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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-22
Army Istsl1aGsaos.
eHSnRAL oRDKns NO. Ia.
HEADQUARTERS or rHn AMY,
Nrw YoRK, May n, 1853


Nrw YoRk, May n, 1858.
m A with deep sorrow thai the General In Chief
noupces 10 the army the death, early on the morning o
hs I'm ost n Fort LeAvenworh, Of one Of America
noss dlst commanders and ornaments Brevet
Major General Pcrsifer v Smith, while preparing 70
rnsrcb Nth ths reinforcemepn destined for Utah. Ths
srcst lose though for some time nos hcgetner unex-
pscssa cannot fA 70 cause general mourning In every
b snch OF the military service
seneral smith, though he wm commissioned In the re-
ular army only al the beginning Of the Mexican war he'd,
With a, ~ volunteer, nom Louisiana previously made
two canpasus against the Florida Indiana, and IN THAI
capacity attracted BY his gallAntry real and ntegence,
the notice Of all his commanders and aaso
cisssu Even while oar and on the bench strategy,
saosIos and military administration mostly occupied hs ~
ssssou "a shas vhea he Colonel OF the new ne
Resimsns May a. 1915, he w already one OF the eess
read soldievs In our service Hence, the Following
Bcp4ember he took Distinguished part IN the capture
Noatsrsy and in The following year, won yes higher re-
pown a Contreras Churubusco ChapuePec and NE 10
Zen Gaze o. The Mexican capital 49,.
Az appropriate military honors 70 his memovy thirteen
minute guns viii be nred commencing s meridan snu
the national flag win Be displayed ~ half stan IRON tne
hour I'LL sunset the day amer the receipt OF ns
order each post within the Departments Of the Wes
end Utah, and the officers serving therein viii wear WE
usual badge 81 mourning for thirty days
BY command Of Brevet Leusen ant General Scnth
IRWIN MoD0w ELL, Asa Adj oeneesa
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHR


FuRxAs-BUILARp.-InB Brooklyn, on Friday, May o. ri
the Church OF the Holy TRINITY BY the Rev Dr. Lewis,
Gurpo fuRxAs, b. d., OF New YORK, 10 Misc ELyuA II.
BuIIARp, CT the former city.
KnS-Bp<zII--In this city, on Thursday, Nay 20, In
the Orchard street UpversAlzl church, by Row r. J.
sawyer Mr.. JoeKE KKEx 70 Miss JANE A. BisgiL, daugh
Of Bise Fac, and niece Of Hon w. IL Bissel,
Governor OF Illinois.
HAIIxr-wnsos.-In this city, Tuesday, May Is,
by the Rev. n D. Gapcc, Mr. Gxoaox @ HaIIErr TO Miss
MART ADEiIss, only daughter OF James Wnsoa ali Of
this CITY.
smvsSs-cAuxs Al salem, Mass, on Wednesday,
NAY 10, by the Rev Mr. Leeds joan surxSs, OF Brook
I'm, N. Y, 10 HANNAH NJ CALLER, Of Salem.
wium-PIArr On Thursday, Nay 90 at tho Madison
square church, by Rev William Adams, ID. d., Mr. Gro
W wIom 10 hss HARaiEr L. PL.rr, all OF this city.
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An accident occurred 70 the steamer Bay Ate OF The
Fail River line yesterday morning. sstweoty minutes 70
seven O'Clock. Tho steamer was rounding HAiet's
Point u he time and the tide which vas on The sbo for
over an hour previously, formed powerful eddy a The
Point just then account q ~ being high tide sad
HAies Point being The pazrovest par. Of the channel
Before The steamer the schooner Philadelphia sailing
with free breeze, and asr her, IN dangerous proximity
another schooner-a The three vessels heading for
New York Captain Hewess, Of the Bay Stale, anxious 70
get clear Of both vessels without collision observed for
smoment the OF The Pnlsdephia and concluded
that aha intent on giving the steamer oppcrta
nifty Of passing between her and The Point Acting upon
The belief Of this he captain Of the steamer ordered his
helm starboard In order 70 between the schooner
perceived shai The schooner had her helm FIRMLY
70 sArboard Also and thai there only and
boy on her deck, Who were using al their efforts 70
ion take place. and the only resort len 70 hs cap
tain Of tc steamer N LEI be light poseibe.
For th purpose let The steamer dri brosdsde on the
beaon % that before shs schooner struck her, both yes
sells had os< nearly ali their momensnm and the only
damage cccascoed by The shock the breaking Of the
bboow of The schooner and the smashing Of portion N
the oopeA OF the steamer juss forward Of boiler on
the stavbcaxd side a her deck and nearly amidsbps
rns o cps &c q : w =; ;, sSSss sS" ..s
bcsss were bnssedas'y de~pstcheA - Ne asusapes q
ns nav s e soop incitesscs q NJ reAohcd
~ c ;ss s sss z sssss sss ~
Win Ass bsGsHes, h Nsw Tosk - haf - N sclsuk
rcstanaAsiy % hisy w,s asss = - sss.os g ~
he sscid.ss wS.a ne sss NJ s...y I'm sSs !..s.
sssh ncsaed having bess Considerably nshssee1 N w
y , =: , s. s ss she ::y v .,. - ss. s;'
| fhe ssamScsA sylvan shese We pesssns Mro.sA ~
cate int AMER NE accident cccurred, and eAysd 70 ~
n ,hs vhess o. he syiv shore and before co.d b
rct nee he tide had fallen much ~ 70 preclude w
idsa q making further ssss~pt q any avail
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Naval Iotelllrence.

