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TIN CANAL AUDITOR.

ALBANY, April o, 1881.
PHEIrs vs. NEwsLL-Tbe Court Of Appeals decided this
mo,nrs tina, they would hear the oasc upon The mand
mus The Court v not now full Justice watson being
abtnt but the will be hoard at the present torn
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Meteorological observations.
Msnss's MAGNETIC LINE ovvicE coRrEs rasn8
BROADWAY.
TUESDAY, April g. 1862
BuyrALo, 0 A M-Snowing and snow about eigh1
Inches deep Wind east. barometer d. 81
8P M-Thermometer SO. Barometer 90 25 Wind
northeast. 1t has been heavy storm, and ~
continues showing.
ROCHESTER, "a. M--snowing and stormIng WinA
southeast. Thermometer 3s SNOW Ave inches dsop.
6P. Mt Ii showing. Wind southeast. ThoUmomstR
SO. 1t has showed heavily all day.
AunuRr, 8 A. Mt Is cloudy, unpleasant morning.
Wind southeast About four inches Of snow foil during
the night Thermometer ST.
SP. Mt Is Geld snowy evening, and has beca .
stormy day. Thermometer 49, Wind southeast.
SYRACUSE, . A. M-stormy morning, and showed =
night and showing yet Thermometer 45. Wind sou1A-
sP.M.-It is cold and cloudy, and has been snowisg
most all day. Wind east. Thermometer 80
UREA, "A. MA stormy morning: has been mowing
since Last night. Wind northeast. Thermometer 40.
6P.M.--lt Is = stormy evening. Wind east 1t has
been stormy all day. thermometer 80.
ALBANY, o A. M--Snowing About four inches fsA
last night wind north thermometer 3S barometer 49, 60e
mercury IS.
SP. Mt has been very stormy day, and
pleasant evening. Wind northwest Thermometer %.
barometer 1850. Mercury ~.
TRoY. 9 A. Mt oom monced showing ut 10 o'closa
last evening" and about ton inohcs Of fll duxng
the night Now thawng Thermometer y.
sP M-Ihermometer 81 Cloudy and showing. A
wet, unpleasant night.
east
TORONTO 0 A. M--Commenced showing yosterdas
morning snd still continues We have high wind ana
much drifting. Six eight inches Of snow on Level
Thermometer "a.
KINGSTON, "a. M.-Has showed hard since last OWN
Ing About three inches Of snow the grounA
Thermometer "a. Wind east.
MONTREAL, 9 A. N-Wind northeast Cloudy aaA
looks like rain or snow. Thermometer "a
BuRLrroror, A. M-Snowng slightly and weathsr
mild.
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ALBANY hpru q, 1907.
READING BILLS.
To authorize school districts in the towns and incorpo.
rated villages to raise money to pay librarians (Au-
thorizcs districts to raise S25 for this purpose Lost
ayes, 45; noes q.
Mr.. COPELAND moved to take up the motion recon-
slider the vote the bill to bridge the nsvgabo streams
between New Rochelle and New York.
The motion to reconsider prevailed and the bill passed
To make an appropriation to complete the publication
of the Natural History Of the State. Passed.
For the better protection Of mechanics, &c, In the
counties Of Westchcster Duchess Rensselaer, Chcmung
aud Putnam and the town Of Newburg in the county Of
Orange. Passed.
Ii, law for Williamsburg. Passed.
large number ofrelicf and several other unmportant
bills were passed. and q recess was taksn.l
AFTERNOON SESSION.
THIRD READING OF BILLS CONTINUED.
To repeal the act for the registry births &C. Passed
TO facilitate the dissolution Of manufacturing
pats and to secure the Of their debts without
preference.
TO make appropriations to certain academies Passed
An act in relation to the funds in tho late Court OF
Chanc.ry. Lost-ayes, So; nays, n.
