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ANOTHER CUBA EXCITEMENT


~ Ira. sbusser Vessel sailed Epr Cuba t.
r,,x. I've Juata Among U.s.
u,, ,h reco,sc,,,u Of readers that q short time
.oo IVA ,ub,isbsd a stsssment from French paper
40 tho effect that nibus or expedition against C4ba
was actually in progress, which followed up by
other statement thai vessel hli actually sailed from this
port with busers board destined for the Gem Of
the Antilles" The statement positive aud circum.
stant,si, ana reiterated a. sin.
There are many and facts aloat which appear
to confirm the statements.
In FIRST place, several Cuban ibusters have sud
denly disappeared from the city, and nobody Can
even guess whero they gone, uniess II be the
expedition In question. Secondly, there Ia great
element among the merchants here who do business
with Havana, and 1t Ia evident they believe % there
is something in the wind" Thirdly, the Spanish Min
lister and Spanish Consus dispatches 10 the
Captain General Of Cuba apprisng him Of the sailing Of
the expedition yesterday they further dispatches
the effect by tho Cahawba Indeed important
docs the Spanish Minister consider the mattcr that he
has come on here from Washington specially about it,
and ia stopping at the Brevoort House Lastly, tho
we'll known Gen Goicoura-tho head Of the Cuban fhbus
tiers hcrc-sailed suddenly yesterday. is said, in tho
Cahawba Tor New Orleans, aud probably for Cuba
He was seen to go on board and not como ashore
aeain He is in the habit Of taking these trips.
He goes in steamships into the very harbor
Of Havana, not actually leaving the vessel, but
communicating on board with parties from shore. So
sudden his that nothing Is known of them
till he has accomplished his object. Wc would not be
surprised il it should turn out thai his way 10
Havana to make the final arrangement the descent
the island. or course " there is many SUPP &c.
No Of these facts, taken alone, is sa ,ent to bear
out the statements In circulation; but, whom combined,
they present presumption that either there
truth in the original statement, that the Spaniards
very much frighteoed-perhaps the latter.
10 fact, the atmosphere OF the counting rooms Of
the Cuba merchants is rife with rumor; and Ii does
not require very kesn Of smol to scsnt
llibusteri.m in the air At the tune OF The Lopez
expedition, which ended disasrously, the Spanish
officials were aprrised Of every movement by we'll paid
SPIES who pretended to embark with great zeal in the
teprise for the purpose OF betrayng it, We would not be
astonished II the same thing happened But til
spies recently arrived here in bran Clothes" may
have como too late.
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AIsxASDkR-SAwyER-On Sunday, April 10, at the
church IA soatb SECOND street. BY the Rev. Mr.. Soudo~
Mr.. JOHN ALEXANDER 10 Miss AMANDA w. SAWYER eldest
daughter Of ALEXANDER II SAWYER, Esq, OF Williamsburg
L. L.
FAmcmIs-Hoff At Keyport, N. J., on Tuesday
ApIh IL BY the Rev +. a. Satee Capt SAMUEL g. FAIR-
eD, VI Wesipsit, Conn W Mss SAsAA A., daughter Of
Capt. Joseph b. Hoa OF Key port.
Neutrality-suspicious. Thursday, April z, at POUCH
keepse, BY the Rev Geo s. Hare, NJ. MARIN MosoLIS.
GEE, OF New York. TO Mss LYDIA W. JOINS, Of Polgn-
keepse.
Standardization Tuesday, April IL, at &c. Lnke's
church Clinton avenue, Brooklyn, by the Rev. DIR j. W.
DieT Nh. EDwAsD SEARS Mss ELF aBgIu L. daughter
OF Richard Butt, Esq, AL OF the above city.
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The Great Billiard Match.

DETROIT, April II, 1859.
The great billiard match between Phean and Seereiter
of this evening AIS P. NJ the parties were just
turning the first etringSeereiter, no. Phean, &c. On
the fourth hundred Seereiiers score was $685. Pheans
2es.
At 1o4o O'Clock p NJ, Phelan stood 5o4 Seereter 400.
Phelans friends jubiant.
ELEVEN O'CLOCK p NJ.
Phelan, 964 Seereiter, 673.
HAIFPAsr TWELVE O'CLOCK A. N.
Great excitement prevails. Seereiter has just
made Of l67. The game stands, Phelan 1l47 See
reiter, ,022.
HALF PAST ONE O'CLOCK A. N.
Great excitement. Phelan, 1882; Seereiter, 265.
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Later from Havana.

