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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-15
Sppp,ies for the Utah Array.

81, Louis, May S.-Gen. Smith has
sped elaborate orders for the movement
of the supply trains and troops for Utah,
dividing the former into divisions with
escort.
The general supply train is TO be es.
cor,ej by The first column. under the
command of Lieut.. Col. Andrews. This
column is already organized and ordered
10 march.
The second column. under the com.
mand Of Col. Monroe, will be composed
Of an escort and the FIST division OF sup.
plies. The column will march from
Leavenw orth on The 9Th inst.
The third column, under Col. May,will
march on the ooh.
The fourth column, under Col. Harri-
son. will march on the 25lh.
The fifth colnmn, under Col. Sumner,
will march on the 30tlI.
The sixth column,under Major Emory,
will march on the 4lh of June.
Three columns will, for the present,
the first brigade of the Utah
forces. under the command Of Gen Har.
new. Each column viii be supplied with
four months provisions, which will be re-
pIenisbed in passing Forts ksarhey and
Laramie.
Gen. Smith is yet in this city, the
state Of his health being such as to require
his remaining here short period.
Four companies Of the Sixth Infantry
eff Leavenworlh on the 9th inst, and
me company from Fort Riley is to join
hem al Fort Kearney.
Hon. John Hartnett, Secretary Of Utah,
eff here Yesterday for Leavenworth.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-15

The MINERAL BANK EMBEzzLEMENT.
We learn from the Cumberland feIe-
graph, that the trial of Joseph II. Tucker,
charged with embezzIing the funds OF The
Mineral Bank, commenced at Cumber-
land on Monday, and will probably last
week or ten days. lie is charged, whilst
acting as President of Bank, to have EN-
bezzled funds TO The amount OF S73,OOo'
and there is twentv-one counts 10 the IN
dic,ment, charging the offence in various
technical forms, running through period
of three years from 1854 TO 1887, causing
the Ultimate failure OF the bank. The
punishment, if convicted, by law under
which he is being tried, is not less than
five, or more than fifteen years conhne-
ment in the penientiary.
Col. JOSEPH II. TUCKER. Gum
berland Civilian says The trial excited
considerable interest, as Col. Tucker oc'
cupies the position OF one of our first ell,
zens, and every resident of the city and
county felt more or less interest IN the
trial, the result of which has met with
general satisfaction. Everybody seem;
10 NANTES, a pleasure in the honorable
acquittal, and the people are fully satisfied
that Col. Tucker is still an honest anc
upright man.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-15
The Weather.

For several weeks past, we have had
unusual wet weather. The frequent rains
have been cold and abundant, and occa-
stoned hooGipgs in the Potomac and lis
tributaries. The wet spell has impeded
farming operations and particularly corn
planting. The grain crops are very
nromi.i ing and all vegetation luxurant.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-15
change of Railroad Time.

The trains OH the Baltimore Road ar
rive al Ferry as follows -
From Baltimore West 9 o'clock So
minutes A. NJ, 8 o'clock "a minutes +.
NJ, and / clock 80 minutes A. NJ.
Going East trains arrive at l o'clock II
minutes A. M. 6 o'clock 20 minutes A.
M. and | o'clock 26 minutes in the morn
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-15
Capital PFeceptS.

We clip The following capital advice
from an exchange =
Earn shilling before you spend a
penny and rather drink water than 60 on
c,edi, with the tavern keeper. Cast not
away your old clothes before you get
new, and clap patch on the elbow rather
than 90 on tick with the tailor. wear
nothing before il is your own, and Keep
your hands from sealing-wax. This Is all
n(allihle anlidole against tile conlagion o
sherds, and constables.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-15

DREApFuL ArFA1R-.An hfnnt Eaten
bu HOgs.-Mr. Amos Barlow, Of MedI-
ma, informs US that as he was coming TO
the city this morning he saw. few rods
ahead. when about five miles from town,
two hogs ravenousIy devourlng some
thing in the middle Of the road. As he
approached the spot the hogs fled, leaving
a small pool of blood in the road. On
investigation Mr.. BarIo~ found that 1t
was an infant the hogs had been engaged
on. The head and one foot were whole
and untouched, but the other portions OF
the body, exce7, few bones, had been
devoured By the head Mr. Barlow
thinks il was a female infant. Looking
in the direction taken by the hogs in their
0joht. Mr.. Barlow saw woman lying IN
the gutter, apparently asleep. He went
10 her and found that she was in state
of beastIy intoxication. Evidently the
miserable wretch was the mother OF the
infant. MIR. Barlow informed the people
of farmhouse near by, aud they went
and carried her to their house. She was
stranger 10 them. She is German,
and apparently about 40 years old. 1t Is
altogether shocking affair CfeUefand
Plaindealer, Hioy 5h.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-15