MIR. FRrER. (dem of Ulster, moved that the Anti
rent bill be set down fer its third reading Friday i'm
mediately after taking tho vote the Maine law bill
Carried.
10 authorize the Rome and Waterfowl Railroad Com
psry to subcrle TO the capital stock Of the Wolf Island
EailIoad. Passed
In relation indictments for libel and trial thereof
Pas.d. Adjourned
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TTERENCE BOYLE. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ON
Thursday sth inst. At iois o'clock at No. 3s East
BroadwayAll the furniture ofa gentleman leaving the
city Tprsng sofas carved tor spring seat chairs
nsnts gasss French plates marble top centre tables
euartsles hat stands, pianoorte French mahogany
seads dressing wardrobcs washstand
1.atherheds three ply carpets stair carpets English eli
CLOTH Tho furniture is all good and in 6rt rata order.
Cooking stoves and fxtures-kitchen furniture Sale posi-
tive, without regard to weather.
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Steam between Charleston and Liverpool.
CnAaLEnoN. Aptil o. 1904
Tho steamship south Carolina sas to-mo~rov, for IL
vsrpsea, Win 0Ws v1Ausd - ahest pes,oVe
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NHhSsUUEs DVhHVSH"SsU N5tSse OVHs'oHSHO"'
ST. Louis, April 8, 1854
The Democratic State Convention met ut Jefferson City
at ten A. NJ, yesterday About sixty counties rep
resented.
The convention organized temporarily by appointing
Mr.. McDermont president and DIR Graves secretary.
Alter calling the counties receiving the OF dele
gates, Sc, the body adjourned till tho afternoon
AFTERNOON
The convention organized permanently, with tho fol-
lowing officers John W Kelly, President; Gustavus H.
bowers aud A. Humforth Vice Prosidents w. ii. Wares
and j. r. Ameux, Secretaries The former gentleman
declined, and Il. A. Glover selected in his stead
On motion, committee Of two from each electoral dis
tct was authorized to be formed by tho President
port upon credentials delegates, &C.. and similar
mtee to adjust and report the basis of tho repressna-
ton on which the votes Of the delegates from tho several
counties shoHld DO cast
The above committees, of fourteen each oonsti
tuted equally Of Benton and anti Benton mon
Nothing has occurred to destroy the harmony Of
the meeting, and good feeling prevails.
Adjourned till nine O'Clock this morning.
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John l. vANDEwATER, AUCTIONEER.-wEDNEs-
day 9TH April, at lQ55 o'clock. 1t sales room, No.
Wall etHousehold FurnitureA large and extensive
Assortment Of household Furniture consisting Of Sfas
cloths mahogany, beach and walnut W.rdrobes extension
Tables Bookcases marble top Bureaus Wasstand Also
An assortment Of bedroom Furniture mahogany black
walnut Bedstesds. &c. Mattresses, Palasses, kc Also
rosewood Pianos, sold with guarantee.
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PoRTER HOUSE FIXTURES AT AUCTIoN.-wM.
Writer'S, Auctioneer, will sell, Thursday, at ten
o'clock at 466 Broadwsy the Stock and Fixtures tho
seSve .% Consisting OF Champagne, Port. Madsira and
ether Wines Brandy, Gin Segars Bar and Bar Fixtures
also: few choice oil Paintings. Gas Rittinss Chairs
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Among whom sixteen Southern rights dcmocrat
and Southern rights whg The emalnder nearly
oil Northern free sOilers or abOlitonists.
Adjourned
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House OF Representative

