law will be the srder Of the day in Boston
SQUInoB.
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ALrAsY, ifarch 81, lss7
The bili for the appointment Of the legal commission.
srs was received from the Assembly with q message
snuouncieg that they hal passed the same wi amend
menis The bill was referred to the Committee on the
Tho Assembly also returned the Senate bill for the
division Of the State into Judicial districts with amerd
menis The Assembly announced, In a message accom-.
panyng The bill that they do insist upon their amend
mens thereto The bill and amendments were laid upon
the table
Th senate then pro .eeded the consideration of the
concurrent resolution from the Assembly respecting
the losegs law pass at tbs last session Of Congress
MI l. s'er offered The following substitute to the House
fesoiuuon:-
Resolved That SO mucl Of an act of congress passed
az rs last session. rs sDsrgss the Thanking privilege Of
members Of Congress- imposes postage upon
not convey ed by the mail than thirty miles ron
the ple,e where they IRE printed iDcresses the
postage upon newspapers from the Office Of pub
nesi1 AMI requires toshe prepaid; and prohibits
closing letters for different in the envelope
in any Gaze not demanded by Inc public sentime ut
or the pubic interests is mpolitc unjust and oppressive
Resolved That the Senators in Congress from this
State be instructed and that the in Con-
from this State be requested to their best efforts
procure early day session Of congress
repeal of much of the act referred to- as specified
in tho foregoing resolution.
The substitute accepted and the resolutions
unanimously adopted by the Senate.
During tho brief debate which occurred on those reso
lutons, Cave johnson handled roughly; he was
alluded to o minister of the law who was willing to
protect and the Interests of that apartment of
the government now in his charge.
The Senate then passed bill entitled act to au
thoris, and administrators compromise aud
compound debts due to their testators and
The Senate also passed the bill EMIT ed an act TO au.
horse parties in civil suits at their election to obtain tho
testimony Of the adverse party !"
The amendments Of the Committee of the Whole to
the bill amending the general election law agreed
TO by the Senate, and the bill ordered to third read
ing
In The House, Mr.. EMMoss presented the petition of
$500 citizens Of Kings county for the repeal of the
else law
Mr.. LEAvENs, from the Committee on Railroads, re.
ported against w. Wells for relief for damages he
sustained by acts Of the Long Island Railroad Company
The report was agreed to.
The bill to establish free evening schools in New York
was passed. the bill making appropriations
State Normal School
The House concurred in the postage resolutions in.
serted above.
The remainder of the business of the House
stictly Of a local character.
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK. APRIL 2.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Rs.1 ES1a CS RoS'0n Teeumss
.Brss Neuvitas, Baker, Londonderry. W Thompson;
Ss1k Cor S.
dsn.s Brett yG,s GlDe55 hadsd KisxsbSEy New Or;
huIlb9. Co; tsIlins White Savannah, Durham Dr.
Ssi
Ys fGsi1
l NsT Sssd Ss, sJ s
Haven
Arrived.
Packet ship Yorkshire Bailey, Liverpool, 2oth Feb wi
bark Hannah TIL rnton Choae and from Boston for Cork
British brig Lady Young Kennedy, Is days from Cape
Brig Tsmpico, 2of New Haven Peterson 30 day. from
s%
aa .as. .s s"s St ss. K rhsmp
Huotes hs hhds ,ugs' and l3 casks moas.es, Matt
to a4 For StsJ .9 %
BIZ fp1son Bradford 10 ., .G| E 5o1 Left
for Yok Phsnir Humphreys sailed days previous Tor
Flora Pike "a days I'm Havsns with left ship
M.don Of and ~ e, AZ, 9st NV Ssss q and
inston Tor Boston soon The ship Madison going
badly Ss1ss
ssot ef with tnding damage, soth, OF Bs,negs
sshf Tufts, Gates, day. from M,ehia, Port with
lumber TO snow Sailed IN co win scr John Tor ew
York
Br .ch Water Witch, cHcaran, days from Halifax,
N y, with fab, 10 James Hunter x Co
schr su.sp Sears. rorto Cabeilo, March D. to LOWE
Vessels lett before epoIted. - .
schr Harriet Rogers Rogers, Newborn q, with corn to
NJ Flat Sailed with schr Julia Nancy, for New
York.
Schr Gr.ci IN, Chase Boston, mdse
bchr Excel, LovcI, Boston, mdsc.
