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an benz fdtFbar.aH 9ssbartor.8luFe unb Der Gifenbatu RON
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= nas DE aaf Ter 6sarm ltseente Yrdmte.
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NIT $147,500 Gapttat. t-S'
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NIT 81 ,250, 1882 CAPITAL.
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frt-tf, Elm 8rpBes CAPITAL gu BADEN, etbt tetne Iarantien fIl
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ben wtrtlt3 petfugbdreS CAPITAL gum Spaen pbenanoe.
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tp eriest- ~-' e. GAps. D. Spbnfpn. 4
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gtnaer's berbeHerte W0bmaI6tne.

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auf berpartfer Nusfeluns NIT benz bSdfea@rdmtum belObnt,
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rio betuabe Spn alien anberen 3ufamnnen eenOmmen. gDtr er.
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bra6ten @erbeferwn9eu BITE @af9tne tn--ptefsn 8estebunsen
yeretnfabt baben. Ste ltefert iebt pDppelt 70 Stel Srbett ais
trIber unb TT BITE etn;tse Waf&tne, BITE fetne pnb srObe 5abrt.
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den. @erfOnea, bic unterseprbnetere Wtaf8inen unter ben
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gsr btats taafsn tpta, Der sebe mad ISL Sranhtufra6e
come one, come all 6f
give the cheap Store Isl call, 7tsa 5>ea
LAWRENCE D. DIETZ.
Proprietor ofthe cheap Blue Post Store
aaa tsa.s.. icy Dealer in as ssn4a tde.
Fancy Variety, Notions g. small Goods,
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@Serfiemae. 6arbtpore &c.

MSerf3eM9e, 8arbtpare &c.
81. g. Gei6emSfrtder s. Co.,
sgsg Na6fOlger bon y. Chaplin, Mo
6obel>Tabritanten unD gambler in 6anbpertss
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balten tets etnea sr0sen 0p,ratb aaer &rten BON M~erfstusen
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ppn Der beHen AuaIttGt, Mnb : trferttet tn ben beaen Nabrtfeu.
/ Gpear unb SadfOns Sdsen, Messet's gDtrtsemse,
Npbts ~g8ert3eust fur @raSeWre, Hf" y
Rlamrern unb B6ttnssb6lser,
- +>% N%tnfeImabe, S6rauben3teber, -
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lafrrttrte Nerf3eu8ttfen uab 5Hbe1 Gaer SOrten. pOfar MIR
tn teber 5tnNHt earanttrea. e tisas 1T ~
QDtr balten bic er6bte rnb bette g~teberIase BON Derfse uaen
tn Baltimore unb %Oerfpre4ea tsbeua Rdufer Dte SOafGnbtSfe
Befrtebteung. sIaT-g4 fffG-G5 Wira21Sa6r
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Gifenbabnett &c.
Widtis fir @tnwanoerer unb Reiienoe.
AL GriparniR BON 3ett, Gelo - no
&MM rab Gntfernl1g ~

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8alttmpre. nnb SbtO=G ttenb1nn.
,1 mad aleu Sbeilen hes 2DetenS
8arfersbura unb Wiarietta, cber 8enwppb,
Wbselins unb Columbus.
Die Baltimore unb OttO.Gtlenbahn btetet benz %rstien6en
Dubitunt be sr6Bten Wsrtbetls tn Sesua amf StutStett, ge-
IauemltGfett, Gf&ertstt, 9unttltGfett nnb Sdbntett Der Sce'
nerten, fO bas fe Spn tener onperu Bobn In btefem 2anbe ater'
trOfeu wtrb. Dtefe Satm, POM atlonttf&en, @teer aassebeno,
tn bte 6ltefe dnssebebntefe Qtnte. olsthsettta aber auh 6e tur'
seas unb f6nsGfe, unb baber bic btlisRt .@Dmte fir BITE @etien'
ben mad benz g0eden, Bite ntHt psrfetlen fDltsn, Ne su Ssnusea'
Weilen=G ntfernunS bon Baltimore na@
. Cincinnati:
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Durdb BITE GDlanbus.Stnte 90
eue @rGpdrnts an Der @ntfernung pom 20
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nuten, Iesen BITE Jefen In "a Gaesn surad MaD Lapes y. ~ .
|gBaeen, be auf bas auerbeauenfe uno NIT sepO'peft'" S's'"
etneert&tet fub-
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John HerZog