. CHARLESTON, April II, 1863
The steamship Isabel has arrived here, with Havana
dates Of the 10th inst.
The slave brig Tyrant had been condemned at Key
West The salvage forty per cent net and sixty per
cent goes TO the government revenue officers.
Sugar buoyant ut Havana at &c. 91zc. for cayed
and 7Hc asKc for inferior to good qualities Of
vado Molasses had declined No. Exchange ad-
vancipg Sterling was at IL ll4 per cent premium;
Northern u u per cent discount, and New Orleans
it was o. u per cent premium.
An extensive fire had occurred in the western portion of
Cuba destroying large quantity Of sugar aud much other
property.
Maretzeks opera troupe among the passengers by
the Isabel.
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Judicial Confirmation, &c.

Boston, April IL, 1859.
Hon f. lockwood Hoar, Of Concord, has boon confirmed
by Governor Banks Associate Judge the bench Of
the Supreme Judicial Court in place of Judge Thomas,
sigLed
Jury in the Superior Court has awarded 81 800 da
images to Mics Aira NJ. Bartlett to BIO assessed from
vail Packard for bi each Of marriage promise. Tho
fars ,cs beor q in Charleetown.
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Gold In the Mountains.

LEAvESwoRrH, April IL, 1859.
Late private advices afford ample evidence Of the dis
covery OF rich pacers in the mountains Statements from
different corroboIate the finding of paying de-
poss Of shot gold Douders through section Of thirty
u lies in extent. There much excitement ut Denver
City nd along Cherry Creek ani all the reports
tapguine than ever and entirely consistent There
have been several letters received from parties who went
from here aud perfect reliance is placed in their state
ments.
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care Of themselves We shall, however, con-
tinue to give such information from Richmond,
from time TO time, of the progress of the can
vass, as may be new embarrassing to our readers
We have had enough for the present of the Ruff
ner abolition pamph ct of Letcher, and the mig
ger alliance" Of Mr.. Bolts.
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NEw ORLEANS, April IL, 1862
Cotton has advanced Hc eaes 10 day II 900 bales mid
ding, l2kc. Sugar dull and declined hc. Corn firm
90c
CINCINNATI, April IL, 1850
Flour unchanged: sales of 900 bbs al IS ~ IS SO
for superAne. Whskey has advanced Kc and Is in good
demand: sales Of 700 bbs 23c. Provisions unchanged
mees pork, $i7 bulk sides, &c.; bacon exc. sssc.
lard, lie.
CHARLESTON, April IL, 1859.
Cotton unchanged: sales 900 oacs.
SAVANNAH, April IL, 1859.
Cotton firm and unchanged.
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Trenton nlumsci pal Election.

TRENTON, N. j., April IL, 1859.
Franklin s. Mills, democrat has boon reelected Mayor
of tbisci'y by majority of 37S E. R. Borden, tho
republican candidate and private secretary To tho Go
Mr. Mills received large vote. The democrats
also elected nine out Of twelve Of the city ocers and
tie in the Council Princeton and Beverly have also been
rarried NV tho democrats
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Died. at Yonkcrs, N. ", OF the residence of her son
Zpbaniah Pait HELEN LIVINGSTON, agcd 3d. widow Of We
a,e Jonas Patt formerly OF The Judges Of the 5u
prcmc Court and sister OF the late DE- Jonn Livingston
pastor of the Dutch Reformed church OF this city
and at the period Of his death President OF Rutgers
College.
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Marine Disaster.

LONG BRANCH, n j., April IL, 1859
The schooner Speed Of Great Egg Harbor, from jack
onville with load Of lumber, bound to New York, went
ashore yesterday twelve miles south of this place.
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Gro. ~. ~ndrrs' mst~ilse Tables n. xov ssvop.
II bic niu skb> Article Obtained Of the msoufso
turers q. a /. s>AtkLkks Ne Aston Hou.s nj a1 d
various assn's throul bout Tho oaly
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We must urge upon our advertisers the necessity
of sending in their business notices at an early
hour. Time and space are Of great Importance in
the present pressure upon our columns.
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SQuAS, N. j., April Il, 1852
The schooner Lcander, lumber loaded, ashore seven
miles south OF Squan, near Cranberry Inlet
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Look mt Thls.-S. Cnhlil has Opened his
stock of boots and shoes Of the frat quality aud
IA less than other in THIS
city Of Inc quality Ladies' misses and chldrens also
nents' and boys Call and 81 Broadway.
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Crissaooro's Hair Dyes, Nig.s and roupe~s.
Ihr besi 10 toe world Who rctsi and Tho dye phi
vateiy tpp1ed 1T No. Q Aston Housa
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kaoiioWay's Ointment and Pills are the
only reliable medicines tho cure OF all bilious sypr,ms
arrangement Of stomach bowes sores ulcers aud
canoefs Manuastory o0 Msi,sn lane, NY
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Rupture Cured by Marxh Il Co.'S Raslsc. VI
CURE russ they al.e keep silk Stockings
vens supporters and shoulder
m'os tAA1e 70 order no vessy street. House. r.
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Hills Hair Dye, so cents, Black ar Bro svn =
by al Or ggists 49, " "
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lew .Jc,sev Township Elections.

