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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
81 o n EY m A II X K II.

MONDAY, Aprii Wy 4. VI.
There vas very active, bu, ncs very buOysn, stock
make, today Prices we're very much unsettled, and
auc,uated considerably At the fret board Hudson River
Railroad fell on x per cent. Michigan Southern Il Ccyc.
land and Toledo n Cleveland and Pltburs advanced <
per cent New York Central, ~ Reading, y; Gaena and
Chicago, *; illinois Central x. Ia other stocks there
we're no changes. Michigan Southern aud Cleveland andi
Toledo were the most active stocks on the t today
The sales 81 The former foe the opening and the later Tor
cash were very large. There IL any quantity Of thee
stock, pressing the market for sale There Is n, Limit
10 the supply and any demand be easily met
meuis notice. Where new stock s turned OF b.
thousands OF shares time there be scarcity.
the BY word in Wall stree, that tAe brokers for ccra
railroad companies do not deal ia the ready made article
but That they have manufactured 10 order they
to deliver There Is much meaning in that II Is pref
y serious joke to the deluded stockholders.
At the second board the narkc, was better. Most Of Or
transactions made we're at advance Eric improved s,
per cent; Reading, ~ Michigan southern, X Cleveland
and Toledo sold at 65, exdividend, equal 70 saH rcr
cent, which Is an advance O. 4 per cent Ia Crosse aud
Milwaukee went up < per cent New YORK Central Railroad
AZ The market closed pretty firm FOR all except Michigan
Southern, and the rumors Of another issue Of sofc
raj thousand shares OF that stock had rather dampcrng
influence THIS IL, VIC believe, new issue No. a. snt h'
report originated from Tie fac, that Of the brokers O
The oompsnyhe thai sold the 6rst new issue OF four
thousand shares Issue No iass withn the pat taree
or four days sold about I've thousand shares OF stock AM
has been pretty well shown that IN the street h's
given orders Tor any such sales has been traced cry
enough 10 the Office Of the Michigan Southern companyi
and there "a very uulc doubt bu, that Che source
OF supply can there be found. Tho company have
other way Of raising money bw By sale OF
stock; and money u must have aoY cost
cannot borrow money on It's bonds or On It,
stock and there b., Sternal ye ief, and thai
10 eel STOCK We have siveo The history q the
ls~c " Hchigss Sog,heeo RAjssAi ComsaAy
sws ep' :, asa sv tsss He Ssv ssss
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strengthen himself with the Treasury Department by do
Ing what he could not legally have been required do
TINS do-s not prevent him from falling back naked
law, ami standing there defence OF the rights which il
gives him.
These, presume all the facts and circumstances
which you refer as having TRANSFERRED since the Of
the act There but point TO be noliced-that
raised by your inquiry wheher the provision auth0
rizng the payment TO Mr.. Thompson is rendered nuga
tory by the subsequent provision requiring that
DE deducted from future nents TO the Menomonee In
dans9'
Congress has authority abrogae treaty made by
The executive any than the executive has to abro
gate Law passed by Congress. But it is not to be pre-
sumo that such the intent of the act under oonsde
raon Congress took the responsibility of paying debt
due from the Indians to Mr. Thompson out Of the United
states treasury Their power to do this cannot be denied
and Mr. Thompson has interest in other part oil the
Law. Tie other provision for deductng the amount
from the fasnre nnnuiies to become due under the
treaty was inserted doubt upon satisfactory evi.
dence that the Indians agreed TO it, We CANNOT act
now upon the assumption that they will resist te ueuuc
ton when the proper time comes for making H. Bu.
we knew that such would certainly be the iact, Mr.
Thompson's rights could not be affected by H. congress
mas chosen 10 say that he shall be paid at an cvehs ana
has taken the government all the risk IN there De
any, OF getting deduction from the Indians inc Cni'eu
States have bound themselves by treaty WIN the memo
monees TO pay them certain sums Oh nionoy' AZ inc
stipulated times We must meet TINS reslos,pnty eher ny
payment of the money the Indians or else ny proof That
II Is already paid with their consent to an Individual VINO
was their lust creditor The act of Congress awarding
payment Ia Mr. Thompson and ordering the deduction
from the Indians will not conclude them on the question
whether they did assent not But that Is no reason
why Mr. Thompson who has the act of Congress in his
favor should not receive what il gives him.
