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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-06

New ORLEANS, April 5, 1883.
Tte cotton market TO- day, under the adyices by the
New York; freely recovered from the effect produced by
the Pcrsa's The sales add up "a 900 bales the
market closing with advance Of NC. The sales of the
last three days foot up 49, 900 bales and the receipts
Geo. against q 500 for the time last year The
receipts this port up present time ahead of last
year 100 500 bales do at all Southern ports
bales Mess pork declined 50c.; GALES at $40 76 Gun
niee, II nc. Freigbts-Cotton TO Havre, &c Sterling
exchange, l0Sh lO9K. Drafts New York at sixty
days. per cent discount; and at sight, at to u per
cent premium.
SAVANNAH, April 4, 1859.
Cotton market dull sales to-day $50 bales atirreguar
prices.
PHILADELPHIA, April s, 1859.
Flour and wheat dull Corn dull at S6c SIC for yell
low. Whiskey dull.
CINCINNATI, April 6, 1859.
Flour dull at IS IS IS e5 for superne receipts light.
Whskey dull at s3hc. Provisions-Nothing doing.
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10 strike OF the Boatmen mt Newark.

NEWARK, April B, ISb9.
The strike of the boamen at Newark still continues,
and strikers have expressed determination to allow
no boats pass up the canal until their demands are
complied with. boat was, however, forced through
yesterday, by detachment of police as far as Bloom
field where constabulary force took charge Of to the
borders Of Passa county here was taken in charge by
Paterson officers, and passed on large number of tho
strikers had collected along the canal, some of whom
were armed with clubs, and riot was feared. No re-
sstancc however, offered except at Paterson where
the owner OF a boat was maIea and an attempt
made to sink his vessel The Mayor and squad of men
were applied to- and requested tho rngeaders OF the
crowd to disperse It IL the intention of the company TO
send a squad Of police with every boat going out a.
nresent.
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Married.

E1IH-vERPIAScK.-On Tuesday, March %, at st. Gle
ments church, by the Rev. Mr. Eaton. Capt. AUGUSTUS
VAN horne ELLIS to JULIA G. MILLER, daughter Of Philip
verplanck, Esq.
Reconsideration Saturday, April ?, by the Rev.
A. Verren, at the residence Of the BRIDES father Mr.
WuJnN JuGHARpr, Of Gessen Germany, 10 MISS SOPHIA
A. BoEIL OF Bedford, Brooklyn.
IESFnTY-GRAY. Thursday evening, March 81, by
Rev. Edwin +. Hatfield WILLIAM T. LENFEsTY to LIZZIE
GRAY, younger daughter Of Thomas Gray, all of New
York.
MAoKAY-KEaM.-At Jersey City, on Tuesday, April 4,
by the Rev Wbeelock H. Parmly, Mr. DANIEL NJ MAcKAY,
OF West Merden, Conn., TO Miss CECILIA, eldest daughter
Of Thomas b. Kissam, OF the former place.
WAIIoN-CoNoyKR On Tuesday, April 5, ISAAC NJ.
WALTON ANNIE A., daughter Of Gusavus A. Conover,
all OF this city.
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News from P@rnamb,lc0.

PnNAMBuco, Feb. %, 1852
Arrival Of the Stedmship Washingon, en- route for Calf
Jornia-Reigios1 Reuiudl on Board, dc.
The American steamship Washington, Capt WEIGH,
this port the oath inst and is taking about
SEQ tons of bituu coal She ID bound for California,
with two hundred and sixty five passengers, all Of whom
are in most excellent health, and well satisfied with the
voyage thus far religious revival broke out amongst
them few weeks ago, and prayer meetings are being held
daily on board.
The health Of this city, glad TO inform you, con-
tinues remarkably good AS yet we have not had single
Of yellow fever, although the fever season two
months advanced. :.
We have no news here from the Paraguay expedition
The impression s there will be no fight
Good Goals are quoted here at from 81 to So.
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A CuRIoUs AND SIGNIFICANT FAcr.-The He
RAID OF yesterday, with its triple sheet, contain
ed no lees than thirty. eight columns of short
pthy advertisements, numbering in all fourteen
hundred and one-a circumstance which has
never occurred with any daily newspaper in this
country before. We have previously published
over forty columns of advertisements in one is
sue, but then probably page or more was occu-
pied by the large advertisements of some two or
three establishments; but those of yesterday
were all short single advertisements, which were
banded over the counter of the counting room
for insertion in the next days edition. These
advertisements were perhaps the most interest
ing items of city news in our columns, presenting
as they did to our readers everywhere a perfect
photograph Of business in this city.
Apart from this, the fact is a strong illustra-
ton of the improvement Of trade generally. 1t
will be seen by the paper this morning that the
exigencics of our advertising business compel Us
to issue another triple sheet today.
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The Connecticut State election.