THE UNITED STATES STEAM FRI0ArR WABASH.
We Iesru that the steam frgate wabash, now nsary
~adv for sea win 20 into commission at the Brooklyn
Navy yard On Tuesday next, the 26th instant shs ID
for the lag ship OF the Mediterranean squadron
hot vii sail within week ten days for the West
Indies 10 look After some busters Of the Britnh navy
Who have been taking undue liberties upon the decks OF
our merchant ships there. After attending 10 this duty
and setting things right she will proceed 70 her station
me officers who have ordered 10 her and who have
reported for duty - follows
nag on,osr-Elie A. r. Lsvallctts.
CApsain-samuel Barron.
Fleet surgeon William Johnson.
Purser-J Geo. Harris.
Iieutssanss-C. r. r. Rogers, sas Bent, Thomas G.
PA Psssed Assistant surgeoo-John Radensssin.
Acting naser -Monsg merry dc1d.
Aasisisnt surseon--John 7. Kitchin-
Passed MidshpmeD-Ed ward Lee, Hamilton A. Dalton
Chapiain--Jehn l. Watson.
Chief cuenecr benjamin ". Gsrvn; 1st sssi.ssntg, n
p. Patterson, Montgomery Fletcher "a DO, Edward ".
Nannipg James kmbali; ID do, 8 W. hompson, Go.
w. lover Morgan n Ss' sas; ,0''po D. S'"''
Brevst Msjor-Jaooo zeiu-
Fns. IleuteuAnt-James Wiley.
FORWARD of1cKRa
Acting Boats wAIn-Armistead Pomwoy.
.GunLev-yohn Caulk
Carpeutsr--John Rainbow.
sailmaksr--Jsoob stephen
coumodose's secresry-hr Falls
-CHplair' o Clerk
Purper's Cierk-John Fergusoa-
ma United States steamer water witch, Commands
Lowell, from New York, arrived az Boston yesterday
r,,e United states brig Perry, Commander r. a. rshl.
man ssiisd iron Rio yanero March a. for Nontsvideo
ma United sasss frixAss Macedonian, Captain q. r.
sespooo her compliment q MARINES under Iisui Jones
1ens aboard
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rnmR On Friday, May q, o. ooUssnpttsa, Mrs
I.asrsizR. VIE Of Lev Laaphnr, Ia ths esd ye.s o.

