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brs relating to the New YORK. railroads He sp,e, n,
length support Of the notion arguing that the railroads
OF city OF New YORK are injurious raher than b,
cia that II their Character different and they were
useful their warmest advocates maintain there were
enocgh Of them already; that more were needed they
should be constructed under general aws instead Of spe
cIa grants, and tina, under the decision OF the Cou
Appeals any legislative grant OF this kind IS invalid unless
balzed by the consent Of owners of property in the
streets through which tie railroads pass Theses objections
be bebev sound and unanswerabo aud shoad in nls
judgment DO fatal 10 the before tn House;
but they sunk into insgncauce when compared 70 te
objections he had yet urge. He believed the bills were
full Of inaccuracies The corporators asked for pOyrs
without any suitable checks for the Profession OF paseu
gers They asked 1t, too free gift. Tue charities o.
the State had been turned away unsatsed, and now IL
was proposed to confer millions on these railroad par
Ses The constitution forbds the taxing OF private
property FOR public without fair compansa-
ton, yet II is proposed 10 do SO. In plain Ian
guaee this was robbery, but when it is done by
legislation it s spoaton Mr. Opdyke then proceeded To
comment the rumoIsi which prevailed about lobby
influence being used 10 pass these bits lie had not cone
in contact with that Influence yet said 10 be 10 exist
ence and its odor abroad. He believed there
hundred people here who importuning members to
pass these bills He had himself been argued with In fa
Of these bills, and other members had also been ap
preached II said that exrtons had been used TO
convert the republican coamee who had once declared
against these bills and report said that $40 had been
offered one man TO advocate these bills. Rumor had it,
aso that prominent gentleman OF this city, whose be
raj enlightened keen sagacity and high position
entitled him every respect, had with his influence
tered the lists and Interested himself for these bills II Is
said that the gentleman who presented the Seventh ave-
Mr.. G. S. SPENcER--n the gentleman will allow mo 10
errupt him. will state distinctly in justice to all par
ties that this statement ID entirely Incorrect.
Mr. ODYKE contnned--He knew nothing about the fhct,
and ha1 only stated what rumor reported. Hc was
authorized to offer half million Of dollars for that very
franchise. He deemed IL uDseemy spectacle to gee
party leaders endeavor to induce their political friends 10
incur the odum Of such measures and believed that no
party could pass measures 80 glarngy unjust without
injury He also believed that the Governor would veto
the bill II 1t was passed. No person In sober judgment
should vote 10 give away franchise for which malt
or dol He rea d
House picked up ia committee room, addressed
70 q member Of tho Grinding Committee. =sxa4S
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1859.

cere and devoted conformist 10 the Jewish IA
% wen a. the most exemplary Christian, n'-y
md necessary 70 travel bis Sabbath, ~
! see III 70 purchase q newspaper Satu-
cay or Sunday, and neither act should be regard "a
contravenng the religious aith OF either, IN
psstent with strict religious observance OF the Sa'
BATH But the man who volunteers 70 transact unnecs'
sary unusual business upon the Sabbath day. whether
it be Saturday or Sunday, cannot be accounted
whose practice keep the occasion for spiritual pnr
The defendant not 10 tue habit OF Keeping the
a. .enth day Of the week in that manner. He cannot,
,rs sore avaN himself of the statute invoked by tho
,, ure only Htsnded to shield the cience OF sin
cefe ana urAti devotees The m1tion mus, be denied
with costa.
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OUR FAMILY MAA,KEr REPORT.

OUR FAMILY MAA,kEr REPORT.
Tho retail business at che WA hngton Market has been
rather brsker during the past week than for several
weeks previous and tersay w0s unusually SO. Beef
This article still commands good prices. The butchers,
notwithstanding the advances prices paid last week for
live Stock still feel disposed to keep the prices at stan
dard rate in hopes, doubt that good stock val lower
in price within short time. Vea AVID mutton--Ihese
articles continue firm in prices The supply In the mar
ket Friday exceedingly good with perhaps an ex
cepton in regard to the poorer qualities Of veal Prices
for good qualities were firm; qualities could be pur-
chased at price, PcultryThs article is very scarce
The Western supply has ceased aud that f'pm Cana
da is very limited; prices continue high; carous are
worth csc. per pound. Spring chickens cannot be
had GameEngish snipe SO SO per Dozen ant brandt
at 81 80 per doZen The kinds game offered for
sale. VeDison, and hare out Of Quail
scarce at SO so per Dozen Fish-North River shad
more penteous than the week previous, and at
duced prices, ranging from SIC TO Soc Habut has risen
In price from loo 70 ]2c per pound Scotch salmon be-
gins to come in slowly, and Ia retaed at 81 per pound.
