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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-30
Gold Pens md Peneils,
SfaAE paAs

Sfe&F Peas.
rEruE most celebrated kinds n.usr, viz: Gil!ot;s No. 303
Il and ITO Pens, Lelunen's No. 39sj Regulator, ELASTIC,
and Excelsior Pens. The splendid Washington Medallion
Pen. used in all the Public sehools in New York City
Blanzy, Poure 4 COS. superior French Pen. Snow school
Pen4 put up in boxes Of one dozen each. Jacobs Anal
gum Pens, sef1esengPrs Patent Gutta Pcrchit Coated Pens
Sold by [JaTis g. 45S.I j. DICKINSON & SON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-30
Dissolution,
Call and Settle.

FINCH & ~CRITCHFIELD, having disscIvedpaTtnership
: wish 10 closeup their brsinsss Without della, and have
left their Books and Accounts in The hands of &. H., NIGEL
ROY for adjustment. All persaHs knowing the -nselvrs Il
he indebted to hem, Will please call and settle with Mr.
McElroy, at the Law office of l.. j. CritchieId 4 C. II. Nj
Elroy, over r. Burr's Store.
Delaware, Feb. "a, 1851 4{
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-30
Ta H 8 OK.
May Appointments.

II r. II. WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE
II as follows
Delaware, American House, Thursday af-
ternoon Z Friday 2Tth and ssth May.
MARfsvItLE, Union House; Wednesday, %
May.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-30

GROCERIES AND PR0VISfCNS n THIS FER
N ritotE are exceedingly scpfer, bat at the Hey ftrTa .
Is W.lIFTELLaud Z. n LEE viii be feund . good assert
HIrntut
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, ~.
which Willie sold atthe loves lgareS. Remember ID vi:
snirtu. .. n Lee, opposite tAe Delaware House
W-uIvIte all cur Old customer sui the puzzle in genera
20 -iEe as a Call aud eNa niHe f5r ssetrs=lses- for we are de
rrrEueG % n % SEA- IS CEFA2 - TAF CHE4FEsT.
III iIodf ttseY taf lrHy r-sitcns e5fEee OfgtarRe.k
T.. W .LIITELl 4 C.. II. LEE.
peAsfFeFe. Nsreh .IS5s III,
~ rl.,se .@ho are indebted 70 c. b Lee Ere Requisite
"a. eat g.. a. 81 .r t-Asg-iiz without Islay 20
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-30
enAee6 TAxt RnnkA.


K5HE subscribers have just received from he Publishers
4 in New York and Boston, a supply of the VERY --LATEST
Edi' ions of New, Neat and Perfect fENT BOOKS, adap ed
to he ThiEi Tcrm Of the.
D. ". G1ivsfsst9 and FeEaf9 eoTfes4,
Which they viii sell at she lowest regular Guy Prices
Those wishing 10 buy will do well. 10 cali infmsdia ely ant
. exapaine ,he, Looks for themselves before purchasing else
wf FeS. ~ IS. aals os Il. pfck1NsoS
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-30

Wholesale and Retail
Druggists and -Pkarmaceutists.
Every Mai His Own Phvsi6iad.

Delaware House Bulldog, one door North of The FarLs,
and Merchants Bank, Delaware, Ohio.
Aug. &, 1886.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-30

| The special att ention of Agehts-Dealers-and
readers gen orally, is invited to the following
fresh and val liable Advertisement S from New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31
Music and the Drama.

