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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-01

EIiRANxLTs nUsEU2, ia C1ATEAM sTaEar, aEo.
Lss Pr: n, aseys s,,sishls snt issgsa every
puzpore ef Classic saa orsl representations 81 Living
SEatasryn b j. Ckssna.s rSyfv Of &ocSi egiss
,sf vf.s va-isy Of bssatui performances further
esrsior,ss sss sils o. esoh Gay Adgif.sr; IN
p-vafs tcEes 60 cects; s2Ss heats eta susAi9ssd
shsss, 5h cezs; boxes, q assts, gallery Ia soa.1
VOL. w0eTs' woEoERFon ExaJnrTToN Az a
u Brcad@sy has tesn visited BY 6fty shuIar per
aad 81 ieur 5,, SAD sexLirs hs vasx only. Asxhfe
oNLs % eea.s-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-01

yokPossr TogIcr-PJgLIC NeTIcsIs HERE
y ~ rvea to the owDsg er tNsors oesupaat or ocea
pants II LOTS IL proved vsapY svsd
aeds ktreby that she owing assesssfvts have
petes sy Che aad ara iedg in Tho Office
file Bsre.u Of r exagston By al pess7
pesssei yin.s.r hu s.ssr Ia H. sx =. sss
~ suck issiuds El<he sewers, aeusos sid ots
n rroAsd vacant lets pa0,s std parcels Of land situated
N both sides " rwenti txth stree from bexsgton to
brl svenus. All psg.oas vtss 'n,rests are aHotea ~
Enst ssbssmoas fa VIE ars sppsses 70 Tire
An either thor requested 10 pgeseLt their OBJ
seStiors wrtins - ihs unds-s gnoi stthir oce NO
Tall Records, within r.y tho date vi this
SstseS. WHE1A1GRGe
CHGhLsa DD.GH Assetsors.
cfG flES BcNIaLh
once, Egr.tu % AssossnsIs Street Department, Sop
suhs "a 1883
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-01

csrEAs CeAxyNICAYloW BETwkAY NEW YORK
- ssd BrsTaep. xai EnoTha uAs vhsol
Hasa 400 oas ind GerEsrs, go teas, WILL sail
follow
YRsw VIEW YORK, Ynoa sNyxsr.
EkESA, 0steber g. EkNSA, end OF Cceohse.
GRNas MA r0io6ls o. New GEHAhNTA ps:ddlo 90 sksy
Passage ftola New York TO BreraonFirs. cisss AGO.
sesoaa slsss, 1885, For fre.shs or passage, arpiT
SLLIGCSs CO., Ne. SC S-osa street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-01

Ly)g LIvaBPc0L-eTEAM sEIP AEDzs.-TEIg POW
srful rew stsAansbi. win Gail Tor tho Above pors
estu-dsy Cetohev Passa-s money $50 FIR fret class
only when There e1oeiisat
provision end stewards zoo irsiuasd, bat was
liquors, which ebsisi beard. via tae freight
:" b. cUNARN No gsviicx Green
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"A turyport built clipper ship EDWARD will Be ~ hsr
berth No. IL East river In few days ready " receive
Bs,ten of:ss sire Myth ard very f.ss s.s AZ half
binary ssspaeh few Arst sLd second cabin
will 30 takes for which carly Application 10
sbip Rassea rsesay laspetsd a Swsnse Fer freight
passage, apply 10 - w. CAMERON, 1RWau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-01