THR CONCLUSION OF MONDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
WASHINGTON, April s, 1854.
PASSAGE or COMPROMISE RESOLUTIONS
After many questions Of order and efforts 10 lay Mr.
Hiiyers amendment the table, the House seconded
the demand for the previous question, and ordorsA tho
main quo tion. Yeas, 100; nays 8s
hnor'& TO lay on the table, and motions Or adjourn
mont we're again defeated.
Mr Jaenons original resolution surced TO, BY yeas
l1l nsys ca
Nj iiIycr's amendment wss thsa sgrssd 70, BY ysas
iCO, nays l6S,
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senate.
ALsASv, April 8, 1854
aeeenrs on siLLs.
Nf Ocson, (dem.) rsSsstsd fAvoessay On ths tiu -
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The FNtnT pIOBIOn OF thc cStohmcf
CSc,srATI, April 8, 1862
Among the killed by the explosion Of tho steamer
Rcdtonc on the Sd Lewis Berry and Joseph
Ferry Of Brownsville Pa; and M Smith, Of Petcrsburg
Z he N mainder, far known, belong to the West
The whole number Of killed is not yet known.
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N. Extraord;nary Isrss an ns,;v. ~ s.

u c. KEMP, AUCTIONEER.-RICH CARPErING AT
thu .ss. Han s Bsosdw.g arm.1y s.
Chinese Museum G. Kemp ill sell At auction the above
without reserve by catalogue large and splendid
assortment Of rich English Carpetngs consisting IN part
Of 800 pieces Of the richest Of Velvet Tapestry Bru
ees Threepy and Ingram Carpetngs, Floor Oil Cloths
70. As vii:.Enssh Royal Wilton and v.l.e. Tapestry
this seasons mpertaon rich Brussels Of very hand
some and rich patterns landed; heavy super
hns grain and Venetian Stair Carpetngs Also good
assortment heavy Floor OIL Cloths Rugs Mats no.
n the Of sale.
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.


O0mWo6eoOut NI0oelO0 HSoSoIDss
NEw HAvEr, April 8-123e ?. N.
Our Senate y comprised Of twonty-ons msmbcrs Of
which numbsr tho democrats have elected ono In Nov
Haven county three In Hartford county twoin Pairhd
enc In New London. in WlndhAm. two In Toiland,
and two In Middlescx. Total, IL democrats
The whlgs have elected two in Now Haven, In Fair
ncd. two In Now London. in Windham Total,
whgsieAving three to be heard from in Ltshfed coun
ty the democrats have the Senate and appears TO-
day the House also.
ftohHeld gives go democratic majority for Go
vernon and elects two democratio Representatives
Torrington elects two democrats.
New Hartford, two wings.
Winsted, two wings
HARrvoaD, AprM 0, 1852
An extra, issued by tho Times this morning, claims
that tho democrats have carried tho State and will pre-
bsbly have twenty majority on joint ballot.
New HAVEN. April 60 80 p. N.
In LitchReld, tho Fifteenth district has elected
tho Senate which makes it, thus far thirteen
democrats in the Senate to Fix wings, with two st to
hear frum. both In Litchheld county.
Tho editors of the Coiranf Of Hartford, and OF tho
Paladr, Of New Haven give up both houses Of tho Le
gsaure the democras but cannot yet say what tho
majority In tho House will be.
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Llss Hayes at Louisville. /.

Miss Hayes Mt Loulsville.
| LOUISVILLE. April 6. lB52
Miss Catharine Hayes gave hor first concert hero
| Saturday night, and met with brilliant triumph,
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Portland Municipal Election.
DEFEAT or NEAL DOW.

PORTLAND, Me-, April 1861.
Albion X Paris democrat, Ia elected Mayor Neal
Dow, whig The vote was-Parris 800; Dow, 1,496.
Four democrato Aldermen were elected and three
wings and twelve democratic COuncmen to nine whigs
with vacancy.
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Our municipal election took place yesterday. The
whole democratic county ticket was elected Tho City
Council s nlso democratic by from to majority. The
wings had majority in tho last Council.
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JACOB BOGART, AUCTIONKER-THIs DAY, AT
1Oa O'clock at the Auction Room, Mortgage Sale II
excellent s housthSa Furniture CONSISTING
Ingram Carpets assortment Of kitchen Furniture OIL
Cloths and Also lot Of Dry Goods Boots and Shoes Fancy
Goods &c. JAMES KING, Attorney for Nortgexoe
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HENRY II. LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- Furniture &c., at Brooklyn.-Henry H. Leeds Co.
viii sell BY auction Wednesday April 1th at 10 o'clock,
eSnsstinS Of tho psual Of Carpets Sofas
Bedste.ds Looking Glasses Bureaus China Glass Kitchen
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FINANCIAL.