Ar.prsv ov Ieonsra II 10 be performed for the
second and this evening. The operate season WIZ
cIose with the "ruguenots' 70 morrow.
BroApwayThe equestrian win terminate TO- night
benefit and complimentary testmonnl 70 tne re-
rider Mr. Eaton Stone who 10 70 beh~nroeo Eoio
medal.
N,rtosThs entire Ravel troupe viii appear 70 night In
Bsnca Mile zanfreta dance. the tight rope between
fhe psntomimes
PowERYfhe sisters Lucille and Helen have made quite
hit the drama styed the three Fast Men, when 70 os
given 70 night, with he favori,e play OF me msd anu
Maple"
BuRroNs-The attractions for this evening comprise the
successful drama called THE Normons" the "spors OF
Atlas by the Hutchinson brothers, and new farce sved
s'snishs Young Man"
wALacKs- Miss Agnes Robertson and various popular
mem OF the company viii this evening appear in ne
great military drama Of Jessie Brown,n and the errava
CANA called "Blue Belle "
LARA KtErE's.-The beautiful fairy romance Of THE
FivesF and Buckstopeis exciting drama entitled "Green
announced for 20 hight Miss has hne
characters in both and viii be ably supported.
Asrsc.r MusxuwThe dramatic adaptation Of the bride
~ an Evenlne continues 10 attract large audiences every
afternoon and night notwithstanding the long time has
running.
n,o cuHsry AND woop tender choice selection Of negro
.s dances and burosques backed by laughable farce
and elegant panorama OF the sleigh ride through Broad
way, &c. - .
' parts The ESCAPED Cinnamon IL 70 be the
hterpiece.
Rsoov,xu xyrum- The pictorial Illustrations Of the
of the amencd Kane ana bis anions In the
Arctic regions 70 remsn on exhibition mere Tor Anew
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31
City Intelligence.

PnonAng MrrpxR About half past O'Clock last even
ing, Engine Company No. 81 was returning home from
the Ere Pearl street. when the OF Chatham
and Mulberry scen 10 throw stone from OF
the top Of building the above corner at the fire
company, but IT fell upon tue head OF woman named
Bridge. tanxin who passing Of tho timo, cutting
deep gssh In her skull She was knocked dorn by the
blow Several policemen who tue st the
timc, mneoteiy conveyed her 10 the New York H,sp'
Ia, where her wounds ~ere pronounced dangerous aud
likely 70 prove fatal Every effort ~se mzde 70 arrest
the perpctasor Of the deed, but oe:ore the ocor could
get 70 the top OF the building he had succeeded In making
70 belong TO The a Dead Rabbit crowd, ami who made
attack upon the above company on Monday night.
There was very large crowd OF rowdes on the corner at
the tine, no ooubt with tue intention OF going IN Tor
fstt bu the members OF No 81 passed paying no at
.teBucn whatever 70 them.
Ptx N PEARL Srsxr-About-7 O'Clock last night FIRE
was discovered the cellar OF the four story building,
No IIe Pearl street. occupied by P. Gersud Co, i'm
porssrs OF brandy wine &c The flames soon extended
up the stairway to second and third noors occupied
by Fly Hoppock aod A. Maye, commission merchants,
damaging Their premises 70 considerable extent. The
loss Of Grsud Co. may be estimated at from 80 900 70
$40 600 AZ Of the firm at he fire did not
learn the amount Of The building s damaged
about 81 500 and said 10 be insured Building No ~
HEAVIER street In the VI No le Pearl street. caught
Are IN the mira oor and was damaged probably the
extent Of $500 is owned by Thomas Townsend and
n insured The occupant VI this building suffered more or
tess by fire and Among the occupants were, on
on Tie second f)or, William Whitfield n Co. aud M.
Echults.S % on the third floor j. A. Sneien and William
Earean end on fourth floor Messrs Holland, Carnage
Ckin The nrst floor, which also extended 70 Hano-
yer street, s occupied by Barnwon Thomas, cotton
brokers. Their damage oy water VIII 90 very snsn.
firms who have sustained slight damage by water
The origin Of the Gre Ia not known at present BAT VIII
be thoroughly nvestg gated by the Fire Marshal
srrcups.--A man named Clemence Huden committed
suicide about eleven O'Clock last night In the Ninth
rard He was conveyed TO the Ninth precinct station
house, ADD the Coroner notified.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, NsrcL -, 49,.
The sales oe co ton to-day Id, 600 bales nj ic
II &c for rnioug sugsr-Fair to fully FART .ei,c.
Red whea. e5c 81 o. FreightsCotton D. rerpooi ,ld
MOBILE, Ma Ca %, 1858.
Cnder large speculative demand prices for CO.. "a
very firm, with advancing tendency The sales to-day,
however, were only 200 bales, at ii &C for mddlng
CHARLESTON, March 20, 1858.
The Nisgsrs's sdvices have had effect cotton
The sales day 800 bales, al unchanged
rates.
CuARL1roS, March 30, 1858.
Cotton firm. Sales to-day 900 bales.
BALTIMORE, March 30, 1858.
Flour steady. Wheat dull white at 81 10 a 81 80.
Germ active and unchanged Provisions active and nrm
Whiskey steady. Coffee active; Rio, 10xc. 12c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