Blue fish have made their appearance. Butterln this
branch OF trade have nothing Freshspail
butter is worth 33c per pound. Old butter is rather a
drug the ket, with downward tendency, both
the Wholesale and retail trade Eggs cheap-twenty
tor 2bc. VegeabesPotatoes continue al former prices.
Marrow squash is out Of market Asparagus in limited
supply in market at 62c per bunch. Bunch radisbes
worth &c. per bunch, and green peas 75c per peck.
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HAUTION TO THE DEAF.

(yAUTION TO THE DEAF
~ DR. HARTLEY bees that he hes no connection
whatever with advertising deafness Ne
ther has he given permss IN for the publication certificate
purportnH 70 emapate from him. and
sponsibe for alarming consequences resulting rash
and desperation The loss OF money may material
to but the deprivation most mpor-
than ordinary solctude.
Deafness noise in the head all disagreeabe
from the ear speedily and permanently removed without
causing the least pain Inconvenience cases
guaTnnseed, where maliormation does not exist
Thirteen years close and almost undivided attention To this
branch Of special practice has enabled reduce his treat
ment 70 such degree Of success the confirmed
prescribed.
rneS sSo at era smed with conadencs
hcaions are held by some OF the mos distinguished medical
OF the country =
the pleasure Dr. Hartley in practice and
have been led TO form favorable opinion OF his character
both in the profess lon and rs gentleman
". H PARKER, Md, Professor of Surgery
From Intercourse with DR. Hartley have found his
pertinent TO be correct and yentlemany.
VALENTINE Morr NJ d.
Dr. HARTLEY win receive calls each morning at his resi-
dence, 26 Clinton place.
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The New York weekly Herald.

AFFAIRS AT WASHINGTON AND ALBANY-NEws
FROM EUROPE, CALIFORNIA, NICARAGUA, NEW
GRANADA, THE SOUTH PACIFIC, SANDWICH ISL
ANDs, MEXICO, CUBA, THE WEST INDIES, Etc.
TIE PARAGUAY EXPEDrTIOK--THE SOUTHERN
SLAVE TRADE--L0CAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
NEws-LATEsT INTELLIGENCE, MARKETS, ETC.
The WEEKLY HERALD will be published O'Clock this
rrorpng Its contents will embrace among things
folowhgAfairs in Washington and Albany Proceedings
OF the New York Legislature; News from Europe The
italian Question: Important from NicaraguaSezure of the
American Trans River Seamers-Americsn nteres Sacr
feed in Nicaragua, dc News from the South Pacific
other Attempted Revolution in Chile and Another In Bolivia
News from Salvador, New Granada, Peru sdor Sand
witch Islands, California Mexico, Cuba West Indies &c the
Paraguay Expedition Probable Settlement Of the Difficulty
tho Efforts Of the Fuvsl Powers Preserve Peace &c
Southern Slave Trade-Sezure of the Bark Rawlins-ihe
WANDERERS Wild Africans Trouble Asan Brewing
daPassage of the New Tarif-Separauon and Annexation
Agiiated; the Fourteenth street Poisoning Case-Anoher
Decentralization Of the INQUEST Latest News by Tele
graph Editorials Leading Topics of the Day Financial
Commercial Religious, Theatrical Sporting and Maritime In
.eligence; Weekly Review of the New York Cattle Market
Retail Prices Of Country Produce at Washington Market
together with large variety of interesting local isce
aneous items Single copies, in wrappers ready mailing,
can be had at the counter. Price six cents.
The mails for Europe, by the steamship weser. will
close at the Post Oce at hapas ten O'Clock this morning
The WEEKLY HERALD will be ready in time for mailing.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Thousandso persons suffer all OF annoyance from
caarrh Most people know what is
yet but few bnow how be cured 1t is sinpiy
chronic irritation and after enlargement focles
eeqen tbkening OF the mucous membrane lining the nasal
cavities frontal unuses and posteror Mares and sometimes
extending into the throat and lungs from this tight
often vertigo head obsrcted nose or profse
flow omucous loss Of smell nasal voice, oen impaired
hearing and TASTE The old school remedies been
able 70 do fori Nasal injections and nhaalons
s and expensive as thes generally worthless
taken two or three tines day promptly relieves the mild
er cases cures at all colds In the head radically
BY the experience OF hundreds
Price with full directions &c 80 cents per box.
