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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-04

RrNpHI-Iu ------
q Jons Rksr ''rooklyn, suddenly on wedpesaav US.
The ~ ELL, aged AZ years and ii months "' 20"
inv"~ Aaves and friends Of the family are
"a 70 attend his funeral a, No. 26s Pearl straa, ~
Nppoay) afternoon, at O'Clock ~ '"A
| no"E-ln Brooklyn, on Wednesday Feb 2 of so.,..
| aged years ~ VI H"""iu anu MARIA Rowe,
o,clest vii; take place this riday) afternoon a,
ner Of Grecn ms iahers residence, Classon avenue or
Mo-. IN hooklyu, D., on Wednesday Feb .
"-SVN W.. I, On child Of Thomss and Eaie A. Sooss
aged i! mos,.. a1a ~ days. 49, >~'''
The relatives -. friends OF the family are respectfully
invited TO att nd the this (Fridayl Afternoon e
South Fifth street.
ssAMAS-on Wednesday, Feb 2, Of paralysis. after =
short illness, Cora v. SEAMAN aged 46 years, IL mohs
The funeral will take place her late residence No.
lol Goerck street, this friday morning. at sIeyr.
O'Clock. Der friends, well those OF her husband
D. " fehson, are respectfully invited to attend.
SHASNON.-In Brooklyn, on Thursday Feb g. Mspn.-v,
years, a months and IL days.
we friends OF the family respectfully invited to a.
tend Der funeral from No $50 Concord street on SssuY
day aft,Nnoon, at two O'Clock.
Toronto papers please copy.
SMiIH-In this city, on Wednesday, Feb. 2, MATHEW
SMITH. the beloved OF John and Ann Smith, aged
years, monthE and ID days
be friends anu acquaNtances of the family are respect
fully invited attend the funeral this (Frday) aernooa
bali past O'Clock FROM the residence Of his parents
No 453 Ninth avenue.
TkHrcKEOn Thursday, Feb. g. of dzease Of the heart
HiNRf 1ESrcKE, in the san year OF bis age.
The friends and acquaiatances " the family respoce
fully invited 10 attend his fune al Saturday after
noon at O'clock from the residence OF his In law,
VIM Hinton, Of First and North Second streets,
Williamsburg
VAN NEsr.--At his residence in JsnesvilIe, N j. -
Monday Jan. "a, RYSkk VAN r loe 8Sth year Of his
age
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Police Intelligence.

HoRRlp PICTURE or Cry IlFE-James W. Barker, re-
siding No. l52 East Thirty fourth street, appeared be-
fore justice Kelly at the jefferson Market police court
and preferred charge of larceny against girl named
Mary Fitch, and an old woman named Mccullough, in
stealing as is alleged, quantity of household articles,
such as Sheets Blankets and towels, and lot of wearing
apparel valued in all al $3.50. The complainant states
that he went TO situated in the fourth story of the
tenement house No 1876 East Thirty fourth street.
pany with officer sokely Of the Independent police and
there found large quantity Of property which he ident
fed as his The accused had both been in bis employ and
suspcctipg that they were dishonesty inclined no
made the visit in question. Mrs. Mccullough con-
essed the property had been brought there by her
companion and that the latter had concoctcd a plan
10 rob Mr.. Barker Of all the silver ware In his dwelling
In the occupied by these women number Of
Children varying in age from ten months TO three years,
who Mrs. Mccullough stated boarding with her at
the expense Of the Amshousc Department. Mr. Barker
doscribes the appearance OF the infants disgusting in
the extreme Half clad pale and cmacatcd they crawled
about the apartment Ike many living skeletons They
uttered cries. but with do,c cxprcsson stared the
visitors cut OF countenance Moved with compassion for
the little ORES Mr. Barker bad them remover to mort
suitable location, where they were fed app ccthcd ~ hu
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News from Hayti.