HIGH LIFE IN WAsHINGToN.--The
Secretary of the Spanish Legation, at
Washington, being enamored of The daugh-
Ter of celebrated retired banker, has
been obtruding his unwelcome attentions
upon the family, it seems. for sometime
past. So, being found few nights ago
by the outraged father concealed in his
house, underneath piano, he was imme.
diately dragged out, pistol taken from
him before he could use 1t, and finally lg-
ANONYMOUSLY kicked into the street. The
finale Of the whole affair is, that the faith
er and daughter Two or three days ago
suddenly sailed for Europe, where they
will remain until the excitement subsidies.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-15

The Brokers have been "down upon
The Banks of Staunton. On Saturday
one of these "hawks" from Baltimore
made The Ceuuh Bank shell out Sl6,0 900
and toe Valley Bank probably as much
more. TIE two Banks redeemed about
ss0 600 of their circulation up TO Satnf-
day evening.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-15
New Minister to Denmark.

Iis stated that JAMES NJ. Buchanan,
E,a If Baltimore, has been appointed
minister to Denmark, in place of Hon.
IIENkY BEpINoER, whose commission
has expifed.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-15

VIM. H. Mong. Esq, was appointed
on Wednesday last by Judge Parker Gen
eral Receiver of the Circui, Court of
Berkeley county, in place Of Henry J.
Seiberr. ESQ.,, Observation-Disclosures
Republican.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-15
Circuit Court

The May Term of the Circnit Court
for this cculty will commence Oh Thurs
dav, the 2olh inst The following gen.
,lemen have been drawn as Jurors w.
G.. Small, WIN. EngIe, F. w. Drew,
Thos. West, Jr,. Samuel S. Wright VIM.
Marshall. Jas. r. Richard, II. w. Cas-.
tleman, Wells J. Hawks, Elias Baker,
John Kepinger, Seth Tlmberlake, Frank
O,burn. John Donohoe. John II. Snyder,
Wm. G.. Sheerer, F. J. Conrad, CHARLES
Aglionby, Jacob G. Miller, John /. Hen
kle, Geo. Lickider, David Whip, Fl. B.
Davenport, WIN. Riser and G. g. Porter.
--SDiru.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-15
Snntheron Convention.

Montgomery, May 1.-THE Conven.
ton re. assembled al 9 o'clock and was
opened with prayer.
Mr.. RufTin; OF Virginia. reported Sc
ries ofrcsolulions recommending the South
to adopt discrimination against the North
bv taxes and licenses. Referred.
General Walker. the fiIibuster, and
John Mitchell, the Irish patriot, were ten
dcred seats.
Roger Pryor, Of Virginia, made speech
AGAINST Mr.. Spratt's resolutions Tor re-
opening the slave trade.
There are FIVE hundred delegates pres
emf, anG many are able and eloquent.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-15

AgilOnby, JACOB u. Miller, john i . ith-
kle, Geo. I.icklider, David Whip, II. b.
Davenport, WIN. Risler and G. q. Porter.
spirit.
The WOMAN IN THE WHsKEY BARREL.
A fellow named Henry JumperwiIz, is IN
Jail at Chicago, H., as the supposed mar
,lerer of the woman recently shipped 10
New York in a whiskey barrel. Alter
stating that size was an abandoned wo'
man, named S pphia Elton, with whom he
co habied, he says that she voluntarily
hung herself in his room, when he cut
her up and packed her as mentioned in
the newspapers. We take the annexed
extract from detailed statement
Il saw she was dead; [ then cat her
up; put her on the mattress, burnt her
clothes; took on, her liver and buried II
Two miles from the city, in The sand;-it
was good deal OF trouble; thought | had
got so far could not stop; thought |
would dispose of all that no body could
find anything; put her in barrel and
sent her to New York; read the account
in the newspapers; il was all right; |
thought lha; You addressing the otflcers)
would find out about il; | went with a
drayman 10 the Central depot; got HIM
on the bridget kept her I'LL the l6h; |
bought the barrel opposite PltkIns 1T
was a whiskey barrel; gave my name
a, the depot as John Miller; have heard
of Leonard street, New York; put her
in the barrel about Friday; after closed
The barrel 10 send ii 10 the depot, turned
i, over and blood and water came out OF
the bung- hole; | pulled ont the stopper
and put in a pound and half Of flour in
the bung.hole to absorb the moisture;
took paint and putty to close the cracks
and then | painted it over; she did not
smell at all; did not pay the freight; de-
sroyed the receipt; the drayman made an
awful noise in getting the barrel down
stairs; said he was stout, and he could
carry it; he would not, and rolled it down;
il made an awful noise; | cut her up with
a common knife; 1t was All awful trouble
TO sharpen it; ! used saw"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-15

