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Police InteIii0encs.

srNeurAn CoSpucr oS BANK OFFICER WITH REGARD TO
FoRGxp PRowssoRy Norr.-Mr G. D.. Frcdericks al No
5s5 Broadway on the 23d instant received notice that
note signed by him, for 81 500, would sherty become
due and at the Africans Bank. Mr. " knowing that
he had not signed any note OF that description promptly
called sthe bank and asked 70 see the note but the bank
officers refused TO show IT, evcn In spite Of bis assertion
that was forgery. Mr.. " then applied TO General
Tallmsdge, superintendent OF Police and that gentleman
cent officer Brcvoort with Mr.. Frederics 10 the bank
with Instructions 70 inform the bank officers that II was
his wish that Mr. Fredcrcks be allowed to the note
After some hesitation, the note produced and Mr. r.
i'm medistely pronounced IL TO be forgery. officer Bre
wort then asked the President 70 allow him look at
the upon the note In order that might be able
70 trace H. but this refused, and officer appeared
before Justice Osborn who issued summons requiring
the attend Of The cashier OF the bank at Court
commanding him 10 bring the note In question. This
taken 10 the cashier Who rather than be
conduccs 10 court, gave up the note and stated that
Mr. Joseph 1sham OF No II Fulton street had deposit
ed II for collection The note bore the endorsement Of
oae Julius A. Gllgan, said 10 be . young Epglishman
who recently received commission In the United States
army. officer Brevoort yesterday called upon Mr.
Isham who stated that bis brother Ralph Ishsm had
placed the In his hands 70 money on Giaan
Ia alleged 10 be the person who forged Mr.. Fredericks
same other notes 70 the amount OF $500 The
10 be further investigated by the authorities The above
statements are made upon the authority ofthe officer.
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Vesiern Caifo MA and philadelphia papers please copy
BRowa-vAs NoRDxs.- On Wednesday, June rs, n the
RESIDENCE Of tho brides father No So Broome street. By
the Rev Gardner Dean, Nj EDwARD Il BROWN 70 Miss
EizABsIH r. VAs NoRDns, all Of New York.
FInpuG-Bo@sUSn On Thursday June ~, by the Rev.
John D1wIipE, FR.EK FIELDING. OF Louisville KY 70 JO-
sfpHrK H daughter Of Louis Bossuet, Of this city
BAws-BRoMcN-On Thursday, juno "a, by the Rev.
Lot Jones, WA Ii. HAws to MKvNA BHoxs0S, oil Of this
city
hAsm--No, -Os YhursaNy morning, juno ~, q the
Hsoseop square hurch In this sty, BY the Rev H. e.
Lott, OF Stamford, JONI T. Manu. Esq, Of Washington,
ILL.,. 10 Mrs EIzABxrs G.. MONS, Of this city
MyIRs-RYkRsoN.-Ip TINS city, on Wednesday, June ~,
Al the North Presbyterian church, w Rev Dr. Hasneld,
wARDsn-wIoHr this city, on f,nrsday, juno "a,
by the Rev DR.. Osgood, FRANK L. WARDAu 70 KATE LIZ,
daughter q the late Edward Wight, al Of this city
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pumorsd Railroad Accident.

saxw PmispEPHIA, jane "a, 1858.
The rumor of sfailfoad accident at Grs Ferry this
srersoou caused great excitement In this city, which
turned out TO be highly exaggerated II was reported
cha, the draw vas left open and tina. two trains pre-
oiptaied the schuJ Kill river, killing and drowning
many persons and both trains totally demolished Tho
facts that trains the bridge and injured
slightly but person hurt, nor were the trains
damaged in the slightest degree.
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Rsform Convenslon.

RUTLAND, June "a, 1858.
The great Reform Convention commences hero 70
morrow and continues three days Mrs. Francis D. Cage
OF Missouri ID lccturing here this evening; subject,
Mc,hers' Influence" large tent Of Grove stree,
s well filed with native vermontcrs and persons from
distance who have just arrived attend the Convention
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The Lstsles Murder.

