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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-28

ASDmsos-Busossx.- Trinity church. New Haven,
Cosn, On Wednesday, May % ~ the Rev. SAcae asse
Dict Jons Aspsasor Of shs city to Nus lAsvP. Bssoa.
CoNxuH-EAE- in Brookiyn. on wedsesdsy, day rs,
BY tne Rev NJ T. Smith, ss ths Middle Reformed Dasoh
church, AHz1 couxrn, Of this cy, 70 nss In jdasz,
daughter or korris J. Earl, E-q, Of Brooklyn
observation-disclosures -Oa Friday, Mar n, 81 Ia house
Of The brdes brother, $40 3owery By the Row rsoa.
jazz RoCcERs daughter OF Wm. Hosgorl Lands It
Newry, Ireland.
Gs0s-sCaxnx On Tuesday, Nay 2s, At the st H,oho-
as church, BY The Rev Dr. A. Bochmeyer Mr. fsKDxaCx
ii. GRnsg SEQ CT Minbae, GrSs Fac, 70 Mas MARIE
scMrx, yeuIgcss daughter Of Anthony Schmx, Esq AL
CT tAs Clsy.
HuRBxn-- ScHsRHKRaoxm Castlstoo, on Wednesday
May -, at the restdepce tho brides paroats oy
Rev Or. nsOa, CiABIEs c. eldest Of Gecrge Hob
bel Fro of Hudaon, NJ T. 60 CuAalorrH ", eldest dsugn
ter VI Capt Isaac " SchcsDsrhsrn cf tho former rAoe
WOODBURY. t1y-At tho On arch Of IecarnAton, BY tho
Rev NJ. Moptsvmery, EDwIsDs Wocosuts, ESQ " Miss
city.
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NKw ORfEASs, May 20, 1885,
The les Of cotton 10 day 900 bales ~ irregular
prices. Quotations. nominal. Moassee very dull but
prices unchanged. Tregh,s-Cotton 70 Liverpool I'd
NEW ORLEANS, May q, 1855.
Cotton Sales TO day $500 bales al irregular prices,
The market closing with decline, mostly the middng
and lower qualities We quote middling 1t ii Nc
Sugar, sxc ekc. Red wheat, 90c. and whitc 81 OF ~
Lard N barrels, 80. freights-Colton 10 Liverpool,
Nd. Sterling exchange very dull.
Cuanrrroy, May 20. 1865
Cotton unchanged; sales TO day, 900 bales
SAVANNAH, Msy %, 1855.
Cotton SLOW q sale and prices without change.
ArGuuA, Nay 20, 1858.
Cotton market quies, and prices unaltsred.
BurAIo, May 27-6P. NJ
Flour steady with . good interior demand sales 900
obls., Ct "a 81 % 10; rood 70 choice supernne and
southern Ohio % 81 - II for extra and Indiana and
- ~ - 80 for double extra do Wheat steady; saes
2ls 600 bushels, At roc for Chicago spring 7lc for Nil
wsuke club and sic. for red Indiana Corn unchanged
sales 1000 bushels, al Sc for Indiana 81 Ne for m
pos Oats stsady sales 10 900 bushels ct SIC " &c
whiskey dull at lpc. 1eHc Lake imports last twenty
four hours at - 600 bbs -FOUR 900 bushels rye
Csss 900 bbls. -four, so 900 bushels wheat
3 REQ bushels corn, 200 bushels oats.
Oswpoo, May 27--6P.M
Flour inactive Wheat scarce, no sales. Corn dull ;
sAlsa Of I, 300 bushels Illinois Al elo Rye In demand
sales Of s4oo bushels Canadian sc. Canal frcght
bower and dull Flour 2sc. wheat Sc. 10 New York.
Wind unfavorable. Lake recepts-13,500 bushels
Canal erposS-77oo bbls -four, 900 bushels wheat
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Personal intelligence.