Horses FOR THE UTAH ARMy.'-Messrs.
Tanger. Singleton, Frink. ~ Co., the
contractors, against the 10Th day of April
had shipped 1900 horses for Fort Leaven-
worth, losing but 10 by accident.
All of these horses, with the exception
of less than 100, were country bred-none
Of them city horses-hardly in sufficiently
full condition for work, and bearing
more inspection than horses got ready Tor
market. So unusually good was the lo''
that not over thirty have been rejected ~
they for under age. Not one was over
seven years Of age. OF these seventeen
hundred, the number Of Eve hundred and
Twelve was bought in 81. Louis, five hun.
dred in Chicago, two hundred and twenty
in Lafayette, two hundred ten in Quincy,
one hundred and thirty in Cincinnati,
seyeniy.6ve in Springfield, ,hirly-hve in
Iowa City, and the balance in Missouri and
Iowa. These gentlemen, il is supposed,
will have to supply, during the year, from
three TO five thousand horses, and all the
necessary feed 10 keep them.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-15

HEpGEsvlLLE ELECTION. AT the cleo
ton held in HedgesvilIe on Monday last,
the following persons were elected corpo.
ration officers
Jacob Hull, Mayor.
VIM. Mckee, jeremiah Quinn, Rich.
ard Bodinc, John Green, A. ii. Wind.
ham, Valentine RINK, Joel Perejoy,
Trustees.
Samuel Cornelius, Sefgeani.--Berke.
ley american.
A bill has been introduced into the U.
s. Senale providing for the election Of
posI-masters by the people.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-15

A ROMANCE OF TWELVE LrNEs.--Laura
Lee is daughter of a wealthy farmer,
near Detroit for whom Thomas Barnes
was plough boy. Thomas, the rogue,
stole Laura's heart, and then her self.
They run away, and by legal process got
spiced. Old Lee offered $500 for the
recovery Of his daughter. The young
couple concluded TO go back and take the
money and the curses. When they ar
rived home, they were agreeably aston
ished to iind themselves heartily forgiven
by the old man, and awarded Homestead
and farm Of sixty acres. There was
common sense all around.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-30
YACHTING

DfocE ISLAND AND novrAUK-rHE YACHT LEN
ID FIs Capt Keeney wiz .esve 5e PeqDg, House for
nj sfer Dc arrival ~ he steam from NRwion and
insion landing Monisut Point the weather
WI return I've evening" or the Dey morning The Len.
NO e raculsriy str1g safe rnd comfora5ie has per
fecy capable asf csrefr captain ard snords ~ uosi De
srsbe IN Interesting plsres Ibse sre four
vel kept hotels he i~anf.
Nav Lggp0g, Lngng H. 1859.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-30
aEsrAuRAErs.

vVxBsrSR suPPrR ROOMS, IN NUxBvR NO
w wsversy plsos. corner q brcsdwsy cppo,Ss ,.in 4.
M. deces of he sessor ~ coored servants and De strict
" rriysie Curnsry departE'rp, oy tr pon. 60.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-30
EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSIONS.
A cARD.-ro TARGET COMPANIES PIC MICS. PRI-
- Vale parties, and othera
PAviTiON HorsI. FORT Lyr, M
The proprietor, b. s. Davis, offers Inducements 20 the
above parties vsnp his place fox besuy and
sccom notation on the Hudson river.
The proprietor would respectfully invite target companies
inspect hp yyounfH which he tsters himself be
eleelisd previous 70 their making their sns arrangements
elsewhere.
He would rtsvise rate tha. TIE
STEAMBOAT THOe. y. HuLsE. CAPT ALEX. ANNErr
running daily from he foot Of sprrg greet will land for
accommodation o. arres companies and PIC At any inter-
nedist@ point ne route.
PAvDcn hoteL Fort Lee.
B.aDAvrs, Proprtstoy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-30

