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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-24
The Auburn Prison Outbreak.
AuExT AND WM,DEv's 0f1CE, AUBURN plJsnS
fskD

ArBurN, March %, 1859 e
10 HIS ExtEIIE2cy EDWIN d. MORGAN, GOVERNOR or NEw
YORK:
TIoSoRxp ss-H becomes my painful duty to announce
10 you that disturbance broke out in what IL known
the hsmo shop, in this prison. yesterday afternoon by the
refusal Ct number OF c0nvicB " permit tho officers 70
take cut for punishment black man named CmWr. To
have permitted this TO succeed would have been fatal 10
not osly all order in that chop but In tho entire prison.
On being informed Of this state Of things directed several
Of the guard and such keepers could be spared from
duty TO arm themselves with mskes and rcvovers, and
20 go TO tho sconc OF tho disturbance was In strong
hopes that this demonstration would awe Thorn into obodi
once Gu reaching the shop found many Of tho men
armed with hammers and various implements, aud evil
uent prepared 10 resf gave orders that all tho con-
Vce IN the cast end OF the shop should 10 the west
snd, except the negro Cesar. Most OF them obeycd.
IN ABOUT minute tho negro rushed 10 60 past with
4sner; ard when near the principal keeper, threw tho
nsmmer, wcundng him in tho head. ordered aud on
Meated we convcts 10 90 backthat there no harm
nenaed tom tncy dcsisted and permitted this man I,
upon the officers with missiles chairs benches and what
ever ncy could lay hands upon This could not be per-
mneo ana became my painful duty ordor the guard
20 nre In the mcec three shot down, two OF whom
navc sncc d,ed the other hc negro Cesar, being shot
IN the tn'gnD will recover All was peace Immediately
after the firing ended and gives me pleasure TO say that
INC men IA .hc other shops behaved admrably-not
oro OF o0k was shown 10 cvince any dsapprobaon Of
inc act iaporod under great Disadvantages for the
VIZ, ~ goou guns some Of the musSets snapped, ant
only sham, and that tho guns were NOT loaded This
greatly cmbodcned them In their actg OF characterization:
by this too tho principal Offenders escaped havo sant
to the Adiuant General FOR guns and pistols
The guns ought 70 be repeating ones and tho pstns re-
voivcre trust wc will havo use for them hut ID be.
comes necessary To be prepared for tho worst will
send you tho evidence taken before the Coroner inquest
ca soon as competed. THOMAS KIRKPATRICK
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New ORLEANS, March IS, 1862
Sugar fyn, at sa.c exc. for fair to fully fair Fiour
nrin ct 50 2S Corn firm csc. Shoulders firm at &c
Coee que. 81 1l<c sales OF the week 600 bags i'm
pors do 4cOo bags stock In port IL 900 bags against
COCO tses last gear. Sterling exchange, 81 d: New
Yak, sixty days. two FER cen, discount; at sight, e
discount. -
New ORLEANS, March 90, 1859
Cotton advanced 20 sses 70 day, 1900 balcs, at
Xc. 1I2ica for mdding. sales OF last three days
o bales receipts Co., 1900 against SO 900 bales last
years increased receipts at al rors BIT 500 bales Corn
arm at 97kc. Sterling exchange 8ka9H
MOBILE. March 20, 1862
Cotton unchanged sales day 1000 bales; the sales
for tie last three ds add COCO bsles aud the receipts
$500. Sterling exchange, 1854 lcSE. Freights to
Liverpool, "a.
AUGUSTA, March %, 1859
Cotton steady sales 200 bales; holders offer freely
but don I press on the market.
SAVANNAH, March %, 1862
Cotton unchanged: sales to day 53U bales.
CHARLESTON, March %, 1869.
Cotton unchanged: sales 10 day 1906 bales
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Canadian brands moro firm with sales OF small
lots within the range of our quotations Southern brands
were active, and medium grades 1rmer Tue sales
footed mp about 600 bbls. closing firmly the above
quotations. Rye -four and meal were steady and in
fair demand at the above figures. Wheat was firmly
held while sales limited. A small lot OF Southern
red sold at 81 As Corn without alteration of
moment The sales embraced about Is 600 bushels in
GLIDING jersey and Southern yellow at 500. 9Cc and
Western mixed, delivered. ut Q0c Rye was quiet but
30 GOO bushels reported, chiefly California and Ca
madam ranging from 63c 64c od State was reported sold
at 5Sc &c., and 2000 bushels malt were reported at
Ole. Oats were in good demand with fair sales Of State
at SIC &c., chiefly at the latter figure some Western
and Canadian at Gle. 621sc.