From Liverpool In steamship Afrca-R scyed Mrs Keyed
a, three children Miss SCHROEDER Mrs Everea Dufsd
Harris, hiss rrNvus, Miy r. D. emith, nrs N Couas
children and maid servant Msssr- M.lui, we.mo~s VII
fodhunssr, 4 Bersns ? Meyer b Espier Fsssr,
Gesbbut shspessein Mayo, Bar.is q Whitman, Bliss,
Ramsey, Jsrnisson, Capt palm~, Tobin, Orne q 3
Haves Vivian Murray and LADY Johnston and lady.
three children and servant Clusa McRen seEmsn spe
servant Peem Mr. rhor,on, Reeder, Kraus, Nc
Keau 3 O'Brtep-TpNl ~.
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Terrible Reports from Kansas.
Ina hS voniu Niifs MOI
Via BDoSEvILLE, Nav 26, 1858


Via BONNEVILLE, May 26, 1858
stage just arrived from Lsvren briggs the
Rpsdticon extra containing letter dated Moneka LINN
county Nay 20, stating tos the 10Th part, Of pro-
slavery men from Missouri into the trading post
situated the road from Fort Scott to Lea worth,
where II crosses the Osage, takiog two men named
Andrews and Campbell prisoners Farther on they cap.
turcd Mr.. Stillwel recently from Iowa. and named
Reed They then continued the road towards Ken
City, until they had captured twelve men, when they
halted In deep ravne, ana their prisoners with the
exception Of Andrews, whom they dismissed from Gus
tody, we're formed in line, fired upon and five Of them
killed; namely sessrs shlwel, Ross, Colchester Rooio
son aad Campbell The remaining six were badly
work the ruiisns rode Off The affair had
created the most intense excite nent in Law.
was being organized 10 pursue the perpetrators of the
OUTRAGE. General jim Lane was at lawrence, but was
nst known whether he would participate in the pursuit
Tho sources from which this Information obtained
coeaderod a. entirely roliabie.
The oostested Probate Judgeship decided to-day
Perkins. s' '' " '-''' u '''''' : ~ '''' "
sr LOUIS, May 81, 1858.
The RePnNsodni westport correspondent gives totally
different version Of the affair reported from Leaven
ao that Captain Hamilton and twenty others,
whs had been driven from Linn county by Montgomery 8
after placing their families in safety in Missouri de-
ternDed 70 return 70 the Territory look ater aud pro-
tccs their property. On approaching Choutesus trading
osS S me sb nsa. the iy: %. party mo-
them, for Aortsomery's men came out 70 meet
them, when they we're all taken prisoners. From
ono Of the prisoners Captain Hamilton learned that
number OF the robbers stationed at Snyder's
fortified house q distance from Chouteaus post
Under the promise that they would home the pr-
scnors we're dBarmeo and released. Captain Hamilton 8
party tAsa proceeded 10 snydcr's house, which was
situAtsd In . ravrno and nanked by rock walls
Dividing into two parties, they approached II
nred % tse side Of the HILL charged the spot where
they fosod the men they had just released. VINO hAd
tally themselves neighborng house, and taken
shost cut for snyde's fight ensued resulting the
death Of Ten a. tho robbers, among whom was Capt.
Reed one OF horgomerys Board or Commissioners, be-
fore vhou al prisoners are tried In fe~ minutes the
main force In spydcss house rushed 70 the and
escaped This correspondent distinctly states that not
NiAsouian took part in the affair, but that all
Hanilton's party men who had been driven from the
country q few days before.
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Wit sAe Special Csmuittss - shs Board
% Health % she Cow ssASles In saEessnta
and Thirty ninth stroets-The Condition sf
the COVE and Stables,
On Thursday morning the special Committee OF hs
Board Of Health paid visit 70 several Of Tho milk essab
hanments the west Of the city, where thorough
inspection wss made a the various DOW stables and
yards also the mode Of maaufaosurns sw for The
at the distiuerios.
ne oommltsee-Mesrs. Aldermen Tuomey, Reed and
Tucker, counomsa HAswsl and Cross assembled At the
CITY Hall ss ten o'clock, and IN company with two special
clerks 8 Myers resreucs p. Smith, and Albert Berg.