JfOrboit>Gde bon 2erin9tcn uno 6cuarbffralfe.
8 6abritaat rnO Sdr6ler tu Saroipaoreu
idlt tets etnt srUbe, eutaferttrte Nuswatl BON @tfenpaareu
mo trbrttrt que S0rten pon s&l6dern fir Gbaren unb NB.
&aften unb S@netberrperfseuge, @sftr, SGesren, SGrau.
snstsaer. @tferne 8ettfeaen, GeIdnber, Maf6inen aGer
Att, S9eaenta9e. fDrte isbe = Drte Son SGmieoes unb SdlDf.
%erarbett, als S4lDfer fur &tr6en, Store, @eipBl6e, 0aults
per6en anf 8efe4Mng gut Mnb %baMerbaft aemaGt Suni3O
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.sd p. Sauter & Bruder, s-
go. 213. Observation-Disclosures.

sHf 5aa $50. 213, WetbBrattftraBe, @
M jwtfben 9dnpSerp u. Sbarpfr,, ID ra
I%enpfeblet tbren 8etannten um6 benz Yublttuut TN, MQaeuaet-
tbr upblafUrttrtes Eager BON #1E ~ ~ l.,
rG..u es5@t { n @Garen Id a.aC
'aaer Nrt S@l6fern, WleHern unD @abeln, 26Hela, gBert,eu.
an fur Itf9ler unb anbere SOijdr6etter, 5auS. unb 6dd5ens
Weftn8.g6aaren. Qampen, @las,Q0aaren, Opael-
Range tn %ele8anter unb etnfa@er Brrun, euBeifernen &D@ae.
i6trren rnb anbern @rttfeln. = Heparataren nerbet prompt
anb bauerbaft a~us9sfGbrt. = Bet reeler Bebtenuna bditen
tpr tets ete' tlteten 9retie. sNldrj8,1S
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n1urauce=Sputua0ulI

WerHWeEuu9 -6egen Teuer8gefabr.
g. Associated Firemens-Insurance,
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assnsn va sSlssrasn Srsnts) Sdgisra gDertfdttea, nsus
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-04

Nom CTY RAnRoADs-Thc two schemes
now before the Legislature for city railroads in
Broadway and Ninth avenue should both be
killed. a railroad in Broadway would destroy
that street altogether. The subject has been
thoroughly discussed heretofore, and the public
is settled in the opinion that no such line is
needed, and that il would do the city incalcu-
liable injury. As TO the Ninth avenue railway,
that is superfuity. The people of the west
side Of The town have two excellent railroads
running at frequent intervals, and at low rates;
they need no more accommodation. New York
has city railroads enough The Eighth, Sixth,
Fourth, Third and Second avenue roads amply
suffice Tor the public wants II the Legisla-
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New York, Sunday, April 4, 1858.


Sew YORK HeraId-California Edition.
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EAs mails for California and other parts Of the Pacific
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PHI ADrLrHrA sTocr BOARD.
PHtspurmA, April 3, 1858
Stocks very heavy Pennsylvania nve's s7,i; Beading
Railroad, 22a. Morris Canal 4T Long Island Railroad,
1lt4 Pennsylvania Railroad, 4Sz.
NEW 0rsASs, April 2, 1853.
The sales OF cotton 70 day only $500 bales ~ very
irregular prices; establishing, however decline Of about
20. Buyers demand further reduction before making
Purchases 10 any extent Mddins "a quoted noninslT
1c. &C. The sales Of the week foot up so bales,
and the receipts for the Tine AZ 800 bales Aoex
port 42s COO bales The decreased receipts TINS pos.
compared with last year nov Is 700 pses ana ~
all the Southern ports, 1867 600 bales no oonee lc
IKE; sales Of the week, 5000 bsgs rece'pw M me
week, 1000 BAGS: stock in pcrt 500 bags ssanst
n COO a, the same time last year sugar, DC onc Tor
fair 10 fully fair Molssses. &c. Flour hrm ~ 3oa
a. az RED wheat, 81; white, ~ 70 White corn, bsc
yellow do, Soc Mess pork, SIC 76 lard in barrels.
aLc csc 10 kegs, 1ifc. lfc Freghs-Cofson 10
JIve,pco "a steriing exchange, 1o7 Sales Of gunpy
cloth Il 1870. 1870. - .
Flour steady; superGne ~ 70 - so Wheat quiet.
coyn Arm: white soc. yellow, go whskey dull II 2lc.
ITe visions active bulk meats 6c. sc bacon 7tIc.
a eye; mess pork, sl7; lard, loc
PmttDwrBIA, April 3, 1868.
Flour quiet but firm sales OF 5000 bbis al 81 81
81 s2L Wheat dull; sales OF 600 bushels al 81 os a
Al 70 Tor red and white. Corn in active demand and
castor GALES OF 1900 bushels, CSC esc for yellow
Trovis,oss quiet. whiskey steady at 22c.
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A Coon JoEE.-Tbe republicans with Gid
dings at their head, voting for new slave
State, with q slave constitution, proposed by
Mr. Crittenden, Senator from slave State
Talk Of consistency: we may next expect 10
hear Of Seward moving TO reopen the slave
trade, and Burlingame and Colfax wanting to
plant slavery in the North! II ever men we're
stulti6ed, these are they
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There were also q deaths of smallpox, 6 Of con
gestion OF the brain Of congestion of the lungs
OF hopping cough. Of Inflammation Of the bowels, 3
Of rheumatism, Of premature birth, Of puerperal
fever, Of apoplexy, Of teething 10 Of heart dis
ease, &c stilIborn, and 10 from violent causes, in
GLIDING one suicide and murder.
The following II a classification Of the diseases
aud the number Of deaths iD each class Of disease
daring the week
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TIVE Gpssp Fsrr AZ rry CRYSTAL PALAor-The Charity
solree at the Crystal Palace Thursday Of this week,
promises TO be highly successful n will combine all tho
best features OF fancy and full dress ball. and IRON
present indications safe 10 say that everybody win
be there. The profits Of the affair will be given TO tho
"unter Woods Benevolent Society,", and will be devoted
10 the purchase Of bread tickets for the poor The affair
in The bes, hands and the sale of tickets has already
been beyond the eSpec,a,i0ps Of the projectors.
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY; April, 4, 1858.