CorfEr-Tho market was quiet in conseuueuce of tho
large public sale to of to morrow About 500 bags
ST. Domingo were sold at 95Sc.
CogToy-Iho market was excited and active Yesterday
The sales embraced about 5000 bales all Of which ex-
cept SEQ bales, sold In ransu At tho close prices
especially for the latter, were called &c. higher
FErIeHs To Liverpool, about ,lo0 bales Of cotton
engaged at 3l6d 500 boxes cheese by steamer At
2,s. Cd % hhds hams, by steamer at 2 10 tons co-
seed, by steamer at 30s nd 200 bbs rosin u D. t.
To Iondon 500 bbls rosn at D. 3D. To Bromcn 40 cases
tobacco at p. t.
ProvISoSs--Pork--The market was moro buoysut,
with fair demand from the trade. The sales embraced
about SEQ bbs, including mees at SIS IL SIS 25
primo 49, Beef steady, with sales Of about $50
bbs including the various descriptions, within the range
Of Yesterdays prices. Bacon unchanged Cut meats
were in good demand with sales OF 800 AGO hhds at
62c. &c. for shoulders and 85Sc. 9kc for hams.
Iardsaes 200 bbls at II sc. 12c Butter and cheese
unchanged.
RJog-Sales Of $50 ticrccs were made at 3ac. a4Ac
SUGARS active, with sales of 800 hhds included
In which Cubas at GIG. 7c., and New Orleans 1T
CSC. nc, and 10 COO bags at PIT
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BKApY.--On Wednesday morning, March %, Mrs. RoH
BRADY, in the 57th year Of hcr age
Charles Brady and Of her son-in law, James r. Ovens
are RESPECTFULLY invited to attend the funeral nom her
late residence, No. l64 Prince street, this Thursday A.
pAY.-On wednesday, March 49, JOHANNA, wife OF Pat.
rick DAY. In the 35th year Of hor age.
tend the funeral On Friday AFTERNOON, al two O'Clock,
from her late residence No. 20 Pacific street, Brooklyn.
DoucBn.-In Williamsburg, on Wednesday, March %,
ty, aged months and days
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 10 at
i25 Ross street, Williamsburg, this Thursday afternoon,
nowpnI-On Tuesday, March "a, after long and pain
full Illness, LUKE DowpAIL, aged Go years
The friends and relatives or the family arc respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral this Thursday morning. al
TAnEN. Tuesday March %, JOIN W. FARaIS aged
50 years, month and days
His friends and acquanancee and those OF his brothers,
Oliver and William invited to attend the funeral this
Thursday Afternoon, at O'Clock, from the residence
cf his br oher, o. A. Farrin, No. 81 Watts street.
c,1n,usn MATILDA HAVEN wife Of Charles c. Haven, Es,
IEyERs-On Tuesday, March ~, BRIDGEr, tho beloved
wife Of George H. Levers, native Of Limerick, Ireland.
Tho funeral will take place this Thursday afternoon, at
two o'clock, from her late residence, No 364 Madison
street. Her friends and acquaintance are most respect
fully invited TO attend.
J1av,s.-0n "Wednesday, March 20, GEORGE JARyp aged
81 years, months and 10 days.
tend the funeral from his late residence, No. so First
street, on Friday afternoon, at three O'Clock.
MctoNNKI---On Tuesday morning, March -, after
long ard painful Illness, MARY wife Of Edward McCon
ncil N the 30th year OF hor age.
Tho friends aud relatives Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this Thursday afternoon,
a o'clock from her Late residence No. 81 Pitt street.
Her remains will DO takon 10 Calvary Cemetery for nter-
nent.
MAoIEAy-In Brooklyn, +. l., Wednesday, March Is,
JcpN A. MAcIxAY, Of Halifax, Nova Scotia.
HIS relatives and Friends an those Of his father In law,
EDWARD Remsen, invited 10 attend the funeral with
out further invitation, from 81 Marys charch, Caseon
avenue, rear Myrtle avenue this (lhursday) afternoon,
~ hslf past three O'Clock.