IarrnmR On Friday, May q, o. ooDsunpstsa, Mrs
Ass I.srszR. ws Of isvi Laaphnr IN ne esd yer o.
Eer funeral will take place from the res,dsscs OF her
SOC 10 Law, No. "a Leww stress, Sunday next. q
those Of her sos4paw Joseph Hughes and Of epsraia
kosepcsasss ind the msmbers Of Anericas Engine Coon
10 VIM ss @ Sa1 e
| ment
Lsx-oe Friday, Nay a. Jos c Inx, asoa Is years, II
The relatives friends OF the famay also the United
Americans ere invited 70 attend tho funeral from .as
h. unsburg, on Sunday afssrucoo, at two oclock.
rRa!..0n thursday, Nay 20. MS JANE PsRsv. widow
TIE Gients Of the family and OF her brother, In law
Thomas O~en and OF her son. Tneodore Perry, ere In
toa Mo- Nss ars sss
o' sS11 sre Ger sbor. nsss Of nvs days, Huu.r
VunxrM Som VI, sged 43 years, month and 10 days.
Tns esndS Vi relatives invited attend fune
ri. A. HE IA Sdencs No. s4l West seventeenth street,
New Yorker Schu. ven Corps respectfully invited v
TArE.-N F,..iand y l. l. on F,id.y. Nay 81, CANA;
n'Sn HSGsnAS, wife Of ""' - AA''' Hs'" o. JOINT
The relatives and rriso. y are invited % .ena the tuds
ss en- sS1 snS,, ss's Il S'.. ads.
TAllMAs-0a 1hursdsy ., 'enlng May ~ EnII s only
d.rsh.e. Of henry and D. u tara sse% from
her passass' Fesasocs, Eighth Ina ana
Fourth Avenses South Brool w Inc s. aSa tS.s
notice.
woop On Thursday morning, May ~, NARY FRANCES,
only daughter Of Charles H. and Mary Wood, aged 10
months.
Tne reskvss and friends az the "a uy Aoconatey
Invited 70 attend the funeral Sun. sAy afternoon, & ono
ockock from tie corner e Union ave and India street.
Greeppoint, L. l.
W. npzrI On Tbuysdsv Nav 20 IA "a WI. WADDGL,
native Of Sesord counsy boWu trojan In the 3&h yeAr
Tbe risda md and tho 70 OF his brother,
Usmf,ton and siso ia msnce,s On Emn ire Lodge No.
sro resoccafuiiy iovlnd 10 ~ snd the funeral,
morn htu is6e rcsdenee crrsr Of Fsrth street and
ma n on sundsv sfseruoc ana o'cocle His remains
Wootixy ON rhurS6av NAV 20 NJ ITO West rwepty-
seventh street, Mrs. PHrn1 WooIxY, aged Sycars WHO
ID ,ha late Jscch Wooley az Morr,stowo New Jersey
Funeral services 1t the hosse, Sundays ternoor
four O'Clock. Her remains Will bs II zen 70 MOI
FktoWn for lntermeut, On Monday Morning
MorristoWn papers please copy.
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THEATRICAL BENEFITS To Mom.-At the Broadway thea
ere Mr.. H. b. PHILIPPE, wen known a. IN actor and stage
director, has complimentary benefit largo number
of well Known ars have volunteered, and Mr. Phillips
viii undoubtedly have what he deserves-a remuneratve
house AT Nblos Garden Mme harzet, ode Of the lead
ing ars,s Of the Ravei troupe has her farewell benen
previous 10 her departure for Europe. Ths
and is object are both attractive
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mar u.-7ne People w. koswe~ In ihs case she jury
d~sgreed The case vas suomed W eleven jurors Tone
Assr Inssilny 70 agree, we're discharged Nine Jurors
IN svor Of giving verdict against the Descendant,
soa Two IN his hvor-~that n, nine thaA ngsr bter In
toxss.asns and two th.a rcA Who shan decide when
81 - snA aeonon dsnree
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IFfu4h uH WkAmnk6N Umlm, ~ III
ina ysont Rsbscos rsmsiDeA 81 anchor yesterday IN
sns rSreau oN Ne wharf q The Asexsndva 1AAm6osS
ppany attracted SMALL skars q aAAsnxtsn. ehs
I. hcub The asa psvfsrt cra that ever ApsAsd upon
tbe rc>o~ss, End y sasAeed m kus nan cf.ww syle,
- wsw Arfne suneee Gun, 60, &c.
Va urAsrsisad shas NJ Bsnncu contemplate retaining
a Nsw Ycrk n Nke part In the resG ssInkh which 70
sxala Mace there tbe 81 o June.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
Stocks dull. Pennsylvania state 5's, so,S Reading
Rarcad 2Sh; Norris Canal, 42k Long Island Ratlrosd,
1sxi Pennsylvania R.f0i Nv rs S;,..m Nav 81 1855
Cotton unchanged sales to-day OOO bales me sales
q the week fo up bates and the receipts is 500
year, $4,000 baes; ditto ali Southern ports, 80 600.
Sugar ds! a. 6xc eHc Flour auil, q 81 Red wheat,
Lard In barrels, lie. FreShss-Couon TO Liverpool,