Not seeing any reason for resisting the will or Congress,
as expressed in the law only conclude by advising
your literal obedience to Its provisions That is al
ways the safest. am, most respectfully, yours, &c
j. s. BLACK.
Hon. HOWELL Com, Secretary Of the Treasury.
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United states Circuit Court.
p..for, uos, Iua~o Noleor
SUIT AGAINST A KNOW NOTHING By Al ALIEN FoR
100000.

SUIT AGAINST A Know NOTHING By Az ALrgN FoR
100000.
Arm 2o-ag Cross an atm, 70. G.or,. Lrw, cti;er,
6c.--The defendant alien, and subicc, OF her Ma
csty the Queen OF England complains that the defendant
Is indebted to him in the sum Of 100000 for money lent
and advances made for the said law al his special instance
and request and also money expended for goods
and merchandise and for the purchase and shipment Of
certain cargocs OF coal The following The items In
the bill of particulars advanced by plaintiff the par, OF
OF deendanept p 1850, for purchsse OF 400 tons OF
Goals per ship Charles w. t171 30; 10th ct sept, 1870
90 ass tons of coal ~ 20 February H. TO pay import du
ties coal s3'T 20 March is 70 freight on COAL ~ AS
March g. TO pay dcmurragc OF bark Am1a 500; money
paid laid out and expended by plaintiff through the firm
OF Cross, Hcobson Co. account OF defendant and al
his request also invoice OF coal per Lady Suffolk, sio
1S3 E5 ditto per Charles v. &J1,t 80; do. Amslia
s6l2o. Commission az per cent 81 6JS 2-s5ei 45
all &C which dates and supposed 10 be accurate
but may be precisely and all OF which, with Interests
the plaintiff seeks 20 recover in this suit
Tho defendant alleges that the plaintiff vas nieh'ed u
him Uaw) in the OF $300O0 for money advanced
which he offers n set OF 10 the plaintiff claim
Tho quite matter OF account, and the testimony
consisted OF dcppsitions which read 10 the Court
Adjourned
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We indebted 10 mercantile firm ia this city tor the
following extract regarding the prospects OF the tobacco
crop IN virginia
LyNoBBURG Va, April Is, 1867,
Your favor OF Sth inst. came duly TO hand. contents
noted In regard 10 your query in reference 10 the da
mage O, tobacco plants IN this state only say shat
have from tho country that many OF Them are
injured very much, in fact all the early seeding.
From the experience have in making tobacco, ] have
always found the tobacco plant the hardest OF all plants "
be killed when they young at the present time.
But doubtless, IN this state they this year damaged
by frost q considerable extent. The weather is cold
this evening that good fire * very comfortable " she
writer which Is unusual for this season o. tue year.
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Canadian continued IN iigbp stock hod prices Hee
hrn with sales Of 200 800 bbls atn above quotations
Southern -four continued firm ana IN good demlnd, W IN
sales OF 40 500 bbis. within tne range os the ove
prices. Rye flour and meal were unchanged. Whet
quiet and firm for the better and higher grades, while
inferior qualities neglected We quote spring grown
Western at 81 2 red Western and South at 81 az 81 49,
and prime white southern at about 81 ~ 81 90 Corn
The market Was hrmer and hoiders demanded prices
above the views of buyers. Western mixed, ia small
way, reported sold store, at nc. 72l.c; south
ern new yellow held at I3c. q 74c and "hte do. nj
72tsc. .6c Rye quiet al Sic. otc. for Jersey and
SIC. $50 for Northern. Oats were III reduced supply
and prices ranged rom o1c S7c or state aud 5;ca 500.
for Western.
Corros.-Tne market opened qniet on account Of the
Storm but in the the day better inquiry sprung
up and two houses entered the m,rkc, and bought
about 100 bales, chiefly ia an.itu said be without
quottbie change in prices.
FRsaGHTs Engagements light and rates heavy.