Bai!sx papers p'casc copy.
MnIsoa Tuesday, slaiob 20, FANNIE VIRGINIA, dauSh
'cr a. raJritt A. aud Charles H. Mes, aged 10 mouths
,ud days.
Tic usycs ard FrIepda Of to family are respectfully
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Married.

GRxaxwcop--MAcKAy.--Atth the residence OF j. F. Law,
Esq, Bedford avenue, Brooklyn, on Tuesday evening,
March q, by the Rev. w. Partridge, OF Christ church,
JOIN EDWARD GREENWOOD TO CAROLINE JANE daughter of
Hugh Msckay, Esq of Quebec.
Halifax and st. Johns papers please copy.
Iyys-HoIFohD.--A, New Haven, on Wednesday March
l5 by Rev. L. s. Weed J. D. LEYs Of Brooklyn, to MARY
EoulHp, Of the former place.
Aberdeen, Scotland, papers please copy
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CUIDE TO THE KANSAS GOLD MINES,
VI Together with

, NAP ME-, iS TE ,R9UTEs
gold regoIs also brief account Of the discovery OF the go
Ryts' sss s Sgssan' to leaving homo
Necessary cutnt TOR four men six montha
s Ea.rscts from the press ip references to the mines
&c ssLag ios the mines sheud provide
% he s s as ~
Az OF The above oee her with the following embodied Ia
APrLEroNs RAILWAY GUIDE.
1Besphy John kesur sr sSA fresaen, o. the LII
ss Miami R;sway ainci1n.a Ohio with por.rs
2helwaSs and Their Rules for Ira
and s1 e VI ;n 6 SS'iss daa
s's s;
Encouashg to Railway Isyellers Belieiontsire and Ia
Ss s1a Es .5;
su.buTy sna Enc sahyay Hannibal and 81 Joseph Ka
sGade o Nc Gold Mines Of Kansas together with Map
NsesS %s p
Tor The Mines; Outfit for Four Men Sir Months SELECTION 81
oia Mines ge sc INC ffe's In reference " the Kansas
s. f Hs ras
Of Steel New Field pieOe Interesting Pecularliss Of Ds,
snd vksy incidents.
EIs Trip e Mcnome 's Inds9ps And Tae
Slated States Time lndies.or showing The differences Of
Bay iss1ssa loneen 1us'rsasa
showing u where tho
Buffalo Toledo Chicago s. Louis 4o with and other
and from Al HE principal cities South East and West See
"a List Of Prominent Hotels In the Principal Cities of the
loA Gazetteer Of the United States arranged under The Sc
,l-slsiy Mp: q ,hs PRINCIPAL Railways
S'w 1ns SsEY asis CENTS
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81 ooh iys la (IsartdAs xltefpoce, 1t trcc O'CLOCK.
hcoT,c Or Vscncsde,, hIch g. Of consuupti6s,
CeAoio11E 5e6 daughter Of HeRry and CeclhA Heefc
In Ire 22d yeat OF her eye.
TIE ressiives AID frirds d the family requested 10
s'erc sae suueE on Friday from her late resideaoe No.
3u7 Ip< e<eee.
fSrrr.--Ir Grsctiyn. on Sunday. March %, Mrs IA
1irRa Asss shprIs late a The IEisnd or Babadoes W.
aged 20 years
UpAr.--er Wednesday, Garoh %, hr. joan UsAs, In
IRE 7'si yeaT OF bis age.
Hs rrsnaos wtt be taken from his late resdencs No.
St. ian.'s church. az ten O'Clock Friday moruing and
fou taeccc &c Calvary Cerneter7. The frecds Of tho
ftn,iiS respectfully invited attend the funeral
WAuH--0n Tuesday Afternoon, March %, CHARLES I'D
WY. yourgest child Of Rev. Joseph u and Aeiissa H.
waite, aged yesys, months and days.
The rieuts Of the family res,ecnly invited 70 a.
terc tho funeral, iris (rhursday) sftesnsos al
O'CLOCK from the ressdeoce Of his pareas, No. LEO Ed
ridge stree<, without further Invitation.