n New i,,.n, Cart y Anserses, Jr vii nsis resais,
nd ossnsers % minutes past osioet AM. strss,
e o r na eD Boa. srs..a s.rs ~ la,
Ire European plan.
TIE CREW OF TIE SAN JAorSro DESIRE TO HAVE
s,1se: sSsyson meeing va De held a Nashinston
30 ococh Al hands are requested q a,:snd We Tsni
A syPERBLY rrxEHxD OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
n psno,Jre FOR ssls cheap. a. 6s Sixth avenue
xfv sor rousd Corners cs-v.a ss nos esSsssSs mao
made BY The best city msser. fully warranted for two
s1 can be seea az m DAY rom 4. " aisf N. q
B.-An 90 &c, made for essh, and Dor ior shippms.
a FAMILY WANTING MONEY WILL SILL. fHEiH
seven ccsve nearly new original Prse isD, nsnascured
IA sls rSard ossSss oss sssT slasm.nsd
Ippiy Al he residence No second street.
SEaAr 1890 .,srs5 scs y. S.sHF s,.T6
forte 500 insrup emit bss been used few ,u;hs wen
.ouna sorrerss cS, ssshsa Cal q, he r.sdess. ia
Wooster street., near Houston.
,rrssss cBIcxrslSe . soSs HAVING sSsov1s
rours ar~~i pr-pas oocsr .ssir i.sds and s PUB
..s r. ma. q ss2s s s y
s,issss U vrggs s,y-s q s.sss ssd rrse. Witch :snr
ar..a,e s.s y i...s . ..s s,;r.s:.a 2 ~. .ars sa
Dxk HI hbbkD fAhNBfOhlt FOf EALF-AT ANY
ros-r leaves or Eurps o. w.inss.y ssyt ID Psis IN
s.run en al expected from rs csss
piano-s~eesess, porer and hrlisncy Of tone beautiful
serpepune the riches style pes ksys pear
maid hoard, carved legs French grsDd action,
strung bass splendid stool an This viii f0und
fsvorabe opportunity for family derous Of proauring
psnoforte suitable for private
nominal price. The above purchased
last March or ~ Csn De seen Al al Ninth avenue.
Twenty nfh street.
TpIANO AND SINGING TAUGHT BY THONAs D. sui
I LIvAp. Address p31s We~ " str~St. Com
nuncsrcns received ~ Horsce wsaer, Ss Broadway An
orgsnists situation wanted references Ac A. his residence
u,fkNOs AND xELoDEoNs or sUPERIO1 MAKE AZ
grest barr.ins-seoonf hard pisncs the following
extremely loo prices.-es6 80 $50 AD, SIS sS fel sifn
fsb sls0 flte sud fnq ee md hand meadeJns from
and One Of The largest catalogues % muse the
United States Musical nstruunerss and musical erch
disc Of AL knds Al ,be lowest possible rs- Pianos and
fer rent as.rs srs. g..,o.
DIAro.-FOa SALE. A BEAurfruL sgvEr OCTAVE
highly finished roaepooa pisno good new IN perfect
tune hrh toned left " be sold By party gops 70 EsTope
Price very modersis. Appsy a. 20 Cstha1ne street
Two PARr1Es IN SEARCH Ov vHr gnEArFsT BkP.
rsin for cash please call ct 500 Gnib svenue, nesr
thirty Art srsft, srd examine for banreve~ Tuly
SUPERB plsp2 ffved snd MAID In he hghes STYLE OF
xaure. Cusn,ers win be treated fairly and hbersiy. ass
fsc,ou rrarsn~->d w r,ouey refupied IN every
90 pTAvCvoRyrr rvw AVID spDOwn HkrD 70
ZsD lot az "a 10, ~ - 81. ~ ~ end es pon'h az 49,
s,le very cheap. One n 01ber for f~l one pead
,sysd cc,s-e FOR se; sod psDce ,ure1 ~ Pref DUrs
DAY, 2v 9ysns sreet,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-30

DEaArrA-A REGATTA WILL TAKE PLACE AT
III MONEYS hotel, Bulls Ferry, N j.. Thursday Sep
mber 2 isss purse OF SIS Free for al Is feet
and under. Allowance Of time minutes the foot
be river on he ..rt Inrsnce fee slo 70 Be paid At
money The second boat her stakes The
psee twelve O'Clock The steamboats, rHOs
Z. HULsE, FLORA, and PUTNAM leaves foot Of Spring
street. ". T.. every hour for Bulls Ferry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-30
FALL FASHIONS.