n. B-A full set OF Humphreys Homeopathic. Specifies.
with book OF ecions and 20 remedies in
vas and morocco case S5 ditto in plain 81 family
The remedies BY the single box full sent any ad
dress by mail or express free of charge receipt
Sold By dealers. -
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EDIApDs MORNING CALI.-TIIE ATTENTION OF
- the public called to tho superior excellence OF the above
nysoratius tonic alternative durtc and anti
cordial bitter the " which tonic and Alternative At this
Travellers by sea liable
skpega avoid this distressing naady by providing
themselves with few bottles fact passenger ship
should be without It, only unfaing remedy for
sick but the grateful beverage that be used
The above has been for two beisre the public OF
The United States and the benefit that has resulted to
hose suffering from dyspepsia, debility neurgia, rheuma
IN the bladder gravel disorder OF the kidneys and
nrn1ry organs and also the diseases which
fenales peculiarly liable &C has induced the proprietor
10 this OF making hsmSft universally and
general II ~ intended act general remedial
AGENT the effect secured by the powerful action
cises tonic In giving strength he system particu
larry the deeetve organs correcting acdty and imparnng
vitality to the coats of the stomach; Alternative
It's effects m,p-ste by an improved state Of the
TONS healthy action Of the liver induced, and free
and perfect circulation OF the blood. dureuc IL is direct
The action CT the kidneys and urinary
combined its ard vieor 10 the system
appetite cspes owness spirits and
ytrage held in estimation for ts erior Has and
qu-ry and BIDS fair to supersee the
drinks ir class hotels and restaurants As guarantee
It's excellence Is only necessary that combi
nation the finest London cordial gu and reliable
vegetable tonics stInulsnt aromacs and alternatives 10 be
fund in ms meiical world. Prepared only by CHARLES
LDiAHD member OF the pharmaceutical Society OF Great
Britain and for sale ny 1uor deAers and druggists,
on at the depot, 81 South William street. New York.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHnADEIrMA, April !, 1859.
Stocks steady. Pennsylvania State hves 931S Read
ing railroad, 25; Morris Canal, 49k; Long Island Rail
road, H. Pennsylvania Railroad, "A.
MOBILE, March 81, 1862
Cotton quiet Sales 5000 bales middling, l2c. 12<c.
SAVANNAH, April /, 1859.
Cotton declined no: sales to-day 1000 bales, the
market closing unsettled.
Cotton market very much depressed and declined &c.
Nc. sales today 900 bales. The receipts Of the week
foot up 1000 bales, and the sales 000 stock 90 800
bales.
BALTIMORE, April l, 1852
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat dull Corn unchanged.
Provisions dull and unchanged Whiskey dull.
PHILADELPHIA, April /, 1852
Flour dull Wheat buoyant and advancing: white, 81
65 81 80; red 81 GAL 81 g. Corn declining Whiskey
steady at 2Sc. q 300
CINCINNATI, April l, 1859.
Flour nominal sales 500 bbls for delivery May at IS
co. and 1000 bbs offered at this the spot
fused Whiskey dull at 24c. Provisions nominal;
Gales Mess pork, ST..
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For Perfect Fitting Shirts and the Latest
lentlemens Furnishing gooda GREEN, shirt oe
furnishing store, No. Astsr House.
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Dloody's Perfect FITTING SHIFTS.
Ready made, In custom ely To- an .tzea.
MOODY'S Shirt Msnufactory, 202 Broadway.
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LAURA KElrA S BESEFir-rhis charming actress takes
her benehs in the character Of Lady reaze in the
"schoo for scandal Her admirers will doubt mus.
ter strong NM VI this OCCASION show the appreciation in
which ,liev hoIt her talents
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S@n rounds Coffee q; q Chest OF Tea N
sugsrs eouoed price, at REDFORDs, - Sixth avenue
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Novelties In TIES, sscarfs, Cravats, &C., jus
receA ed from London
MO DY's Shirt R,rporiun. 2sz Bra way.
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Chest OF Good Tea Tor One Dollnr.-Also,
"a pounds coffee for ST. at CRRISTIANSONs 2iS Green.
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Ueo' saonders' Metallic Tablet R~sor strop.