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THRONES Ham COLOR REsToRER WILL CAUSE

THRONES HAIR COLOR RESTORER WILL CAUSE
81 gray hair 70 assume liz original color.
Jerces Hair Color Restorer win the hair 10 grow
where Il has ALLEN or
Jeromes hair Color Re..orer VIII all diseases OF the
head-such - scald head, &c.
Jcromes Inir Color Restorer beautiful hsr dressing
Jsrome's Hair Color Restorer harmless water, and
may be used A. freely.
Frice 30 cents.
row; WELLS co. lis franklin street, GUION, 1t Bowcfy.
o1rner and HAYES It's Fulton street. Brook
iyn dPuRwisls where.
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,,,c ,,.,,,.,..er Br.ii,ans ASHORE

bALIlx'I;L MITCH @ 1879.
The schooner Blnsn', from cardenss Tor Baltimore,
Wot rsp rsr w't1 i've feet Of in her.
she u M p-a,.hJ be total !ass Toe deck load will DO
saved. The verse; 70 AIRED r Virgrla and Philadelphia
oncss TIE oargo 10 insured Zoe $1,000 in New York
cfnces and viii re saven In u csrssged condition.
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NEW ORLEANS, March 81 1863.
Three crmnas-Reurlch Hsss, Peter Smith and Joseph
coofessed their cree just previously 10 the execution
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7 UNDs PATENT LEVER
u
DRAWING CORKs
Fnteiy superretnH all other cork screws warranted to
draw The ptet COTS whb perfect avoiding al aud
danger az hrentsng the hottie. :
LAlOL1kD am FOR sALE 10 TIE TRADE ONLY.
FRANCIS TOMkS A SONS,
No, Maiden lane, kea York,
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VNHY 1T SHOULD BE BOuGHr-AI.E MADN SOLELY
w from mef ard hops Ia at once toxic, AND
agreeable beverage; but 10 hor Into ala for
cheapntes sake is destroy the anflncs Of c a Tho
chemical combination Of the malt and hops u dshcd. and
article produced which and pcasa enough To
the taste but which turns sour The stomach and causes
unpleasant feelings IN the sysen The gea proof thnA
McKNTGITTS MALT WINE contains sugar or honey, b
the fact Of m being extensively prescribed BY physicians
invads Being made solely from hopa and malt Produces
an sereesbie warmth N Tho syaem smna.ng Without over
draugh ale those who taste to bring their friends
10 iasc for Themselves and in nany many bus,ness
has doubled consequence of nQ mall II bo
seen on draueli q, George shsrnan FLORENCE Hcs cor
City Hall place and Chambers william ". Browu'a,
Pewter Mug, FRANKFORT street. John smih'< Old TOMS
Established m $500, and fhaos street; NJ edward Bsro.
Jr corner syenue and eeycnh suee at Patrick Mc.iure:
46 East Tenth strcsk and at H. knubo Central Park uotel
corner F ninth s,yoe, and ssveuIe Depot 9e Nss
Moore street.
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Mrs Yeascr "a ray s1tore' reward Of $500 FOR
say ilos ieade the recovery Of the body Of
M. Yeaetr, dead OF alive
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

r. n
AsHss-stnail sales Of pots were made at &c. and Of
pearls at 5ySc-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market for rejected and info
Iior brands dull while good and extra grades were
firm Tho sales embraced about ~, 600 bbls closing
within the following range of prces.-
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FniT EDWARD, N. Y, March %, 1863.
TIE committee who recently appointed to wa'ch
Mrs. LRJea the woman who pretended TO have lived two
years w,hou. food have reported that enc imposor
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New stoeun .,oop-of-gvar



One Of tie pew etasrn eloops q war, six guns was
iauLchei t1ro 70 Gay IA sp'ecdd St. 10.
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WsigOso n m n 1 n p I 3 q h v o m = 4
r.a Of sbodaahntntm a dasopoorpebHie's
Ula28raWy.
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T loud IRON AND IoDINE.-PROFESsOR CHILr on
rayr pr IIene's preparations Of and iodn ssr
made scientific pracipes and = isleously ccn
systen Chron' disoases scrofua eyuptons
ulcers hereditary diseased carrh bronchial lu com
70 equal this Can be obtained OF DR. HEINE SO Housers
of Broadway and Of Broome Chrfs
Streets Consultation at the office.