1iS s. iS,syS. Sterling exchange lo!a losN. RIO
M ~, s. des q the week $500 bags STOCK
oO..os-s.lss today 1000 bales. i ike for nadIng
s S @ q:
week lat year Receipts ahead Of last year % goo bales
Cossoa-sass Of the week. 600 bales, with deoltus
On the lower qualities Of xd sales 70 day. 800 bales,
NJ unchanged prices.
Cotton Tho sales were about the usual average 70 day.
81 unchanged quotations
Our cotton market b active ct unchanged prices.
BALTIMORE, Nay %, 1853.
Flour quiet Wheat hrm Corn active. Provisions
steady. Whsksy, 2okc'a 2io.
PmApErMA, Nay 81, 1853
.. s.. 81 s sa e. Ta a ;, 80
q 5000 bushels yellow At &c. 100. Provisions drmer
mess pork sls; ooa-hams lilo. l2c. sides 01lc. whis
key %ko sNko
FourBeter inquiry sales about eco obls. 81 yester
WSss.Nos much offered, and bu. se ID demand sales
2,6oo bushss white Michigan q 81 o. Cwn-Demand
good ssss 5000 bushes mixed at $50 900 bushels At
Go &c.; 10 bushels ct o9c; 1900 Bushels at 70hc
snd 1900 bushels prime Western mixed 1t Tic saost
Cas-5apply continues large, and s With di,a.y that
capaiy wsstsrn, Il SOC. !. ssXo weight s.rsy|soo
b1shels inferior ct Soc whskeY-Saes 90 bbls. p.
y..s .ssms s.-S..s: Zoo busnsls prime on prv..s
Thursday 10 $50 lbs, including 1900 nne fleece, about
seoi l6eoo lps one quarter blood as slo. 500 lbs.
super pulled ri 49, 600 lbs No. pulled at 26o and
BcyYALo, May 21-1P.M
.s a~ Wees 1e nsa snes
sales 80 0oe bushels illinois At 5sc $40 Oats dall
whiskey quiet. Freshs-Boass scarce; rates steady:
sSs sSSr 1000 bushels wheat 10 bushels osss ous
expors-TO00 bills -four 40 600 bushes wheat, 1900
BUFFALO, May 2l-sP.M
Flour dull; sales, 500 bbls Al IS 10 for extra Wisconsin,
- for extra Michigan and q 2Sa "a 10 for double extras
sales 900 bushels roc Chicago spring; sos rod
Indiana and Ohio go for white Wisconsin, and 94c for
FOR common Indaea and illinois, Oats dull and nominal
~ $40. a82kc. whskey quiet Freghs firm; wheat iSc.
90
exports-Scco bbls -four 900 bushels wheat, 900
Oswsoo, May 2l-sP.
rour unchanged Wheat dull; sales Of 5000 bushels
SsssS sss Of oushss q sso for InS uos and
S7kc for Indiana Ffe,shts By canal unchanged-four
go rhsss &c. corn &c. 70 Nss York :, s
barley 10 Geo bushels oats 1000 bushels rye Canal
700 bbs aour, 5000 bushels wheat, $4,000
CHICAGO, May al-eP.M
Flour dull. Wheat &C. Corn steady, at 4So. Oats
bushels ~Ress bushels corn. sapm.u 70 o. 1sse
No -four or wheat % 900 bushels Reoepts-6oo
bbk- -four; a. 900 bushels wheat; 20 900 bushels corn
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AworHrs FtoysxrSv.--Mrs. Martha Heugs sloped Vim
NE apprentices boy q hcr husband IRON an Interior town
s~sd feana shsn, md sooSssdsa IN saxss be vs ssc>
- ~ hOma
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U,LKoANr srRrNo GOODS.
- oHASpu.mks All VIC CAS- rIxrunxs;
New styles ~ sILyEn YLArkD MAkn
of cr which received no Only r
gold medal gives by The American InsfitsisA
Beauuful rrsuoh china
DINsER, TIA AND TOILET sEf4
BRoHzks VASES, CLOCKs, AC,
Per ship rsvs~tssior,
All Of which We are sailing q ysry moderais prcs.
Cornes a. Broadway and Brooms sresL
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Freder1ck's Photographs Temple NJ Art
Nos oss and 5s1 Broadway, opposite Metroocan Hotel
graphs, hAiovps esguesosypes and Amproypes In
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Wheat fer tho New York Market
AUGUSTA, Ga, Nay 81, 1858.
The Augusta mills commenced grinding wheat day
M the New York market
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20 cent Ambrotype Likenesses, with Case,
beautifully colored Family and chiidrens portraits
we'll sakt ., ai KIMBALLs, 81 Broadway.
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emit Of cravaia tea suspenders gloves &c JeAGATK
co Il 2ss Broad ssy. Shirts msds BIZ meAsurcmenI No
sewing machines used.
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Hair that II Dry. Hard and sim, may he
subdued and made soft and glossy single application Of