So. - m Aoe article may be obtaiaed cole ma ~. -
various agents throughout he city ' -" AA'
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Defiance Salamanca Safes-With Patent
owder proof Locks and bars Also re and burglar
rooi parlor safes Depot 1872 Pearl street VIII remove
.pril l 70 6S Murray street, corner college place
RUREKT n. PATRICK.
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Paris Boots, shoes and CATERS, just Received
rom Aehss, Boulevard st. Martin Paris.
EUGENE FERRIS, boeimakcr, 81 Nassau street.
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crfstadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and TOuupees,
III best IN the world Wholesale and RETAIL and the dye PR
veIy applied. No. Astor House.
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behring's Patent Champion Fire
Ind burglar proof safes Isl Broadway Murray
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Dubois Pantal0Ons.-Dubo1s II the Best CUT
er OF panaloons in the CITY, No. Clinton place. Eghs
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Looking Glasses, OH Paintings and Frames
GOOD AND ChEAP, AT n. p. WHfTLOCKY.
No. $50 Canal, Opponlta Wooster street
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Spring styles OF gents Hats and Caps, In all
their vsrees unsurpassed BY any, beauty durability or
economy large assorment OF elegant straw goods for
misses and children KELLOGG, manufacturer 3Si Canal
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APPOINTMENT s--N.o taries Public-Queens. Tho
lor, John Ii. Chambers, OF New York city
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GurUeyp New Photographic and Fine ART
gallery 7G Broadway Photographs dsgucrreoypes iua-
ures IN oil. and ivorytypes.
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Borry's Tric0pherous n the Best md
cheapest article for dressing bcauyng cleaning curling
And restoring The hair Ladies' Try H. sold by ali
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Pianos To Rent for Sale MT Great Bsr-
gains New and second hand best Boston and New York
makers, al 3S3 broadway. n. WATERS Agent
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Cure Your Cough.-25 Cents.
1lS Third avenue. near Fourteenth street.
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HIS Hair Dye-5O cents a Bon, Black or
brwn Beat IN Sold Al No. Barclay street, and BY all
drurfs 1
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Grey rIair-Its Diseases, Fall, Change OF
Twelfth street, noAr Broadway.
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Grover & Bakers Celebrated
FAMILY SEWING uACHrfTEs
t26 broadway.
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wheeler u Wilson's sewing Machines.
OuIce go Broad way, N. Y.
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lntchelor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupces,
thest In the world sssng made Sold aud aopied
al 10 mAuufacory 23S broadway.
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NsosT Or our PROFESSIONAL AND sCIENrIrIC
IVA hive been thoroughly convinced within last yeas
practical Hair Restorative
prepared by Prof Many the only preparation that will re
nyiaoga the OF the hair and beautiful growth
hair bald heads lis Color with hno slcaA
It's since Tia introduction into this country has GRO
e demand aud the best toilet article
y er brought before the public always securing bsauia
gcgs Sold by all druggssin this city and Brooklyn r1ce
"a per bolie. Principal depot, 400 Broadway ~
E. FURMAN MANv1LL d GO.
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Eye and Ear.-Dv. Lighthlll, OCsallst and
AUST has removed TO q Bond street.
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Knox.-Buy your Spring Hat mt Knox's,
corner Of Broadway and Fulton street. The reasons why YOU
should do -
He makes durable hat
BE has TASTE experience and ekil
He the best materials
He employs the most skiful workmen.
He Is saisiied with trtling profits
His hats we'll look WELL and are of unrvaed excel
lence.
dollars spent with KNOX will give you more graaca
ton than double that any other hat
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THOUSAND BOOTLEG OF WILSON'S HAIR cor OR.
a and Resorsr soh every day, because the 6es
cooring ever discovered IA only
sblinrs BOTTLE i've tor 81.
1T Is NOT DYE,
will the grsyest hair Ia original color without dye
ing the skin or linen
the hair after few applications used like water, and win
cohr Inc halr from
LiOIIf Known TO A JET RACK
This the most acious remedy for all diseases OF the
"'''' TWENTY FIVE CENTS BOTTLE.
Prroipal depoi 700 Grand street. New York Sold By ali
dtr gaa also by Mrs Hsyee Ms Fulton street. Brooklyn
Cacndar 60 Of THRU and Walnut Streets Phlade
phia sole ageus Tor thiladelphNh
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LesTy & Co. have now Ready the Spring
style Of hats for genlemens wear. Nos. 3, and
House. Broadway.
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chronological Examinations, with Charts
WELLS, sos Broadway.
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msCEl.s.nNEOUy.

4 DRTAs II. MUbs.hR, AUCrfUNEEE.
~ Notice Of executors sale.