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A. w. Fabcr's Lend Pencils Sold At Retail
by All sntioners a. wholesale only by EBRRHARD rABER,
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B03fON March, q, 1863.
The Cunard steamship Arabia sailed from hero at
to.osy with tynine passengers for Liverpool and
fifteen for HALIFAX.
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Csiststloro's Hair Dye, Wigs md Toupees.
The beat IN the world Wholesale and retail and tho Nv, pr
va,cly applied. No. Aslor House,
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Chest Of Good Tea for One Dollar.-Also,
TEN pounds coffee for 81, at CHRIsTIANsONS, No. zig
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MISCELLANEOUS.


- sT kEYNOL.DR
HnA LEMON WATCHES.
~. 'oer having eccc ap poated sge,i for e see -
m >tstoc witches this dy, he has nov cs ~
..ss eeses and con'tsnuy .iviny them, % -
urey new ssyiss cases. teAutnul design ard woknAa
sap' rEsRY REYNoLDS
THEA M WATOHfs
are acknowledged .sbe equal - time keeper e ~ osas
WALES or LndOo " act ID .. ,ch prices u
either Of them to,.o., .
OF having con eel and reiisbs t~s oes waeh alwsVs
Re sr, y depended upon. hss ~ s Ugly tesss
cted accurately Adjusted for & 70 H taas thsi
affected By changes II uperssus or enyoi~
full arc entre sstisssction GEO @. .>LLHd.
imrorer on xseiec snd ;e~ery VII ,les,c ard rs ii5
trd way door below Canal stceet to'meeJ Oh ~
Val stree
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Wheeler Il Wilson's Sewing Machines.
Cfics 500 ByoadWAy. N. =.
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Grover & Bakers Celebrated
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
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&C and G6 Fulton street,
between Gold and Cliff streets.
1st Premium shirts at Lelght0n's. JI2
Broadway opposite the ST. Nicholas Hotel Only try Them.
Metallic Tablet Razor Strop.-This Inlsnita-
bic article may obtained OF the j. as
SAUNDERS No. Astor House, and OF the agerns
throughout the city.
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CLASS No. 1911. MARoa Is 1860.
%. Ac. 81. II. "a. 60. ls. 3. %. 81. IL. g.
CrAes No. 1872 EXTRA MARCH %, 1859.
70. 81. 4, 81. g. 3. 49, rs, 80. AZ As ~, S.
Apd That the said numbers dssw tho orderis which
Witness hands Augusta Ga this Wednesday March
:" '''' Il b SHSaSS' sOounl.s.o.er.
WOOD EDDY CO. w.lmiogtoa. Delaware.
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INC i'atfst Drawings or enc Lecosircs g,osse~
nee. "a reported 70 GcvD. EDDY Cc :

s~'. "a sevef;ec 70 GcvDs EDDY Co.
On AWARE. GEORGIA. KEnzusxF Asp aIssoyzl
STATE ioTrsarya
.osacia p'awtnss ~ Telegraph
mr. AWARE is,TrHNyFf
1a ud<cyfrs t.,r sr,~sfs Appointed sy ne aosrxa>r
OF the stats cr Della ware saperinend dra on la
de- draw Il .ss f,es Ear de beaeft n ss gse ~ ns
WIRE DC hereby certify that o. foiowra he uzbexy
wrlce we-r shs daT drawn frurr q. uteei VIZ
E1rgA GLASS. No. 1913. EAfxG 20 1859
&c. ca, ~, &c. &c. H. sa'r. 81 az. 70. 90. 50. o.
CLASS No. ipf nssca rs, 1854
10 q. !, 66,. "a So a. 20 4, II, 81, ~. g.