hause Esq one Of Frank Lssis's artists Asy took oar
r,ages furnished BY Mr. Edward Van Rastz Of Ne 81
Canal pro 70 the extensive COW stables
located In wsss Stxtssuth street, Eleventh avsaus,
owned by Mr.. johnson. On their arrival Of the above
plaoe they received by the superintendent OF the
yard, James Athersoa, who manifested Q great
deslre 10 show them over the stables aad furnish
them with al the Information they desired On
entering the yard, ovor the gateway observed tho
following, printed In largo black letters
: TER PUBLIC ARE INVITED To INSPECT THRsz STABLES. 5
The yards presented rather clean appearance, but it
very plainly 70 be that the had been At
work cleaning up before the arrival Of tho committee In
many places the ground covered With soil, and
were the holes &C., that had been filed up
give the yard betser APPEARANCE Tho stables Ia these
yards extend fom two hundres feet In length and
about fifty TO sxty feet in width. They very Old with
the exception Of and covered with cob webs,
which gives them very rusty aud aged appearance.
There three or these stables which divided
up into about thirty apartments and are let out to
rous milkmen At yearly rent Of fr om 500 10 $500
each apartment or stable, Is II Is called, about
eighteen twenty feet 10 width, and runs the
full length across the building. On either side
ed partitions about three feet from each other,
but extending out only half the distance OF the platform
upon which the stand being impossible for all the
70 Lie Down at the tme The numb Of stalls
in tach Of these stables is from twenty four thirty but
very few OF them found entirely filled up. The
all chained 10 the watts which extend along the
head Of the stalls, many Of which bsipg fed when
the committee arrived.
The number Of COWS which have been stabbed In these
buildings during the winter and to three weeks ago,
eight hundred, but at present there only
Eve huncIed and :orty Ave- The remaining number,
owners ssased hal sent into the country to
fsten, previous 10 killing, their milk had run
Dry: One Of the gentlemen present desired TO know
II they al able 10 walk when taken out OF the
stables when q little urchin about twelve years
OF eye, replied Nc STR father had TO cart out two Of
his." The committee .st conducted to what is
known stable No located at the end Of the
yard From this they passed through each Of the stables
which were Is follows In large number will be seen
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TO TIE
The extraordinary course pursued by the rival
OF different lotteries injurs ne becauss OF our liberal
prompt of doing business materially sdscssd
the. compe us 10 call special atsnon hs scts which
al Who deal with os know already that hat our lotteries
legal he msnssers and trustees and honorable
tsh wefavc sod more rrsee the twelve months han
all other lotteries the Unop they have been
promptly c1bet IN All cases presentation The cffoy N
iure ns ped mos only NJ By vsia but
70 aso Intended % act politically OF partners aud
assure our rtends and he public that With
urge hearing win fully de monssrsSa In The msAntms
business win BE conducted A. usual
SAMUEL SWAN . co, Augusta, Ca
PR-Any doubling the respouslbtv OF car firm win
ind npon INJURY he Broadway Bank Of as ,Iiy that
We have balance ~ <5o0op 70 credit besides which
Keeping bsnk accounts IN other cities Uniod
StAies
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Court Canepsaar--TNs. n.v.

evvsnn oour-urcun-Pwt l.--Nos 27so, so44, 2sso,
tse, ao4o 27o2 M52, Ao<s 4ib< Sl12 3soo 1915,
soas core se4s, 2ooe, asa, iao7, Mas, sass s1es
s2ss 1902 1921 ss7s 1904 lls, sIal sSes 1885, sets
a-Ncs sss SAC, s5l, $50, sss $751; $50 SCI. sss sss
se7 SEQ s7 s7s sTs ST. s7e $780, sea- SIS Ncsscss Of
Issue for tho June term must be nsd eight days prior 70
che commenccment Of the term.
sururcs Couu.--Ncs. $50, ~, ese, CTS, loss. 1000.
looe looo Ill., 1l1A tos, $50, s14, SEA- s2s fso All
ma 1881 5e7, o26, eo2, $685. oe4, $685. 16o 1899 s2o
lioo, SEQ logs st2, to7 49, sl5 s2 zoo lo2, osa o.
ll22 iI0, 1884, I1ss 1877 1873, $780, has, Iise i2i
OF, 6,s, is9, 400, ll2o, o3T, s07
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Death OF mr. Isaac Parker.
BosroS, May n, 1855.