BUkHkT1'b CoooAiue compound OF oil &c For
dressing the hair and promoting healthy growth
rivAlea For sale by all druggmNL
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WIFE, HAIR peasw, O~ny 49, = 1stfas,
eccs " hew - "tlAcs brcvr;" dces sc dys ms sSn,
cccw - gfcsa1 "biask o. brown Asescy ~ ersnd
swese N ~ ara sAsrA APPLIED me ~sAsr-s ssm 49,
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A. Grows. s.s;'g s.,,.. x.s.,..
!: sse p e.: a.:
OrnBREDEs-A GARD CASE INOLyDRD WITT
each plate Also. when two packs are pnAted fre n y
AT Evs.DmLs. PARIS WEDDING oARns "!
s'u.d~.s. ' oo.nsr q D1sa. street i!s.S.Ssd issS
Al JONES': AN !. =! ss.,;;, 9 ,OR OO.a.A
A ROrso RKyR!e !s .1,s
Arctic refr1sessioss ,...,.--
Having the advantage OF escui..inx current q COOL
Manufactured and sold by opo.or prv,cr m
A r1a14 tiHRs' f HHss f r2I.s, ru-,
win guarantees o sars any case x asss o. s1s. pusa
AserHnR voHpssvvL ogss o. riLEa
s:sss q ~: X 80 ~ Es::: =: :sSsss:s &:
s Dsd ' Can ana a. M sstsrsaes ~ 30 esa o ~
& e. q: 3. s: 80: 8
a A largo N. Y. SSs ~ stock q
selling at prices greatly reduced
a spring importstons selling Al the most unprecedented
'' '''s-as AND .s1.'
NO. bs8 BROADwAY.-yUBf RECRfNED. FRENCH
These papers be found ON
DLRRDIN0 KANSAS.
ID While Kansas " ''bsedng'
| bAdbugs * breeding,
| To dra y oar own blood Iron our veAns.
| The powder Of LYON
| Then dsah the young Try" On.
| Before each is full size attsas.
Now 10 tho time AnnihAte DoRtous mseotsL LYOp0
powder instantly destroys thsm and hs pills fatal
bepot s2s Broadway. r. LYON 90.
T1vr fou oOOD.-DR- LAN0LEYa
I'D and herb bters the standard
dice bilious and nvor complaints
humors Of the blood nd sk- FOYER aud and
all rseases arising dsordered stomach
sold By AL dyussn1, sverywAere
NArARRH-DR. 00oDALEs oyFICE FOR CONSUL
" tston and treatment Of caarrh, and I've oonsequsaoss
neuralgia hescaohc, throat bronchiiis
dersr Eemcns Arising from The disease IA al No Bond
York Tho pathology advanced maintained
BY The urdersgned viii eommcad self 70 j1dSmsat
OF all and his entire In the Of The form
dsbe ppee q this malsdy h SUFFICIENT guarantee of As
correctness OF hts position
NoREe-IITTLKFTHID wEsTERyELr. CHIRoPa
~ dsts eis Broadway, directly Opposite
Nicholas Hotel whore they will continue
full Heamcnt Of bunons nails &C. Separate
aE1r. afnrla
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0OfI,OsTTrks,
Ertraced without pain 20 thai boot be worn imms
dstey without hs Least the patient By Dr.
ZACHARIH surgeon ckropedist 100 Broadway. Refers
The physictans OF This city.
DR. SMITHS EI.ECTRIC OIL-GERAr CURE8 SKI
~ inside this paper today Those who doubt should call
DR.. tMrTH. Smithsonian House. Broadway And Houston
street, and VI HUDSON street
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nn's Hair Dye only Fs~r shslings Bcx,
baeh brown. No Barclay sAseel 1nimfsbse hair Get
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Barry's Tricopherous-Ohly 10 Cents Bot
tie usually sold 20 cents at drug store,
ner Of Eighth avenue and twenty eighth street
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A CaYd.-An Persons who have Gray HalE
hA Of bad color invited 70 ca and consult Doctor
0kANDJEAN consultston free ct 81 Church street,
Of Barclay his uid gives the hair natural color do
sired and may be considered real prodigy Of chemry.
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Round Hill Water Cure and Hstsl, North
arp,on NAss-MoctAn air. Forest park good table And
anusemcntA. Send for circular.
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Harris - Russak's % Hats have I'm Beauty,
style and finish rival chdrens fancy and oAps
228 BoweTy, 81 RshtA avenue and SO Grand street.
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Hctsowysyr pills and Oantnsnt-Fex Near
uaarsr~ 81 censvry Ne Of ne civilized .o,m s~
keme1 pruus OF The ecney remedies Ia bilious
dsor1evA ccnplAina TIE stonsoh and eove sAinesn
aesrhera fnsir venisfa pfopStes ere s'oeA'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-22