IN UTLFELELlR, NO. 301 CANAL STREET, THREE
~. doors of Broadway, viii open Monday, August
80 his new of fall trimmings for coaks msnlss and
dresses Also, ct the time 70 recommend his well
Of embroideries lsces and all kinds OF
real with the richest choice of head dresses hair
pins and head variety and STYLE TO which
BE invite from the city, well as stranger! from
the country, who will pd 70 their advants &c 70 call And
examine the above stock which will be sold Wholesale and
retail, at prices not 70 be competed with.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-30

DARIs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FERRERO, NO.
Great Jones street seven doors rom Broadway respect
fnly that che is prepared TO snow cnoic
assortment of fall millinery hesddre flowers, feathers
laces &C.. selected by herself in Paris.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-30
nRY GOODS. &C.


STsAsa h tn.SI,sss "a s SS dealer.
TS FLA s4o ssH ,s sqSRs
sss Vii ESsss on ''
x'sd HAIL 4rf SsP 4 r ;i'sns'''
Con- 4s G. asS,ss so:i q
S
Cxnrs-ELEyEN SPRING SKELETON SKIRTS AID.
- 0sabe hustle best pattern and well made q 81 Is
ysSS: 20 shSrsns -four springs cents s Dealers
ENDING, strt factory 2 Spring, near Varicf street
TA' 'i"'' n i3 sS sHE ss s.sas,n,
wn take place Thursday Sept when choice assort
S'' sss. ass s :ss s Sessss''
''' Boy; 81: an. nc. s ss,;s,..,. .,o..
in'f iss,. .s: and sS sHRsasl hosiery
0entemen's furnishing goods.
% 0' &. SsiOlA. Hotel.
TO A EnEE so xssH At iH SnsRss
FAN styles of ladies' and ehildr'1s Ssnss:
For he Inspection o, Southern and Western buyers,
sENfss BAzAAz.
3d. Nicholas Hotel
l858.-'A1I raADs :. HOMER,
No Ill Chambers street,
r''';sf As xsS s' WHITE IN SoSbs
Ribbons. xsa sG1' ssa flowers.
TO which b. s :sSs,,: Z. s:ss: L variety
CASH BUYERS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-30


