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ANDERSON FRAZER On Thursday morning, April %
by Edwin L. is.aeld, d. D. ANDREW ANDERSON, Jr., 70
LIZZIE FslA2Ek, both OF tlls city.
CAhImII-SANDFIsoN On Thursday, April 2S at st.
Marks church, by the Rev. Or. Author, ROBERT b. CAMP
BELL TO SARAH ELzABsIn, eldest daughter Of Edward f.
SandeTscn all Of this city.
DEcKER-Mol.IAS.--OlT Thursday, April IS, By the Rev.
Mr Brett, tho Reformed Dutch church. Tompkingve,
Staten Island, Mr. LAwkEsoE H. DECKER OF this City, to
Mis- MARY MCLEAN, daughter o. Capt Charles Mclean.
dcnce Of the brides father by the Rev. r. S. Wiley, FIRE.
ns,c BExsMr., ~ D., 10 BIANcA RE1sG, eldest caugh-
Ter Of Adoipa Keisg, M. d., al Of this city.
EOcGPALNK9.0n Thursday evening, April %, by us
Rev David Gfocsbeeck Jr, Mr. CaNLEs B. HoGG to Mss
MARY PAiAkR all OF this city.
.InEvsrn0-- WodnssAay,-APri o., a. St
Georges church, by the Rev. Calvin Wocott ARCHIBALD
JOHNSTON to TIuoDosIA J. HARRis, both Of this city.
IAsaAN-HoDeERs Thursday evening, April %, by
the Rev Thomas G. Osborn, Mr. MARK H. IANGAy, Of thi
city, to Mics Harriet u. HoDcsRs Of New Haven.
New Haven and Derby papers please copy.
MoRASD--RAyEN In Brooklyn, Thursday, April IS,
EMILY eldest daughter OF the late Thomas D. Raven NJ
D., Of Cheshire England.
RkpsER-PopHAM In Philadelphia, on Wednesday
April a. by Rev Richard Newton, d. D., JOSEPH j. RED,
NER 10 AMELIA N daughter OF the late Capt. CHAEEs W.
PoFaAM, Of New York
NcHAaps-RKID.-OnT Thursday, April rs, in the Sum-
meraed Methodist Episcopal church, Brooklyn, by the
Rev J. M Reid, D. D., President Of Genesee College Mr.
JOHN !. KeaAss to Mics EMMA daughter OF John Relj
Esq all of Brooklyn.
Richmond Va.) papers please copy.
StOIT-Slorv Dn Wednesday, April n, by Rev. W. a.
Smith, Mr.. DAsL d. Sco to Miss ANNA Sc0IT all OF this
city.
SSow-RoDMAv.-On Tuesday, April rs, by the Rev Dr.
wIIsoN-IucHo- On Wednesday, April u, by the Rev
John Paddock Mr.. JOHN c. WILSON OF Virginia. 10 Miss
iuCY IvCEo, OF Brooklyn
Lexington (Ky) ard Wheeling (va) papers please copy
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NOVA from AneI,ec.