.
Extra brands Of Chic no, plenty and less de-
pressed than common grades OF Western Canadian
steady the stock was light with saes Of zoo 300 bbs
ut unchanged prices. Seuthera branis
steady with sales OF 100 300 bbs 1T the above quctx
nons. Rye aour was steady, eu. sales limited gss,.
jersey and Nandy~ were sold at quosa'oas. WDess
more sctiye, and the sales amounted 10 about
II 900 1s,0oe bushels, including Prime 10 choice
10 prime do. DO. at 81 81 ~ 10 common DO. al
gan do do s 81 is, With Chicago reported sac for red
sprng Corr not plenty and prices without change
OF importance The sales embraced Gbou % 900 30 900
bushels including white at CSC, and good 10 prime yell
low do Al sac. Rye heavy; sales OF 2,Soo bushels
Northern were made 10 arrive, q; sc OATS we're IN
changed, while fair GALES OF state and Western were
Cows was more sciive viii, Gales Ct about 300 bags,
including the Curriers' cargo Of $500, speculation, add
$500 do e. the trade OF loo lo.e, and iso DO do at
1obc. 1ohc
UorroS Inc eaec, Of tho City Of Baitimoros news Of
norc hsr oorns,s.sncss bv ,Sa nS fro she sun
which Indicated freghs, better rates, Of exchsnge,
diminution IN receipts at some OF the ports.
The sales embraced W day about 600 bales, closing ct
about l2c for stra ght linos OF milling uplands.
FRueHs.-kngagemeris were light, and rates rather
heavy. 10 Liverpool about sOss bushels OF Ia bulk
were eogaeei at Cd and $50 boxes bacon a, l7s Sd.
Flour al Il. Id ls Cd, win cotton at 3iot
Rates 70 london we're quiet small lot dead weight
gsged b. There was no ch>nse IN rates for the cont.
ncnt
Mor.ssE--The make. was firm with GALES ot about rs
hhds Cubs mrscovstc at &C. and 80 do do at sc. New
Orleans firmly held.
NAVAL sroHrs--rne market was comparatively quiet
Sales of 100 bbs spirits turpentine reported at
4sI.c each Resin quiet at 81 so 81 &c. and crude
at "a ii . ~ askes.
PRovrxoss - Pork-Thc market was heavy with mode
rate sales which embraced about 900 $50 bbs, ncud
ing al sl6 so SO IS, and prime a. ala %. Tim
mess SIC co. and clear st els IS Beef heavy,
With sales of about l25 bbs, including country prime al
81 %, and country NJ $40 ell, repacxed Western
al 40 fia co. ana DO GA s.i SO Prime
ives dub and nominal a DO ga Beef hams were
quiet at sl6 90 a&9 bacon In limited demand at
&C. aec. Cut meats were steady with moderate sales,
including shoulders at &C aeac, aud hams At &C. q
Qs.c. lsrdSalcs OF about 400 Ooh aud tierces were
made NJ toc iOAo. Butter and cheese rcr, IN mode
rate request and prices unchanged
RrcESales Of about 400 casks were reported at no.
a &c.
srGGRs-The market continued arm, with sales Of
about zoo hide, chiefly Cuba, some small lots
New Orleans, mostly within the range OF 60 Tc 7kc
wHrK Sales Of ABOUT 400 bbls were made Al 22c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

HAyAsA, March is, 1858.
Since my last the question OF Santa Annss return 70
Mexico seems be postponed. had several opportun
ties CT meeting his family who 10 be full Of god
hopes for the come which hopes Of course, are
vcntcrtaped b. their friends well here as tlcre Lot
tiers received from Mexico that those officers who
Ie here weeks sgo by spsosh steamer In order 70
20 Vera Cruz 10 Mexico In consequence OF General Lu
osgAs recalling all who held any office under santa
government were prevented from landing Vera
Cruz even surrender asked for but reused by
the captain OF the Spanish ofwsr; then hey landed
a, an q. port IN the neighborhood and tried TO reach
Mexico secretly We do not know yet whether they sue
al Al or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31
TIE FAMILY UERALD,