CIGARS WANTED-(45,008,l IN EXCHANGE FOR A
6rst class mortgage Price must be low Apply TO box
l. 81 Poet Offoe. - l.
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VAHES COLE, AUCTIONkER.-3O0 VACANT LOTS IN
- the town of Bushwick, Myrtle and Division
ss Wiov and Blank streets. lame. Cole WIN sell At
chants Exchange Now York tho above very desirable lots
These lots are finely located about go feet from tho
Junction Of Myrtle and Division They absut
ns Sns mile: frsn .h: Peck slip Ferry Williams
There are great improvements going the
ate vicinity which render these lots very desirable
vesment or for resideneA The omnbusss pass and re-
:ss every few .Ass.sh the day Diyon
tersst one half payable In three years balance
1vs years. Maps ready At the ofoss Of the
York. = - '~~S' -"
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Number Of Destructive Fircs.
F0RrY BUILDINGS DEsrRoYED AT PADvoAH, ~
TIN TOWN IN RUINS.

TIN TOWN IN RUINS.
MADISON, Aprn & fBse
Largo fro occurred NJ PsducAh Saturday ms~uS>e
as destroying loss than forty buildings, and entAng
loss Of 800 900 and above the nsursnces Ths
originated In the livery stable Of j. @. Cole and
communicated to Heywood's house the north, ard
several frame buildings the south Tho Branch Bank
was cntirely communicable tate Of the money, Ao IN
the vaults s not yet known. The Offices of the Des0
and tho .yo1wusi sustained slight damage BY ~
hurried removal Of the contents but not otherwise. Dus
ing the fro gang OF thieves commenced ther work k4
deprcdatious were soon suspended The town is ma0
OF runs
SOAP AND CANDLE FACTORY gURNRD AT LOWE
vILLE-Loss, $4,000.
LoUIsvILLE, April 8. 16Sk
About O'Clock this mornng tho largo sesp aa1
candle factory Of Cornwall Brother destroyed ~
fre-the supposed work Of incendiary. Loss e4oOo
partially covered by insurance.
THK GREAT FIRH AT CHILLICoTHH.
CircirrAri, April s, 1854
The total loss by the fire at Chiilcothe Is estimated =
100000 Tho insurances comprise the following co..
paniesEtna, Hartford sos 900; Protection Hartford
$75 OOO Franklin Phladep phia $50 600 (another do
patch says only S2SOOO); Ohio Mutual S2 800; Cnsi
natl City 80 900: Eagle Cincinnati 5000, Frank1n
New York, $4,000; Hudson River 81 900
PHiLApEIrHIA, April q, 186x
The loss Of tho Franklin Company, OF PhMa
delpha by the Chllicothe IL said 10 be exaggoraA
in the account received by telegraph We learn tha4
II docs not exceed S28,OOO.
Tho Albany and Susquohanna RaiIrsaA.
ALBANY, April o, ISSA
vote Of IL agreed to tho credit Of the city ~
extent Of 1Ooooso, to the Albany and susquohan.s
Railway.
Snow has been falling since O'Clock last evsn
Ing
Mia IInvea NJ IOm1avAllc.
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&k 000 WANTED, AND AN ACTIVE BUSINESS
WO,OOO man, in staple man nufacturing business al
ready established in this city and netting $50
None but parties Of respectAbty and having the ready
cash. need apply Address D. b. this Office, stating when
and VIII TO be seen.
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1,S7l Post Once.
& k00 WANTED ON SMALL FARM OF THIRTY
pOOV aores Of land, with improvements of houses
barn, &c. in Westcheser county. Call address L.
No, 10, 252 Broadway.
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DOUBLE SHEET.
SALES BY AUCTION.

A UCTION NOTICE-C. CASSIDY. AUCTIONEER-
IA ByH: Bnsh-Ths day, At 0l O'clock: in the sales
10 North William street sale and hand
Of sale
10 oking Glasses Pantngs 30. X. D. SMITH. Salssman
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Interesting from Albany.

REFUSAL OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION TO
GIvE INFORMATION TO THE SENATE--TROUBLB IN
EMBRYO-THE IRISH sTEAMsHIPs--THH AUDITORS
hANDAMUs CAsE--THR GOVERNORS APPOINTMENTS
-sUsQUEHANNA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AR
RESTED ETC.
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REMOVALS..