ARRIVAL OF THE FIRST VESSEL FROM EURoPE-EX-
TENSION OF THE CANADIAN TELEGRAPH LINES
IMfRovED FACILITIES FOR EUROPEAN NEWS.
QUEBEC, April 49, 1869.
Tie bask Immigrant arrived at This port day, being
his lrsi ytsle from Europe since tie resumption Of nav
ga;icn The ship Pride Of Canada from Liverpool passed
Gle .oiegiarh station g. River du Loup yesterday.
The Montreal Telegraph Company, owning all the lines
throughout this province have decided 70 extend the River
dc Loup line to Farther Point the south side Of the
ST. lawrence and about hundred ani fifty miles east
OF this city where the channel in the river compels all
large vessels pass within short distance Of tho shore,
and which point reliable arrangements have been made,
in connection with the New York Associated Press to
have eli the European steamers and sailing vessels board
eli aad their promptly transmitted the wires to
ths CITY, Portland Boston and New York; aud as the Ca
madam Steamship Company have decided TO run their
steamers from Liverpool every Wednesday afternoon, the
farther Point telegraph station promises to BIO one Of the
oa. Eorant depols for European news outside OF New
York tie steamers of the Canadian line bringing always
-four frequently five days later news from all parts of
Europe Tho telegraph line is expected to be completed
within month, special steamer, with men and mate
rias, having left for the Of action yesterday.
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submit 10 T. and sent to the oce Of the Deputy So
pcrinterdeut Of Police for disposal
lady, named Ann Mclaughlin, was relieved OF no
wallet, containing Sia at the Of Bedford aud Flush
ing avenues
FIREWORKS Last evening the fireworks for the Eastern
section Of the city displayed under tho direction Of
Alderman MAujer. for those Of Williamsburg, and Adsr
man Messerroe for those Of Greenpont The display
witnessed by large Of people The place
lected IN Williamsburg the opeu space bounded by
North Second Given, Ansey streets and Graham avenue
rurs band in attendance, and all passed of plea
sanity. Here there thirty different pieces set
on, prepared by J. ". Badfed, Es They consisted OF
the following pecesBatery Of MAJ oons, Colored Hunt
nations, Display Of Bombshells, Tho Wocpng Wilov,
Shells OF Coored Sars Mosaic Battery Star OF America
Fstt OF S.reamers Mines OF serpepts Guiochas oc IA
Telescope Batteries OF Colored Candies Rainbow Shells,
Cascade Green Illumination Grandos, Ascension Wheels,
Saxon Croes, Tribute to the Fire Department. This was
gotten expressly for the OCCASION aud represented
fireman standing pedestal and holding 10 his hand
bose pipe. In tho distance was representation Of ny
drant batteries Of fire pumps crystal fountain revolving
sum- the whole concluding with grand alegorca device
representing Neptune in his rising from the sea- aud
changing TO q representation OF a temple This,
as well "a all tho other pieces, was loud
y applauded. In Greenpoint the display took place
from open space Greenpo.nt avenue, tho
CINE house They prepared by Messas. Pepeubrng
4 Co, Of Grecnpont. The Washington Band ia at
tendance here and large numbers assembled To witness
the display The pieces eighteen In number, and
consisted grand illumination several fancy pieces of
great beauty, and concluding With representation OF the
temple OF liberty with cascades, eagles and American
flags motto also represented on thig piece, "wa.
ter introduced April 1869" They much admired and
applauced.
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sEoT TRUE LovE--Our readers will remem-
ger We lacy OF whom We gave an account who used
IONS 70 marry the young scounre Van Ness,
cuug hs Incarceration In the Mohawk street jail not.
zoe TACT that her borohed had just received
Sberd NcKowan, who returned from Auburn ve,terdav
repsfss that TINS same lady has followed Van Mesa TO tha
pace snd after repeated solicitations had been I'd
ana embrace her aianccd "lovycr she sare roe
ttc WI wait Until the I'VE years out and tbco marry
Ter darlrr spte OF sherns and kecoers II h onc II
ths most remarkable casos Of romantic consapcy we hn Va
Ltalj VI lkiely.--lii M,1ald, AEIl 20. -
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Tux sIocKBRIDGE lNDIAHs-MoRE EXCITEMENT
We arc informed, from reliable source, that q party
Of ScoSbridgc Indians committed a trespass upon the
anos o. Mr. Aaron ShuIlis, near C6pake Lake. in this
county, last week by cutting down several trees. An
action wa Drought for espstr and the parties appeared
before Justice fmke, OF TaghhanC, Tuesday Tho dc.
fepders Put n plea Of title &c The lands. This was
quts.on cnd ne jurisdiction Of Tho JustIce, and consc
siderable excitement has Been created in certain loctrs
b. tbs mos,.aent, AID the is looked forward 10
Nsp Ss Asegssh- Res's2a e., ~ Ga,sts, Ig,E 2e.
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Markets,
pprIApr,.purA sTacK noApn,