Rocuryrn, June a. 1858.
The evidcuos against Ms Lttles and Manly Locke s
similar 70 that IN stouts case The pin, vic,orine and
clothing found the Of the murder were identified
az Mrs Lcs by her mother and brother The evidence
will probably conclude 10 morrow.
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Coroner's Inquest.

DKAm YorNG Girl Br PosoS-A MYSTERIOUS
CAsx--Coroner Perry concluded nvengston
Thursday relative 70 the death OF girl named Ann Finn
servant In the house OF Claus Christian, No 1i3 East
Thirty second street. The took place about
two weeks ago, whom inquest was commenced, and
the fact shown that death caused by the effects or
arsenc. Owing 70 the want OF evidence the Coroner
thought proper 70 adjourn the investigation until yester
day The evidence taken showed that the girl had been
in the family Of Mr. Christian for several years, and
we'll liked On the 10th instant she was perfectly vel,
and after supper went out 10 make purchases The
next morning abe found dead In her bed No vessel
paper which had contained arsenic found in the
room, and one knew how the poison had been obtain
ed. Several Of the witnesses testdcd that they her
the loh instant and she appeared perfectly cheerful
and one OF them was with her when she made her pur
chascs the evening OF that day. The post norton
animation made by DR.. Bouton who found large
quantities OF arsenic IN her stomach, and also cousiaera
BILE quantity OF albumen. THIS latter, he thought, Was
caused by the white OF eggs being taken by deceased for
the purpose OF collecting and throwing or the poison
He also that she had been pregnant for Two or
three weeks No further testimony could be obtained,
and the Jury rendered verdict that deceased 70
her death from arseuic but unable 70 determine
whether the drug taken BY her for the purpose OF
sef.dessrucsicn, administered 70 her by some
other person with criminal intent" The deceased was
native Of New York, twenty two years Of age.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PMrADuPHIA, June "a, 1858.
Stocks firm. Pennsylvania State nyes, 90; Reading
RailIosd 22 Morris Canal a bid Long Island Railroad,
BALTIMORE, June "a, 1868.
Flour dull; ne sales reported Wheat dull and un.
visions dull and unchanged whsEey dull and dropping
at &c, . 23e.
PHILADELPHIA, Juno N-lP.M
Flour dull Very little movement in wheat Corn &C.
tive Gales 5000 bushels yellow at 76c. Coffee better
sales 900 bags at l0<c. s1oZc Bacon dull and decin
LARD firm al lhc i2hc. Wool dull. Wnisksy lower,
22hc. 23c.
Flour steady. Wheat firm, at Tic Corn active at SIC.
Oars firm. Shimpments to Buffalo, 1000 bbs. flour,
500 bushels wheat, 900 bushels Receipts 500
bblf. -four 81 900 bushels wheat, 2seo bushels corn
Flour and GULL saes Of 600 bbIs at 81 81 IL
for good 70 choice Wisconsin, - rs for extra Ohio Wheat
hrmer; sales 81 600 bushels at TIC 74c. for Chicago
spring; 7sc. SOC. for Milwaukee club. Corn steady
tales OF 10000 bushels at 6oc Oats steady sales of
steady with small sales at 2OXc Freghts, lOc. wheat
TO New York Lskemports yesterday-40 600 bbIs -four,
$4,000 bushels wheat 600 pusses corn le 600 bushels
wheat, 600 bushels corn, 5000 bushels cats.
Flour closed with fair demand but unchanged prices
raee 300 bbs at So rs 50 81 for superfne Illinois,
81 % for common to choice extra do 81 IL 81 70
sn wses 1e 81 .e1 90 ss M
74c. 1870 fer Chicago spring. 7sc soc. for Milwaukee
club, mosty at Inside prices Corn steady sales c0
bushels at 6oc for mixed, 62c. for primo yellow Oats
firm sses 5000 bushes, mostly TO arrive, at SOC.
Whisky dull at zoe. a 20hc. Fregbts more active, at
l0c. on wheat, 36c flour 10 New York Lske Imports
IN the twenty four hours ending at noon-3 900 bbls.
-four IS eco bushels wheat, 40 bushes corn Oco
bushels cats Canal exports-3,c00 bbls flour, 40 600
bushels wheat goo bushels corn, eoe bushels oats
0swEGo, Jure 24-6P. ~
Flour quiet Wheat steady; saes coo bushels 7sc
for Chicago spring, delivered; 80kc. for Milwaukee club
sfcat. Corn quiet FIegbs unchanged. Lake imports
az 400 bushels wheat, SEQ bushels corn. Canal ex
poris-43oo bbis. -four $4,000 bushels wheat, 900
bushels corn.
Albany, June 2t-6P. NJ
There Ii feature In the market and the extreme
heat renoe everything duh Thermometer at 90 ceg =,
10 the SHADE, and breath Of air stirring Flour
Sales restricted to hcme demand WheAt-rransa ctlons
small, a. 81 for prime white Michigan. Corn steady.
Sound held at TIC. Sales Of unsound CSC whiskey
Irner advance OF half cent over yesterdays
prices asked
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Ths Southern Mail.