Inc schooner Doane arrived here yesterday from hn,
ooyes whence she sailed the morning OF the 10th ut
some alarm was fet in that town least the nountaineers
wLo favor the republicans would make attack upon it,
rory OF the moontaneers were in town the l5th but
no octoh was taken In regard 10 them. The "duke OF
Aux Cages bad threatened fire to the place rather
nan II should fall into the hands of the republicans
uereupop the foreign consuls held meeting and after
due liberation informed the 'dukeu that he set fire
TO th Town. or IN other way destroyed injured the
propers OF foreign citizens their respective governments
would h0,d him and his government responsible for il
This OF the foreign consuls what frightened the
"dukeu 20 nothing further had been heard about his
burning the to wn rather than let fall hands of
the republicans.
from lie Boston Advertiser Feb g.
The brig r. W. Packer Captain Lee, which arrived here
yesterday brings advces frou Cape Hayea the 18th
ult.
The whole north part the island bad declared in favor
Of the republic and Gcrfard receiviag large
forcemens. Many of the EmperoYs troops had joined
him, and il thought THAI Souiouqac would be over
The force OF Gerard is stated at Is 600 men
Tie following Is extract Of letter received in thi5
city dated Cape Hayden, Jan. =
We have bad no definite news from Sououque or of
Affairs at Pors au Prince. II is certainly krown however
that he Arcahsyc with his army in very destitute
condition skirmish had takec place between the ad
guard Of the two armies and SouOuque had been
defeated Many Of his officers and soldiers had deserted
him and passed to Geard. The south is also march
ing against him His family and treasures have been en-
doubt of his intention Of making his escape hardly
probable that be VII be allowed to return to Port au
Prince
Tie brig Jossh Jex fsom Jacmel 9th u, also arrived
at this port yesterday. She reports Jacmel quiet the
people attending To tbcr ordinary avocatons, and caring
soulouque had been deczed battle in another part Of
the island.
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News from Kansas.