HARTFORD, April 8, 1859.
The republicans have elected hundred and twenty
representatives. the democrats ninety nne with eighteen
hear from The republican majority will be about
twenty Ave in the House. The Senate will stand twelve
republicans to nine democrats.
Buckingham for Governor, will have about twenty i've
hundred plurality in the State.
The republicans elect their Congressman in the First
district by 65 Second district 800, Third district
over 500, and the Fourth district by about 800.
The triumph of the republicans is complete.
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the city elephant" to their country customers
The theatres, of which no less than eight are
nov opep, were all crowded on Monday evening;
and ,here were no especial attractions for city
folk, if we except the opening OF the Metropoli-
tsn By Miss Davenport. Next Monday the opera
season at The Academy will be opened, and by
the 9Th the dramatic season at Niolo's Will be
commenced, bringing the whole number Of regu-
lar iheaues up to TEN and they all have prospects
OF the highest character. Tie prosperity OF
places Of public amusement is good sign for
all kinds Of business, while 1t stimulates the re-
toll Broadway trade especially. The Opera is
one Of the greatest attractions Of the metropolis
to the refined aud educated class OF sojourners 10
New York, aud to them it owes much of its sup
port. The first season will be short one, with
Gazzaniga as the prima donna; aud in fort
light OF 80 the admirers OF the fascinating Picco-
lomini will, it is hoped, have an opportunity Of
hearing her upon the Academy stage. So We
can safely promise our rural readers that New
York will be gayer than ever during the spring
and co, ~ summer season.
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The Philadelphia Fugitive Slave Case.

PHILADELPHIA, April 8, 1859
The fugitive slave was continued this AFTERNOON
There abatement OF the excitement IN regard TO it,
and large police force attendance 10 preserve
order.
Tie counsel for the defence moved that Commissioner
ongsreh hand the 10 another Judge FOR The
that he had preudgcd the aud acted az an
advocate for the claimants having been shown 10 evil
dence be the first Of attorney Of
the claimants as insufficient, and that he had informed
them that would obliged to reease the slave II ar
rested under it, that by hs advice new power Of at
torney was obtained.
Mr. Bel amn Brewster for the claimants, argued that
pre- emnenty the duty Of the Commissioner 10 give
ta,s "a rma,i,n before he issue his warrant.
Tho Commissioner oyerruled the motion made by the
counsel for the defence.
Inc evrtr for the defence mostly that OF me-
goes who endeavored prove that Daniel Wooster
Harrisburg in March, 1863. One witness-an intelli
gent colored mn-swore that he met him in Baltimore as
freeman in 1S4S in Philadelphia In ls4e and in Harris
burg June, 1858 His evidence straightforward and
not shaken by rigid examination. The cxami-
Ration wil be continued unit late hour.
MIR. Brewster, the claimant, attempted 10 bring up
butng testimony from tho officers who conducted Danol
to the city tie effect that Daniel acknowledged he had
been in the city BEFORE and that he had manifested
surprise during his ride at the extent Of the city
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AT this OF the general publication Of
tho human system IL vitality important During the wntsr
amount of mpuri gathers In system pro-
ducing humois and lassude, and dsease II
not remoyed and as paure provides for the external purd
cation domEions tine by electricity, shower
and norm, man should watch mis- system and
purity with appropriate medicines. For this purpose
persuaded that Brandrehs pls pre- einneot
twenty four yars past they have been IN general through
out 1 country, and nj the time there
popular medicine for purifying the system Ia use besides
which they cheep and pleasant Sold 29 Canal
street. bog. Sugar coated half boxes ID cents
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Important Political Movements.

HARRISBURG, Pa, April s, 1859.
Hon. VIM. II. Seward has been here aud in close COM
munion with Gen. Cameron. 1t ID rumored that Gen. Ca.
has agreed to throw his influence for the New York
Senator and in that way get Pennsylvania to endorse
the policy Of that gentleman. The endorsing Of Stewards
Rochester speech by Cameron and his sending them to all
parts Of the State gives strength to the Many Of
Camerons warmest friends are indignant.
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AFFAIRS In WASHINGTON.
Cur Special Washington Despatch.