WASHINGTON, June "a, 1858.
Tho Southern mail brings dates from oil points Is late
~ due.
Tho Texas papers contain glowing accounts OF tie grain
crops in that State me prospect that there would
bs the largest yield Of corn ever knowa The weather
WIS favorable.
Tho Mobile papers say that Generals Walker and Hen
ningsen were received there with exavagan demonsrs
tons
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srrrxr Oousr-srrulL TERM --Nos ga, a5s, 2AZ, 25s
2t9 260 DOL 262, 20i, EOS, 2t6, 26 26S 26e, az ga
273, 274, 203 22t
srPRsms CouRr.--Crcrit Railroad calendar.
SUPERIOR Cot Rr--rriR term adjourned.
Cowwow PIrAs- Part Mos 31b 10 $40.
Part 2-Nos so, as2 sss sS4 $50, 49, sss, 800, $40
942, $40, 345,
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The Bellefontsine. Terrc Hsute and Sc. Louis
Railroad.
The following dispatch has been handed us by the
asen, OF the ne-
1SDnSororIs, June "a, 1858.
All trains are going through time, via Beefonsains
T~re Haute and s. Louis line. No delay. Damages Ill
repaired.
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Important Surveying Expedition to ta, Js-
panese Seas.


Among the passengers who sailed by the star OF the
West for California yesterday, party consisting OF
Lieutenant commanding John N. Brooke, u s. n. the In
ventor OF the deep sounding lead 30 which the Allan
tic telegraph projectors much) Lieutenant Thor
burn, u s. N; NJ Kern, the artist who accom- gaaed
the exploring expedition under Commander Rogers the
North Pacific and several others. We learn that the
party will proceed to San Francisco, and thence IN the
Fcnimcrc "copper" pilot boat Of about leo tons formerly
Of this oyto China and Japan principally explore and
survey the route between those countries and san Fran
CISCO Ia said there more than 450 dangers-Suob
small isands reefs and shoalson that route which
not located any chart yet compiled and in view Of ;be
rapidly increasing commerce between ports the
Pscds and China and Japan practical Secretary Of
Navy has determined 10 do what lies IN his poaer
TO disspae ignorance which has already proved fss
10 many gallant ship. Lieut.. Brooke carries out large
number Of bis ingenious leads and may expect whea
TO have complete chart Of the bottom of that
part Of the Pacific which he will pass that ach
bis lead has already given OF the Teleeraphc plateau
the Atlantic Joseph Iiccco, Japanese who wrecked
years since and broush, 70 this country Amer
ship, returns 10 japan in the schooner clerk to
Capt Brooke. Heeco has applied himself diligently since
his arrival In this country to acquiring knowledge OF
language customs and institutions and is said 10
write the language very well. He may be the means
Of disspatng . great deal OF the prejudice which
has long proved bar To any intercourse with his
countrymen, but which now seems TO be giving away.
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90, at oil, from yser-M 0s H''ss 'Ae so ny uloio
never sought quarrel VITA La o.
From present Appearances Is 'A''' 'nA. 'ue eA'uiA
ton will continue several dAysye< AeA' en'' ~ DO
made by Lanes counsel 70 make out ~ }"s "na
homicide on the preliminary exa0jnasA "a, al, P'"s'
but Il Is generally believed thai the effort :" 'SN'
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The Atlantic Telegraph
THE wKArHxR AT NEWFOUNDLAND.
ST. JOINS, N. T., june "a, 1858.
TIE weather continues fine Wind north clear but cool
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The Weather ut Boston.