CORPORATION NcIICE-PUsLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given that pesisiont have ieen entqi IN
Sks Bofri Of Alder Tor tho strueti9A u In
che following nansd streets 70 wit ia T,sasy ss.sn,h
street. between k,gksh sod inth .le in Wiet
street, between Delaney And Fingen st-eets all par
interested in the stsss and bsvss ssotoas thereto
rqueeted tho writing TO the Contract
Clerk, Ut this ofaoe. or or before oo.sbsr 1853.
GdLD. Il. DE f0Rh5r, Croton kq1s
a. w. CRAVEN I duct Board
Crotch Aqueduot Dspartn ext, sept. q, 1883.
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syoRpOn rIoN EoTYCs -PUslIC NOTICE Is RE-
~ ~ ~tvap "a the occupant occupants
Il All houssr A. lots proved or unmprsvea lands 81
that wing srts have been
ssnpstsd by Asssrs and arc .asss n the oaes Of
Nterested Wis For building sewer Ia Saysath avenues
setvesn ard F. uraSentk ftreets Ths nissG
SsnSed Nv Zach include all the seyers, houses
sad lots opnd lots pieces ina easoes o. Lard
tuatsd both sides CT Seventh IArtsent h
- Tourtcsath strest All perssss whose interests 81
sed the zbsve nad esss AID wo ere opposed
tho same either Of % PRESENT theE
sbeoons In writing e The unds-ssned at thsir efhoe NO.
Hail Of ksccras within thty days 7a the date Of his
etiSe MllbIAA as3r,
CHsRLsS DODSE. }Assssseye
CHAELEa McNIELL, }
once Eegssu u AsssssGsass ssrees Department Sep
hapl
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Aanefioa o. Dollar SECURED Seats daJ tins sliy, OnA
Doile- md . Halt
Tuesday--1be wonderful, RAvyLs.
Seats may b occurred dai ut tbs music store OF w.
rrl Sons No. 29 Broadway opposite ts Park md -
Nbop Careen from O'Clock in tie morning until in me
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-03-17

Erieasirc Kidnapping. BY friend who ar
rived this morning from Mobile, we learn that
two white men, named Mabley and Long, have
been arrested there on charge of forcibly car
rying of free persons of color from this state,
and attempting to sell them. Eight coored
persons of French extraction, named Frozlne,
Madeline, Sally, Ozenne, Julia, llyppoitc, AIDE
la and Eudora, were taken up with them, and
are now in prison. These colorod persons say
that they are free. They refer to Messrs Fran
els lie Beau, SEVERN passe. Gustave, and Ar
maud Grenin, Major Theozonde Leme. llypo-
lite Deveron, and Charles Poydras, Of Pointe
Coupee, planters, for the truth of their state
ment The white men are also accused OF hav-
ing sold five kidnapped coloured persons IN this
city, for Texas.-.Ntic- Orleans Picayme, March
lsi.
Three hundred lIydos, more or less met in
Convention mt the United States Hotel, in Bos-
ton, on Wednesday. to adopt measures to secure
their rights, ms heirs at law large estates I'M
told dividends and countless stocks in England.
a finance committee was chosen, and liberal
amount subscribed for the fuithcrance of the OBJ
ieci.
THE .Nariage Of The Emperor's Physician -
The marriage of the physician Of Louis Napo-
Icon. DR.. Councau, is announced We learn
/ from the Courier des Etats Unis that he has, IN
( imitation Of his royal master, espoused a lady
/ thirty years younger than himself Dr. Con
ncau, who is said 90 be "a most excellent man.
had been the tutor of this young lady from her
infancy, having bestowed upon her all the tender
care and solicitude Of father. Some time ago
finding his charge Of an age and IN position 70
be married, he offered his services in making ior
her an advantageous selection. But | have al
I.. L.. Lad.
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pcatI)s.