Fancy Cutiery.-A large variety Of sports
men p~n and pocket ~ Il and beautiful
ps,lerns for sale BY ia r. sAUNDEks NO House.
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Metallic Tablet Razor strop Wholesale
aad retail, by J. 4 SAUNDERS No. Astor House.
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Extra nns Omces % Le4-Appay - Knox.
M Broadway. Spring style Of hat 10 out Also. caps for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-22

First Premium ChiIdren's Hats.-Spring
and styles Of GENTS hats CABS tseir VA
ety. Gail and examine. al KELLO0GS. 35l Canal
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Superior shirts and Furnishing Gesds,
iRx PkREao SON. "a Nassau -rcs.
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Cristsdore's Iasar Dye, wigs ana Te~pess
se besS worS Wholesale ard rea and Me dys pri
vatsiy applied No Asfsy House.
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Gentlsmeu's FurniAhlng Goods.-Jast Opsn-
1t 1oox Broadway complee Of e above goods st
retail per ss han usual prces TRY and be con.
vtnosd CHARlEs LuM CO., 2S9k Broadway
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PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY,
NM Hr0at~av

(Oveg 1hompsoa'a)
Has exhbtou TIE largestand most perfect coleo
ton Of Photographic extant Of the different membes the
clergy Of New York and aadjoent oies The public
vided 70 cau and examine the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-22