I LEAvESwokri, fcb- ., less
! "Ossawattomie" Brown, who had been pufsue- ant
surrounded at Eureka by the Deputy Marshal and posse
'''e: s. i me- ,s .'' Gu Monday into sss.a'..
nlaest or troops, zen. by CO..
in the Co. VI "eN'ng OF Dis
escape. rHR 0O1p ,,r.,,-
rLi"hf or 0"o"N- W, ErC.
sr "uls Feb. 8, 1859
Highly fatering accounts of the Kans !" so'u u''"e7
continue W be received. rich quartz vein HI "e' '
covered at Ralstons Fork, twelve miles from
and shot colo abounds in several localities.
The Fort Defiance dates by the Santa Fe mail to 10
cember Fl. They say that the Navajo Indians acknow
ledge losing 200 lives 500 sheep horses, the de-
sruction Of 1000 huts and quantity Of grain
altogether valued at upwards OF slo0 900, during the
late
Mr. Yost, In letter TO the Santa Fe Gazette, ntimates
that there s disposition deal harsy with these
Indians, and says that certain terms are exacted will
turn them IRON the pursuits Of industry and agriculture
by which they now support whole nation OF IL 900 souls
and sustain $50 900 sheep and co. 900 horses and make
them robbers and plunderers.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PInLApEIPmA, Feb 3, 1885,
93L; Reading Rsilroad, PAN Morris Canal, Pan Long
Island Railroad, lI4; Pennsylvania Railroad, 49,
NEW ORLEANS, Feb 2, 1859.
Cotton market unchanged: sales day 60o0 bales at
&c Tor midding. Sugar buovant Mt advance OF &c
fully fair, &C Flour firm ut IS 90 Corn active at
90c for mixed Mess pork has again advanced &c.,
selling at s19 So Bacon--Shouders buoy ant, ct ad
vance Of &c. per pound, and selling at 7Ac ,o,o
New ORLEANS, Feb 3, 1889
CottoB-Salcs to-day 5000 bales, the market closing
with decline of one-sXeeptb to eighth of cent
mostly the lower qualities. We quote mdding lie
II c Sugar bOoyaDt and advanced 80. &c; sales
at 67sc. for fair TO fully fair Moasses advanced
lc Flour Gull at S. SO superue. Mess pork advan
cing sales at $40 SO for old and $40 30 for Oats,
Soc. Gunnies II &c. Sterling exchange advanced to
JOS 1854, and with bills of ladfng 1914 1919.
Drafts New York at sixty days 1s 2per cent dis
count, and at sight x per cent,
CHARLESTON Feb. 3, 1859.
The sales Of cotton today 800 baes sales Of the
week 900 bales The market depressed and accurate
quotations cannot be given.
SAVANNAH, Feb. 2, 1859.
Cotton market dull and declined &c. &C.: sales TO-
day 900 bales the above decline from last weeks prices
market closing with tendency still downxard
SAVANNAH, Feb 8, 1852
The cotton market is depressed: Gales day 500 bales.
Sales of the week 200 bales; receipts during the
time Is 900 bales Increased receipts at this port to date
1876 bales; do at all the 992 900 bales Stock at
this port 20, 600 bales.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 3, 1859.
Flour dull and prices nominal unchanged. Corn
yellow and white 74c a 76c. Provisions firm. Coffee
firm: Rio, IL nc.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 3, 1859.
Flour unchanged. Wheat steady at ST As 81 rs for
white, and 81 81 81 40 for red Corn active; yellow,
Toe. a 7se Whiskey firm at &c. 2sc.
Flour unchanged. Whskey steady, and in fair demand
at 25%c Provisions unchanged. Mess pork-Sacs 800
bb g. at SIS so $40 Lard, in bbls, 1l7sc Bacon firm
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man beings should be, and s.propcr women ennove4
watch over them until the authorities should act 70
matter. A tue
BuRoiARY.-James Murphy was caught By ,.
Tom0s and Craig OF the Fourth precinct p ,,,a
Gay morning, WIN demyonn Oh brandy hs
which he had taken from the store OF mas po'eeSs'on
IA nover erect the nigb, ~ >schae, Smith, No
had been burg ariously e. -svlola Mr. Smiths store
properly being found sered and portion OF the stolen
1t but fair In the possessha on the prisoner
burglary Jps s<esome that he Was uap,a ~-'-a the
II default bsI oSpofae committed Murphy for tr,,
Corp, AMT D,sxrsv, The complaint against officer
Sherwood, charged with le,. ooA H'An on certain
PARTIES and for which he was b. ~su' oe'ore Justlce
Welsh Monday dismissed.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate

ALBANY, Feb 8, 1859
BILLS REPORTED FAvoRABLY.
To prevent the of false bills Of sdng, and punish
the fraudulent transfer Of property by shpowners.
BILLS REPoRTED uNrAvoRABLY
To amend the law OF divorce-providing for divorce
when people have resided in other States.
Mr.. ELY, dem from last years committee to examine
the Health Department of New York, reported in writing
and by bill recognizing the Board Of Health--makng
the head of the department medical officer The report
in full may be found in to-day's HERALD
Mr. Owens resolution reorgaDzng the Court OF Appeals
was adopted.
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The Atlantic Telegraph Cable.

We have been permitted to make the following extract
from letter, just received by Mr. Cyrus W. Field from
distinguished English engineer, who has never been con
nected with the Atlantic Telegraph Company
well remember conversation whom we last saw
each other, and much in earnest on the subecs
as was then for, ike yourself, confident thai
the Atlantic telegraph enterprise destined under Prov
dence, be successfully accomplished; and feel my
mind perfectly certain that all the difficulties may be
easily and certainly overcome. do regard the task
rs light easy one, but know IL TO be pract
cable one congratulate You most sincerely even the
pa tal success which attended your last attempt and the
great change public opinion which has resulted from IT,
Nothing long delay It's accomplishment. The two
worlds cannot do without II.
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Assembly.


