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nooxu @. y,s.s.x ..rr :. aooasr Moons. ssssosss
taas Of the ct o.sss. kea1A seeo 7SyaA's
css>s pssss plsse cDpy. c.s,,m
AIsh Ia We nssnsy, April u, -, Wv" "'"'Sv
crssrs- n. fAyss IN tse oasn y.s, Of, 'ie age
,os teetlv,s snc ises tssIeo u inc aaes
rsi o" ns late res'deuos, No I7i 5ls seees' % ~
ltRmss --On "Wednesday. Apra -, W. PssEssA.
Sourges soc q George aud Margsss, Pers,nA sses u
moDsos an: 20 days.
The ric0le o. the Family susy invited 10 a.
teoo tho evs, Iou tue r-@dence wsss yssa
- gs< street. Sbss (rDuEsdsy) sfessoou t,us osk
QuAcxlss0sH ~<,s ruesaay, April ~, wtiaIs Hvsssss
Of Usvd and Teteea Qascsieo ush. suo seaadsss Il
l2naDi Osaci tOsn, ESQ ageG tk months.
Ibo s0ot emo r. OF toe f.ur, respectfully
iBysd tend the uSsra ths snufsssy) afternoos ~
two ecIoos from the readenoe Of his parents, No. %
RIomoas AT MsDha usSville, Tuesday eveaAag.
Aprii ~ THOMAS A Ricax ~so aged ~ years
lneiuness sefvi re VIII NC nri! ~ o aoase' onuFH
uoonpgcsle this (rbursds VI ai3I noon, ~ four soo
The fseods OF family are sspoo fully invited " soads
without further Dotice
sSnoros -Os wedneedsy, A vii o., sARAa Avn, dssss-
ter OF William and Eiz.beh Sic "ss~a' aged yesfs
ontIs sod II days.
Tue friends xcquaiptsneas a. the family aro respee
fully nvned "a Aaeao the funeral from tae readosee
per is,hor, No S74 Eighth street, os raursdA s1ssc-
toop, az too o'ceck.
sTtmsss AT New Haven, COun. on Wednesday, ApfG
~, geuA G., daughter Of the ate La va ~ SeesiAs,
Notice II toe funeral will be given hsr, arer.
tskstHER-On raasdsy, April 26, MAEGA s1f AoOskxorSs
vile o. AL x d. rhrcsher, aged ~ years
htr ireecs thote OF her stuerin Law Mi Ord Mrssp
are respectfully invited W aseao iunera thus (caans
day. afternoon a, ooe ocock from her lal res.doasss
No a tboDpson street.
California papers please copy.
USpas~ GOD Os TUESDAY, Aeri 20, Mrs SAR al RHoSA,
~iIt VI Cornelius Under ia u. 53d ~ her
The ffeods fsuIy Respectfully 10 ~ vi 70 ~
terd the funeral this hursday) uooo one Sdssk,
from her late fesideDce, No. AL Fst avenue, wxaeSs
farther notice.
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Additional from Utah.

rUK MORMON VIEW OF ThE STATE OF AFFAIRS IN THE
TERRITORY.
ST. LOUIS, April q, 1859.
mon eide represent the condition of affairs In Utah as ma
feraly different to what has been previously reported
II 10 positively stated there is not even a symptom Of
nestle demonstration; that persons subposnaod az
Witnesses end then arrested and placed in charge OF the
troops for safe keeping that the Sheriff Of Utah
county had notified Judge Cradebaugh that he was
prepared TO take charge Of all prisoners accused of crime
saying at the time that he had secure jail and
would increase bis bond TO any extent that the Judge re-
quircd. The Grand Jury just prepared to mako q
presentnent when they discharged They had pro-
tested against the action Of tho Court.
ia also asserted that Governor Cumming, Secretary
Bsrtnett, Prosecuting Attorney Wilson and DR.. Forney
Ciadlebaugh
The Deeeret NeWs has published a memorial from the
people 10 Governor Cumming attempting to provo the
neealiy Of Judge Cradebaueh holding court at Provo
1t also severely critcses the Judges course and
him Of setting himself up against the civil au-
tborities Of the Territory in employing the
troops TO execute the orders OF the Court with
out valid reason, thus clearly evincing a total
disregard Of the latest expressed policy Of the admnstra
tcn concerning Utah. It also charges him with settled
purpose to force collision between the people Of the
Territory and the troops.