To Liverpool 100 Gerccs beef taken ~ Bacon and
lard 2s Cd and about 90 tons dead weight
taken at the figure. Grain and Hour noni-
nal Cotton Mt I'D. for square baie- and al 6d
I'd for Sea Island. To Hamburg 90 80 tons locw0od
engaged ut rs. Cd, 80 10 terce- honey ut ne,
~ goods At ~ Gt. Rates ga Lon
don and Glasgow nominal. To Hiyre rates
quiet and quotations unchanged vessel was taken mp
10 load with copper at Havana for thg'tnd at e.
per ton To san Francisco they ranged from DC No.
and to Australia at Z5c. Coo per foot measurement
rsoyilONs--Pork-The market Inactive and prices
lower The sales embraced 200 900 bbls. ncw mess at
SD u.s. closing with buyers at So 70 prime nj $40 so
SO 40 Beef was firm with sales ot 100 10 bbis in
Guiding country prime at 81 81 so and mass do al
$l3 S1i Beef hams AT $l3 S@ aud prime mess
and quiet at Saturdays rates Bacon ranged from l0lc
I2c., ith light sales Lard unchanged sales OF i2o
bbis at I4c. I45Sc. Butter aud cheese Va far de-
Iuaid al saturday 4 quotations.
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Political Intelligence.

TuRp CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT O,uo.--Iewis D Camp.
bell received the certificate OF election in The Third Con
resiona district Of Ohio, but his democratic competitor
Mr. vasndigham has forward M a contestant for
the seat II Is now proposed tina, the election shall again
be submitted To The people
RarmIcAs STATS CENTRAL Ccxrrrxx o. PENNSYLVANIA,
Hon femuel Todd Of Carlisle has been chosen chairman
Of the newly sppcin,cd SAFE Ceopl oounnec ID rcan.
rgifs-EH
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HRNDs,-oS-B,ILIn this city, at No. Ia Spring s6eo<s
by the Rev. jesse Peck, EpwIS L. HEspSucos u mora
mento Cal. to Miss MARY A. BALL. Of Brooklyn.
Sacramento papers please copy
Bi-,UrfII-QU ACKENBusu--M Upper NyOk, On fhww
day evening, April 10, by the Rev. Mr.. Lord, Mr. JONI
BAUyIT, Of CarkStOan, Rochl,nd county W MISC fnaRn
QyacxSSWss, youngest daughter OF Mr.. Samuel Qrack1
bush, late of New York city.
New Jersey papers please copy.
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NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL a. 1857.
Naval Intelligence.

The following Is LIST OF The officers Of the United States
steam frgate Wabash, bearing the broad penn,nt of Com
modore II Pauidins, commanding the Home squadron,
which sailed on Saturday last for Aspiuwsl -
Capaan-F En,yie; Ijeotenans-George T. Sinclair, Ed
warf A. Barnett, d. NJ Fairfax, J. G. Beaumont Leonard
ranidng, S. Z. Quackeabush and Hudson NJ Garland;
Fleet SurgeOn-G. X. Il. Horner Purser-McKesn Bucha-
nan; Chapan-M ID Chase; Passed Assistant Surgeon-J
H. Otis Assistant Surgcoa-William johnson Jr. Captain
Of Marnes-B Macomber Second Lieut.. of Marincs-las
tan's Clerk-A o. Shut; Pursers Gerk-E Melach Chief
EhgineerJ W. King lst Assistants-Montg y Fletcher,
ID. b. McCOmb; ed do.-U. s Stauim, Ed A. Manning
Sd do--Thas. j. Jones, George q. Barry, Philip q.
Peitz Jas U. Thompson; Mdshipmen-M Sicard, C. 5.
Norton H. H. Dalton Edward lee, George NJ. Blodgett,
Aug p. Cooke Thomas ii. Eastman and Nathaniel Greene.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Woodward; Gunner-Wm. III. ibmii-
ton; Carpen,ev-Nchoias Mayer; saualer-James Fer
p,lsOn
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Auro,.tm.n,. by the President.

James " Denver of California, Commissioner OF Indian
Affairs, vice George W. Manypenny, resigned.
Thomas T. H. Fuller, Second Auditor Of The Treasury, ia
place OF Philip Clayton, resigned.
John NJ. Brown, Postmaster at Sandussy, Ohio reap.
pointed.
lima, reappoincd
william Kerr, Postmaster al Kingston, New York, reap.
pointed.