- II: sANGUINETI, LATE CUTTER or ONE OF
the large establishments in Broadway, has the
70 inform the public and his friends that he has removed
from o chambers street 30 4Ss broadway where In ut
he will Keep constantly hand bcrs assortment OF
spring and summer goods all of which has selected
with due from tho best mp rtatou
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1VEMOVdE-UEO -SWVHDS HAVEkEMOV-
N ed their stock Of Hardware and Cutler from Tia
Broadway No 40 Dsy street. where they will the
business, asformery,
VVALDsTIIN AND BRcKEL, THE EMINENT op-
w tcians from Germany have removed from No. 20
No 45l Broadway Having tested their skill in assisting
I'm paired vision able to speak warmly
IN s favor Their telescopes microscopes opora glasses
spectaces, &C., are unsurpassed Tribune
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-05-08
A Proper SugUrstion.

Economy IN the admnis ration ot our govern
ment IL with us n favolite and cherished object
and we regard true economy MS calling for libt ra
compensation to good and efficient men in every
department of the service-not fortunes TO the few
and niggard compensation to the many, but fan
compensation to all, and the retention ofnn imbe-
Giles idlers. We therefore give place to the fol
lowing with our hearty commendation, believing
tlNt the enhanced prices of provisions, labor,
rents, and every ything else, demand the measure
here recommended:
MEssRs. EDIToRs 1t is nm undeniabe fact
that marketing is now twenty-five to fifty pei
cent. higher than it was two years ago; anu
every man Of moderate income, VINO has children
to educate, feels himself sorcy pressed.
Ten ears ago, when n simLar rise took place.
Congress added trcehty per cent TO the salaries Of
clerks in the executive departments. Ought not
II similar benehcent measure to be adopted by
the present Congress The tendency OF the de-
fciency bill affords fair opportunity for mem
bers to be as liberal and just towards these clerks
as they are to their owa. Ii they are justified, at
the close of every session, when their hearts are
in the " melting mood" to give $3.50 extra pay
to their own clerks and messengers, would it not
be fair, during the present pressure, to go some.
what further?
This great nation is under no necessity Of
studying paltry economy in reference to meu
who discharge important duties for the govern.
ment and people. ..
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nOCTOR NEUMANN has removed several Corns
IL and Bunion much 10 my satisfaction


L. anu Bunlon uluCn 70 my shNsldcuOH
n. b. SEABRO0K,
RICHMOND, Va, Leigh seet, near 80, April 8, 1852.
TO ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM CORNs, BUN
IONS, &c-I happy to give my testimony that Dr.. Neu
mann has cured me Of very bad Corn much to my salts
faction. W. NELL, NJ. o.,
372 Pine st., above 18Th.
DR.. Neumann, from Berlin, has cured my Corns and
vefy troublesome Bunion, without tns or living me
pain. AMOS PALMER, NJ. u.
zls Walnut street. Philadelphia
JOIN with pleasure my timony TO the f'rsgong
in favor OF Dr. Ncumanns method If curing CUrns. lie
operated my perfect atisfction-the operation
formed without giving tie least pain.
signed, l.. TRAPMANS, 10l Broad street
Charleston, Mar, h II. 1852.
concur ourey with the appreciation aud the satsfac
sicu expressed Ivy Mr. Trapmann.
signed, FRANCIS X. HUGER,
Charleston, March, 1852. 10 LRmbol street.
Dr. NEU MANN from Berlin, Chiropedt to the late King
If Prussia pecfuy informs the ladies' gentlemen Of
Washington that he CORNS, BIiNlONS and 4 gN.
DER NAILS without the dangerous ard useless practice
cutting and without giving the least pain By this method
the patient viii be able TO H. Int shoes few min.
utes. Hundreds of testimonials have been presented to
him wherever he practised.
ufce hours, from to l, and from TO D. Patients
viii be attended Mt their own houses.
Office at Mrs. TILLEYS Of Third street and Nis
souri avenue, Washington, D..
N. B.-Dr. y. will only remain here short time.
aplI-H
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Office of Correspondence,