BosroS, June "a, 1853
The weather here to day has been the hottest Of the
2P. n, the thermometer stood At 81 deg, In
the shade, and at P. ~, 1t 80 deg.
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Hspub0cah CohRre6SohhI NOm1n"tsohs
CINCINNATI, June "a, 1885,
Hon. james Wilson, republican, to day nominated
for reelection from the Eighth Indiana Congressional dis
fr{~x
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Popular Hats at Popular Prices The pre-
Ssr s6s Iss Just sSs Is II Tesrsnes ss 70 ss
se he ball motion" BY he beauty Of hts las, production
egusi g. Apy emegeroy and be Is sendcs his customers
spS & wsS csSr Be too hsfS e1sds eau :.
shoX'S No. sc Broadway, AND mske your Selections
Geo. ssnnders' Metallic Tablet Rszor strop.
Il ae genuine srsole hss reyer been ee.see Tor pro
s No xscr f aSSas razor '0 ''' ''
Ladies for the Court,y whhsng Caters ss
twelve lirss sippers shllnRs b ladies' miases
bygr and thcren boots s5c shoes india rubbers &C., Of
''' A'--' T. B. SiLI.Es 4 CO.. ss7 Cana, street
Eosise.-rhe Special Committee Appointed
nova o. sbs remains Of Prcsaent Monroe from tha city
Fdsy "a JuT merit me dsy which he public
iu pSogrsmme OF arrangements for the procession ard
e otmniues he occs.ion we puDahed In the papers
socees sssocaons and order. In or out Of the city
asps e tue Sss e g.rspse ~. S.sss cO sss ca,
ball before the gts inst In order that pisces be
assigned 'heu in the ProSce., i
hoard or ALDERMEN. beard ov couwcrrxrs
aiHSs s asoRes ?, sieskoRp.
52Mf tt oxfss sRyso6s < q sgsck sss.
RiCHAsD SCOTT Corresponding Secretary.
Strangers In the CITY can Obtain Correct
psrsroosissl ss.m,nsiOa. VITA chart AID fu rres de-
Broadway.
Gems and See the Large Assortment ofLa-
sss , No. sn., ,s sr ess sole leather
Frederichs Photographic Temple OF Art,
Ecs ss and 81 srosd-:y opposite se.ropotsn Hotel
ever ssyie.
American Scenery Pho;osfsphsd, and the
pictures for sale at HOLMES view gallery ~ broadway
Heads ,skea ~ ususl Keep cool
wnsslsr a Wilson's Sewing Machines.
once sts Broadway, New Ycrk
Weeds Patent Sewing Machine
Depot AS Broadway. N. r.
Bsrthclrs Sewing Machines. Once ESQ
broadway Aseats wanted Adea. boz ASA Post once MI
B.fshsio<'s gsis Dye. Wigs and Tours~s-
II. Sss s Ss ssr z saa. =. n,'' S'a and
Bsrry's Triccphsr0us n the Bsst ard
chespes, article Cor dressing besuufyns sisansas Irs
sTesersng sne Restoring 'Ss sA'' L"1 w" S'" 0S
Gray Hs,r--wis>c~'s Hs,y Cc,crer ers-
sgsy ssy cscr .s e's Sro Or ss.own
rs,er NO ,rosbe 20 bsd sms Price only rs cent? aoid
aSs .ssssy, ~ e,ra street corner q xea. 70 ss dus
Cyis'sScro's Hair Dye, y,es snd Tcupees---
vseiy applied No Auor House.
tttifr b~tf Dye ShtianRs@ pntt bt"sk or
brovn. No. Barclay street Inimltsoe hair cutting.
GcdNfey's Extract or Elder Flowers Tor the
copplexion. See miscellaneous sdvsrtssm.nts
X. DUPUY, Agen, eo93rOsiwsy.
very Rich Perfume
fr.S ss sss sd Ssu ss c'n bottle
Boiioweys Ointment Ladies whose Conn
riexions diminished By eruptions OF any kind
move them ~ single pot OF this ointment IL gives
leshy 70 the external auics Sold At 80 Maiden lane
NaW work
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TUE GESuAL NEWSPAPER DEsPArcH.
WASHINGTON June "a 1sl