The maps the large sale Of real estate OF 5 lots and
IN, houee being part Of the real of James Uhesene
be sold ON Tuesday April ready at 3
ali street or ut ibc Office 20 street, OF GEORGE
IN II an An, Executor.
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Rupture Cured By Marsh 4 Co.'s Radical
wuss They aso keep silk sock m for yaricss
veins supporters and shonlder bscea Instruments FOR efor
mites made 70 order NO. Vesey street. Asor House. NJ
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CLASS No. 2O7, APRIL l, 1859.
n, 81, Is, 49, "a, 60. 80, 6, 49, 7, d. 49, 81.
EXTRA CLASS. No. 2Os, APRIL !, 1889.
"a, q, 10, Is, A. Is, 81, r. GO, rs. &c, %.
And that the said numbers drawn the order In which
they stand above.
Wnness our hands at Augusta Ca. this Friday April
l. 1852 I: z. BDHnaBssS' Commissioners
WOOD EDDY co, Wilmington vii it,n,i pe dU
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Rranelrethss Pills

unrivaled for disease because they purify
the blood through the organs OF the stomach and bowels
They warranted vegetable and safe every period
e Principal Office, No. 29i Canal Price Is cents
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NGoRGAN'S EXPOSE OF rREENAsONRY FOR
MI engravings bought cold or OK changed vt
the old curiosity shop, 100 Nassau street,
NEURALGIA, NERVOUS HnADACHE RESILEsS-
N mesa mental physical debility rheumatism, epilepsy,
or ANY nervona Instantly CURED 10y Nervous Anti
dote refund the price ff don't cure you. PYNn CO.
solo propretors 100 Nassau street, and Hayes us Fulton
street. brooklyn.
DoRT RAYMOND SINGLE PURE JuICF-FoR SALE.
from Custom honsc lock IN lots suit purchasers by
G. MElETr \ 4 Co., % Beaver sweet
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rouse ana enjoying the luxury or that incompatible bed
!Bowes perpetrAtss the following, which sood Do
LOST
Sweet Ia the rest. when toll IL done,
That gentle, balmy slumber brings;
But sweeer, doubly sweet, When won
By magic Of elliptic springs
Try them, ye weary, seeking rest,
80, one ana all We shall agree,
That II one mortal should be best,
Ills Howe, the bed spring patentee
He s the man whose genius smooihs
Nights rough and weary hours, trow;
Whose easy bed our slumber soothes,
The patent spring man. that's the Howev'
Principal onico Elliptic Bed Spring Company 1878 Broadway
Beds from 81 80 to 81 90 Examine send for
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SUPREME CouRr-Circuit.-Part 1-Oyer and Ternner.
Part 2Nos. 7o2 734 74s, 7ss, $780, 1885, ia 1872, 1873,
S-Nos 1885, 1925 1881, l047 $50, $685. 6l5 1853, 1856,
6s7, 2e7 745, 7453k, 746S, 747, 14s, 74s, 7es 7o5
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4. w. Fnb~r's Lead Pencils Sold nj Retain
by all s,aoners a Wholesale Gully by EBERHARD FABEE
sole agent, 1888 William street
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Ho,,oway's Ointment and pns.-whcn .u

else has failed The physician falls back upon Hooways pa
and ointment Now, why do not n gin where phyAi
clan leaves on Mandatory, 80 Maiden lane n. &.
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dard morning cali agreeable drink and medicine
combined
TRY. IT. TRY. IT. TRY. IT. TRY. IT
LedIards Morning Gall for sale at the principal lu,ol
dealers ocers hotel keepers bars, &C. and at the depot 81
South William street.
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GEORGIA LOTTERIES.
CLASS No. 2O7, APRIL 1. 1859.

The sui scrbers Commissioners appointed superntend
the drawing of the Sparta Academy Lottery hereby certify
that the following the numbers which this day
from the Wheel VIZ
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The death II Professor DRlsIgH, Of Columbia College,
notice Of which appeared in the Herald OF lst instant Ii
fDsh Joke OF some would be wit The Professor, we are
happy 10 say in good health and engaged in the ath
fli dlscbarse Of his duties.
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The subscrbes COMMISSIONER appointed BY the Governo
Of the Della suparintend the drawing of
terry authorized by the Legislature having this day stende
the drawing OF the Lottery for the Benefit OF the state of Des
ware hereby certify that the following the number
which were this day drawn from the wheel, viz