NEWARK, April II, I5o7'
Township elections In Fssex and Union counties aud
other parts Of the State occurred yesterday The vote
small, owing to the storm; but the elections gene
rally Iasnlied In favor of the oppOstion.
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Hssrins's Patent Cham, sson Fare
And burglar proof cafes PSI Broad Murray MI
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nsse.si"r's Hair Dye, Wigs and 1eapees.
~ tho msnufscnry, 23 Brnaa way
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Chess and Btlliards.-CrOvvds Attend Bass
FORDs daily, l49 Fulton Brooklyn Chees Club have
members meet daily Of Court and aemsen sree
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They Please Ladies' and ChiIdren.-If You
have procured your covering At CANTRELS ono
call will convince you their excellence. SIS BROADWAY
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Everybody should Obtaln n chronological
examination of FOWLER WELLS 30S Broadway, to learn
hei, Talents, defects and proper occupation
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Water In the Canal.

SCHENECTADY, April 10, 1859.
The water is rapidly coming into the canal.
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Strangers, remember Meade Brothers great
down town galleries. Photographs and unrvalled
types taken daily in all weahels at rs Broadway near the
Asior House.
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Gurney's New Photographic md Fine Art
gallery 0 Broadway photographs, dsguorrootypcs, NINA
lures In oil, and ivorytypes.
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Superior Court.

Before Chef Justice BosHorth.
April 12--Sophid Beach, adminiurdtrir, u.s. tie New
Yok Bauery me hnsuraNcs Company -rnc defendants
entitled TO judgment dismissins plaintiffs complaint
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Something New and Of Great volue.-We
have examined H0wES elliptic efeel spring bed and berth
bot oms and have only that they dursoe Ok un
taiint elasticity simple comfortable aud very cheap hyes
houeckeeper should have them Applied at 70 heg bed
sesds Southern Monitor Principal depot 3I5 BroAt~ay
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McLoughlin's Improved French Yoke shirts
ready made made measure 29 Greenwich street, cor
al Mnrva
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Charles London Cordial Gan for eons'anp.
ves and invads requiring smulAnt sold 10 quarts ana
pints by all druggisn, grocers &C. Depot W Broadway
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The best spring Bed In Existence-(Howst
elpac' at from " s. VI SIS Bro~dwsy Cell and voc H.
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Now Ready.-A rich md splendid assort-
of chldens fancy ais and caps, also beautiful sx
hat for gentlemen latest St les oely s. AT HARRIS RUS
SAKs Is, 23 Bowery, 326 Grand and 23l Eighth
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Court Caleodwr--Cl,is DAY,

sUF11 cogs,-Tcu noNos Ass 1887,
Part Mos. il22, i20e, 81 2e4o, 1884, 1896 1897,
1920, 1924, 1896 1923 Part 8-Nos 1l73, 1906 1907,
l4i1, las, l47, 1925 1925, 1921 l4l3, 142s, 1881
1883, 1889, 144l, l443 Haas, Is49, l45i, l453.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.-NOs 90, g. 88, II, 95
81, leo, %, 90. II.
SUPERIOR CouRr.-Nos II, 50, "a, 14s, IA, 1853, 1885,
1853, 1913, ILL., 1856, lSs, l9l 49, GA 1926 $780, 233 23i
COMMON PIsAs-Part Mos ee7, CO.,, 62s, 1913, s83,
e65, &c., $685. $685. 1853, 975 e76 977, e7S s73 Part g.
Nos. 92e, $780, $685. 9O4, sl3 946 947 $780, S52 $751; $685.
geo, eel, go, 7S7.
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Obituary.


Hon. " Wilton, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
Of Wisconsin, dicd at his residence in GAINESVILLE to-day
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Tn. Columbia mt Charleston.