WASHINGTON, June "a, 1858.
Mr. paIlas the OF his despatch dated the sth
OF June, ALLUDED 10 a conversation he had with
lord sanesbury, TO whom, following the spirit Of his
Instructions refused TO make any concessions what
ever In relation "visi Search and he about TO
cod his letter With the report OF unfavorab'e issue Of
shc interview, when he agreeaby surprised with
sudden change 10 AFFAIR.", and Lord Malmcsbury HIMSELF
the requcst Of Mr. Dallas wrote the minutes OF another
conversation, in which he fully accepted the doctrine In
the letter ofsecoy Glass; Of the 10Th Of April as sound
iDternstoual law but conflicting with the treaty Of
ls42.
source ths, the President has determined 10 send
armed force 10 Nicaragua or at least make such naval
display viii convince the governments Of England and
France that way 70 Pacific possessions not 10 be
in,criered WITH and adds, "his intelligence may be relied
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The Murder at MONTREAL
MONTREAL, juno "a, 1853.
The Coreuers Jury In the OF Alice OBrien report
cd yesterday have returned verdict Of Anslaughter
against her husband.
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The Summer Cooler.
oxNrr "a sre.iway.
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Personal Intelligence.
Nh S t. Governor, Jr., LADY, child and servant are
in tewr, and are stepping at the Blevoort House.
ARRIVALS.