FHILkDELFHIA NTVtk BOARD.
pDuADEIPHIA, April 20, 1859.
Stocks doll. long Island Railroad, 1873 Reading Rail
read IS Morris Canal, 5s Pennsylvania Railroad, a
Pennsylvania State S. CAS-.
SAVANNAH, April 90 1869.
Cotton quiet and unsettled sales to day go bales.
CINCINNATI, April 20, 1859.
Flour firm, at SC for super 6ne Bacon iru, a. 1sc.
oc, lard quiet: Dbl lie. Pork quiet: mess sl7.
BALumoRx, April 30, 1859.
-Four active, and &c. 12c. higher. Wheat active, aud
ADVANCED lc. Corn active, and q. better. Provisions
FIRM and unchanged
PHILADELPHIA, April 90, 1859
Flour advanced: sales 900 bbls. at So 1873 81 for
superfno 10 extra. Wheat advanced 1c. Western red
y co. co white 81 90 81 c. Corn quiet yellow ssc.
oec Lard oil improving. Whskey nrm q. 26h 27c.
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IHE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.

WASHINGTON, April 20, 1859.
Lieutenant Mowry, who has been here some days on
busrea5 connected with Arizona will leave for that Ter
rcry TO morrow, but win return next winter to urge
the organization Of a territorial government.
The last Congress appropriated 900 the purchase
Of presents for the Pimos Indians in acknowledgment
Of their good faith and friendship for the whites. The
dan Bureau ia making arrangements for their dis
trbutior and they will consist principally OF agricultural
implements.
The PostmaEtcr General will open new routes under
the Post Route bill Of 1858 in Virginia. North Carolina,
South Carolina Georgia and Florida but will continue the
service all the old routes contracts for which were
recently awarded.
O'Fiynn, Postmaster Of Detroit will be removed as
his can be selected about which there
is some difficulty.
The question relative to the Philadelphia Postmaster is
net definitely settled.
The President OF the Pasifc Mail Steamship Company
arrived to-day, business connected with the California
mail service.
General Jerez, tho Ecaraguan Minister, on the 26th
Inst notified Mr. Yelveron, President OF the American
Atlantic and Pacific Ship Canal Company that their char.
ter had been declared forfeited by the Congress Nicara
qua On the ground that the company had failed FULL
its obligations. He likewise notified Secretary Cass to the
game effect
The Treasury receipts coming up TO The estimates Of
the Secre'ry and it Is not determined the Treasury
uotes authorized by the late law will be issued.
Richard Golden arrived last night aud staying with
the President
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Homicide In Philadelphia.
PuuapELrHIA, April 90, 1859.

Jaes NoCroy shot dead in his store this atarnoon
F, by Samuel H. Cunningham. Cunningham serving a
snt, and alleges that ho SHOT him in scfdeeuce.
lEtctoy's friends deny this.
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The Southern Mail.

AUGUSTA, April 20, 1859.
New ciCaus papers OF Tuesday afternoon TO hand
containing details of the atrocities Of the civil var IN
MsKioo, brought by the Tennessee.
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Williamsburg City News.

RoIBsREs.-On Thursday, while the majority Of the
citizens away from their homes witnessing the pro
cesson thieves took that opportunity 10 their houses
in many succcssfa--carryng OFT sonsidera
bic booty.
The housc OF Mr. II. Titus 1914 Grand street. was rob
bed OF money and iewelry valued at $j3.
The houee OF Francis Fora $50 South Third street. was
entered and robbed OF large quantity of jewelry and
money The thieves entered hy means OF false keys,
broke oren trunk which contained the articles with
jimmy Inc goods taken valued at $500
The house Of John Horstwnn, Of North Fifth and
Sixth streets robbed Of ewery to the value Of si7
Tho boutc OF George Ka,o Nc. lea South Sixth street.
was rorbcd OF $40 in money.
Tho house 81 &. Wagner NO. 10 Tenth street, was rob
bod Of 4, watch worth 500
The house Of Frank Snicn corner OF South Second and
Sixth Streets was robbed Of lady's gold watch chain,
$50 In silver gold bracelet AMI three Jumps OF Caor
mia gold, In all valued ut Sl0c.
PIcRPocKErs. This class OF thieves woro very busy on
Thursday but very ew cases have BEEN rcporio1 to tho
police where they were successui In tcr operations
thicf, named Luke Gage arrested BY detective Slan-
gle, OF New York, FOR nnsae TOO freely IN toe Grove,
aud waa locked up 10 tho Fifth precuct s'nii,n hor7e
Yesterday morning the ocoss anxious to obtain ls
asuefes.ls ~. lac Rcsucs Gallery but he teAsa ~
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Fire In Waterbury, Conn.