William NJ Giaspie, Of Mississippi rcsppo'n,ed receiver
of public moneys at Jackson Mississippi, his previous
term OF office having expired
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
L~~--Osy>o(.>,>>>,NoJo<O4~~
The New Police Bill Declared Unconstitutional.
N~NN~N<e0~NNr~~rNr~~0<
THE olo COMMISSIONERS TO CONTINUE IN OFFICE.
&C., &C., &c.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.


joan CI.NcSY Esq, President, In the chair
rzn MURDER POLICEMAN HARDENBRooK.
The following resolution transmitted to the Board Of
Councilmen:--
Resolved That the of 81 900 be and the is hereby
and the Gomproer i hereby auorzed to IN
ereon at the rate OF seven per cent per annu be
aim Arr for q s and ion Of her
said interest paid children ardenbrook
until y snail s At hs age Of when
On motion the prayer Of petition to change the Of
Amos street to West Tenth street was granted.
POLICE BILL DEEMED TO RE UNCONSTITUTIONAL
Alderman McSPEDpoN offered the foll0wvS-
Whereas In the opinion this Board e of the egisla.
tnre known the Police bill is Unconstitutional and void
Resolved That his Honor the Mayor the Recorder and City
he propers belonging TO- or connected With the Police De-
pameu aud refuse acknowledge obey the Police Com
charge their duties heretofore imposed them BY
tue OF the laws appointing them Commissioners Adopted.
TIN CITY CHAMBERLAIN NOT WARRANTS.
BY the
Resolved That the City Chamberlain report this Board
bis for refusing pay the city lately drawn
bis possession the city, niora
ton NH eable the Common Council to be fully informed Of
Adopted.
CONTROLLER PAT STREET CLEANERS
BY the same.
quested report this Board forthwith the why the
sS % on the streets s previous to the being
the 9Th OF December while he has paying
contractors for such work since that date Adopted.
Alderman VALENTINE offered preamble and resolution
90 the effect that the Corporation being sued for the
frngement patent night in the erection Of iron bell
tower Mount Norris and directing the architect to
change the connections 10 obviate any patent right
Referred to Committee Repairs and Supplies.
ADOPTED.
The report of the Committee Ferries, in favor Of
curing With the Board Of Councilmen 10 extend the time
OF csecs OF the Thirty fourth street ferry TO Hunter
Point Long Island until the LIST OF October next for putting
said ferry in operation. Adopted.
Report OF the Committee Wharves in favor Of
CURING with Councmcn have the sunken vessel
paoy ed from slip foot OF Morton street. Adopted.
EMPLOYEES N rNcJRRENT Monty.
Alderman WILSON offered the following
Il Is alleged that the contractor for cleaning the
streets city whose IL Reynolds, pays his
pioyes money when Is known that the city al
ways pays money; therefore, be IL
Reso,ed That the connce Streets be requested To in
vesgaie and report the facts 70 this body early
. As possible. Laid ON the table.
Tue rcceu, nominations Of Fire Wardens were con-
6Imed.
AyrNrs AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
The report Of the Committee City Railroads, presented
al Last meeting made special order for next Monday
The appointment made BY the Sreet Commissioner o.
Jacob Rndopho as City surveyor, confirmed.
The Board then referred several papers from tho Coun
, cSlmeu and adjourned 20 Thursday next.
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CRY COMMERCIAL RErvvT.

MospAr, April 9O,6PM
,sa,s,-The stocks we're reduced and receipts light
pots vvro Grfey and held al &c. asSc; pearls were ~
nc
WvaAhw uassseA s,-l.-s-- 49,. .-s~ -4--. 80 ~
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10 the names OF mutations puts 70 shame hc1
with the freshness Of is exquisite
seems TO impar an erhierS,ns property to e ar
perfumes quickly relieves fainncss headache, aninef
vousness. Sold by u. r. LANMAN co, wholesale drug
gis 90 Wsler srret New York aud By al druggists a. sc
pxFhn
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uo,,owny,s Ointment Is the Only External

application winch be used without danger eryspelas
sppresye ssives and lotions drive the disease w the BRAN
THIS ointment penegaes far below the surface and neutral
lies the eActng In al diseases OF the sxn "a equsl<
reliable
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ryNO ADyEB Users.
i crRrUf trpS IgsaD
why u IL your interest 90 adypr'sa in FHAi0
IESIIES U1T rRATFD WEEKLY NEwSPAFHiks-
Because the circulation IL immense.