And TIA: TIE said numbers With
hoy stand ebove
VILLAGES banda al Wun,ssou, Del ills Wednesday
AAFun - iSio. GEORGE O. GORDON, C.-.-...-''
JOS. SEAL. "'0Ins'neeN
GEORGIA LOTTERlE3
ne Cons. lssicn.ss appointed 10 s1pernterd
tse dawE OF tho Sparta Academy Loerv hsrety certify
na tne following are the number xhch drawn
GOm the wheel, VIZ
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Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'s Radical
cure They also keep silk elastic for varicose
veins supporters and shoulder braces Instruments door
mites made 10 order No Vesey street. Assor House N. r
Holloway's pills and Ointment arc the
safeguards against disease The pills for curing ali
bilious arrangements and tho oinmeut seilnas
and bronchial affections stand unequaled Soil nv ali drus
t,ists and the manufactory, 50 Maiden lane N. "
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The Hsiters have all Issued their Spring
ns ceg e0 We sss ss.ss TIE
fEeTS g ss 5ss hses Ter ard
nan and Ann Streets and without wishing alspsrase the
psw sp,p Gh na aTssnsn We mus that VIZ me
tbe pride o. the narse The whole process Of
the complete abc erned his essbisaleut ard
under his COL ssn whereas OF the wOud
u he advantages derived from aeaag dsety arh the
fabrics, no enc can rossihy be ignorant
tom n rssS,vss i"r " an Fer City or Washing
press ~ rrenawsy un'I Saturday at o'ciock a. NJ.
Gurney's New Photographic and Fine Art
gallery ~ Broadway Photographs asgue reosYpes uri-
lures in bil, and ivoryiypes.
WeIeoiee as the Flowers In Nay,
Are al VII, who , buy . WaITE s bats ylay
Apply AT ouce-do not delay
Spring, ls50.-I.eary Il Co. Introduce tho
rnR syie OF geDtemens silk hats this day Nos AadS
A"or house. brosdway
Business ia good. the w.atn~r .,.l,gh.ru,,
Sosd~.s :eas 0sai msss
chronological Examinations. with Charts
WELLS, sos Broadway. o. Way - win"
Only Try M Premium shirts ar y.esnh.
TONS, at 5i2 Prose way, opp e the st. NicholfsHo,el.
For Fashionable Clothing. mt Great Hsr-
gains, 80 10 SMITHS. WIN. II. SMITHS (remember, Il5
Fultcn street. ~
list Premium Shirts, Ready Made and 10
order, at lIGH1 ONS 5i2 81 oadway opposite st Nicoas
Defiance salamander safes-Wlth Patent
powder proof locks and bars brw,.r
proof peror safes Depot l92 Pearl VIII remove
April 70 u Murray street, corner Ooie.s plnne
The best Spring bed In Existence fHovye,s
elpc at from So g. at 1913 Broadway. Call and sec It, or
SEMI Tor n circular. "
Curs Your COugh.-H5 Cents.
lie Third avenue. Fourteen Ii street
BACHELORS Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupe.s-
The hest in e world russsng all made Sold applied
Ut the uanufsctory 2xs broadway.
Take Healthful Physical Exercise nj
WOODS Gymnasium. No East Twenty eighth street
Hills Hair Dye, so Cents a Box. Black mr.
trwn 40 BARCLAY street and all druggists.
D..axy'S Tr1cOpDer0us II tho Best and
cheapest article for dressing identifying cleaning CURING
and restoring tho hair Ldcs try it Bold by 81
druggistA
Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'s Radical
They also keen silk elastic for varcoae
veins suppoe shoulder Instruments for dofor
mites made 10 order No Vesey street. Aston House n Y.
Holl0way's pills and Ointment are the
bilious derangemen and tho ointmeu for swenes
bronchial affections stand unequaued all drur
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At Evans.

Spring Raglans and new styles sscks Sc
These garments Ill the requisite qua they
fashionable elegant durable, OF beautiful Ehaies and decided
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupe-s-
Il the mAnufsctory, 2xs broadway. T'
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Take HeRlthful Physical Exercise nj
WOODS Gymnasium. No East Twenty eighth street
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D..axy'S Trlc0pDerous II tho Best and
cheapest article for dressing Identifying cleaning curing
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Welc0aee IN the Flowers bn Nay,
Are all who Suy WHITES bats vrgy
a. MN, 7er two sixtesn 1910 broad aay.
Season tNkets without pay;
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IAyes" "exss and hiss "customer's connection nd
trnde from State in The Union. We Work cheap
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IN energy and everything that constitutes progress work.
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Eills Hair Dye, so Cents n Box. Black or
rown. no. BARCLAY street, and all druggists.
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Spring, 1s50.-leary Il Co. Introduce tho
ruR style Of geDtlemens silk hats this day Nos And
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The best Spring Bed In Existence.-fHoyye,s
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