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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-21
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CiAl.
MONEY MARKET.

TUESDAY, April no r. NJ
me advance 81 the first board this morning another
indication Of the steady upward movement which began
ten days ago. and which, strange say has progressed
without the aid Of single member Of the board. sthe
work solely Of the outside public who have been buying
stocks While the brokers have been selling them short
Had any bed operator with adequate means, laid hold Of
market within the past ten days. he would have bad no
difficulty putting the leading speoulaivce ten PEE cent
higher nothing OF the kind, however, has been sttemps
ed and the market has been left 10 the mercies Of the
public and the BEARS The result SOC compari-
con between prices and those which ruled
In tho FRS, week IN April showing advance in fort
night OF from 10 s per cent Tho chances now
strongly In favor Of decided further upward movement
II would be accelerated and intensified any pro-
mincnt ball were 70 enter the market to-day a.
general purchaser but even without this, 10 can
hardly fan 10 take place. Slowly and ~ degrees
the public ere purchasing s.ocks-some for cash
and thcse are removed Of the market the ohcrs
time and these the bears-vho broksrssre ies-
persy embarrassed 10 deliver Ere for instance which
has been Immensely over.od chiefly by directors Of the
company Ia scarcer than n has ever been any one
chose 70 take the pens might be put 10 80 without df
nculty. New York CenuI m the same manner has
largely sold Short In anticipation Of the re- imposition
Of tolls BY the Legislature. rne best informed persons
who are acquainted with ths Affairs OF This company are
Offering bets that will touch par before next dividend
day. Hudson River IA IN the same condition Though
small snug stock Of which the street has never held
any quantity 70 speak Of, the bears have actually sold
short between fifteen and twenty thousand shares which
they VIII probably have to buy for delivery the neigh
borhood Of forty. Persons who have mouey lying lido
rick very little by venture in Of these live fsn-
c,es provided they keep the option their own hands
and secure good contract
AZ the board this mornng The trenssctoos sere quas
active and 10 unusual amount Hudson River Railroad
third mortgage bonds improved per cent; Ia cr3sso
lard grant bonds Vi Penney lvsnia Css Oompsny, IL;
Pacific So smshp Ccrnpany, u New York Central R','
road, IN; Erie, Ia; rIuiscn River Railroad, ~; SKA
Avenue Railroad, NJ Reading, 2; sicheU southern. od
x; DO preferred t. rsusoss, "a esleas AID ChCs X
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Coroners' Inquests-

FArAL FIeHr RKrwuy Boys,-iawrsnce Cook, boy
sbou. is years old died at The New York Hospital yesser
day, from the effects wound in the thigh, received
while engaged n 6gbt with lad named Michael HART
the night Of the i7,b ut The ARRAY took place At the
OF Houston Crosby streets and the deceas9d
n IA said was the aQeressor Cook attended by Dr
Hooker house surgeon the hospital and had every
attention paid him, but in vain mortihcaion SET Few
days ago, and the patient sunk under It's effects Ceroaer
Connery notified hold inquest upon the BODY Oh
deceased. Cook a native OF Albany, and had been
but few months in this city.
SUICIDE nv Crrse THRoAr WITH RAzoR james
Ferguson, native Scotland, aged - years, committed
suicide on Monday night si his lodgings No ios Green
wich street, while sboring under at Of temporary de-
rsngsment Of mind csused by ntempersDce and Of
employment Coroner Ccunery held inquest upon the
body OF deceased yesterday when the above facts
elected. Dr Wele made poet norton evan xston Of
The body, and gave ~ hs opinion that deceased
ilied suicide. The jury rendered o verdi OF "Deatb
By suicide" The deceased engaged 10 be married TO
q young lady In this city
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Ooa"mI-syros.-orTh Thursday, April IL. by the Raw.
M Perry, Mark CORNELL TO LUcr eldest daughter 4
Charles j. Sutton Esq, all u Tiemoat, westohestsr
V,k.Y.
buror-Moass In Brooklyn on Monday, April 10, =.
the Church OF the 6ciy Trinity By the Raw. william Il,
Lewis y. d., Mr. CHARLIE rsoMAs. son Of the ate ". ..
dupont, IsQ Of Quebec, c T., o Miss NJ AoAEx1 JMsk
fax, Ne.
Quebec and Halifax papers please copy
GErci-FRAsUs-On Monday evening, April 10, ~
Rev Or Armitage, Mr. Mosnx0 GlDT1s 70 hiss AnAsEa
FxANrls. ell o. tss city
Philadelphia papers please copy
Mcxsf-RoCKxrr.-Ou Tuesday, Aprl Do a4 All 0anAe
church, BY the Rev D Flagx, AInAspR MAcxSr SQ.,
TO Mss Jo~sB'sp Rowsrr, all OF this city
M,LIxDOlsx -TaonrUs tuesday, April % by -
Rev d. Taylor, rector OF Greco ohurct WMroS a. kna.
poI 10 Mss MxDoRA ADA, daughter Of W r. rhenpssa,
FAq
srrIvsy-Cory Brock'yn, on Sunday, April 10, ~
the Rev Dr. Sconeiler, pastor 0 81 Pauls church, ~.
E.Y.
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Police lnselllKence.