DRY GOODS, &C:
A vsaDEaE.t Lf es2ssS.. Al 90.
Fun Assortnsns
THEIR FALL TxPoRrArIos
H ss1 . SSSHSHs
NEW AND ELEGANT DESIGNS
TWO AND THRU. yIoyscrD. &C.. &c. s
Paris and IyS.: markets
FROM k A Sr115 HHsSfsser PRICES.
ASisxEss. Variety
PARIS rofLlN visIunr,A.
,..a S asss5s 81 s p HG0s'
N-AA eunlr pou,.. ,vpr. .c., .e.
Manufactured expressly or ON,
o0A s.YAn. SALES.
,s Nj e. i =; ss;' is5
'A't szAiHs i #S~a s2Essss 40. &c.
IRISH As 4 Scs ssS S i l. MARKETS
r. -. 1 -, s s. s:.n,,.,.rs.
FAIL 0'i siss Sd .H ssAy. ~ s.r.s GOOD.
.,., 4 , ....
SOBEs 4 LIZ ,,ux ,r,rs
soB sSb RsI H1Hduras,
ri0F 1f1 r = ss1 pam SILK rezr.s.
f0FlI pop hHs1 soh 4 Iz z ,surrs.
To which win be constantly added Ill he novelties q he
| season.
Inendns 70 comes, the retail With our whole
e NJ TGH Ia re1 eSS e sS' VI.
found at q. IoS si s,'s a1sksr "A
0Y sSV.14fs. IS, 81 s9 XVI EXHIBIT
Q. a0'R 4: e. zs: ca Il & Cana, street.
SHss1s1 RaaL a x "a G2ozk
A 1e: Q. e H Is R5;:sni xssss So
NB-Their reEuar Opsnng for winter ssTnents win take
s ~ Ss sic esn S Mercer
| ID AND WINTER STOCK
ouoAxs AsSS txAsruLAs.
NOW oPKS
WHOLESALE BUFFERS
| CLoAxs. MANrnLAs. Ero.
vsoas..is buyer.
l The subscriber V now prepared 70 exhlbt
rrnn.s: q u. .S;s assi1ssis H,is'
PA, and wa<r o'Ostst -u..
r.ss ..,,s SPECIALLY invite s: sfsS' p e sTSt
| OBSERVE ,ss number, ..
Anew door, west Il Broadway,
CIoAxs AND sHAyI Si,.s .oo
H.v. removed !. Si ~ -. a - ~ broadway.
| And are ready 70 exhibit heir
cloAxs cIte .s AIS; TsAeIAss,.a
| A1'' srencS and German uaansns ssawls,
All Of which hey prepared 70 otter a. low Drteea
i ARNOLD, SossfHpLE CO.
ersrHAL OPENING WV u t Sare FALL INNOVATIONS.
On m5 II sSra Ans;r.m
1 kNAn1NE, COMPARE ana JUD0k
| NOS &9 ard 81 Canal street
EAxILY MOURNING GOODS
SsAsf fsfL Rs t da t SkisE ss E
&C. An unrivs sa6 sssSr GeSs e, ne
Mo-. sC9 and sii cana srsst, corner o. Mercer street
EAih iAr0hr 1iSss GRAY co.
isiss, Paris styles, scnsistins Of
sii i robes ses ' sounc s ard double ,tir.s;
| Poplns, vslencas curtains, &c., &c.
Real aces and French embroideries ever In New
Novelties received every steamer "a, Broadway,
! uoSIroS COLLARS, Hosrros COLLARS, HoN1roN
Jus, received by BExKNAH CO., N
AiHse invoice Of HOH'On collars, 4, ..,.., n.,,..
VIZ; collar, for 81 . worth $50
is s&&
sJ DsT G22ps CO. nav. opened
,r,s I nsE, EA IsEIS i5yas s.,xrys
D69IE ss a HAhhsAa ogHIEsrzsrs ssEkSkais,
LACE and Muslin sfF CURTAINS, ao As.
res sDou. som%sn,nS or re ,r rsn Ss
300 ana 81 Canal street. corner Of Mercer street.
T .ADlEs CLOTH RAGLAss,
N a BEsflhs coxrAyrs. 80 sro.Aw.y.
T ADIEs UNDER GARMENTS SOLELY.
,sys ssssns u.ss snss.snu., ss.sppe.s
urpi.oesssssd Il 81 srosawsy, near f.es,y I;s
AD1Es DRESS, CAP AND HEADDRHss MAKERS
IL wanted, s,&l Broadway. Work given out n rs9niret
M s2iI. INFORMATION.
S on ScSd. new 5 &c and re-
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FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.

n DEMASDE-DANs UNE xAIsOS FRANCAISl
~ chez ee bonne bour geois sppartem meubl
balm gsk pour ieune dame Aliemsnde OF u
sveo pension pour a dame quon rouvsra PEI
soprare usnqu.e 81 De touies lea mAneres desirable So
dresser init >les \. X, Union square Pos. osce-.
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ASTROI,OGY.

" Asr0NrsHIN0 AsrROLoGrsr.-MADAxH NOR
"A ROW-1hs highly rifed lady seventh daughter and
Was born yin gu % Tell Ne pest present and fu.are events
see her invoke NE pove Of her vonderul sesce and e
all vteh v know, thoughs
you NE likeness OF your Intended husband She Just
turred from Kurope where she failed In giving pert
~ Norfolk street. between Broone and Grand Gennsnea
not admitted
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AJEw HAT, CAP AND FUR STORE, NO. s77 SIXTH
~ avenue one door above Twenty third street. New York
We lust the above store where intend keep
general assortment. Of hats and furs of the latest
style OF the best quality consisting Of ladies' frs OF all
youA end chdren hats and caps Of great variety gentle
caps and furs made order notice n B-Lsdies
furs cleaned and altered 10 the latest style.
r. D. CHssFBRoUGH, r. d. CHESEBROUaH co.
Wv pI
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WRTT1NGi WRITING u WRITING ~
w BY ealing No t0l Canal street, any person visa
ing 70 take writing lessons vii End opportunity
eonable terma- Also wiahnG wfo
neir friends. and eannos write tbsmsevea DO well
call all maserr being strictly confidential. Open A
o6Ph 40l Canal street. between Thompson aud saskn-
Oh Waikiki afRKKr.-B y. FOSTER. AUTHOR OF
Az Prize Enay he best method Of esching Penuan-
ship Double kntry Ruedated and other popular WORM.
gives leesoss In bookkeeping writing &c. II his
20 wnser nres -nsrs Esnusnsn are qualified for ses-