News from Calfoxnla-The Position or Mex.
ice-Tns Rsvtvsls--Hsw York Fashions
The Paris FAshions-Ths Utah Expsditaou-
News from Eicar~gua = Congressional Pro-
ce> dings-Latest Hews, &c, &c.
Tbs FAxILr HxRALp Of 70 day, among osAer mat.
ters Of In terest. VIII contain -
Two wseb later News from California; sad Tragedy at
Grass Vale, Births Marriages and
Iems &c, &c.
News frou Ei,~Tsgus-Rsceplou OF Gen. LAnas-Ths
Yysarr Treaty not Ixkely to be Ratified &C., &c.
The Position Of MexoAn Interesting synopucal View Of
the CcunryFoltcs Agriculture Minerals Manufactures
Value of Landed Property PopulstonN .ursi Wealth Of
the Counry-Its Geographical Position, &C., &c.
New York Spring Fsshions-Opening Day In the MetropO
HsGrAnd Revival" In Fashion, &c. &c.The March Fash
ions In Parts.
Interesting Letter from utshLeser from Col johnston
Life In C~mp-Enperience OF . Volunteer. DC.
Dinna Ye Hear the Slogan luxurious Similarity between
Fact and FicionThe Siege of Lucknow the Tales OF
the Crusaders Sir Walter Scott Newspaper
Correspondent
Doings Ct wsshngton-Report Of the Proceedings OF
Congress.
Progress Of the Religious Revival In the Metropolis
Sermon the Yremen-Ths PoliSe "Awakened"-Rey Mr.
Cory u Burtons Old 1heare-Incidents, &C., DC.
Editorial Remarks on prominent events Of the day.
The Local Incidents Of this and adjoining cities of general
interest
AFuu Report OF the Prices Of all kinds Of Marketable Pro-
duce, carefully corrected each week
The Latest Intelligence received up 10 the ume OF publ
cation.
Together with Police ReporsTheatrcsl Matters-Report
Of the Cattle MsketMoney and Commercial MarketsMar
rages and Dea,hs-formng great o. interesting
full and miscellaneous residing
Tems-Oniy. 81 year; four cents lie copy. To be
obtained at the office of the HERALD and of all agents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

large sale OF embreideres and whis goods was held
Yesterday by 'Messrs. Wnmerdne, aaguet a Humbert.
Ire catalogue comprised about $50 ots nearly all OF
which disposed Of ana In the main At fair and salts
factory prices The company fair and spirited For
lines there considerable competition, while IN
other the goods passed OF without spirit and
rather heavily. Ihe catalogue comprised small line OF
cotton hosiery, Which sold at fair prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

The receipts 10 Day sss soooeo from custoutss -
the payrnedKs taSss6s - csc 8, siif0rais dra4s.
The annexed oomp,rH,ve sssscent OF the exports,
EXCLUSIVES OF spstss ssom Now Yors 70 foreign ports for
the week and slhc~ Jan L.
,b56 1857 1855
Total for the week. el45s05s l,79s.7a9 1,Sfa0s0
Previously reported. ,407 $50 ,2SS l2,eo5 92
Since JAN l...,. ,si2 F,4ss9s7 1900 ,so6
The steamship City Of Bstimore, a. this port from Lv
erpo0l brings US tour days ~sor acvices rhe Of
favorabls character, politically and financially. Cousos
closed ss sSx se5t for money. and ssX a OF for
count The money market was without change. The
outside rates for money ruled 2x per cent In cot
ton decline o. I'd. reported on al qua,iss Bread
s,uts and provisions dull but without change in
prices From the manufacturing districts the sco,un's
Of efs favorable char actor In American stocks
there bad been quite mo ierate business New York
Central shares were quoted a. 80 per cent London
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

the Introduction Of the minority recor by Mr. Halford
Opposipg the sepnai report from the compsuea, a.
required BY NJ Beachs 0ip and ebiecDg " any legsla-
ton except 70 name SPECIFIC rstce OF ts~o.
The bin 70 repeal the Railroad Assessment Law Of 1857
WINS dcbated till adjournment.
BvM1NG SESSION.
he Assembly discussed the repe Of the Railroad As
xs.ssms n Law In Committee VI the Whole
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31
Ar, uointsments by the Governor.