HIGHWAY RonsxRY IN BROADWAY William r. ". Cham.
bsrs OF No lis First street. attacked and robbed by
three young highway he was walking up Broad
way near IL onard street, on Monday night While two
OF the garrolers held him by the throat and the
third red his pockets Of opera glass and gold
watch and chain valued all at s2io The rAscals then
ran Cd In different directions. One OF them was closely
by Mr. Chambers and esdeavorcd TO escape By
diving oyster saloon In Of the adjoining streets
but Mr. Chambers kept close behind him and finally sue
cerded In capturing the offender. The prisoner was
brpueht before Justice WEIGH a the Lower Police Court
yesterday, where he committed for trial
CAPTURE oF A Housg nfru,-k house thief named
williams was caught the dwelling OF Mr.. Davis, No.
44s Fourth ttrec yesterday, BY policemen Fountain and
Hewcn Of the Seventeenth precinct The prisoner ID
In his pcssession silver cake basket pitcher aud watch
which we're much przed by the owner. Committed Tor
trial
CHaRexp WITH SIZZLING DunisED NEAr.-owcp Reynolds
appeared before Justice Quackenbush, at the Jefferson
Market Police Court charge Of selling diseased
meat preferred. against him by policeman Alberson, OF
the Ninth precinct, The defendant alleged, had in
his possession cart load Of "bown veal winch he was
about dispose Of In Troy, near West street, when the
police suddenly bounced the property and had u
oouyey ed 70 the Police Court Held TO bail 70 answer.
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BrookIyn city News.

Tnz BaooSiyN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS os rrU CoeoSEa's
Recommendations THE yuRr, HOLDING JAMES
KELLY roR MURDER, AND Aoovnuso nonAs MO
CoHncx-IAsi evening Coroner socll proceeded with
The investigation into OF the death Of Rosanna
Kelly who stabbed BY her husband on the night Of
Friday last Several witnesses we're examined, VINO re-
lated the circu which seemed 10 implcae Nc
Cormck In the Transaction Tue Two children OF the de-
GOOD girl OF sixteen and boy OF thirteen,
mined and related the conduct OF their father 10 yards
their mother being for many years system Of beastly
brutality The Investigation was closed about ten O'Clock,
and the gwen TO the jury, who renderef YER
dirt After about hours deli oeration, That Ro
eanna Kelly came her death by blows inflicted with
Knife or some sharp from the hands Of james
Kelly and we further agree and honorsbly acqu Mos
NoCormiok from all blame, he having boon arrested
ON suspicion OF being an Accessory" Mccormick was
ercupon discharged, and Kelly was committed TO await
me action OF the Grand Jury.
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Several moderate dry goods auction sales held
yesterday, but not generally Of leading importance
Hessrs. wilmerdings Mount held . moderate sale OF
carpets, which met demand at satisfactory prices
considering the style and quality Of the goods Number
OF lots passed
Mossrs. Hsxgerty Co held favorable sale OF assert
cd dry goods Inc catalogue sold through, and IN
any instances duplicated The domestic shlrtngs sold
at full prices line OF silk cravats black de Rhlnes
aod fancy silk do sold q. good prices and were in many
cases duplicated.
heeSrs. wilmercing, Hoguet Humbcrt sold q oousL
derabIe line of linen goois including table cloths SC,
which brought satisfactory prices. They also sold line
ol vhite goods embroidrries. &C, al fair prices
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United States Circust Court.
SUIT AGAINST THE CITY PoR INFRINGING PATENT.
Before Judge Ingerso