WATERBURY, April 90, 1859.
large Gre broke out in this city about two O'Clock this
morning, completely destroying the buildings known as
Ro5insons button factory tuacd Cherry street. LOGS
Estimated at So ooo insured for $4,000 Tue fire i sup
, posed u have been the work OF an iDceudiary.
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Esc, ~ Rue dc ls Polk, Palis. a TiHerEy,
Of the frms Therry Bscihers .ol aue 81 Nonore ps,
neIsS srstt ioncon repre- ntag ason MIA ha
Own mouse that OF ks'e viii sks ard
tctve viSctr TOR hdesk AZ gcn-Cueus ioo3 t sLoeA
ar ti me sh OF kay sptFRNY viii attend en- isiea IA
j. " seapy, \. Y. =. A4AS.A4s. Vi, HeoA.Nsy.
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Burning OF n Catholic Church at Ports
mouth. Va.

NORFOLK, Va, April 20, 1859.
81. rau Catholic church in Portsmouth, Rev. Joseph
n Piur,t IT'S, burned last night The pictures and
vss:met.s we're saved The edi6oe erected in 1853
at cost of 52s 900. Yves insured for $4,000.
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tecd the frDefai al bali rsst ocock Sunday ss-
noon from resicsrce Of her Parents No. ais Foreth
slTeet, between Eighth AID Ninth Her remaius
Will be Inferred lie Calrs-y Cemetery.
SnY1a.-Or Friday, April 90 after long and severe
nes TERtcCz SxyrH, rat.ve OF county Cavan, Ireland
Bis friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
N attend the funeral bs late residence City Hosp-
tai on Sunday afternoon, at one O'Clock
TAy1oR-n Thursday, April %, AxIIaR, only daughter
ot Richard W. and Eliza Taylor, aged year and IL
rooCtfls
the relatives and friends Of tAe family invited 70 at
tend the iuaera from the residence Of her father, No. 81
Fourth street, this Saturday afternoon At Two O'CLOCK,
without further invitation.
WnsUA-on Thursday morning, April %, Mr.. Joas u
WuBuR, aged 46 years, IL months and l5 days
Tbs friends and relatives, the rembors OF Polar star
Lodge No. z45, T. and A. M and the Sir knights OF Nor
ton Encasnpnen No respectfully invited 70 attend
the funeral Sunday Afternoon al two O'Clock, from his
late residence No l22 avenue e. corner OF Eighth street.
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For Sale-Thc ease, Stock and kIxfares
Of eeies extensive CO.. Broadway adjoining tho
Metropolitan Hotel extending through Orosby street.
,set Aiso on second noos fifteen Of Phesns t Lard tables
rn:e,y. FOR f ther paltleaArs Apply NE pren..s
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Police Intelligence.