The Mormons seem to regard President Buchanan
proclamation exempting parties from arrest for all
past offences.
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COr0Aera, OGics.

SUDDEN DE-dH.-Coroner Jackman held inquest on
Wednesday, at No. 92 West Forteth street. upon the body
Of Mr. Thomas Haywood, native of this city, forty five
Yeas Of age who died suddenly Tuesday OF apopexy
Some months ago he fell from stage and since that time
has never been well. He went home on Tuesday com
planning Of Illness and soon after found dead Yer
dict above
FATn ACCIDENT ON TIE SECOND AVENUE RAuHoAD-Coro-
Jacknan held an inquest on Wednesday upon the
body Of Moses dot the child who over the day
previous in Allen street by Second avenue and In
ssntly killed. Tho evidence showed that the car was
approaching the child stood upon the track and though
called get Of became bewiidered and ran tow ards
the horses and before they could be stopped run
The jury rendered verdict OF "Accident death
excupatpg the driver from all blame deceased was four
years Of age, and q son Of policeman Eliot
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HIGHLY IMFORTAHT fHUM MEXICO.
-~~c~~>~-~~~~~~~-~~>~~
Arrival Of miram'u at The Capital kfta
Forcing The Liberal LINES.
~-->~~~~~~~<->~.~~->o<--
Reported Slaughter Of Mexicans AMI
Foreigners in the City.
The American Consul Banished
From the Country.
-~-~~.~~~~~~-~~~--~-~---
The British Demands on the
Juarez Government.
~>><S>o>~~~N~->~~~-~-.>~,-
Semr Mata to be Received To-day BY
the Administration,
>~~>~>~~~~~~~>-~~>~~D~-
SPANISH VIEWS OF MikAMosS MOVEMENTS.
&c~ Ia, 10.
The British Demands on the
Juarez Government.
Senr Mata to be Received To-day BY
the Administration.
sPAGsa VIEWS OF MikAMos's MOVEMENTS.
hc., Ia. In
NEW 0RLgAss, April &c, 1869.

NEw ORLEANS, April 28, 1859.
T1s steamer rcnsessee, which arrived here to-day,
brns advices from Vera Cruz to the ed and from tho
city 4 Mexico to the 10Th Of April
In news is or great interest," and indicates very de-
cidd change in the aspect Of mrs in Mexico.
General Mramon had succeeded forcing tho llues Of
the neral Generals Ampuda and Lave, a. Orizaba and
hastGed forward 10 the capital city he reached on
che lth inst. with diminished army.
Tn victorious general mad already commenced the
work Of slaughter, and numbering peaceable for
eignes tndisc mib .ey. He had also issued formal
prctet ssans< the milton of the Juarez government,
Iby tie United satesl.
Thu exequatur OF Mr. Black tho American Consul
Geresi had been withdrawn, and he banished from
the ountry.
Ahirs at Vera Cruz are approaching n crisie.
The aitish Minister had Insisted on the full pa ment of
all ts claims of bis oountrymen, aud Instructed the
commander or the English at Vera Cruz to demand
sne,ud half millions Of dollars II ON the Custom House
In tat city, aud in Of refusal lombard the city
Jarez had withdrawn tho exequa.er Of the spaniah Con-
suit Vera Cruz.
Azatan had been captured by Pesquera The English
wce threatening that and tho other Mexican Pacific
2os, and demand ng payment OF claims az ainst thom
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Police Intelligence.