Syrup ef Phosphates OF Chemical Feed
(genuiAe) CAMfBEL5 west end drug es,abshment
q kighth avenue and Twenty eighth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-22

New Fsshssns An Gentle mems Fursashing
Esods by every SIC amer 81 oRkKNg sA and furnishins
sorA. No Asiox Houae.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-22

Approved by the New york Aosdemy Of hedictne
Yiss 70 the and r<arinR ell the virtues Of The OIL
E9g6ng, - rpvr,s sv 60 v,...,..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-22

> Barthcif's sewing machines.
'-Yhess MACHINES maize excellent work."-H r. eun-
PRINCIPAL OprICH.
go Broadway. corner q Breome s~esA
esnd for cirrrlay. Addrss care Dor is1 Post ome~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-22

Pasas Ftst Hats just Resolved at Whites,
lab ruloa sroee Gents dress As> sprng ityiss o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-22

The Elixir or Callsaya Bark, n introduced
bad u his old stand iss broadway and also a. hesrs
hmrsta rons corner o. spring Gr,et ana brosdwAy,
sos BroadwAy Mcne. corner Of Nine,eenh street. and
broadway; A Cusbmsn, under the St. Germsn Hotel; H.
O. froham corner OF 1hry nr street ana Fourth
stansbie Laasha, GO SIKH avenue. near Thirty eighth
street. Ia Ac.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-22

sssss h oosdso>eA himself In firm and unnnobipg
mnnn0r.
HARnssgaa, Pa, May n, 1861.
William Williams wns executed this mOrniue for the
murder q his friend, John Hendricks, In May last
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-12

n. August. oar'.'sl. s'a's.1iis.lA.. n. following

The Augusta ozr0aics Gadltslh has the following Cot
ton reports;
AuausTA Dec STheTe good to-day, bE At lower
prices. Of sales Of about $40 bales this morning. the
basis Of l0 cent for Mddng II FOR Good Addng, us for
Middling Fair, and II 4 for Fair.
CHARIEsroE Dec. s, ?. MCottonThere is fair demand
and price, unchanged Sales to-day l00 h at 90 to IL cents
SAFAENA, Dec 8Sales Of Cotton today 1906 bales. The
unsettled, and Good Mdling is quoted at il5sll
cents.
There has been considerable feeling Cotton arkedurng
the past two or three days considerable amount changed
hands advance weeks quotssions. The may
quoted firm lO9lO3S for Mddng with occasional
selections at IO1<c.
The receipts this have been $50 bales total receipts
since the LIST Of September s, 05 bales.
Mr. A. Hamilton sold three hogsheads Tobacco at AS SIS and
6.9O
fellow gave name Aayaeld was arrested in
st. 9Th instant charge passing counterfeit
$50 bill the Railroad and Banking Company Of Augusta Ga
On his person found ryhree notes Of same character
The Winchester Home Journal that hog cholera has
killed than $4,000 EOrfh Of hogs in that country since
April last.
The Louisville papers contain the following dispatch:
CINCINNATI Dec g. P M-Hogs dull and declining; holders
anxious to SELL $500 head sold at heavy and
and downward for light; the decline Is 10 cEt 1000
bbs pork sed SIS be delivered March, and 1000
hb the at Sl7 So ITO hhds Of bacon Madison az
and &c for shoulders Green meats sold ct nc for
sides and &c for hams Nothing done in lard market dull at
lic The demand for all articles continues chiefly speculative the
amount going into consumption been exceedingly limited
change Is hrm bankers paying premium and selling a. Z pre-
MUM