The morning session in the Assembly was occupied in
debate on the bill authorize the trial of the Quarantine
incerdiaries in New York or Brooklyn.
TuTHL spoke strongly in favor of the bill, and
Messrs Christie and Tomlinson in opposition Messrs
Spencer and Conkling also supported the bill
The Assembly held evening session TO night TO con-
slider general orders but bills of general interest
acted upon.
The bill TO pay jurors in the city Of New York 81 80
per day was debated but meeting with opposition pro-
gress was reported upon il.
Tie bill to amend the act regulating piloage through
Helgate channel was taken up.
Mr. CBANIER spoke In favor Of the BILL which, he said
sought protect the pilots from being defrauded Of
their just fees
The bill was ordered to third reading.
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Elles In Connectlcut.

HARTFORD Feb. 3, 1859.
Gray's machine shops, in Bristol, werc destroyed by
IRE this morning. Loss $40 900.
The Exchange Hotel in this city, was also burnt this
morning Most Of the furniture saved, but the build
ing entirely destroyed. In were shoe store and
another store but the goods in them mostly saved
The insurance is nearly $500, which will nearly cover
the lose
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The democrats held caucus here tonight to appoint
delegates to their several conventions. Over four hun
drcd in attendance and there a lively and
citing time The Douglas delegates were elected by q
vote Of nearly five one and strong resolutions nomna
ting Douglas for President were passed almost unan.
mouslv
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GEIney's
NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC AND FINE ART GALLERY,
1U7 Broadway,
First block below New York Hotel The most extensive
Establishment 10 the world.
Photographs, daguerreoypes, miniatures in oil and ivory
types
Bold dsguerreotypes of deceased persons copied
arged size by the Photographic process and finished in
any style equal 10 those made from ife
Gallery open till r. M. for tree inspection
J. GURNEY.
Photographic artist, 507 Broadway.
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ST.. LOrH, Feb. 3, 1859.
The overland mail brings San Francisco dates of the
10th ult The trip made in twenty three days, in
GLIDING twenty two hours detention
Paul c. Shore killed Santa Clara county, Calfor
MIA, the 9th, by Thomas Seals. There great
ciement consequence, and the military had to he called
out protect the prisoner who conveyed to prison
at San Jose
Rumors prevailed at San Francisco that three hundred
prisoners in the pententary had been accidentally poi
soned by the of some chemical mixed in the -four
There was doubtless, truth in the rumor but the
matter was greatly exaggerated.
The sloop of war vandaa had left for Guyamas TO
lieve the st. Marys.
The Probate Judge Of Carson Valley had published a
card declaring his intention perform the duties Of his
Office without favor from any collision between
him and the anti Mormons regarded as Inevitable
General Kibbcc stal prosecuting the against
the Indians in the north with great His troops
had killed quite number and taken two hundred
prisoners.
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Opening OF the Nova Scotia Legislature.

The Legislature was opened today. Tho Governors
speech was brief and Of unimportant character 1t
refers to federal union of the Provinces and inter-
colonial railway notices slight deficiency in tho rcvo
nue., and promises several useful measures.
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Married.

NATHEwEs--yAN NEs.-In Hudson, Columbia county
N Y, at Christ church. by the Rev. William Watson
RAVEN MAIBEwKs Jr OF South Carolina, to Miss JEANNE
ArEYE, only daughter Of James X. Van Ness Esq, OF
Columbia county, N. Y.
WBnAN-wAIIACE--0n Wednesday evening, Ian. o.
by the Rev James Mett No. 40 Seventh street, Mr..
HOBART WHEAS Miss JANE WALLACE all of this city.
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Weather Reports.

BosroS Feb 3-9 N.
BonoN-we have four inches Of snow, aud it is still
falling, but there indications OF change TO rain.
RousE's POINT, N. Y.--snowing hard.
MONTREAL, Canada.-Thick storm; thermometer
%.
The storm reported extending generally
Vermont and New Hampshire.
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The Charleston Races.