Ia this village ON Thursday last, Mrs. Alkaline CLARK
wife ct Slivu b. Coia,, aged as. Mrs.. {. wurh,
woman end an exemplary Christian
ln Berlin, saturday last, Nr Dexter Nay, aged s5.
One othe early iesdea and amoag The oldest Inhabitants
Of Tho town Tie hud long been valuable member OF the
eans resaI ional church tu this town.
ln Bradford Orb March, Mo- Eizahoth PeatlDns Pichsfd
wife Of bear1u George ~. FnchIId, o..
ME-. fuchHid fhnsc women whose price Sule
man has pronounced ar above rubio,.
ln kinssnn, w l., of Panama fever, Feb n, MI Johr
W. Son OF Hon VIM. T. Briggs Of Richmond, Missouaf,
leucherto tho island of Jluaica, aged 2d
10 Ncst ko&buy March very suddenly Of lung fever
Augusta e., dau hor of Goa aud Caroline koy, aud giane
dau. hicr of Judge sampson, the 2.h o hor
Ia Cuuupu-, Ohio, about ihe 2lihm February tt, Hon
Play tuus, ol, Formerly of Calais, W.
DO Berlin. Fob. 2dth. GROUP Emma Adea, child OF james
"a. nua Aiafy A. Glow, 10 nn.
ia Worcester, Dec Us, 1852 Mr. Josiah Batehedcr, as,
90 East Noutprl Ter, Feb, y, Mr. Isaac Bstchrdef To-
Al.o Foo. 2ii Aurela A. daughter Of Augustus T. aux
Laura L. baichcdof, Z mos.
ia Wibamst town, Fob il Mrs. Eunice BuInhum wife o
Enoch burahtu, Esq. OF Wipmsiosa, 20.
lu Montpelier March 9th, Ma Hiram Rowel, 26.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-03-17
The Rector OF st. Bardolph's,
SUpERsSNyJkTLD,

iHa htlIth Oh ST. BAAuOlfu'5, or, Sufeffar1
ted. bf hv. D. W Shellunt tuihnr oi "Ha.ataet Aul
the bf gon.' vol II mu Price 81. lsccond Edition
TINS h.ok DID, a. DO tfat r..s of Notks tho hea,
Of which should Id. trsd TTie p41f lcar and Suap,
Saes 20 s sn unr asled and snais tale III the hf. O.
s.,,-f-v t., .ritt., ia BAL, .a.-fsd st,i. al ,r,.
FI.h .,l nor.,i.- ia l.fa lso .rrprar. he an,usa
insic-. fIa n.tf, ,.pres tl .,r. ma I. aud tbe W.
ftos owen. c.utiu, m t ,tsrt.,s oil a n,ai.ter .f III,
Go..e.'
Tho numerous readers Of the gurrv Side and a Peer
al Number Fve iif ere fod something more of the sae
sort. The h-hr rod -tadow~ and especially some Of the
lafcr c'Cflral t, well bruu -ht outlho Presby
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-03-17

STATE OF VERMONT, Ata Probate Court holden At
Washington bistuci, -. Probate Office. n Montpelier
within and iot said District, the twelfth day OF March,
A. D. i-5J,
Present. the Hoo. Joseph Poland JUDGE
IN INSTRUMENT, purporiing 70 be the LAST Will.
n AND TESTAMENT Of William Ianphsr late If
Waterbury in said Distinct, deceased being presented TO
the Court here hr James Green, the executor therein
named Tor Probate. II Is ordered by said Court that an
persons concerned therein be notified to appef at session
Of said Count be holden at tho Probate Ofco n Mont
polifr on the lat day Of April, 1853 and shoW cause
any thoY may have against the Probate Of said will fos
which purpose it Tot Their ordered, That opy the fe
cord Of tins order be pubshcd three weeks succevey
the Nefmont Waterman AID State Journal, printed d,
Montpelier, previous 10 said time appointed Tor hearing
true copy Of Record,
% Auest. CHARLES REFD pr.t.,.r
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Official Proclamation.
STATE OF VERMONT.
WAsmNGroN County CLERKS OEFIcI