Before Judge lngersoll.
Arm 20-Fyanklin Ransom q al rs. The Mayor, dc >,
of New Ycrk.-rhs ~as a motion 10 vacaie Judgment
In December 1885, the plaintiffs obtained sverdct against
the defendants for $40 ooo for infringement Of patent
Exceptions were taken the trial and time was given TO
the defendants 70 make case. The not made In
Tine but the neglect waived by PLAINTIFF On De
cember IL 1851 the plaintiffs entered up Judgment upon
the verdict and on December 10 q motion made 70
vscae that Judgment, which motion An order Was on
tered, by consent OF parties that that udsmont DO va
Gated on by defendsnts OF costs 70 that Tune
defendants have leave 10 procure No case 70 be
se,ted with leave 10 turn into bill OF exceptions, on
condition thai the motion FOR trial ON the case Do
and the appointed day the motion for new trial wsi
heard and new trial denied. The bill Of exceptions wa,
tbereupon allowed by the Judge Who presided Al the trial
ana Hled part Of the record the Within two
Judgment Of december H. 1861, the ground that the
coats bad not been paid during that term OF the
court; whereupon the defendent moves that all
proceedings founded upon that Judgment be stayed
and he a Judgment record, 90 that the case
can be carried 10 the Supreme Court II that judgment
wss valid Judgment then the defendants writ OF error
could not operate suporsedeas, and the money could
real 10 the Supreme Court II was stated on the notion
and rot denied, that the plaintiffs insolvcnt
Held by the Cour-Thaf the condition q the payment Of
costs vas for the benefit Of the pan and else
could derive any advantage from H. That condition
made for the benefit Of party may not only be satisfied
nv strct compliance with ", but may be released
waived without any express release Ihst the facts In
,hls case show that there implied waiver Of The
nsvmeut OF coes in strict compliance with the order
scnsss ever having been Of the defendants their
or the payment Of the costs and the having
becn set,sa the molten on heard aud the made
into bill OF excep,ous, without any intmsiion thaa the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-21

do Bshs, rs &c DO Msrarsibo 40 DO ysv~, t.Tf&
mats CO ~ Domingo, Q, $40 DO foss b~gs 81 Ass,
6Sl22
Coros IhN s,ssk~s ooae< , lndusass Of ths ssrs,sn
ne~s BY the AAsc, assumed greater dv1nen and e;u-
WY The s.,ss snehruceS sbcas 900 0Oo bs<s,
tsnor
N fcI, Wig f'sermeut OF the movement In osttou
rn'e toe let 81 ssieub~r compared with he previous
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As Compared With the coalition Of the banks IN tfe md
die OF February aet there has been ioans
Of nearly million and three quarters; Of specie nearly
million and hall; OF circulation nine hundred thou
millions. The bank movement will be steadily
swelling II is true, bank resources also increasing.
s1a they are probably well oetter nole meet
their Increased liabilities row. with their Increased
they Nth their lesseeed
reduced ipde btedness 10 February. TIE banks
doubt eDdesvcrmg TO their customers
ne they deem prudent, and at the time make
much they for themselveL
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BfIDCMILAHNOU1.

nfsses cemens snc cuts FOR s~Is 3, ,Ss sn,so1
Tgs DEAD soxEK "A TRADITION Has BKKw
sss :.a ,ss' =,
e sus ay susss provssed no nan DE- own sss
Be !: ma &. nj q S
mode sDd regulators Of nsa- ON Ibis tradition Ss-py
!. s sss ~ Ssf1 ssf
ss q n s '
.ss 20 Ss ;s % re ' %Sssi
5, y y Ss.s s- % q.
#
:: :ss 8. ali Il. q.
he s.s .s S I'd ana sSs grave ersSs<
s 81 s . % as,'
e. ~ c- was ns.s. sSoy1 70 =: ;s
ss.s ss ss = =
r dead a o. s:1
ss.. e Sss. =. s...ssiaa ::
Do.ia:s Ssea snS.s q him No, 's sosa s.s.
tssss sissss = ~ N g. ~ b:. ss::
~ +d. u e. % the Her. e
ts.aec sy ,nu,s be psrsouss yuDi.ssd n. ehssnss
-, q =. s.s:
S lawns s & s. I s's: NJ:
sc'anS played dead mar ch snc there certainly
hna ~id and fearful In the association produced By tAe.s
Grains death and the fatality enoounering rhs
otssrge he repeated at the place aud hour during
three days after which be calmly awl;tef
suit The thrilling incidents bioh fclo wed the chaleoge
s acceptance By Toe strong armed o. Rorteshe aeOss
tiers fer young ces'h looked
neyhabiehe preparations sov the oatIetAe
ysd the corn, and the made grAvethe great
blase u the aghs seleapn Of seoondshe terrikis
OF The lea great contest betweeu
given with ne.se aael,y "a sgsnd rcr full coun.
hpr "A IN Shch u. Of s stoey With tilus
haoos given The GU. Is the great ,rting Of
america. sut add by new 1eAierA al four osn per
copy It rome fall 10 r.sd the Dead Boaer o. Bc<rc
BLv OF The Lamb LAUDER
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costs had not been pAA o. tAAt NE Judgment WIS st
vahd onc Thae ths payment II costs having been waived
- luoeneas ne longer valid under tbe order Of
Docsmber 10 1857 mo proceedings the are
neeere stayed end the PLAINTIFF ere required . enter
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORr.