Mr. Isaac Parker President OF the Traders Bunk died
today Of Injuries received Saturday last by being
thrown from his carriage.
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Ths Pennsylv.n,. Ep..cep.I Convention.

PHTTADNIfA, Nay q, 1858.
ne Episcopal Convention baii-ted ali day for
sstant bishop but without arriving any result On the
n Bowman, Of lancaster, 66 scattering, lo-so cleo
toa. The name Of Dr. vinton then Withdrawn and
sAat II Dr. Stevens Of Philadelphia, substituted On the
Dr. vintoa 10, scattering 3-no election. Adjourned
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. Crkssdssv's Hair Dyr, Wigs ana rvuSoes,
the best sosia vhssesAle s~I rv<s AL IAAdve pr
vSely spplied No Astor Hocso
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Wrsssr's Hair Cssow, Only use. y Bsttis,
cocrs the hair 70 black q brown dos the stin,
color 70 rEcesy "bisck on hrcwS Ae~nc, ~ arssd
street b " arus store Apvbs< NE ~sIsr-ss Nh vsaL
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Heron Sewing Machinc Co.'S New Patent
Sewing Machine only $2s Superior 10 ne Msh. price ms
chine for quarter The cos Parties purchasns win 70
ceive full Instruction. No. az Broadway
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Bsuyr TrsccpherOus n tha Best and
cheapest article for fessne bcsuys cleansing curling
pIeserving and restoring he hair Ladies, Try ~ Sold By
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Board OF CounciImep.

CONTROLLER FLAao REQUESTED TO RssIgs.
The Board me, last evening-tbe President Chss H. Hss
wen, ESQ presiding.
After the reading Of the minutes, large number Of
luions pertaining routine matters, presented ssd
referred to their appropriate committees.
or rSwHoiFsoSs roop srorrrb.
Mr.. CosSrfi offered the following
Resuyed, That the COMMITTEES Ordinances be instructed
early day ordinance the sale OF
unwheesoe meat other articles Of food ard provisions
provide and enforce The prohb
ton Of such sale. Adopted.
The Counsel 10 The Corporation instructed 10 report
what authority the Common Council have remit reduce
taxea.
resolution Of inquiry In reauon 10 form Tor making
contracts for street cleaning. was adopted.
rvrrH led
resolution adopted directing the Street Comrssiousr
70 for proposals 70 build new station house Tor the
The Committee on ordusnces reported in hvov Of adopting
ordr prohibiting being driven faster than
ave miles per hour south Of Seventy ninth street The re
port and resolution 10 that enect adopted.
wrsr WARRINGTON nAREnr: .
In compliance with resolution adoeted ~ MS Board al
rscns the City Inspector report the number OF ne stands
the names q the occupants and the snoun paid by esch
he unlimited tabular statement consnrS all NE necs.ssry
referred TO he Special Committee on Wsshpg'es narhet
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fasIsow1yS PlIIs.-rhs mild UT thorooRA
Svesssoc q these pits upon ss secrv.s aaA cxeruve
OgsIs reDdess hem In sA able recsedss
plant vorns cbstsra morbuA tsorrAl Of
child, ea, veil ~ OF sdul~
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The british Outragss.

PREPARATIONS ON BOARD THE ARCTIC.
Tho Arctic steamed 10 the "bock, }" opposite the Navy
Yard early yesterday morning, and TOOK In her compile
Of Goals she will leave her cruise 70 nerceps
rho s,yx and other British cruisers In the Gulf and Oh the
roass Of Cube this day The following are her ofbcers
Commander ..............H. ]. Hartstepe.
First Lieutenant, j. r. NJ MullAny.
Second Lieutenant. ....... n NJ. Garland
Third Lieutenant ......... r. p. McCrea
Passed Assistant Surgeon. Edward Hudson
First Assistant Engineer A 3. Bteiners.