DISPATCHES FROM VI Au-kEPORrED UNPOPULARITY
OF BRIGHAM YOUNG WITH THE MOaMOKs, ETC.
Additional advces received TO day at the War De-
parlment from Utah, dated March l. Mormonsm s re-
presented being the wane and apostatzing from the
OF that sect has become quite Some OF
the MOI mon leaders, however, still exhibit feelings Of
hatred towards the government Brigham Young keeps
himself secluded and 1t 10 alleged s afraid OF bis peo
pie II is reported that he intends quitting 1T Lake
early day and That he has agents negotiating ofhe
northern provinces Of Mexico and also In Central America
whittier he may 80 70 found settlement, whore he will
be out Of danger and from ntile influence The
Territorial officers experience much difficulty In the ad
mnsraon Of law arising from obstacles placed in their
way by the Mormons and is frequent subject Of COM
plant. The army is represented to be in fine spirits,
The Indians In the southern part Of the Territory were
troublesome.
The company which It alleged is about to be es
tabished between New York and San Francisco via
Nicaragua, is q myth. There Is dapper little fellow
here Of the Of Barney who buzzng about the
departments, representing this prodgous company who
want government to guarantee their protection.
General George P. Morris has declined the appointment
Of Consul at Havre.
TIE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.
OUR DIFFICULTIES WITH NiCARAGUA--THE INsTRUo-
TIoNs TO MINISTER LAMAR AND THE COMMANDERS
OF THE HOME AND PACIFIC sQUADRoNs, ETC.
WASHINGTON, April s, 1859.
The dispatches sent to General Lamar are, is repre-
sented of the most positive character They instruct him
TO demand from Nicaragua apology, restitution and
unity failure to comply with which, he is TO ask
for his passports.
The Homo Squadron 1t Is said, will be strengthened,
and the vessels placed at the disposal Of Gen. Lamar 10
them for the defence Of American citizens, their pro-
perry, and vested rights The dispatches to flag officers
McClupey and Long, commanding respectively the Home
and Pacific squatrons 10 obey the orders Of General
Lamar; failing to receive them, they to exercise
latitudin0us discretion.
The usual diplomatic has been pursued In inform
ing the foreign legations Of intentions OF this govern
ment
Tie QuaTtermasters' Department ia curtallng its
penses az rapidly as the public service will admit In
addition to two military posts the route to Utah. three
to be dispensed with in Texas and orders have been
issued 10 stop the purchase Of mules, &c
Advices from Africa say the American squadron ia still
repeating their HOMOGENEOUS drudgery up and down the
coast for the distance Of five thousand miles, The health
Of the squadron toerably good The Dale left Sierra
Leone on the 9Th Of February for Monrova, and from
thence she would northward to Bathurst Goree Cape
dc Vedes, and further the public service may require
The recent order TO Immediately at out the steamers
not with especial reference Nicaragu but
The design is to relieve vessels the Pacific and other
squaGI
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The Portland, Me-, Municipal Election.
PORTLAND Me-, April s, 1859.
Az the municipal election to day, Mr.. Jewet the
publican candidate for Mayor, elected receiving 1920
votes against s12 for Holden, democrat The republ
elected Mr. Lane Judge Of the Municipal Court five
Aldermen of the seven, and sixteen Of the twenty
two Counclmen,
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The SOUTHERN CONFERENCE.-The next South
ern Commercial Convention is to meet at Vicks-
burg, Mississippi, on the 9th Of May. Read the
will be seen that the slavery question is to be
The great theme Of this commercial assemblage.
Very good. 1t will probably afford us some
definite indications of the drift Of the Southern
democracy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-06

DETROIT, April B, 1907.
The election yesterday for Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Court passed off quietly The returns from the interior
show considerable republican gains and indicate the cleo
ton Of George Martini the republican candidate by
10000 majority. The republican gains in this city since
last fall are nearly S00
This city gave the republican candidate for Chief
Justice Of the Supreme Court 236 majority.
There is a brisk snow storm here this morning.
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The Niagara Falls Water Power Company.

NIAHAlA FAlIs NrfII o. 1o'''
The regular annual electon of the trustees OF tho Ma
CARA Falls Water Power Company held in this place
today, the following board eectedS. NJ Allen, H.
A. Manchester, Jno FISK Il. b. Avecy, Geo L. Fales aud
ParKhurst whitney, Of Niagara Falls AMI Louis Benton,
Of New York
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ALBANY, April D 1893.
It is rumored that Morgan has determined not
to interfere to prevent the execution of the sentence OF
death against Mary artung the murder her husband
Tho rumor has an apparen; Foundations but the fact will
not he made known until to morrow
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The St. Louis Municipal Election.