COUNTRY MERCHANT IN TRouBIE.-On the 18th Of
January last Isaac Mix, J manufacturer Of carriages
in Broadway appeared before Justice Connolly \. the
Lower Police Court ard made charge Of false rretsnces
against Anthony York, Of Lima, Livingston county
for having, as he alleged, obtained some
rages, valued ut 50 geo, by mcans OF false pro-
fences. warrant was issued for the arrest OF
ihs defendant, WHO was arrested at Genese, but
subsequently released writ of habcas corpus issued
by Judge Strong. hearing was recently had in the
case, when tho writ was dismissed and the defendant
handed 20 the custody OF the policeman. On the
way 10 New York second writ Of haoeas corpus was
Issued and The came up again for hearing, when
the tribunal decided to hold the prisoner to ball in the
Ct 81 500 10 appear before Justice Connolly ut the
Tornb5 en- Monday next The 6ni,er then returned 70
New York, and on his arrival here yesterday h
scner.
THE FornrEESrn STREET POISONING CAsE-RE ARREST OF
MARGARET BURKE Coroner schemer appeared before jus
ice Welsh Thursday, snd Instituted charge against Mar
gaze, Burke he servant not long since hold under arrest
suspicion OF administering poison TO the inmates OF the
boarding house Of Mrs Beehan Foui tenth street. but
Mrs Bec,hsm al Fayeite Robinson she was discharged
Since then the has obtained additional facts,
which led hun TO make charge against her in order to
by Justice Welsh and placed in the hands of office NTH
OF the City Hall Court, but he not enabled TO find
Margaret unr yesterday afternoon, when he met her
walking in the street She taken before the above
Judge and committed for examination.
CHARGE or SEDUCTION Robert Il. Heacock, youn
man scarcely nineteen years old, was brought before
Justice Kelly at the Jefferson Market Police Court
charge az seduction preferred against him by Elizabeth
Reilly, OF No. e2 West Nineteenth street. The magistrate
committed the accused for examination
ALLEGED GRAND IARcxsY.-John Cooley was arrested
on charge of having stolen pocket book containing slos
from George Wood, OF No les West Twenty street
while the after WAS in drinking saloon In Ninn avenue
justice Kelly held the prisoner for trial.
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honf sestnei anc sailing yessels, well every family,
WI certainty ACCT ne elliptic spring bed Indeed consi
ing 10 cnst Crum 50 &c So Ia comfort aud the
bedding saves QeQurpg but one nnt.res no he sord
TO be without h-Mer. Traveller
BedEteade and lowest nox.sc -ea Send far
Company, 3iS Broadway, N. K.
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Improved French Yoke Shirts-Reatly
made and 10 order So AID $50 per dcgen at ElaHToa :
t,2 broadway, opposite ST. Nicholas
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JouvSn's Kid Gloves and London Silk Vu,-
bress just receivst BIZ late seasers LfAag Co., Nos
8. 4 md s AAor House. HrnsdwaY.
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Shirts to Oltisr.-Sewcd by hand, warran &
ed ct with French yoke; hosiery gloves ties &c
st TUi,I,ERToN's, sol Broadway.
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? chcss ard Nnf.1arf I.oonas froxvrgc1 DAILY -
bASstOhWs ~ tv'sos se< and No 3Ana street, BilAr1
Tables now snd seco1a h21a ssiling Oh oA.se
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For Perfect Fitting Shirts and the Latest
novelties IN gentle mea'e iurrsng goods apply ut GREEN s
shr; manufsc.ory No. ss.er Rouse.
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The Best Spring bed ia Ex1stence--(EIsyve's
elliptic. 1t from - 70 &C. at 378 broadway. Call AMI ses
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The Difficulties I'm Utah-Explanatfon Rcs-
poctiDg the Conduct OF Con. Jobnston--
Acqulttal OF Surgeon Byrne-The New In
dian Commissioners, &c.
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON, April 20, 1859.
The War Department this morning received heavy
mail from Col Johnston commanding the forces in Utah.
Tia complications and difficulties between the federal and
Judicial officers is fully explained and his course in res
pordrg 70 the regulations made upon him by the judi
Cary, which ordinate branch Of thegovern
is fully sustained and justified. It appears that Gov
Cumming was acting under special instructions from the
State Department, and directly opposite to
the instructions Of Col. Johnston and the judicial
officers. The Cabinet to-day had tho subject
under consideration Gen. Johnstons dispatches changes
ihe aspect Of ahrs there, and it Is not known what
course the administration viii pursue between the
federal and judicial officers
The Cour. Martial which has been in session for
time a Fort Moultre, South Carolina for the purpose Of
trying Surgeon Barnard NJ. Byrne various chlrges
have rendered verdict of not guilty The Secretary Of
War accepts the finding OF the Court but protests strongly
against the manner in which he was tried.
A. B. Greenwood of Arkansas has been appointed Com
missioner OF Indian Affairs.
PuTser Levi D. Slanm win supersede Mr.. Bridges of
the Bureau of Clothing and Provisions stationed this
city.
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Weed's pstenx faa-ify Sewing DIaciiires--
New STYLE price $50 Once az Broadway
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Fowler & Wells Apply PhrenoIogy Daily
No sos broadway roatug The slen,s detects and proper
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Geo. Snunlerx' Metallic Tablet Razor Strop.
IRIS tnnsbe article be obtsnei Of the sole
uerr G. a. g. SAUNDERS. No AI.or Holss, and of the
Teg1ors agents throu, licut the city.
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HorSing's Potent Cham paon Fare
burg proof sAes 81 oAd az Conner Mur.y MY
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Traey's Celebrated Skirts-iInde TO Order
and warranted to u.s. at 81 aud 80 William street one door
rorin Of Maiden lane. GEO. N. TRACY, Agent.
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CoMee.-Deitesovs C>fre, 10 lbs, 81; Also, n
chesi OF tea, 81 st EAL FORD s, store sxh syenus
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2le Blsecker street.