Asrs.-The marked Was quiet, and sales confined 70
small Lots OF pots n &c.
BmApeurvs-t iour--rhe foreign news received BY the
Arseo impaired nrmness 70 the market for bread
stoas generally Shipping brands of common W medium
grades Of state and Ohio -four higher and the trade
csed Il advance Of from Sc 10 loo and In some cases
more, with sales Of about 1000 10 900 bills, mainly
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IOsei expofw 4S,uOO i,Vo0 $4,000 l2l 600
Rucetps-oecresseA the ports pared with year
l2S 0C0 bales Exporsncresse Great Britain IL 900
bales; decrease TO Frame COO deorcase other
reign ports, $4,000 ToiL decrease u exports, 81 900
Fna0ns Rates wcro dull AID er sasemeps wore mo
dersse To Liverpool, about 70 oC0 b1she~ srsn wore
engaged At 3kd.. 900 bbls -four Is akd 800 Dbl.
rtsin AZ Is ehe ana 4eu q. "a, WITH $50 nAss OF
square cotton a. "a and nc 90 Sea island a. 3 49,
To astmev 80 bbs ashes engaged at rs 81, ami
10 tobacco a. ga Cd RAtes 70 othes porS
Rico AMI back 4Oo and 81 and another vessel to load
south side Cuba at 81 40 and o. So California
HAY -saes OF 9 mwoD To prime timothy Tor shipment,
were reported 1t soc ooc, with moderate transactions
N day
MoIAssss wss quiet, while pro ~ wore unchanged
NAVAL SroIhs - The stocks light and the market
Inactive Sales Of sbcut co bbs spirits turpentine
made ~ $40 and 2oe bills 81 50 FINER qusl,-
ties 10 good request with sales Of 200 800 bbe
low extaNo at 81 Is per go lbs small lot Of prime
pa.e rostn was sold q, o. aS About 200 bbs VII
nineton and Washington sdd ~ 81 ~ 81 So
Oiis-iinseed continued steady, with limited SIZES At
zoe . Tic asked Crude whale and sperm inactive.
PRovMoss - Pork-rbe market continued Arm, With
Gales OF about 500 100 bos including Sls
sla TO- thin meas al SIT 60, primo SIG So
Gear al $40. Beef STEADY, w,'h sales II about $50
U az s U','s Reases.s Western 10
~th small let OF better austy at SIS 70 Rerscsed
extra mtss at sla 5, so; pr'mc mess was a,
SIS = $23. BEEF hams steady with sales n W
q TO obis q, $iS Bacon Arm with sales a, &c.
s9ac and 80 bbds. smok - sides SOIL a. loo Crt
IN fair with of 400 packages
7c for ehoucers, and at qTc 9kc TO Ice for hams.
Lard firm, with saes 300 bbis and tercss
lie. a IL &C 800 kegs ut l2c .21c. New butter
was firm and In goot d. msnd. while old duu Old
OhO selling at l2c. Q l6c do ct lSc zoe. old
state was selling =, Ice nc and new Al Is. . 28c.
tDeese Gull Ohio quote at 70 &c., sod State 1t 7c
&c
RICK was quiet at SIC &c.
SUGARS ual toe iDcsmencJ OF the eaher tended
10 cheek sses and there hardly enough done make
q market The safes emb 800 hhts lots In
cuorg III oro Rico, part at p and the remainder at
&C. q 7c., with SO hnds Cuba nuscovsdo at &C,
TOBACCO Ia quiet, but prices hfm Sales OF 81 hhds
KeGtucky, &c IA, ii5 ba1os Havana al p H. az
seedisat. t2c a 2Qc IL 90 Florida, &c.
WBsKKY n about SEQ bbls. wore unade At 2lc.
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TIE FAMILY HERALD.