WAsmNGroN County CLERKS OEFIcE,
March 10, 1853.
|, Sf1UBAEL WHEELER, Clerk of Wash
ippton County Court. hereby certify that have
this day canvassed the votes Of the Freemen Of
SAID County, cast on the second Tuesday OF
March instant, for County Commissioners, in pur-
suance of law of this State, approved Nov. q,
1852. entitled an An act to prevent traffic IN
Intoxicating Liquors for the purpose of drink
ing" and that the result is as follows:
Whole number Of votes cast $3.50 Of which
Hon. Daniel Baldwin received 1914
Scattering
Hon. Calvin Bodgett received 1917 1917
do therefore declare and make this my Pro-
clamaiion that the Hos. CALVIN BbODG
EFT. Of Waterbury, having the greatest num-
Der ofvotcs, is duly elected County Commission
er for the Comfy Of Washington for the year
ensuing, by the votes Of the Froemon of said
County as appears by said canvass, on record in
this Office.
SHUBAEL WHEELER, Go. Clerk.
The above result is certainly remarkable, and
nobody will be surprzed, under the clrcumstan-
ces Of the case, to see an iniimaiion in the Re-
postory that there has been some smart figuring
on the part of one Of the returning officers. OF
course we do not mean to say that there has ac-
tually been cheating: we only mean that the
closeness Of the vote and an aIlodgei contrane-
" in the unofficial and official returns Of the
town of Woodbury., leave a chance for those to
indulge suspicion who are inclined that way
For our own part, We are suprizod to find that
the election of a Commissioner, who, do what he
will, cannot really effect very much in the appli-
cation of the law, should excite SO much feeling.
Whether manv or few qm licensed 70 sell, we
take il that The lrtc will still be enforced and
should any commissioner attempt TO make the
law odious or to disregard it, an intelligent peo-
PIE will soon learn to discriminate between the
law and its administrators. Judge Blodgctt Is
in, and we have no right to suppose that be will
not faithfully perform the duties Of the Office.
The following list Of county commissioners are
elected from the several counties heard FROM In
those counties where the names are ~ italics the
candidates were elected by the opponents OF the
law; those in roman ina favor Of the law:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-03-17

rr'HE Subscriber will furnish the public with pure LIN.
SEED OiL at Boston prices, with freight added de-
hvefed at hi. O MIN. in Middlosos at tho Montps her
Depot, may be preferred by purchasers. on Meal an
excellent article for and other ce kept constantly
at the Mill, and Tor sale by the ton OF bushci.
ENOs STILES
Midissex, March T. 1854. aaL
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LEONARD SCOTT * CO.'S
British Periodical Publications

Delivered ia Oh the Principal cities Of the United siates
FREE OF POSTAGE,
aud orwalls By mali. 1uarr the iesisiOu " Isu sato
Post Office law
at MERELY NOMINAL RATES.
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no PHYSICIANS TnRoUGIloUT
UNITED STATES.
Wolfe's Celebrated Schiedam Ar
omatic Sehnapps.

nEEMlN1 u unnecessary remind auy regular member
- Of The Medical profession. 1T tho established Medical
properties of PURE HOLLAND GIN, "a many diseases OF
dropsical tendency tespoctfuy invite your nation
10 superior article, manuacutedby myself okcusiy,y az
schiedam, Holland by process pecul ar my owN
Factory. lis favored and medicaied, ty che common
harsh berry, but hi the choice botanical variety the ao-
matte Italian Juniper Bey, whose viuous cXtracts
Gsund and reluhed with ITS spituuus solvent, and thus
becomes concentrated uncue, Of exquisite flavor and ao
mo-. altogether rHnscendeni, DO its cordial and madieni
pfnpcttics, Co. any Holland GIN heretofore known.
Amid the influx ul inferior dtstllauus with which The
market flooded physicians Ind dileuIs In pro
curing good and pure Gn which they prcsrlho with
confidence its beneficial Effects. As Importer Of
twenty years. standing, the city OF New York, aud pos
sessing injured eNlereuce in the manuacture of HOL
LAND GIN especially, beg 10 submit 10 yuu attention
my " AROMATIC sCHiEDAM sCHNAPPS,' as oos
which cannot fell to realize your espectaons ana
shall De happy 90 forward 10 You bottle Of IT, 1ee Of
charge in answer letter ini mating your readiness
accept Il.
Its scarcely one year since have prepared and die
trihuied my SCHEDAM GIN, errlusise', for medicinal
purposes yet within ihat brief period, have
meu letters, both um physicians patients. tosufy
Jog TO IT, extraordinary efficacy Gravel Iucplent Diopy
and affections OF the kdneys and Bladder generally also
u nysrepc Maiudies whom taken 10 proper qusnuues
Diet Druk and esreciay dinner is found hy uniform
20 be- emuenv eicacicus IN the obdurate
whon the best of usual remedies have tailed
that would yield similar re.u with precision aad
taintv On your professional experience. The AkO-
MAlIC StulEDAM SCHNAPPs, D. put up strobg
hotos pints and quarts neatly covered und labelled
my embusse the bottle, also, fac sine Of my
signature toe label and my seal the cork with
say upon us properties.
III aE1 A..
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Windsor, March 90, lsi3 g2f
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New IIampshlre.