From Rrhmopt &c, 50 the steamship Janestown-Mu
Capt jos Befth Miss Msrh Mss Tyler. MIRA Manson
Shld SD rurse Mrs Brown nrs Tgbe, child and nurse
Miss 1850, Mss Wilsms Mrs Lynch Mrs Jackson Miss
1yler Mrs Diet Jro emmy, Ers Kenny Miss Perkins
Mrs sry der aud rbd Mtss and Hiss snyder Aged
Mrs Mcllnerc sad Mrs Blackwell Fmr.ons DIR JAS
Dran Wols, Jnc Templeion and lacy. p Johnston
M Eise Z Dudley, VIM IpoeTmsnn, Ceas Dawson,
Toward, Howard, Wn DiplsFd, K Kirby, A liza ees,
Tloson. Luce, korrison, harburger-snd 10 In
the sieersve
From Liverpool IN ship Vim Tspscot-Mr Thompson and
lady. Col Coson, Mr. Kinney, Nj Ausgood Mr. FELTON,.
From Perm ada ia the bark Eliza Bsree-ir Pension,
Miss Anna Pension, Miss Pension Miss Wellington, A
0u,eytrege, Davis, q Despard.
FIcoi MOBILE. n the BARK Pigrim-Mr Martin and Miss
and Master hsrFcrc. Ess Relosln.
From XIbsrA Cuba IN the brig Sarah Peters, Clcyde,
Mira y Dreggs Ind children.
krcm Trinidad In the brig Richmond G Piszzs.
From kueros Ayres In The bark Dawn-Mr Hy Blythe,
% new York-
From St MARKS. in he tr;g Gen BsleyMrJE Ashton.
Churchill.
rsom Antwerp in the ship ohsrles Cooper-Ms zehner,
Of BaT City, AID four children.
From ssgua the bArk Brurei.eJas Mclean and wife.
Mss 4 Kennedy, Frzncs DE Rails.
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The Benton Straw Hat, introduced by
aEkIN. 2l4 Broad way.
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a Large Asa,rtnAent or straw Hats, in
every variety style. OF WHITES the halter las Fulton
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Tit Beaver Cashmere Summer Ifats.-Csen-
remen desl-out o. fne article in he bat way toad
ESfENBCHAkn. No us Nassau street, where they Will he
pleased He charges - so IN Broadway you have
lie warrants bis hats 10 be superior IN every respect
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Whsslsr a Wilson's sewing Machines.
once 3ts Broadway, New York
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American Scenery Phososfsphsd, and the
pictures for sale, at HOLMES view gallery, 80 broadway
Heads ,skea a. usual. Keep cool
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Buy tho Bcnton Straw Hat, Introduced by
GKNIk, 2ls Broadway.
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Frederschs Photographic Temple OF Art,
rcs SIS and ST broadway. opposite Metropolitan Hotel =
Photographic hAicypsa dasuerrestypes and ambropes n
sfu
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Ccdsrey's Extract OF Elder Flowers Tor the
cosplexion. See miscellaneous ADVERTISEMENTS
". DUPUY, agent G098roaivsy.
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Htlis Hair Dye, 4 shiifings n box Black or
brovs. No. Barclay street Inimllsbe hair cutting.
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Cyfsss5cro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tcupees--
The anywhere hoessle and retail ana the dye pri
ysleiy applied. No Asor House.
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Ladies for the Country whbing Caters st
twelve stlirgs slippers A. s!r ghlinRs b ladies' mi sses
bore and therel boots &C shoes india rubbers &C. Of
al kiads anc prices. paironizs - -
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UNAxPs CONCENTRATED ExTRACr or ROOM
N FER making hs celebrated root beer-Dvps gists Nc
ers Of vesse root beer maker. prpresors sAcoss -
private families viii nnd Il 70 theh advantage " use tha ~
valuable cowpornd, vn thes At all times -
emily esh kesihy and delcus beverage but much chs~v
ihsr be procured In oher WAY. n rus ,p n
bottles ~ as cen 81 ccne, and ~ each making IT, soa
gallons Of beer General aspct - Hudsca srss 80 -
most druggists.
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Geo. ssnndess' Metallic Tablet Rsror strcp.
THIS hc genuine sraole has been eqrsled Tor
oucpg ht kenes possble edge 10 t0f Gale BY J.
n. RAcNDhRS, No Asor HoU8e
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very Rich Perfume
for Tho hands erchief bouquet dorars 80 cens bottle.
Prepsred b. PBALoN sON. tT Broadway
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Weeds Patent Sewing Machine
pepot broadway n
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Bsrry's Tricopherous n the Bsst and
cheapest article for dressing besufnx cleansing curling
preserving and restoring The hair La1es ty n Sold b.
I'll frrgxists
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BoIiowey's Ointment Ladies whose Conn
rexions BIZ finished BY eruptons OF kind,
move hem ~ single pot OF this ointment ~ gives
feany 70 the external uics Sold ri - Maiden lane,
New YORK
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Popular Hats nj Popclar Prices The pre-
vnilrr excite IN the
hs Knox started People prcphesied that after te had
The ball in motion" by the beauty Of his last production
he would be unable supply tie {, nand for bat
e9usi g. emergency and be 10 seufirf his customers
delighted with the Possession OF hs' he
cs'iencp Whch be too highly eE'piied Call nj
skOX'S No. sc Broadway m Ike your Selections.
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ED GLOVE CLEANER -JOUvENs NOTORIOUS
N preparation for cssrirv hid Stoves Of all colors with
out smell wholesale and retail the old stand sO2 Broad
way. A liberal discount 70 the trade
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Gray Hsir--WtssoD's Hsty Ccicrer Grs-
dusy changes gray color 10 ge-,s black or broyn,
wster, troebf bsd smell Price only rs cents. nod
ths agency, 80 Vrsrd street Of Aleu- 10 tse d<us
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Come and See tine Large Assortment ofLs-
dies travelling and fine sole leather
trunks stJoBN BLACKS. No. tmnrray street
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-04-22

ADVANTAGES OF ADvERTisINo.--Esery
issue Of the London Times is accompani.
cd with double. sheet supplement, filled
exclusively with advertisements, in addi'
ton to the like matter inserted in the reg
ular edition. Its charges 10 advertisers
are beyond any rates known in this coun.
try, Its weekly receipts from This source
exceed twenty-five thousand dollars
A single frm--lhat of Windham & Co.,
pays the Times for advertising one article,
'Circassian Oil one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars per annum, and fifty
thousand more per year for another arti.
ce--the 'Circasian Liquid