- Because the paner into every city and village
Il. the Union FROM California 10 Maine aud frsa
New Orleans To Utah.
- Because II II taken by class OF people VINO can U0A
-. la buy your
Because il destroyed after II IL read but bound
4. volumes for future reference. aud uleg~3V
forms a perpetual advertisements
Because - estimated that each u by haA
~. million oi people.
4. Because the terms only - cents per line rW
u. advertising, which. proportion 20 ia ctrcslD-
ton j. cheaper than any other medium u n
Union
Advertisers. marx these fartS'
Once Tor advertisements Nos 2 and Is Spruce street. z.
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VUmsKYPs AND ~oUsr ACHES rerCyD TO GfVN
Ia six vress NJ NJ oorueni $50 w. AZ g. ~
inars pc,ie. scot " &of pap ,. ~ . - 2.
r. q. Cg,ptN ma Hroa'sN, Nst N~Ne'' /" w y Wv"
s.ss. 1880 --~-s
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SuPnxm CoURI-Crcut Mos. 604, SO, s, 1862,
1s4x, 100, 49, $780, $751; sS3, 1885, S3 49, SAL st$, s,
s46, S4z. sr2l624 l55o l4 1888, 1lI5, l48l, los
to 1858, 1870 to 1878, 1875 to 1850.
St1vsM CoURT-Specis, Term--Nos. 1884, 1877, 25!, 81,
Il, 100, I25, I43, Isl, Ia 10, 255. go, l35.
SrPSuoR COxT--Nos a0T 46S, 4T3 1873, 537, 49, 541
5ao bi3 s45 SAL 5as $40 SOL s52, $685. 554 $50, SOL,
SOL Coz, 56S Goa $685. $780, 57o ST. 5I2, 5I3 5l5 SIG,
SIS, 5e $780, $751; 5s $685. $50, $780, $751; $685. 34J, l'5,
49,, 1A.
COMMON PIsAs-par l537, $751; AGO, AL 43c, 4S3 474,
ay5 $50 IL, ISL 49, 2a3 AS 535 Part 282S GO CD,
6Si, 63. 63o $50, $50, go, g. loo 49, 4, 555 $40,
242, 5S5.
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Prtsmatic Turning COmpanY's Stock for
sale cheap, by ALBERT II. NICOLAY. No Broad street
Great Mystery.
II will be rerollected by

viii be resonsc,ea by many that chemical examination of
The q ths Of Pr buIds made "a order Q
s.s: IL. psss
would pen Sess such ho,,d crime
second sr ",
wsrerooms 90 Bresdway Se.wten Tweay ass and TWEEN;
second stree Seats viii be prepared for the ladies' SEQ
Charies' London Cordial Gin Is shown by
the records Of the Custom House TO be the Gully London cordial
gin imported and sold in bottles All others are noxous mix
delicious beverage and BY its peculiar favor
Sss 3 adSp p With
govt & c0S sseos ana
Valentine Msa, OF New YORK, letter to the propre
Charles London gin pures, and mos. red
able Sn erd nlSa so by all druggists and
the United States and so also are numerous pSscns
Rejec, any other offered to You rs you your health
Prizes one dollar for quarts E 6 SsHtf fS' CHARLES
Sole Importer, No. " Broadway, New York
Smithsonian House, Broadway.-HIotei Ac-
comnodsons the European or American plan at option
Up. M-3P. Ms r. M.-3 II. M.
Mirrors auction Wedsesaay "a instant; , At m tie ser
second streets See auction sales
Large and Superior Trees.-Pcrsons Desiring
fruit trees shrubs &c requested
to cali and examine the spendd sssSrmsn At S
bed nurseries Al Flushing and can toe relied on Tor their
accuracy.