The Columbia at Charleston.
CHARLESTON, April IL, 1859.
The United States mail steamship Columbia, Captain
Berry, arrived hore at three O'Clock this (ldesday)
s~r.nYuiup
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IF. Y. s-Baliou's Improved French Yoke
rs STYLE order and warranted 10 it, at less
Il an usual prices. 40y Broadway
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Birth.
Married.

hkvAIixa-On Tuesday Mos ming, April H. Mrs. GA
haixL luhvAiiER, o! SOD, tine nephew Of hs uncle.
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Grandjean's New Improvement Again on
the human hair consultation prevents badness
gray hair warranted 90 Twelfth Broadway
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Weeds Patent Family Sewing Machines
New style, price 800. Once All Broadway
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Conee.-Pure Java, I'm packages, 5H lbs.,
for I'll also chest Of sa for 81, ~ REDfORDs, ~ Sxu
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Grover 4 Bakers Celebrated
NOI6ELEs6 FAMILY SEWING MACHINB,
No so6 Broadway, New York.
We have one Of GROVER BAKkts 10 our own fAm.ly
say, justice the manufacturers hst ~
aood - Il represented 70 be- n T. Ledger, Aprn
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Cure Your Cough.-25 Cents.
lis Third avenue, near Fourteenth street.
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anLHs a. ans,r.lssu-
GbAkp 1lsr 90 PnoioNotD LIFE Is OFFERED
~ 70 ala travellers batberF &c by tho
DkLANO LIE FfAeAEXlkH COAT AND YE.P co


A GBAkD 1lsr 90 PaoioNotD LIFE Is oFFsRED
bsIASo iIfE fssssnvfsd 3o ss AND VEST CO.
life Iu.ur.a cheaply
lie in:ssi chsspiss insured
IL 81 i iS.s,sI d sssls e IN; y.
Insured 8, S,SessiS lie los
| HE las On s.piy
Life IL: cas.p ls'
Lie ins Che . ply
| Lie los ,hespiy
~, isss ,o ,s' e isss1y
iae ins ,hrapy
Lire Inc CLraviy
| Lie Insured lie ciespiy
i hs ls:::s S ss.sy lie Z: Sss
Lilo Insured ca-apy life iss cheapT
mr. Mr. PPT ISvs,sss
Il NJ sss
no Aole Drownisg No
NO maze drowning NO More
No NJ yri Drass,,~
No DroSsiag
No yrowuilx
No Dro~ ming
NJ 10 b! sswaaas
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No D1o"a,os s
roxors No o. fr r."wis.ns
No More no Srosslsx
No Nor. More ur r." a"w M
NO koru Drowning
For Ocean and River
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For Ocean snd kiver Fog Joesa
ror Scsss ana n l:s re-
F ss' c es:an az. asr hive sis:- 20 so-
t ssr Sss:s : :sd s a'ssi re s:t
For For Ocean Ocean s sai
70, Ses.n and
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for Ocean and River sor
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hnOADWAY.
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These articles unApp for ererns beauy and
s %s nv y
o sad you
DELANo LIFE PRESERVING COAT AND VEST CO.,
no. 266 BAOADwAY.
A TRULY GREAT u IT. n .EP9u me a.,s,v
hyArrs LIFE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in liz mos. pain
AZ s sso 4s s ys and the q
nc'psnt crnsunpOn. certainly by this
great purifier.
RHEUMATISM
HYATT'S LIFE BALSAM cured E J. WEBB, Esq the
i,btecL No e4 Broaoway OF rheumatism Of eight months
M ss s sb. and s sSn 1e s g by
SUKOfULA, OK KINGS EVIL.
HYAITS LIFE BALSAM cured VIM n JUSEL, No. l2
Wjett street OF kings evil The covered the entire left
side Of fhe neck and
DYSPEPSIA
HYATT'S LIFE BALSAM cured JAMES MCKEE, whose
cce Is No. ~ Front rect Of chronic dyspepsia OF the
torturne kind.
10 bottle; six for -.
Principal depot 2is Grand street. New York.
A FIRE, wATER AND MTLDEw PROOF SOLUBLE
"A glass cement varniah, prevents alcohol
turpenne barrels leaking; chemicals drugs back
se nuor,ps Oh. coxuac rum and rye BY Dr.
L. ElUCH1wAk0kR, las Maiden lane. New York. N B.
1estse Fesmented Liquors. and 900 Chemical Receipts
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MIHCEI.y4CEpys