Second Assistant Engineer. j. s. Albert
Third Assistant Engineer =. y. f. Brown
She wiz also take sergeant and is marine susrd,
~ Sailors nremen-mskIpg total Of hfytwo
She carries two 80 Founders side guns, and one IL
inch gun on pivot with usual quantity Of small arms
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70 the several parties whose the
Ycur oonmiiee have caused inquiry to be made at N,
ns S1 he he s% Are .aa end s g.
credit Of The several street Commissioners herelu nsmed
fSssSSss thai se. s%s 81 Va ss he q
ton which Il an, two $50 dollars less than the amount of his
s,0 ,ss same
Joha Even. redemption account 1857
whoI seem. been o,esioosed in the rsners sub.
All ihese balance should be deposited with tn. r,y cssm
70 wnoe os the and s
are not ayae Of ,her sli..enee many have probably not
awards which the warrants are drawn and
csses MERE Sss .ss ef SsIs ns smo%n INC"
Your eomnice reccnmsna that the seso|Ysnyinx s Be
to he noce Of Interested and for fsc,sns Their
he same parties DO city FOR sa
Ths, portion Of the warrants drawn v the order Of the Cor
% treasury sas,r y ss.sss thereto
real estate Of The city, ssi sssoan a. SANDS
so@ ss cost Re p :oS he & nS
ca s ssS s sr S ss ef
should be duly creced or debied This been
Sa ssS g
q T Gs
tate soconnt bat always should have been true state.
sSo Be- n s,1 ss.r. Of Y whom ae
first discbsrsed
Your committee recommend the adoption Of following
Resolved That the Lat Of checks accompany
this be advertised three DAYS IN the Corporation
psp., omitng from such advertisement The wsrantsdTawn
10 the order OF the Corporation.
Resolved. Tha, the Comptroller be- and hereby IL, In
II S Ss q s
street. Con msoners or Ar Of ,be former Compocrs 10
any Of the bsnks depoe the with the City
Chamberlain crcdng the the Treasury ledger u
separate account 70 be etmsd uncl.imsd accounts and
scribed In the neted list which the Street 10
hereby directed TO deliver 70 the Comptroller for this
Resolved, That the Comptroller be- and hereby s directed
TO make psymens 10 The parties for whse accounts the
cheohs and warrants drawn ree TO In the proceed
and upon the discharge OF indebtedness their part 10
be city By The Of " be charged 70 hesc
Resolved, That the Comptroller be, and hereby directed
10 make 70 be made entries The books OF
the Finance Department cancellrs the warrants drawn
70 the order o. the Corporation and described in the annexed
list
Rsoved That whereas proper not been hers
iofore made on the books Of The raance Depsrneni Cor
the Cooperation the Comptroller be and hereby noaed Of
the neglect, and be and hereby Is drecd % cause iaes
BILE aud suitable entries 70 be made for AL awards for dam
sge all property OF the Cur
pora'icu. All Of which is respectfully submitted.
rus VACANT srAr OF IN, NisrH sLprR-ASic pIsTsict
for he ea in the Ninth Aldernsnic district be called
Alderman REyp thought th.i the matter should be taken
represented The motion lost
resolution 10 the chamber II the Board Of Aldermen
repainted, carpeted, &c. was adopted.
ment sken up. Adopted ~ whole.
comm unicaon receved from the Com oners q
Central Park sssing for further appropriation The read
ing was suspended and the matter laid over.
The Board then adjourned 70 Tuesday next
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Canal Navigation.

SCHENECTADY May II, 1853.
The boat New Jersey, u HE Western Transportatiou
DoDpanys line, nine Gays from Buffalo, passed here
day with SEQ bbh -four, tho largest load that went
from Buffalo 10 udewater.
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CiSyuASp, May 27, 1858.
rAe track which was removed ct hArbor Creek not
AAs which the trains werc running Tnero had
been interruption Of travel, and trains sl the
curved track during the past two PEARS The
ssy res,oved few rails from the straight track which
wore beng laid.
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What Occupation shall I follow 20 insure
health rcspecabty and success "A treat question for
FOWLER WELLS. sos Broadway
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derept s.o,crs Of tie country Nev YORK should uos
have the prv-se Of controlling the commercial ope-
ru&aofs Of The cvuiuy.