For Good Fitting well mahe shirts, Of all
's' saa patterns 'sea soCfsT i cssssn street
English Carp%ting~, fresh and Beautiful
received GU Saturday pee sa' b MI sArSn
% Bo~ery, between Grsnd and Hester streets
Jones Coral Hair OH R-stor~tive-Best
aha the
Tfouss liquid aiabssier for ladies, ~ Depos 2 Bowery
Characterization MISUNDERSTANDING
psnnPesse lubn perfumery factors, London. are the
only sSsrs Of the genuine r ing mas a
edor made scs ngensor ne Intel saes is"hn Co.,
Bad Sewerage-Beware.-I Desire not 10
o ss s rHss ss @ Ss
70 ,mises by e e SS s S w ae ss
WITH after dinner VIII many lives and pre-
vent much Sickness ,o,,v ,nox ro,r,
Peace be UNTO you and length q days ne medicine ran
caravan sickness the Little oses were rich with he wine Of
S.s sduass WITH % a sS
healed May he grow in the suas h ,as dpsgs1S Se'
Dr. BRXSDRETMs principal Office IS Brsndreuls Build
Ing, AIS and Al. Broadway.
Frangipanni, Lows Soap, WIstar's Baisan,.
and all the patent medicines D. T. WILLS Co. h' fraak'
u" suee-
CrAstadoros Hair Dye, wigs and Toupees
are perfection wholesale and retail and the dye
privately applied, nj No 6 Astor House.
BatcheIor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupccs,
the best in world SURPRISING all Made, sod and applied
~ the wig factory, rs Broadway.
IIilrs Hair Dye, 4 ShiIiIrgs IA Box, Black
brown nj No. Barclay street. Inmiable cutting OF hair ani
whiskers.
Fine, beautiful Hair, Jet Black Brown,
Or tresses curling aud golden,
OF ,h ses use se' Of IYo Ss'ss KATHkiRos.
III, fort ,ccnt .ucrb
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Victorious, MeritOriosls and Glorious are the
photographs for IL and foc shilling al HOLMES 80
ad,xau
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
For Situations and Help Wanted, see 9th page.
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
CAwS-HOE 4 co.'s PATENT GROUND SAWS,
- piasering rowels &C. be had wholesale and re,s
ut the principal thu salesruoms of the
nufscrers ~ and 81 Gold street. the of
Brooule Sheriff and ColuInbia streets N \.
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Rupture Cured BY Marsh Il Co.'S Radical
cure tsuss, al no q. Maiden lane. New York.
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Or tresses curling aud golden.
l. the certain result, without chance or doubt.
OF the use OF LYONS kATHAIRON.
Sod b. al dealers. every where Tor = cents per bote
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A GREAT PAPER.
"A Ahead any thing publis bed in this country
Buy the look the pictures and Judge for yourself
No.
Of FRANK IFslIEs uIIsTRATyD NEWSPAPER. OF
this week, will contain
fun Dir ge picture Of United States frse Mia.
gara leaving the harbor OF New YORK
picture OF the engine of the Niagara giving
comprehensive view Of her machinery demonstrating the
perfection beauty and grandeur oi this woader, mechanical
construction.
A view OF her engine
The Nlagaras hurricane deck.
Her horse block, or look out FOR the Officers.
Jack ard the photographic instrument.
Portrait Of the Commodore, Capt VIM. u. Hudson.
Capt. j. 4. Rich. commander of the Marine Corps
the explosion OF the steamer J. W Scott
Srapq Nicaragua, whereby hfty hhbs.ers .ed snd
wounded.
Portrait John Bowring British Commissioner IN China
Rescue az Capt Baker aud a seaman b. the royal mail
steamer England
exhibited at the great Parts Crystal Palace
Exhibition.
Terrific encounter with = water Snake
and OF the mefsl presented
W. j. Barker, fSI., by the santa t1sus Association.
Hunting OF the by the South Australians.
A native OF Australia.
native OF the place.
view ri the house Of Esng (Alum), the supposed pod
soner, Hong Kong, China.
splendid isaiion in tina, all sorblng story,
"oie,a clayton.'
And other Illustrations the Nrvs Chess. Drama. Music
Panty Recipes aud multitude OF other Interesting maiicr
Irier
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JoUVEe'S KID GI6tE CLEANER
- Twenty dive cents bottle One botie cleans bsly -
CLARK 4 CO. ses Broadway. NIY are the soe proyvtA
o the genuine genne unless bearing on uS nSs
the t1ark Co. Foe sale everywhere hberS4 -
% he rad
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Meade Brothers, Cnrivalled photographs,
Ac taken daily 81 Broad~ az four doors above the Asoc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-21

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