The Revelation ia Observation-Disclosures
HcvS from Utak--Tho BrooAmyn Murder
Affairs In Europe---The Ocean Telegraph
Proceedings OF Congxcas--Local News, Mar
hs4s, Sc, &C.
The FAMILY HERALD Of to day will contain a record OF
tbs evens Of s week Of importance Among other ainSs
VIII contain
Letter from correspondent Oabelio giving
Interesting of revolution 10 venezueia
lnteresting from Utah--rhe War Fever still high
Spicy extra from the Of the AposesRepor
the Delegates 70 Congress- &c &c.
Re Of the Coroner's the John
Kelly charged With the Murder OF his wife in Brooklyn
Friday last.
Interesting from Micronesia Of the Mssi mary
Ship Morning star st Honolulu 49,
Letters from correspondents In Loudon o. Petersburg
&C. giving account Of affairs IN Europefars Fashions
for April. 80.
The Ocean reisgr.ph-Leer from special correapou
dent
shpwreek seaLoas Of the clipper ship John dilpn
Cape horn.
Arrival Of the United fgs.e ,uehanna-
Fearful rsvhges Of the yellow fevsr.
Interesting letter from correspondent Juaa dol
No~te- Nicaragua
Letters Correspondent. at Fon.enee Ne eraska
Territory.
VIII of the late Thomas u. Benton.
poiugs a, washirgtouEepor: OF tie Proceedings of Con-
gress
EDITORIAL Remarks prominent events Of the day
&Repos Of The Lecture Of Dr. Chaplin womsn and her
Work"
The Local Incidents Of adjoining cities Of general
interest
Full Report OF the Prices OF all kinda Of Merk.eabls
Produce, carefully corrected ZACH week.
The Latest Iaelsen received up the time OF pubcs.
ten.
Together with Police RepcrsTheatrcsi Mstters-Report
Of the Cattle Ma<ket-Money and Commercial MArke-Ma<
tages and Deaihs forming gres, Of interesting
fi: and miscellaneous re Adipg
Terns-Oniy 81 year; four cents single copy To be
obAined u The once Of the all ageuts
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Dr.. Tuos 0ooDz tho we'll kno proprietor Of the b
spring1 In Bath county Va died at his residence tho
On the Sd inst. In the 1lst year OF his age.
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United States Olscult C0arts
Boforo Hon. Judge InwOuDO}l.

ArSaL ao.-wllan Ennis, secosd mate Of the ship
John Boyd tried for cruel and unusual punishment
OF boy teen years Of ago. kno~n ~ the oognomea OF
Ducby and from the effects OF which che lad died. En-
miss Was found guilty. Senteoce deferred.
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bcou 70 cnooe fxuh OnlO uOur ranEch IVm " s1sc
% So Canadian ermer, with sales Of About 800 q
400 bbls. within The range OF the above QUOTATIONS.
southern -four ws quite steady and in fair demand, with
sales OF about 100 500 bbs, closing al the above
hfurcs Included In the purchases we're sono sales lot
export " tropical climates. Rye -four was steady, With
sslcs Of about 100 barrels a. the above ngures
Corn meal vas in limited supply 18th small saes OF yer
scy and Brandywine made figures Whest-Ine
muness OF holders checked ts.ts, which omDrsccd voo
bushels southern poor whe al OIL 22B, and zoo DO is
vhi'e At VI s2h, prime white Michigan at ~ 80, WITH
Chicago spring private terms. Corn w.s nrm, win
sales of about Is COO 10 geo bushels including common
and prime white at T3c TIC and yellow at !5c 100
Rye-seles OF coo bushels made IN the slip ~ 80
and 200 do. At roc Barley in rood demand, with
ssies Of . 500 bushels a. SIC CSC Barley nAt was
quiet al SOC sac. Cats unchanged, with sales OF
STATE and Western al 4Ec. soc.
CoFTEk=the marxst quiet. and sales lnnhed.
About 90 BAGS hsyscsbo sold a. llkc, 90 40 ~
lompgo Al &c and 90 do. Rio ~ loc. Messrs- SCOT
On give NE ioosing report In Their weekly circular re
gsrdirg stocks, DC, m this mGket-Stock Of RIO coffee
the l3th April 1853 "a aos bags. Rocsived since 10
date pr Sunny south, 1000 bags per CALICO, 100 DO
per Rececca 5es5 Co per Pilot Fsn, 1000 do per ~
S70O DO total 27tS3 Total stock, ~ $40 bars sslee
Tor ccnsumrtJn estimated io,526 bags. Socs OF No
and seass ccaee on "a, 9@h of April, oS sp,szS sags
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Movements In ftcal Estate.