CHARLESTON, Feb. 3, 1885,
Gazelle won the first TO day. and Congaree tho
cond. The main four mile won by Tar River.
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f. Y. S.--Bnll0us French Yoke Shirts made
order and warranted 10 fit at BALLOOS shirt emporium
Eroad
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Geo. Saunders' NJ. sallic tablet Razor
strop This the article has been edalet for
producing the keenest possible edse TO For bale by
J. d b. SAUNDERS, Ne. Astor House.
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Take Healthful Physical Exercise. nj
WOODS Gymnasium, No East Twenty eighth street.
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Elastic Stockings, Shoulder Braces, Knee
caps, ter baudages and DR.. 0lOVER'S lever truss
q m
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Cristndoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Teupees-
the best in the world Wholesale and retail and the dye pi
vately applied, No. 6 Astor house.
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Chest Of Good Tea for One DOlAar.-AIso,
ten pounds coffee for ST. at CHRISTIANsONs No. Cham
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SfereOscOpIc Views, Mt Gurney's, 7O7 Broad
way "A choice collection of views Of all parts Of the world
Gurneys Photographic and Fine Gallery,
7O7 Broadway.
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A. w. Fabers Lead Pencils Sold mt Retail
nv all satopers at Wholesale only, by EBERHAkD FABkR
sole agent, 1873 William street
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Barry's TrIcOpherOus II the Best md
cheapest article for DRESSING identifying cleansing curling
preserving ana restoring The hair Ladies' try H. Sold by all
M
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SANDY HOOK, Feb. 3-ll r. a.
There yet signs Of the expected steamers Kan
CARGO Asia. The weather is cloudy with enc Ess.
Wind flesh from n. n. W.
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Cure Your COugh.-25 Cents.
lis Third avenue, Fourteenth street.
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Fine Sugars.-A Chest OF Tea for 81; Ten
pounds Of coffee for ST. at REDFORDs, 43 Sixth
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e bill was ordered to third reading.


ALBANY Feb 3, 1859
The State Medical Society have elected the following
officers for the ensuing Notwithstanding Fordyce
Barker Of New York. Vice PresidcntDanic T. Jones' Of
Onondagua Secretary--Syvester D. Willard, of Albany
Treasurer-John v. p. Quackenbush, of Albany.
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Court CRlepS0r--Thls Day.
UNITED STATES DIsrkICT CcURI-Nos GO, II, a. 6S, A,
50, Al, 40, As, AZ.
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Holloway's Pills and Ointment more
valuable the suffering sick their weight in gold The
stubborn cough the hoarseness and the fever flush yield with
out TAIL 10 their soothing ano healing influence
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THE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 8, 1852
Senator Toombs intends early next week to bring for
ward bankrupt bill, and sustain 1t by speech 1t 10
similar its details to the maturcd by the Committee
on Judiciary at the last session. Although there much
pressure Of public business Of the prominent friends
the measure in both houses If is presented, think the
bill will pass provided it is advocated with ZEAL 1t is
claimed that the Senate being opposed to interfering with
the tariff gives the bill additional strength.
Taking into view the embarasments Of the Treasury,
and the approach of the termination Of Congress- the
House Committee Military Affairs decided today to lay
che whole subject the establishment Of naoal foun
dry over till next Congress.
The name of Hon. John Cochrane omitted in the
cent published vote suspendng the rules 10 enable Mr.
Ggore to introduce his resolution condemnaory Of the
opening Of the African slave trade He voted in the a
hrmatye.
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MlSCELLANTOUS.
0AUVkk 4 BAKERS CE.xBRATIAO
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
NEW sTYLEs-Psces from 10 70 ylz,
The best machines In ms-set
Unices, NO. 40 Broadway, New YorA.
And Nc l62 Fulton street, BROOKLYN.
MlSCELLANFOUS.