We are i'm receipt of returns from a largo
number oftowns no TINS State. They sufficient
IL indicate tha result. without the multiplication
Of many figures. rhe Daich age in inil possess.
SION OF Holland, as usual, only lttle more So
Governor Mlrtu reelected by an increased
majority, though by IA smaller vote than he re-
ceiyed last year, lis majority may be about
half as large as that claimed for hln ia the tec-
graphic despatch from Concord m yesterdays
paper: we Ne MOI think il wall bee much larger.
The L1coiOcos wil have probably two-thrds of
the Senate, and large prepondeance Ia the
House. The Wings have, however, made
much better fight than was expected, under the
circumstance.
In the Congressional election. be clergyman
ders appear TO be completely successful. Kit.
iredge Is probably elected 10 the dr-t district,
Morrison in the second and Hubbard 100 the
third. The only doubt is in regard to the hitter
district.
In the fast district we have the following re-
turns
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NOTICE..

HAVING cold my son, ORRIs J. AYREs, his time dor.
ing The remap Of bis minority, shall claim none Of
his earnings nor puy my Of biz debts amer this dste.
JOSEPH AYERS, JR.
Witness, G.. y. Arms.
Waterbury, Fob. 10. ls5l Q0.3w.s
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Ladies' Victorines, &C.

Complete assortment of Ladies' Nieornes n Cuffs Il
n match. Gouts Buffalo Ovefcoats reed this day
WALKER & WHITES.
November . le5s
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AFFECTED READH
MEDICAL HOUSE,

y,
y. ". Corner ofIhirti and Union strccts,
Between Spruce an Pine stieots,)
Philadelphia.
ElFIEEN years ct extensive aud uninterrupted practice
spout in this city, have rendered d. KINkELiN the
expert and succcssiu pr8cione Tar and nc4r in the
treatment Of hi Diseases Of private Petsuus
hcted with ulcers upon the boy, throat legs. pains
the head or bones mercarl rheumatism, suctu5rs gravel,
diseases arising ifou youthful exercises imp the
blood whereby The cursuuon has become ,neehi.d, are
4ll treated with succoss.
De who pIccs himself under hc care of Or. kfNkElIN
muy regou.y couhde MS honor gentleman aud hI.
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STOUT, Medium, ~ IN toe, and fne for Shifting
- bought fhan the present market vane b.
bought low, ~ ELLIS a bAACRuFT's.
D,eeuther
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William Upham's Estate.
IlikOADCLOTllS.


HAssiMEREs q WOOL FKoCKlNLs, Sleeps Gree
v Cassiperes and Lnsess will be- sold at their real val
ue, al ELLIS BANCAOFT's.
llecemher Is. 90
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FROM Is TO so YEARS.

IVBOM the l0ih of February the l5ta Of March. we
want to see EVERY PERSON "a Washington Couni "
az the People siuie hegeen the ages Of u and 80 years
Messrs. LYMAN a. KING purchase their Goods 10 aTs
quantities. with Cash, determined convince all
that during he year lisa will give them goods
The same money than any other house.
Their assortment il quite large, and anxious to
duca very low previous to invoicing ri that time
peior cash to Goods, II have pay the In two
weeks after II wiz be- io the interest Of Oh improve
this chance and thon thlt should send by their
noghhor-. yRemsmber tho Pooplos store, opposite the
Brick Church.
r.gzzaN = KING.
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Carpets Carpets

WHO will furgo lhs COMFORT aud LUXURY of good
w VAIN CARPET, al this season, when " SUCH" nice
ones may be- obtained 50 ohCaply al
J. C. EMERY'S.
December 8, 1851. OF
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THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW tcon.sra-

@ THE EDINBURGH REVIEW tWhigl
g. THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW Free church,.
4. THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW tLihemD.
5. BLACKWoOD's EDlNBUkCn MAGAZINE (Tofyl
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WANTED, or good COAT & PANT MAX Frs
w Immediately Warranted ire bes; Of treatment and
constant work BY &. CHAMBERS.
February 3, 1853. Is
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House Trimmings.