Schr Samuel a Appleton, Boston, mdse.
&eiOws
ship supposed to be the sloop Of war Viacennes-has
anch Jred at Quarantine.
Sailed.
Picket shps Oneds for Havrc and Europe for Liverpool
Bark Msgdaien, for ApalachicoIa. and Others.
Reuned-Ship Anson Bur- hence for Charleston. having
the n h. whea of neg t. expe severe gale I'm
sE to NV her beam ends, in that stua
ton for h,ur shifted casks ost boat fore sad
topsa'ls and ecevrd other dam
sohr Colorado Fitch, beole reported ashore on Sandy
dam
The picket ship Oaeida for Havre touched the
bank but 81 The flood ide was toweJ down by
ths ste mers Jacob Bell and Herald.
pacaet hips Bavaria add Eu fope; brig Palestine and
noon. '~' NV
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FOREIGN Markets.

MAYAGuEz ?. r., March H. ls47.--The excitement in
our sugar market does quite to that Of 1885,
but falls very little short Many lots taken now Tor
prime prime prices too that under other circumstQn
ces would hardly command attention The outside prices
Of the market &C. for lower grades 6c for tip
top-nohing under sc. fit for the U. States Heavy
ports are beng made TO England Of pimest brands,
and heavier still OF lower grades. Verify this is great
year for plantersl0ng they continue enjoy such
doubtful not SIS per ITO gallons is the
rent quo alton, and $40 is readily paid to large
lot Coffee is winding up; we are now having the
choicest portion the crop hand at &c., but after this
month very little will come in. Stock Of -four,
and Pine lumber heavy. White pine $40 hoops $50
shocks san heads $2H, wanted. 100 otis. English and
French codfsh sold this week at 3A a4c; meal in
demand; rice So lard SIS; candles l4s and los, $7
butter yellow shipping, SIS cheese SIC potatos and
onions also in COCA demand Not vessel in port iol
freight the last taken at ACC another to day would
command 6Oc- Corres pondence Bali. Exchange
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state of the Flour Mar ,set.

PHILADELPHIA, March Sl.-Flour is getting scarce
and holders not anxious to sell at present prices
We advised Of sales to the extent of $500 bbs stand
ard brands at So l2f Western il held at So 25. Rye
Flour-smsll lots bring 81 e7K Corn Meal-6C0 bbls.
Brandywine sold at 81 So and some holders ask tie
price for although sales reported
at$4 s79s Grain arrives slowly and wheat is wanted
at advance previous prices. Buyers Offer 1870
1890 for good Pennsylvania reds holders ask
Corn-But little doing sale Of prime round yellow
made at 93c weight Southern is worth SO &c.
BALTIMORE, March 3l.-There is not much doing in
Howard street -four Some small parcels sold both
yesterday and to-day at So H. at which rate holders
Arm; the receipt price is unsettled There sale Of
600 bbls city mills -four yesterday at So 12 and other
parcels could be had at that price, while at the time
there other holders who firm in demanding SO as
Sales of Susquehsnna -four at So l2 The last sales of
corn meal were at 81 37H per Dbl. Maryland wheats
in very small supply We quote good to best Mary
land reds at 1876 $50 cents parcel of Maryland am.
ly -four white wheat embracing two grades Of quality
was sold 100 cents The last sales of Pennsylva
mia good reds at 1873 cents and that price is now Of
fered for parcels to arrive Pennsylvania white wheas
are worth lao cents Sales Of Maryland white
making at II 70 cents. Yesterday sales of Mary
land yellow made IS cents and to day the sales
at So cents Sales of Pennsylvania yellow Yesterday
at IS SO cents We quote Maryland rye at IS O 30 cts
and Mary land oats at AZ ~ cts
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CHERRY PICTORIAL,

THIS elegant nnd surprisingly excellent remedy for colds
coughs consumption and all affections Of the throat and
lungs.