Ksnes-Johu Rankin, Isaas Badeau, Theodore Hins
dale Wm J. Osbof.,, MAJ tin II Dixscn, OF Brooklyn.
Nec York Quentin McAdsm, Robert B. Campbell. VII
liam Boo nasa A. Do NJ" sSas, s 1Uan a,se
Edward HOFFMAN. Charles A. Gray, Thomas G. T. Buckley
Smith Lane, John Black, Georse Woodmsn, Alexander
Robertson Rogers Isaac Van Wrinkle, Gordon Plummer
Irving Paris John McIorey, Edward P Clark, Allen G.
Washington, Henry " Lowell, Charles Nauz, John Living
fston, William Allen
,Ne,o York-Edgar Ketcham, Nathaniel Jervs, Jr. Of
New York city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

Great Ar, tval I'VE Learn that by tho Steam
er Northern L Nj 5000 pounds of turtle have
our city col signed 70 celebrated resaursteur
rALMk 4. who ss them for sale a 20 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

Married.

BusCHER-PfRRY--Cn Tuesday morning, March 80, g
s. Bartholomew church, by Rev. Dr. Cook, Mr. wALrR
BuscBnR, Of Kansas City, Mo 10 Mrs NJ LOUISA pxxsS a
81. LOUIS, Mo.
SCHnIISG-PAfooE- On Sunday, March 81, by Rev. Mr..
CAUSE Of the Presbyterian church. JOHN MARTIN SoBuxL
70 Miss GRAcE PAsC0E, all or Brooklyn.
woo,ssY-EAsros in Brooklyn, on Monday, March -,
by Rev. Dr. Farley, Capt GEORGE w. WoosSY, OF Prov-
dence 70 MANY Snoss daughter Of the late Capt james
Esston, OF Newport, X l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

LONU
me Half way House, in this place, with tho adjacent
outbuidings were destroyed by Dire last evenng Toe
fire ID supposed e. have been the work or ucendiary
The buildings not occupied, and were owned By j.
AllAre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

The Metallic Tablet Razor Strop Can be
obtained, genuine, NJ J. 4. SAUNDERS store, No.
Astcr House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

Hiu's Hair Dye /, Black or Brown, 4 Shillings
Best use Sod at No Barclay street and by All
druo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

On the Widening OF Re~de street, LIST o.
May BCLMES' cid picture CALLERS Is for sale, with tel
years business and contents No $50 Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31
Movements In Real Estate.
The following ,sles we're made yesterday

nv A. J. Rlcecker, Sy~ q Co.
Leasehold premises No IA Mott 700
No. "a yandam street, 25xlOO.. $3.50
sore aud 10. No sl6 Washington street. 1sxso $500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

CiirchuSh's Wigs and Toupces-Ltghf, duru-
bic nstofs end perfect it, No l62 Fulton e Get
OF IS -ondway, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

MRnRIrsyIILE, G. W., March 80, 1880.
IN. interest in Townsends trial contpues without
,,..a- Z A large number of witnesses sworn
~ a. es lively Identifying him. The case will proba-
NJ as. -. all the week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

Wigs for s. st Csmeron's Manuftsctory, ys9
Fulton street. Brooklyn For syie and quality challenge
the world.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

Girls, 'edoro's Hair Dye-Best I'm the World
wigs snd scsps Of Superior make for dye applied
nj No s A tor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

N Ne Ship Sarah Judkins
CaARIBsrOE, March 30, 1853
Tho obi, s.-.h 'udkins loading at Apalachicoa with
cot,o. Scr Ijvsxno destroyed by FIRE Saturday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

Holloway's Pllls.-Every Atom or Mercury,
ron other mineral introduced into the sysses its
mark behind These pills combination or 1calthfu,
purifying tonic vegetable extracts they invgorab well
purge andresuiae and relieve complaint incident
70 The Internal organs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31
CITY co hNIERCIAL REPORT.

TrxDAI. March Sc r. ~
BkKAIsTUTFs --Flour-The nNs et under Ito influence
OF the foreign by the Cry q Baltimore, was
tremeiy heavy, while the Gales confined TO about
600 900 bbs chiefly 10 tho local and Esorn trade
al about the following range CT prccB.--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31
News from Cuhn.
Our HAVANA CoSRssP0NDEHCR.