ST. LOUIS, April 8, 1859.
Nearly full of city election yesterday give
Fey the republican candidate for Mayor $500 majority
BoPy, democrat and 1900 over Wyman, American.
Fleys plurality may be increased to 5000. Tho repub
have also elected their whole city ticket and major
,ty of the Common Council.
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Stabblng Affair.

BosroN, April 8, 1859.
Ralph Fl. Cutter stabbed Richard II. Ihacher, COM
mission merchant Of this city, in the arm with sword
cane this afternoon, in consequence Of mercantile
misunderstanding Cutter arrested this evening
Both parties are of high standing in the community
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees,
the best the world surpasang Sold and applied
ct the msnufactory, 2S3 Broadway.
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DIR. Kennedy Will bo Mt his Office, No. 1
Houston street. under the smhsonian during Tuesday,
Wedb esday ThursdAy Friday this week. All who
afflicted with scrouls any disease the skn requested
O
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Grsndjean's New Improvement Again on
the Interesting consultation, oaldness
gray hair; warranted 60 Twelfth street, Broadway
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CONCERT AT NiBIo's SAIooS.-Mrs. Inman's first con
cert viii take place here TO night The programme wei
selected and the deJutane has the highest
tfiyre
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Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'s Radical
cure truss They keep silk elastic stockings for varicose
supporters shoulder braces Instruments for defor
IN ues order No Vesey street. Astor House. N Y.
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Cristudoro's Hair Dye, Wigs n0i Toupces
the world wholesale and retail the dye private
applied. NO. Astor House.
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BaTry's TrtCOpherOuS IL the Best and
oheapes article for dressng beauyng cleaning, curling
prese wing and restoring the hair. ladies try It, sold by all
druggists.
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IISIl's Hair Dye, so cents, Black or Brown
Depot Barclay street. Also sold at 500 Broadway and
all druggists.
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The Sailing OF the Niagara.

BosroS, April s, 1859.
The Cunard mail steamship Niagara sails from here for
Liverpool via Halifax at about noon to Her mails
close a,9A. NJ Dispatches filed in the American Tclc-
graph Companys Office, No. 81 Wall street, N. " SO as
to reach here by IL A. NJ, will be forwarded by her
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Fire ut New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, April s. 1859.
The lumber yard Of Brady Co., in this city, des-
troyed by fire 10 day. Loss $40, 900.
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Fly. s.-lmprov-d French Yoke Shirts, N
new style made 10 order and warranted u &c; nj
BALLOU BRCThtEs cole mannfactus ers, 400 Broadway
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Caution ~ Lalsses.-The Oasy place an new
I'll broadway.
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Moody's Pe,fect Fitling Shirts,
Maze W OF iaesl goods at $50 per dozen.
MOODY Is shirt Mandatory, 262 Broadway.
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The best Spring Bed In Existence-(H ovve's
ellptc) from 50 To Sc k 1913 Broadway. Call
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Markets.

MfLwAUKlE, ApTII D, I55y.
The propeller of the New York Central Railroad and
Peoples Line Express arrived here this morning.
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For Perfect tJuing Shirts and the --latest
novel In genemens Furnishing goods GREENS Shirt aud
FuInishing Store no. al House.
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Tho Cleveland Municipal Election.

CLEVELAND, April 8, 1853.
Septer the republican candidate for Mayor elected
yesterday The entire republican ticket is also elected
without doubt, although the vote is not yet entirely
coun ed
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A Chest OF Good Tea for One DoIlar.-Atso,
ten pounds coffee for u, ct CHRlSTIANSoE'S, No.
Chambers street.
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Geo. saunders Metallic Fsb,ea Razos -sroy.
Tbis nipshe srce be obt<aed IT thu so- naoufsc
tnIeIs a. u sAuAA Ehs NO. Asor House. AID Of the
various agents throdeho7' the cite
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Dubois PuntalOOns.- Dubois IL the Best CUT
tor OF panaloons In the city No. Clinton place, Eighth street,
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1.snsy,s ness rartoss spise sSo ffns A..
uros In OIL, and iyofyiypes.
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Murder and Attempted suicide.