tast tbis Kansas agitation is exhausted; thst IL
left alone BY Congress the question viii soon
settle iteelf and fall into the back, ground. and
that new and more important Issues will take
its place. giving strength. consistency, solidity
and confidence to the party of the administra-
ton. The Lecompton bill will put an end at
once to this Kansas discord and excitement;
but in default of that, the plan of leaving the
people Of Kansas to take care of themselves
till next December will be better than the abo-
'ition and pro-slavery circumlocution bin Of Mr..
Critte0deD.
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Our Special Washington DespatoA.
TEs WAGON ROAD sKPHDITIOk-rHE LEC0MPrON
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOE UrAH-THE
CLAyTONBULWK3 TREATY, KTC.
WASHINGTON, April 5, 1858
Lieutenant Beals, writing the War Department from
Kansas City the Esd ult-hsvng juat arrived from hs
exploration Of the Fort Defiance and Colorado wagon road
reports he complete OF the expedition and Of the
practcabiitty OF travelling In mid winter.
Lieutenant Beaie speaks IN the strongest terms in favor
Of the Of the camel and recommends government
70 them for the army.
The ends OF tAs administration are sangu.ne in the be-
LIEF tina, they yet carry the Lecomptsn constuon
the Bouse On the other band the united opposition speak
confidently Of The administration party backed
by the ad.u inisrstoo, will have work earnestly
than heretofore, and not rely much appearances
quasi promises, they viii be again defeated Had the
democrats worked with tho yea, in keeping up their
organization Douglas and his friends have form one
the result Thursday would have been different They
are. however believe, aroused at last and the Leccmp
ton constitution may yet be carried.
understand The President will appoint Commissioners
10 proceed 10 Utah TO endeAyor TO induce the Morons
10 yield ODE dience to the laws, order to avoid pos
sitie, the shedding Of blood The Commissioners will
represent the determination and force of the
70 reduce them 10 suejection and will endeavor to i'm
press upon them the uselessnsss OF opposition is said
tnes OoV FoNeI, ol hentuCky ana MAJOR ben McCuuocn
viii De the Commissioners
Negotiations are now going on between the United
States and England FOR the shrogaon of the Clayton Bull
wer treaty The Senate and House Committees on Fo-
reign Affairs will shortly, by decided majority recon-
mend its immediate abrogaton The English govern.
ment, through their Minister here, processes 10 have
objection. provided government will make certain
cessoLs Central America Tho President is determined
to act promptly in this matter.
There truth in the report that the President
templates sending beocse message TO the Senate in
reference to Spanish affairs.
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Assembly.