HAVANA, March -, 1853.
The Captare Of AnoAsv Slap-EnelisA Naeal Movements
-ihe Sugar Markets.
Yesterday forenoon the British steam sloop-of var
syx, Captain vesey, Of SIX guns and two hundred ana
eighty horse power, int, this harbor from As.sn
zas. Following In her wake was . schooned called the
Panchita which had been captured as SLAYER by tbs
styx She also reported having recently captured, at
sea, large ship, without oosrs, but which was fully
lifted tor the slave trade aud which had three thou
ssnd onsas upwards board Sac had boon ssnt
Jamaica The Spanards here suppose tao ship to have
been the Spanish ship Amelia, which sailed short time
ago, bsvipg cleared Tor Narcotics. Toey also say
had but $500 board, ann they ought TO rne
British cruisers appear 70 have received soms nforma
ton which induces them TO be particularly active. Tho
Styx went again last evening, s believed,
the track OF SLAYER, which shs had received
some intelligence
The Bri,ish line of battle ship Brunswick Capt
Ommaney, of eighty one guns nnd four hundred horse
power aleO into this harbor yesterday One OF her
onc.rs told mo- che was on her way 70 England She is
fine looking ship.
Sugar, with brisk market, advanced half real yes
terday Nc alteration IN moasssA in freights Stev
ling exchange hao improved. quote sterling IL n to
lax per cent premium Other exchanges last report
ed No alteration In freights
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

Haar-Its Diseases, Fall, Change Of Color,
tssr eubelhphmert The whole treated carefully BIZ
GRAEDJEAN, 50 Church street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

Crowds Visit tho Emporium Dany-AlI
pronounce WATKINS ha;s and caps unequaed Old stand
LIS Fulton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

Every MoD his Own Style.
Sec GENlN'S new spring models.
2l4 Broadway, opposite 81. raul's.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31
r, ". Vile at Charleston,

The Nssh Vile at Charleston. ,o
CHARLESTON, March 90, 1885,
,rarr,,,.a s,a,.s NAH steamship Nashville, Captain
murray, from New York arrived here at hafpast i've
O'Clock this afternoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

Gee GENlNS new spring models
ga Broadway, opposite 81. rauls
-.~----------.------>--s
Hats for Eveay body Knox has q Owen
different styles Of hat the OF Ills
omers and the individual Who cannot 90 suited at his estb
old stock hand but everything fesn elegant stylish
and attractive Price usual only dollars Old,
young enc all should patronize KNOXS No 22
Broad way, corner OF Fulton street
Hats Gentlemen, on your way down mp
town. stop a. WHITE BIRDS and examine their spring
ha-t Is the Of the % Maiden lane, corner
Fashionable CloahioH- Cheap at Retail, 25G
Broadway second floor W. H. SMITH successor 70 X. r
Boughton.
Hcrses, Horses, Horses.-Scrutches Cured.
Ask for Compound Lotion 81 lis Third avenue 81 bottle
MeerschsUm Pipes.-A Splendid Assortment
Of the above pipes re ceiyet per Arabia.
NEwCOMBE BON. 39l,S Broadway.
Bachelors Hair Bye, Wigs and Tcupees-
The best In the world SURPRISING al made Sold and applied
at the mandatory. IS Brcadwny.
Haar-Its Diseases, Fall, Change Of Color,
ts-- eu,beiivhmept. The whole treated carefully BIZ
GRAkpJEAN. 80 Church street.
CiirchuSh's Wigs and Toupces-Ltght, duru-
bic nstofs end perfect it, No l62 Fulton
OF s. rondway, up stairs.
Girls, 'edoro's Hair Dye-Best I'm the World
wiss sosps Of Superior make for sale and applied
ut No. 8 A tor House.
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Meerschsum Pipes.-A Splendid Assortment
Of the above ripes received per Arabia.
NEwCOMBE BON. 39ik Broadway.
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S.vx NAH, March 30, 1853.
Tia Initial s,.,as r,.Y s,aamsn o Florida, from New
York, arrived here this morning at 30, 'on ''o'~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31

Hhts.-tse~sfemsn, on your way down or mp
town. stop 81 WHITE BIRDS and examine their spring
ha-t Is the gem Of the % Maiden lane. corner
Nassau street,
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Hcrses, Horses, Horses.-Scrutches Cured.
Ask Compound Lotion Ills Third 81 bottle.