Gas FITTING and Fixtures ut Wholesale or
retail prices. ). q. VAN REED 2lo s,eeoker s.reet
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Gents Dress fIats-AR Alticle Unsurpassed
by any elegance durability superb Ia. So Gens
sno Soubs caps for dresa. business travel KELLOGG
fnsnuGCkuyer Isl Canal styeet.
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Inquire
Whether folly effect of impure locality unwho
food colds parentge, all combined have pro-
BRANDAETHs PILLS.
iuiicousy used il time will these sad evils by puri
flying The blood. This blessed medicine Will cleanse
defects morally and phyncay Are there not millions Of
tsstore who have received these blessings Ioquire
sold rs box with full directions al 19l Canal street.
Inv AL, isirr
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Bntcheior's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees,
at the mandatory, 23 BROADWAY 'r
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Elegant shirts-Hvholesnlc and Retail
IRA PEHEGO x son, q Nassau street
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Grandtean's New Improvement Again on
be human Interesting consultation prevents badness
gray hair warranted tOTwelfh street. Broad way
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Now Ready-A Rich ana Splendid AssOrt-
Of cldrfr's fancy hats and caps also beautiful silk
gentlemen styes, only at HARRIS Rus
22s BpNery 926 Grand street and 2Si hgbh
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Half Dozen Perfect Fitting Shirts, SIS.
MOODY'S shlr, Mandatory, 262 Brcadw way
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Clothing for Spring.
rot cheap clothing;
But well cut aud vol MADE,
Frou, every varivy OF goods,
Ready made or to order
A, D2UMGOLD a PROCHs
No sl< Broadway.
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Twiilcd Jenn and Linen Ora wers, Suitable
for the MooDys Shirt Msnuac.orv 2s2 Broadway
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Hills Hair Dye 50 Gents, Black or BrosvM.
Depot No. Barclay street ALSO 800 Broadway and all drug
uisf
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Clothing for Spring.

Gurney's New Photographic and Fine Art
gallery, M Broadway Photographs, daguetreoty pes mis
lures in oil; aidivoryi,pes.
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scwcez proc 9oss AID osg bsrs Ais. Gre and bursia
RoBrzr Il sPAy2ICK
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Cs1stadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupces.
TIE beet In the world Wholesale aud retail the dye pm.
veely applied, No. Astor House
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Hair Dye, Black or Brown, Ihlrty-Sevcn
cents box Bes 70 the wordtsres boxes for "ons doar
no burning coorng the skim sueu
Buy GEoR0Es Fsr Dye Sold at &s drug sore 300 araad
stress, E.f.
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Art Movements az the May Season.-Holnes
Picture Gallery going to 69i Broadway, enlarged and i'm
cd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

Gas Fixtures Removed,
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