Sold in New York by Hoadey Phelps Co. l2 Water 81
Rushton h Co, Br sdway Henry Johnson Apotbecarv
Chambers street and Boadway Mhau 1888 Broad
way; A Msakm, 81 Broadway, aud druggists through
out the Ulited States and Canadas ~
Tbs formula Of THIS preparation has been pu bshed in the
public medical Journals and hns received the hghest com
msndaton OF seveasl medical colleges and schools the
United states a. well a. the distinguished medical sulhor
ues oil BRUSH AmeHcr IA lmsrhS
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yAslp suabss ~, sf which ~ wsss Ansnsas, ~ I
BSslaR tbs nsp,h hsss wsrs esst to- fsssBA Nssss q
vs1ss vsI 80 shtpz haSkq snB s2o seheeeeSs~ee
81 whidk we're Xmsrlssa and brisisa.
ecNR HtlAx 0rnAAp, ~ Baltimore, from New York
while yrg at anchor during the late gale the Delaware
Bskwsser foul of By the soop swii diagnng her
auchors and had carried foreiopmas The soop was
fou Lswtown. laden with coal for New york; e. was cut
DOWN and Otherwise considerably H)ueo Wnen clear
fro schr blown TO sea, the crew saving them
selves by Jumping aboard the schooner
R0me Porsns
BAIr,MoRr Aprl Arr brigs Hanover, Dennsop. Per
nambueo Ath Fso; Water Witch LIE B51u Mayssuez RI,
Ih uIt: ~ h, Queen Elddge Ponce rR 1871 uIt; Hr IN
Gerard P,lre nv ork Zee msce l!aneous Also arr sehr
sarah Aun Roe Terry, NYok Reports came IN the Cspes
ID vessels also amer Herald, Russell
Reports soipg INTO Hampton moaS o, th. nr Of
rrico of smiths Pom, b,rs and IN s.asy FONT iu,i
Ni,key Liverpool; Cochs sneil Glasgow sixast, lbr)
Thomp.on, and market brgs Kent Allyn, rem IN
bnco and marx :; Magnolia Lese havana schs kayrtte-
Vile Cofn gusyra end Porto Csoeo; Liberty Mooes
It Johns NF; Emily johnson. Snedcor n forA
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HUDSON BARGE, No 5000 bushels oats 500 do Germ,
IS bbls corn meal, 10 bags do 40 bbs -four lO7 bbs
rye do SO bags bran 81 bales 27s Or bales hay IS do
straw, 10 Dbls eggs, 80 bbls potatoes to Capan-l079
reams wrapping paper 10 bales flannel 81 DOZEN maps to
owners-3l hhds 4e bbs. ale, J. Ferrand
GeosaE REEp's LINE BARGE UNION, FROM CoxsAcKIE.-
$500 bushels $500 do oats 900 bales hay lao
brooms. 90 bbls. eggs Capt Powell-l40 bbls apples
Campbell-l0 bundles skins X. Everson
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WOOL
Enn POUNDS American Fleece Wool for sale by
l,OOO Il. X. COLLINS,

INSTANTANEOUS HAIR DYE.
RATCHELOR'S Liquid Hair Dye is the best article 70
- offered for coorirg the hair to perfectly even an
natural black brown without staining njung the skin
Il by hundred. who have used the only
Hair Dye discovered Sold Wholesale and retail by
VIM BATCHELOR Wall street. near Broadway.
&7OO KEWAKD-THE NEW YORK, Albany,
WIZ and buffalo Telegraph Company will pay re-:
shall lead TO the conviction OF urder tho
Property i. B. FAXTONs President.
Magne,ic Teiegraph. Passed May Is. Is45.
The people of the ate Of New in Senate
and Assembly, do enact as follows -
Sec 1.-The propretors Of the patent right OF Morse Elec
Magnetic Telegraph be, and hereby auth0rized
lines OF said Telegraph from point and
erection OF piers butmens for sustaining the wires
of the Provided that the shall not, in
stance be contracted to endanger niulousy Inter
rup the navigation of such and provided sso that
the private rights dvIduas shaft be in impaired
by the of this shall this sutnorixe the
Of tbs streams of in this Any
who shall kno ~ngy wully nlure modest de-
OF the said lines the materials property
tanning thereto, SHALL conviction thereof be deemed
guilty OF misdemeanor and he punished by fne
comment, both. Of tho Court which shall
have and take cognizance thereof
Gee The Legislature may at any time alter, modify
repeal This and the shall take effect immediately
Keepers of Junk Shops and all other
requested TO notice at the Telegraph Office ia Posts
Buildings Of street and Exchange Place
to the undsr'sned OF ;ns eNSpps, wire for
NEW Yoax. Marchs ls47. No. 10 Wall street
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