DETROIT, AprII Z, Iobs.
Edward H. Benedict, resident Of this city, stabbed bis
wife fit Of jealousy today, killing her almost instant
IT, He afterwards attempted to hang himself.
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Whites Own, something entirely New In
can be seen q. ZIG oadgay under Bar Museum.
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Glass No. 2l3. ArRm s, 1850.

g. G., g. 10, 81, GO. 81, /, "a, So. 60, @.
EXTRA CLASS, No. ga, APRIL 8, 1850.
a. 10 7a 20, 81 -, 80. 49, q IS, "A, 81.
And that the said numbers drawn order which
they stand above
wlsness bands at Ausus,a, Ga, his Tuesday April
., 1859. I. Y. BARBsH, conr,,s,or.,a
y. DUGAS. j~onsso"o'"'
WOOD, EDDY co WImi1 s s"nI ps scrs,
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Cure Your C0ukh.-25 CeUts.
ll3 9kird avenue. Fourteenth street.
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The schenectady Charter Election.

SCHENECTADY, April 8, 1852
AT the charter election held in this city To- day s. p
ore st, republican, was elected Mayor
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APRIL 6, l859.-TRIPLE SHEE

CentD's COZ Ssy.e,
The most bnailisnt bat f0r young men.
GEEIg. SO7 Broadway.
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Grover & Bah er's Celebrated

Conee.-Purc Java, I'm packages, 81 Ibs.,
for 81 also chest Of tea for ST. at REDroEDs 3 sixth
avenue.
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The Family Herald.


IMPORTANT NEWS FROM NICARAGUA-THE WAR
QUESTION IN EURoPE-JAMEs sTEPHEN5 FOUND
GUILTY AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WIFE POISON
ING CASE IN vIRGINIA--THE sICKLES TRIAL-PRo-
BABLE sETTL EMENT OF THE PARAGUAY Diff
CULTY-LoCAL NEws--MARKEr REPORTS, ETC.
The FAMILY HERALD h MS issue Of TO day, viii contain,
among other matter, Important News from Nicarasua-
Seizure the American Transit Steamers and Imprisonment
of American Czens cluson of the Stephens TIiFound
Guilty and Sentenced DEATH Shocking Wife Poisoning Case
In Knppshannock county. rgina; Commencement of the
IrGl of Daniel skle in Wash ngton City the Gu5ernatorA
Contest in yirgns--h Candidates the stump Letters from
Paris Brussels and Berlin Interesting from
the Paraguay ExpedonProbable Settlement of the DIM
Guilty; Inaugu alton Of the Railroad with all newa
of the preceding interesting character ali local
aews of New and tbs adjoining cities. Foce Reports.
Theatrical notices TO- DC II will slso contain report o.
he como on Cattle MARY The retail prcss
If all kinds Family Marketing at Washington Market. Com.
nsrcia and honey Market hepoa, aarrAgea snd Deaths
the week. and large quantity Of miscesneo reading
natter.
rerus-rwo dollars per anaum single copy tour
70 be or1ce and OF all ageais adver
asemepts inserted at the usual HERALD ralea
The Latest Drawings OF the L.lalixe3 Lotte-
RES reported 10 WOOD, kDDY & Co.
MANAGERS OF TIE
DELAWARE. GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI
STATE LOTTERIES.
Official Drawings by Telegraph.
DELAWARE LOTTERIES.
The rbaerbers Comm asoners appointed By e Governor
ery Authorized by he Legislature having this day s.snded
drawing OF Lottery tbe Benefit OF the state OF Della
do hereby certify hst the following the numbers
which we're this day drawn from the Wheel VIZ
EXTRA GLASS No. 2l5. APRIL s. 1852
s., 20. 10, 16, 3 IS, 80, 81, 80, % "a, q, CO.
CLASS No. ZIG, APKL5, 1859
81 Is, 50. 90. So, 81. I, So. 3s. %, IL, q, 10.
that the said numbers drawn order in which
they stand above.
Wimess hands Mt Wilmington Del, this Tueedsy,
April o, 1859. GEORGE U. GORDON, c,r,r,.s,ou.-.
JOS SEAL, }Sn"ih1" Hen
GEORGIA LOTTERIES.
The utsrbers Commissioners appointed to
drawing OF the Sparta Academy LOTTERY, do hereby
hat tho olo the numbers which this dag
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F4cIIoway's Ointment Is Indeed Blessing to
the afflicted old and legs that have deded
effort 10 heal certainty Dy The powerful cleans
ing and healing properties the save Mandatory 80 Mai
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Herring's Patent Cham pion Fire
And burglar proof sAfes 25l Broadway Murray