fhe following ssies were maoe by A. j. Beeckef, So
Co. April %, ct the Merchsn1 Excnapge:-
Right, title and interest VI three story house and
lot % Troy IT. (encumorance u, 3OOi ......... -
-Four story house and lot ia West Eneteenth SO
House ana lot 322 sullivan st ................. SIS
piot OF lots on Atlantic ST., Brooklyn .... SOC
lots Forth side state st. east OF smith, 81 900 LOO
2 do. DO DO do do $3.50 co. 500
lot southeast cor 5chermerborn and Smith sts. 210
I lot scjoiuipg Smith st.. .............. 1,0H
2 10 do dc. 81 900 each ........... $50
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THE svIRETT uAr.
TT'HE FFkHETI AAT-
imported b.
vYsE . SONS,
tialshed and for SAFE By
BALLARD, sHrrH a so.
Is broadway.

\ gsrnps VIII purch.se 'Dr LY,on's treive recioess
rsnted With fu Instructions nsng hs best cosnssea
snd other erttces Qnsref he store Poads~
suhs for reacvng gsuous bali ooh powders hair
frorn Inc face rouge for oemriess~ hdshbie ink =
fnr CO.. rs so<ps oernsai Cor meutpg okfsa &c ssntS
adds. In na Unet States the yecespt Of NJ 10y
entWpt Address Or Layton, 90 Allen sscss New
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Snce january t.. s2o09l StS 400 GIT s1a 800
The weekly exports increasng tue
abst nce OF any demand from Europe for ,resdstu
The aggregate for last week creator for
corresponding period Ia either OF the previous
The Philadelphia Ledger OF the soth inst says
Tho statements Of the average condition of the Phsde
phia banks last week snow steady decided
N nearly all the ixms, the toto wing comparison tos the
last Go La will shox
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M LEyETT. DENTIST HAVING PERpycrsD his
~ new Invention, and obtained letters pssni In present
ing the public would call speeis attention 10 many Of The
improvements which OF such admirable character
discern their usefulness AMI importance
The plates erdninary srgs portion
he roof to OF the mouth Interfering tass.
speech and comfort Levcts nsendOn does ssay
with this great objection and Il mush lighter hrmer and
adhs son, the atmospheric pressure principle
brought entirely novel and Ingenious
pliostOn le self evident Of which aed full
comm Of OF the Patent Once. Ths Improvement
has been thoroughly tested and profession
and others highly recommend H. DR. Leveu viii be pleased
every fscity the Investigation the
subject No. II wayerley place. near broadway. 4.
CIBsoN's sYRuP-1s AT BARNES q PARK, NEW
VI York city al Wholesale Gbsons syrup will
fuous chudres masicsny. Try IL Fur sale By G. r. aing
192 broadway.
Gibson's syrup In all roots and no miaersia
Gibson's syrup only Processes 70 purify tho blood
aibsons syrup quart bottles aud u Ike
Gibson syrup every family ought 10 have in their
Gibson syrup builds Ack puny and ,hldren.
For ass BY q. " Ring, lal Broadway.
Gibeon's syrup magical Ali impurities ~ The blood
Gibson ~ rup, inst uy II and see.
Gibsoas syrup Will ns,rsisia DIS
pepsia. tits warranted.
For sale BY u. "A. Ring, l92 Broadway.
0lbsoa's syrup Il will Of scrofula
Thing pertaining Il for So.
JOSEPH CLARK. maker ,nd proprietor
" Washington syense Albany, n. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-21

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