TESTIMONIAL FROM A LEGAL GENTLEMAN,
n well known n this city well In many Southern
6tatcH will be read BY all with Interest,"
u WAL srnsRr NEW YoRx Dec % IHB.
GenemenYour note Of the 18Th hss received
ing that have heard that have been benefited the
OF Woods hair restorative and requesting certificate Of IL
fully because think due Ny age about years u
color OF hair auburn and inclined curl five
ak yeare since began to turn and the scalp ~
crown OF my head - lose it, seus:by aud dstra6 for
and about four months since fourth added them
hair falling OF the of head threatening M
bald IL this unpleasant pretcansnt inaucec try
Woods BAR restorative mainly the falling my
be restored " It's original color from dyes
greatly surprised 10 find after The of sleo
only ths not only the falling oS arrested but he color
restored 70 aud
dndruf ceased form hesd very much the grAH
cation OF my wife, 1T whose solicitation induced u
For the among the many obligations 70 k5r
strongly all husbands who value the admiration
the vyes % profit by nv example, and use growing
getting bald y. A. LAvEHDGH-
10 o. ]. Wood a Co., BE Broadway.
Now od BY AL druggists and fancy good dealers hroughsu
The world. Depot31 broadway.
~ ding cards only be had receipt of five dCarv.
which be credited when the GIN
BkEDk practical engraver and designer $50 broadway.
BADLY sCALDED CURED BY THE MAGNETIC
ID salve.-SoD of Mrs Martha Iosey: 'The
sidered hopeless Rowapd Johnson No 81 Beaver
For tse Dr. p r. SMITH No 322 Canal street. Churc
street and by druggists; also by Gouid staoner Tribune
building
DARTnOLF's CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
Principal Office 4s9 Broadvag.
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AFFAIRS AT. THE STATE CAPITAL.


THE QUARANTINE RIOTERs-THE DIvOkCX. LAw5--RE-
PORT ON THE SANITARY CONDITION. W NEW YORK
cITY-THE MARINE CoURy-ANoyHER REGISTRY
BILL, ETC.
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Hills AIR GAS LIGHT.-THIB Is THE ONLY LIGHT
IL of the and 66 per cheaper than other
Is cent brighter without smoke SMELL will burn In any
pipe coal will In doors hot weather
effect the light; be Office. aA1
country rights for sale. Apply to MAPEs SNEDEN CO.,
444 Bruame street
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d IN SINGERS FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
OOU. Price only rifty Dollars.
For good work and good looks tbs machine IA unequasd
!. n. SIN0kR CO., ~ BroadwAx
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.UxuRIANr WHISPERS AND MoUsTACHEs PRO-
IL daced by my onguent 81 bottle Sent any address
4. G. GRAHAM, 10 Ann xtreet; Hayes Brooklyn.
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now LIGHTLY FALLS THE FOOT OF TINE,
Ii Tsat only treas flowers.
Ladies' wsh white satin, kid and linen gaier boots
and clippers Tor bas parties weddinss &c, pstronize
MILLER 4 CO., 3d Canal sree4,
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VVuDERS PATENT sALAMANDER SAFE,
GREAT PRE- PROOF SAFE OF THE WORLD,
Warranted free from dampness
b. q. WlLDgR & CO.,
No Isl BroaerSay,
Corner Of Dey street. New York.
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yVATTS NERVOUS ANTIDOTE FOR EPILEPsY.
w neuralgia, rheunatsm, nervous headache any
affection We refund the price Of beneficial II YOU
too poor buy VIII give yon for nothing JOHN
PYNE co.. sole proprieors, 109 Nassau Hayes.
Brooklyn
Cd IN DOUBLE SOLE WATER PROOF sEwED
Gt W boots now ready at JONES No. 10 Ann street.
Also IS 10 double sole peg boots waaaied give sa:iAc-