bill for the equalization Of the state tax WAS intro
dsoed, and referred to specia; committee.
food Of bills reported conpiste and osdsred =
third reading among them
Tho Brooklyn Ferry bill.
The Harlem Railroad Amendment bill.
The Buffalo, Lake Huron, and Buffalo and Pttsburg Raj
road bills.
For the use Of sleeping cars on railroads.
For the Brooklyn Heights park.
The Ninth Avenue Railroad bill.
To incorporate the American School OF Mines.
The Baxter Monument bill.
To prevent fraudulent assignments.
10 provide special terms for the Second district Su-
preme Court.
To amend the assessment laws.
To prevent frauds by wharfrgers.
TO incorporate Railroad Company in place Of the Nort
ern Railroad.
Mr.. SUTHERLAND, Mem.) from the Special Committee -
investigate the charges made against the Warden Of tbs
Auburn State Prison and the inspectors for ismauAes
nent, reported the charges entirely dsproved.
The bill 70 exempt the property Of the Church FoundA
ton Fund Society from taxation was killed.
The bill to incorporate the Continental railroad also
killed.
The bill TO promote the eciency Of the militia Of tho
State passed.
The bill to amend the relative 10 steerage pasen.
gers WAS lost by IL 10 "a.
motion 70 reconsider was lost.
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Fire NJ Cambridge, Mass
BOSTON, April ., 1865.
The siorebouse occupied by Iile broWn 70, ~, ,n'
.o,..o Ar ned plates printed stock &C, In Cam
ny,ags ,. destroyed BY hre this morning Part OF the
49,. .sved The loss win reach nearly ssooooi
injured $4,000, Of which s2o 900 Is in England
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ture seeks tie public good. and not tie further
ance Of private interests. no new railroad
echesne will be tolerated
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Weather Repowss-
BY the Northern Esstern Western and Southern Tele
graph f5nes Office "a Wall street
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Senate.
ALBANY. April Q. 1859.
-ne Senate last r-shs adjourned a; Quarter 70 iva
asr having ordered aaA vc&s 70 be taken on ts M
dine bill oc Monday svscSs, 81 O'Clock, without d.
bate.
fy Mr.. DARIsa (rso 1-Favorably, to authorize tAv
stats Engineer sUd Surveyor to call railroads for exs
reports when IL his judsmeo: tie interests OF the So,
require the same.
By Mr.. AhKs (rsp )-Favora5ly, TO allow the Oriene
Dock Company to build Offsets
BY Mr.. Eo1os uep l-Reiatye to bale hay and hay
scales.
By Mr.. HAIsrKD (rep)-ro amend the charter OF tAs
city Of New York as to pay the Aldermen and Con-
morality four dollars per day Tor services.
The Senate s DOW considering the special order, beinE
. bill to impose tolls railroads.
Mr. WADswoRTH (dem.) is speaking.
MfIs INTRODUCED
BY Mr. srIsolA-rO repeal the law In relation to ~
Brooklyn City Railroad Company also for tho better pco
lection OF hotel Keepers also 10 amend the charter Of he
Harlem Railroad Company.
Mr. BRANDRxrB introduced resolution that committAe
Of three Senators be appointed make atom Of
the health department Of the city Of New York. snd
Port what Legislation, any, Is needed 10 increase tbs
efficiency Of the department Referred 10 tho Now YORK
delegation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-04
Navigation on Lake Erie
MARI cts.

IoLko, ONO, AprH >, Is"s-
The propeller Of the season arrived hero las, nigh.
from Buffalo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-04

Lccompson st Battle Greek, Nsch.
BArT1g Csxxx, April ., 1853
The citizens Of Battle Creek who opposed L.
compton cops,tuioa rejoicing the defeat MAI
sustained IN the House Of Representatives snA
now firing one hundred guns.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-04

Democratic Nomination FOR Mayer st Albany
ALsASr, April Q, 1858.
The Democrat nominated to-day Or. ousckenbos, VITO
the contestant OF the party for tho mayoraiy last
year, a. their candidate for Mayor.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31

A WoNAs CoNsiTs SUICIDE BY Throwing HE.
sELF on TIE RAILRoAD.-Ye esterdsy morning. soos.
IL O'Clock, ss the Johnstown train was spproa;n.ss
Depuys Curve, two miles from the city, one OF ~
passengers obeerved . woman come ou. Of tas oa.c%
about - feet ahead Of tie locomotive and deloeisy
throw hersslf acoss the track, with Der fAos dosr
ward and her bands over her eyes. Sac lsy S'n ne'
feet ON the track on whic, the trsia vas funniex
while ter head rested the inner rsil OF the otns
track. Tie brakes were immedistsly applied oss ..
coune it was too late TO stop the train TIE -
passed her bedy, cuttrg of both her tsd ~. ~
mspslirg bsr limbs horribly. As soon - tue ~ =
could be stopped, the woman a. taken up, peoo1
the cars, ard brought to tne depot, whence soe n.
taken to the Western Penney ylvanis Hospital oas
gered n great sgooy for three hours when dss.a "a =
minated her suHerinss. Coroner Alexander ne's "a
nques. upon the body, when the above iscss 80.
elected. ard verdict rsturpsd ia scccidsace ~
With. What motive led her to destroy hensi N -
horrible manner we are not ipfofmsd. Sas gs :.
name = Ms1psrst Duff, s.d when abe ~. - t4k1a AZ =
sbe said sta W. tIed Of life and wished TO die
che NJ tsken 70 the hospital she admitted -
stterdsnts that sbs intssdsd to DESTROY hssss"
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