F' iests No u wAvsriy paos. near Beosds.,. HsS
i tt MAJ ,snn ona' niom psoinineat De =
lts 70 N ,ost have porcessed ioense 70 IL
ortslcer dp dsailss aud =, dental lao
wa.fs sh"ud be ncns A. Having sets .fsl..i
psoseo.ss pr +. vsy sap+ris o tn beet o. sAsn. ~
-, o. ,or hrhvsou aid asar. iseilngas experiences
sAIen i, Isss IA Son sraAfLh' ns1ni svnrsso.
Territorial Saa dental Office lIceu sss for SAFE
no FOO WANT IUXUsIANr gur.xeps n a Nam.
o.s, -, III, s"n o. ana your xrss use 80
face sitin weeks usor r. Il ~ "n .ns 500 'ss
tb- Gin II nns been seven ss,abshea ana av,r
o. GxAss 100 sa.ssu .srr no'' rs sss t, soy ADDE'S
zEibsAs, South 4 bird street Philadelphia ~
I'RESCH Gas FIXTURES
REDUCTION IN PgTcRs
NE sunscreer previous 70 removing ,G broadway olx
Il DARDoSvILLE, As broadway.
T. sTAEDAkD srALEs
Adapted 70 description o. wesuag. have succesass
stood the s-s, O. years and for their
xyKMVw LEiss Ed STANDARD OF THE COUNTRY
DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUES Furnished OF Aepuoaass.-
l69 Broadway. New Yos1L
JRoH GARDEN oRHANxETs.
JAMES BEsBE 4 CO.,
$50 Breads way, n Y,
n aAdHon vsrey IRE new
n,e. Of Aaorunaeai for gardsns kvus court Jards -
FOUNTAINS from sc ,sszWo
Over ~ Hsren psstsrns and s.ss. from 3 IA sloo
s&1rsks And UHAIKs p ~ The various pa;ssrsA
Coosss life and IN miniature stsudIux and rr,o.
DOGs-Eieven diGtreu. psserts
WILD boaha FOXES. EAt,i.SS. LAMPS. TO-
Illustrated catalogues sent by rasil
JAMES, sEEss co.
ad sroAtvAE, T.
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A cosPG.iE ENCYCLOPAEDIA of
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The Latest Drawings OF the Legslized LOtte-
rtes reported 70 WOOD. EDDY CO..
MANAGERS fHl
DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI
STATE LOTTERIES.
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Leary & Co. have now Ready the Spring
style OF hss for genlenens wear. Nos 5. and Aston
HOUSE. broadway.
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Official Drawings, BY Telegraph.



The subscrbers Commissioners appointed by the Governor
of the of Delaware drawing OF lot
terry authorized by tho Legislature having thz day attended
ng otery enent Of ths State Of Della
hereby certify that the following the numbefs
which were ths day drawn from the wheel, VIZ:
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TRUNKS vAIIsES BAGS &C.. wHOLEsA Lr AVN
i retail at W. H. sTRONG'S, No. Warren corner q
broadway.
d FRENCH CALF DRRSs BOOTS AT 10 SKs NO. 10
t Ann street, also ready, ~ 80 ad IS so
gress shoes and gssers, at JONES, 10 Ann ST.
Sn vIRwe FOR 81.
w American scengry In the city and country Al
the noted objects here aud there the cheap pictures Ia thu
world wh portrs,ts OF the people taken and painted from
i q. HOL,lEs 80 Broadway.
&. q. SCb ENOK, 80 Nassau street.
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Genin's 5O7 Sty1e.'
fascinating beaver felt hat
For young men.
1ENIN. 5T Broadway.
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lie parlor fashionable bote the other day which bid fair
for while TO result In serious 1t how
Quoted AID the whole matter was found to have arisen
relative beauty Of ger emcns hats the
verdict finally unanimously La favor of KNoxs
elegant productions sold the of Fulton street and
Broadway.
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Glass No. 225 APRIL H. 1859.
s62 As, Is, ~, 4s. 10, &C, IS. E, 81 "a, A.
CLASS No. 226, EXTRA, APRIL IL, 1852
ISIl, rs, H. 8, 66, g. 2, %. As, As. 6s.
And the said numbers In The order In which
hey stand above.
Witness our hands at Augusta Ga, this Tuesday, April
H. 1859. +. z; n b1s,ss' Commissioners
WOOD, EDDY co. w aa @aSS1a ps s,ss,sIs,
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The subscribers Commissioners appointed TO superntend
the ra ing Sparta academy lottery do hereby cert
folio wing the numbers which this day drawn
from th0 wheel, Wiz
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A FIRE. wATER AND MTLDEw PROOF SOLUBLE
hs rre's from chsmcpls ana arSs hacS
auorspsr nsng.neee oil. coeuac rum and By DR.
fEUCb1wAk0kR, las Maiden sne, New York. N. B.
1esse Fes mented Liquors. and 1000 Chemical Receipts
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~ covporxn COUCH CREAM.
Nothing IN the world eocta 10 curing coughs ana Az
N, ctcn MS Sold snd 20 cent boxes by all drug
ia hol, M q by W. II. row EkS, 8o broadway, N. Y