A1UIDO 7 I IIlLIIAIII{1Js
Good of House Tnnmings JOiner's Tool,
"A Mil saws, Bmss Kettles, g. >. aud Plated shoves, hnd
almost every thing in the Hafdwufn LIMO az
SCOTT FIELDS.
Montpelier, oct. l6, 1852 e.
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1858 |!

4 IL that wait A GREAT MANY GOODS for A LIT
a TILE MONEY, will be suited any time this month at
the PEOPLES stone.
LYMAN g. KING.
january, 1879 IA
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NOTICE.
Clothingl Clothing!!

1'HE Largest and Bast Assortment OF sieu'l and Roy's
CLOTHING Offered a. tins 81 The year just
received. WALKER a WHITE
March Is ~
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Linseed Oil.

Attest, CHARLES REED, Register.
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NEW BOOKS.
Dr.BucISman's improved cleyating
and SESIensiom
NOTICE TO TAILORESSES.

NANUFACTuRED and foi Sale BIZ $. w. ABBOTT,
wi Corner OF Main ami Barre ST.
November r. 1852 O5
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NtIOrmnIOhs-Thc man who Attempted to
smoke pipe Of brandy and troubled with dizziness
Of the BRAIN talks OF joining the Daughters Temperance
We saw him, last Tuesday at KNOWS hat establishment
No. l2s Fulton street, selecting of that popular
radesmans and beautiful style of spring hats He
remarked that he going to reform and he desired
hat that would gain him admission respectable society
He went TO the right place to get such an article and got
one that was not only cheap and elegant in
but durable.
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Excelslors-Spring Fashion for Gontiemenn
hats. BEEBE CO., 1b6 Broadway.

The New Hat Company Invites tho Attem-
ton Of the public to their spring styles Of moleskin and
beaver hats which for the hneness Of quality beauty
Gentlemen desiring different styles leave their orders
and be suited in every respect Price only 90. One
quality-one price, and abatement Nos la and las
Nm al
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRT.-Nos. o. &c. ~, 20, ~
81 TO So.
SUPREME CoURT-General Term-lfotons.
SUPREME CouRT-Circlt-Nos $50, ,005, 594, 1893 227
232, 234 49, 1881, 238 to 242.
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would probably have received his passports ON the ls
he being suspected Of encouraging the insurrocton
Rio Janeiro papers mention that the ship Camarxo
under the American flag, had landed cargo Of six hun
dred Africans
The Brazilian steamer Alfonso had been wrecked
yellow fever was extending at Rio.
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Tho eloquent, Hat.-When a Hot,

The eloquent Hat.-When a Hat, by its
striking elegance Of style, material and fashion, com
mends tel to the behodsr It may be truly said
to be eloquent hat and for articles Of this charac
ter chaste in conception, and suRerbly fashioned seek
the and elegant warerooms of Nessrs. KNOX A.
JAMES in Captain Degroots hotel corner of Broad
way and Spring street opposite tho Collamore House
They have made Mt the very outset of their
reer marked and satisfactory impression and must OBJ
tain the position Of the leading Broadway matters.
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stock OF spring and summer clothing made expressly for
ths southerp Western and California trade, which we
Offer AT the very lowest market prices WILKINSON
BOIBfls Nos 20 and 90 John street. corner Nassau
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Spring Style Hats.-Banta, the Hat,

Spring Style Hats.-Banta, the Halter, cor
ner OF Canal and Wooster streets has Just issued his
spring style Of hat most striking evidence of his ia
skill and abiy-graceful and exceedingly becoming in
aptearancetis well calculated to add to his reputa
We convinced the style introduced by this thriving
manufacturer will prove the most popular Of the different
styles introduced this spring