LII persons having business In the city of Washington
- arc informed that the undersigned has established here
an OFFICE OF CORRESPONDENCE for the pupose Of Civ
ing any information desired by any person In any part OF
the world No business whether public private If Of
honorable character will be excluded from the correspond
ence Of this Office Persons wishing know how to proceed
in any business they may have before Congress- In the pub
lie Offices &C. will be dscreety advised and whore profss
ona or other aid is necessary the best will be procured
recommended. a..,E ALI. H.. =.
The undersigned will regard all matters communicated to
him In connexion with this oco sacredy confidential
and w by Limsef and through such agents 1t may be
necessary for him to employ every possible precauon
to preserve them nyiolate. 4, .sa. maw-..t ..
Every letter of inquiry must oontain fee Of us dollars,
which will generally be the only remuneration required;
but should not compensate for hs service to be rendered
the proper amount will be stated in satisfactory letter in
reply. &. u.r. .., .u...- ,,,....
as- Address postage prepaid)
THOMAS G. CONNOLLY,
"a. ONCE Of Correspondence Washington, .. @.
WASHINGTON Cry, January 16, 1852.
Mr THOMAS CONNOLLY is known 10 worthy citi-
zen as gentleman Of intelligence and clear, accurate,
and ready writer and regard him emnently qualified
for tho abe prompt and faithful performance useful
duties connected with his and original design Of an
OFFICE OF CORRESPONDENCE ..s .#
RICHARD WALLACH,
n, & Marshal for the District Of Columbia.l
WALTER LENoX,
Mayor OF Washington City.l
10. GALES,
Isenior editor Of the "National Intelligencer"l
r. w. LATHAM,
Jan II [Banker]
Intel. Repub. Union--Tu. Th. 4 Sat. If em.I
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RAND,s CHEMICAL RECORD INKS !

THE ORIGINAL INKS msnuta turrd for more than
thirty years by Mr. B. II. RAND, Of Philadelphia, are
now made by T. PARKER of this city, according to the
original receipts, in quantities to supply the trade, at the
lowest Wholesale prices
In the great celebrity Of RANDS INKS the public hove
positive guaranty that better made in the country
For sale, wholesale and retail ia bottles draugh 1T
the manufacturer residence, frcc cT doors east
Of the B8nk Of Washington.
orders can also be ten at his PAINTING ESTABLISH.
MENT Louisiana avenue. between 9th and h streets,
south side. VI. I. PARKER, Manufacturer,
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MusICl MUsICl MUSIC +!

UST received from the publ sher, complete
Of Instruction Books for the Piano Forte, Guitar, Nio
n Yoloncel!o Flute Fife Arcordeon, Cornopeau, BANJO
Claronet Flageolet &C. &c Together with new method
for tho trench Accord and Scales for the Flute Caro
net, Trombone Valve Trumpet Serpent Post horn Buge
Aphceide, Trombnceo; besides general assortment o
Musical Instruments such the fret quality Guitars No
Inns from the fret houses tho country, Accordeons nt
greatly reduced prices Bargains may be had by calling
GEO uILBUs, Musical Depot,
mar 29-tr South side Pa av next 70 cor. Of 10th st.
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Railroad Accident aud Loss OF Life.
OGDENsBuRG, n. Y, May 7.

VGUENbBUHU, n. I :, hHy Z.
At Pierpont, the Watertown AMI Rome
railroad, four ladies, who were amusing them
selves in hand.ca were killed by being run
upon by the freight train. Several others were
injured. Misses Peaz, Of Pierpont, and Manor
and Wright, of Oswego, were among the killed
The head of one was severed and thrown two
rods from the body, and the bodies of others
we're much mutilated.
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NEW York, May I.
Cotton-the cotton market has been duh under
the effect of the news, wi sales Of 800 bales at
81 for Upland mddlng and for New OrIca"s
nnauI, Z. rour-thc snles am, uHt t. 1850
obs, at $4.43m 81 G2t fr Southern State
rands unchangei; Georgetown fncy brands
81 G2MSt75. rn-saics Of 80 900 bushels,
without any change in price from yesterday
.uLrS.