NJ J CLANCY JONES, (sdml, Of Pa replied that tho
7esos a ,sryy lrx the mails merely or responei-
biiy me sw NJ isao authorizes Postmaster General
uske csrvsc'e, &c dc made none exceps tempo
cansr.cts VIII the Aavre line proceeds OF s
postage He has been ~ars Congress iegslase
toe subject general system but Congress- failing
%, - appropriation Of money for year 10 ssked
Hr DAVIS ipqr'red wbeshor Q contract has not b8on
made tor carrying the across tina 18TH mus OF Tenuan
tepc ~QoD pg so hundred and ninety Thousand dollars.
Jonn wus cot awsse that such the fact
MI DAVIS ssd he Informed the conditions
agreed upon, and ready 10 bo signed
kr JONES thss there was mot ono dollar in this
bill for thee purpuse.
Mr. DAVIS ~sa,ed the bill defeated, and the Post OHcs
'CommNsco would Try 10 report general system.
Mr. JssFs authorized say that the administration
desires Hesse 70 take the whole subject or the To-
reign mall service, and put salt supporting basis
M. "a scDGs tadm Of L. oferea IN amendment
proposing ises from New York 70 LIVERPOOL Havre aad
luckstadt and from New Orleans to Bordeaux. and
hozus tho Postmaster General 70 mako tho contract for
ees years
De6ae ths amendment was ruled out OF order and
tho bills above named reported 70 tho House for definite
'scsioE, when the House adjourned
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Nevva from Havana and Key West.
CHARLESTON, Nay II, 1855
The steamship Isabel, from Havana tho 18th inst
has arrived here.
Sugar bAd advanced half real. Molasses WAS scarce
: ard advancing.
The Bfeh steamer Styx len Key west on the 22d inst
The snip Clarendon had become total wreck.
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Gentle men's Summer Hats.
Our style for the win he issued Friday Nay -
wARNOCK A 60, Hsli-rs.
SIC Brosdv NJ. NJ Nicholas no,eL
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oueru's Csd Liver OH Jelly.
Approved BY The New York Academy Of sci,sine
Pleasant 70 the aste and retaining all the virtues the al
QUfRU, It's Fourth avenue
PhNrOLD, CLAY CO No Fletcher street
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ladies Whiting the City, he Sure 20 Cell at
WILMER 10 Canal street, you wish the beet o. Eaievu
from Ia to 2s with heels same price,. Also ladies' slip
psrs ues, hushps ard toilet slpprrs No l~ pair
Boys patent leather boosLih boys mia4es chdrens
boos and shoes u All kinds and prces
=. Is MI1LRk A co. So Canal ssccs
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shilling Portraits Revived for Soldiers
~bo gong 10 against England Hurrsh for xory
AID shilling portraits at hoLxfs', ~ Broadway.
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pave feu Seen the Victoria Hat Case, or
itcse splendid sdea dress snd soc leather trunks II
JOHN BLACK, Manufacturer.
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Wigs, ~; roupses, Sat- Came 49,, 100
Fulton street. Brooklyn For natural Appearance perfect
and quality We charenge the world
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Brsdy's acknowledgements, Ambro-
ypea ana dsguerreo'ypes. $50 and BOO Broa i~ay New
York, ard N2 Penrsylvanis avenue. washingtou.
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10000 Gases Boots and ghDez af Aaetasu
prices, At rHiLLIr5 SMITHS, "a warren rarscs.
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W. BODENHAMER, N. y.
0fhoe oS< broadway.
49, NA~I

Es4ys,ey fog de pcdica and surgical e.en. Of chronic
dis -roy hcse o. TIE lower howell such Piles
-snla rsrurs falling Of the bowel srctire OF
the bowel. uices~arn cf tue bowel, Ac-
Office hours kcsn clock A. o'cio,k p. n daily
lie will visit psssAas any part Of the city desircd.
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M1sCRlLAHEOUS
A PRRnANENr CURE rOR
a PHEst P1hksi PILEsi PTf.Rf
~ u.ooV4~tox

VIII guarantee 70 case q internal eresSa pnas
AEorWBn vorDsnvuL CUES % mss.
ys.S nekes sipRm{ mercsnnt q rrens srsse 80
~. amiosss viA Ne. AR ~ yearS "a = line. con med
his bed Gall andsee hin Refsrsucs vii 10 gives 10
number Of vho cured Dcpos M Hovwy druS
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