ARREST OF Yoryo BrRoI.Rs-George McGarr and John
Curren, boys about eighteen years Of age arrested
Wednesday morning. at early hour in the butchers
shop Of Valentine Fisher, 10. I5l East Thirty second
Sweet which, IL alleged. they broke into by removnga
window shuuer They had selected large piece Of meat
carry off, when policeman Cornell Of tho Twenty first
precinct pouDced upon them The prisoners taken
before Justice Kelly and held for examination Matthew
McAlkn, youth twenty years Of age, arrested,
charged with having on the night Of the i7th inst, in
company with another now in prison. broken into the
dwelling OF Charles Wurster, No. 4l5 sixth avenue while
tho family at church. and robbed Of sundry
cles. Tho accused positively identified by Mr..
Wurster, and Justice Kelly committed him 70 await
examination.
MAN srAmnD.-Two men, named Hugh Mclaughlin
and Michael Mconigal, engaged in street fight yeeter
day afternoon at tive o'clock the James slip ferry
during which Mclaughlin stabbed his antagonist in tho
arm with dirk knife. The offender was arrested and
locked up.
CouSrxMTns executed counterfeit twos, on tho
Taunton Bank Of MASS, put In circulation last
ing. Quite number were passed, as tho parties who
parsed tho bills took occasion TO do 30 at shutdown just
At tho time tho police being relieved 1t is said uat
ono OF tho bills was passed on broker in Broadway.
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Married.
BoGsRr-RARrOw On Wednesday, April o. BY the
Rec. A. Kipgman Mott, GEORGE B. BoGksr SUsAs II.
BARLOW, both of this city
observation-disclosures the Eastern
Hotel, Tuesday, April o. by Alderman Smith, of the
First district JoHs Mcdowell to Mss MARY ANN GRAHAM,
both Of county Clare Ireland; and A. e. CRKkP 70 NJ
ABIGAIL ]. BOoI, bo,h Of Philadelphia.
NICHols-BARSux in Utica, on Monday, April %, by
the Rev. c. c. Gordou. EDGAR NICHOLS Of Now YORK. to
CLARA A. BAlSpx, OF the former place.
PHRsoS-DOuGIrs-0nT Tuesday, April %, by Rev. W.
Mikes, Mr. ISRAEL NJ pIERsos TO Miss EIoRESCx DouG-
LES daughter Of William II. Douglas, Esq.
California papers please copy
REYSoLDe-McKESsEy. I'm Williamsburg, on Tuesday,
ATni H. by Rev Dr. Baker, Mr.. HoBBy BsYsoLDs Mss
MARY SusAS MCKINNEY daughter u James d AcKenney,
all q williamsburg ~
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M1rkttS-
Nsw ORLEANS, April q, 1889.
Cotee-aaes 10 day 800 baes, At Irregular prices.
TIE oy CAc.ss an nan eU- UPON "
ke The closing price for hNddus l2Hc zoe sales
II IN eat three Gays add " 900 bacs ssdt "e'a
1850 siasss n O0 for the Sane time last year. There
cts ali southern ports ahead u iast 7ljovy
oass. Sugar firm al 6ho. for fair. ho'asses 33kc
BAunNcxx, April 2T, 1850.
Flour dull hut firm: Howard street and OHIO IS i2x;
hooess at the close asking higher prices TO do~i
street Wheat unchanged. Corn dui shite, Tsc s77c
v'row, SOC. aSlc Provisions quiet AMI firm. whiskey
dull.
PMADMPHIA, April 81, 1862
Flour quiet and unchanged. Good wheat wanted a. -
e5 for white and 81 SO for red Corn steady: yellow 800
lard firm at l2c. q l3c, In bbls. and kegs Wniskey,
2oHc.
CINCINNATI, Aprit 27, 1850.
Flour tctve At IS 70 a S. 70 for superfne Whlskey
duh at 231c. Provisions generally unchanged.
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81 H0UB ApfH q, IoO0.
Advces from Leavenworth confirm previous statements
of secret movement at Pixies Peak for descent upon
Mexico. Agents Of this movement are at Leavenworth
and other points, urging forward the migration TO the gold
region in order TO have Pixies Peak sufficient material
for their purpose The leaders base their hopes anti
cpsed Developments in the gold country, and the pro-
bable Of great numbers with their prospects
at the Tho plan Of the leaders not yet fully do
veoped, but embraces it is sad-hrst descent upon
Sonora, and Afterwards probably upon Durango and
Chihuahua. Ten thousand emgran;s have already loft
different points on the Missouri for Pixies Peak.
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ST. LOWS, April 70, 1850
George o. Ahorton teller OF the Southern Bank of 81
louis arrested yesterday charge Of embezzng
the funds that institution the or ss3 ooo The
bank amply secured, for addition to the official bond
the teller amounting $50 ooo properly Of his the
amount OF $4,000 has been secured.
Anterior is man Of family, and formerly book
keeper Ia the Bank of Missouri from which institution he
distracted s2o, 900.
The steamer Mink, with cargo OF government storcs
sunk above st. Joseph on Sunday. Loss $4,000.
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Snow Storm IN THE MouNrAINs.-Thc chilly
storm which prevailed here on Friday and Saturday
solved itself INTO pretty severe tho ee-
waited country west OF Parties arriving by tho trains
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad report that ON satur-
day morning the snow vas about twclve inches deep in
sections In the mountains between Cranberry sum
init and Anmont. The Alexandra Gasaie loarns also
that there was heavy fall OF snow at Gorionsvc on
Saturday aod ut tho time the Jeff there tho suo ws
tnIve inches dGcp.-BaRinors iSsN, April Is W.
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DIR. Church's Now Picture The Heart OF tIis
ANDES.

DIR. Church.s Now Picture The Heart OF the
Andes.
We last evening favored with . private view c,
this painting which the artist has been opsagcd for
the last twelve months. 1t is to be exhibited here for
throe four week. after which will be sent London
be engraved. The work is q composition rather than
tho reproduction Of particular landscape, although in
its details IFS local fidelity Is upqu eston abe repro
sens the general character of the scenery prevailing
from Quito, the city visited by the late terrible earth
quake TO the coast and combines all the richness
luxuIancy Of tropical vegetation with the sublimer
features Of that mountainous region. Covering space
Of ten feet by 1--WE and half the artist has room 70
introduce in his the results Of the elaborate
studies which be made during his two visits 70 South
America, and lie not only treats glorious stretches
Of mountain perspective, but he makes OF each
tree, shrub and flower individuality which can
only be tho result Of careful botanical observation.
He seems, IN fact 70 have been animated by the am
btion Of realizing the wish expressed BY usrous
author Of Cosmos when he we not justi.
fled IN hoping that landscape painting will flourish with
and hitherto unkno~n brilancy artists of me-
rit shall frequently pass the narrow limits Of the
Mdterrsn and when they shall enabled far In the
interior OF continents In the humid mountain valleys of
the tropical world seze with the genuine freshness OF
varied forms Of naturo?' All this Mr. Church has done
with euccess which, If be the fruit in measure Of
conceptions the ntelec ,uaI gifts dpaye1 his pre-
vious works have helped TO give him prominent rank
amongst modern painters Satisfied that his pre-
sent picture will place him higher still in the est.
matlon OF conDosseurs 10 has sought TO graphic
in it with all the most difficult effects which
the painhrs art Is called upon 70 produce;
and ia saying that In of them has he exhibited the
slightest evidences OF weekness, VIC accord hun the
highest praise that be paid young artist AS
q whole We pronounce this his last picture as a marvel
lous pqoduction and, coming after his Niagara
regard az proof that his genius ftfu or un
equal 10 s workings, ana that may look for ward 70
many suoh brilliant efforts from his pencil.
The picture will for the present be exhibited ut the
LYRIC Hail. 765 Broadway, but could have wished for
the sake OF the numbers who will crowd to sec it, that
a larger room with top light could be found tor IT,
Works Ike this injured rather than benefited by
being shown by gas light
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Brick MOULDEns' STRIKE IN Sr. LOUrs--On 90,
turday hundred and Any Of the brick uouIors
mustered in the northwestern part OF the city formed IN
PROCESSION and marched with banner and with muslc
through the principal streets Tho inscriptions upon their
banner in German and English, and the purport
tbat they would not work again at the Old PRICES rnoy
demand $50 instead Of $40 per month-& LOWS Demo-
cyoi Anil IS
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The Fire Mt windsor. q. w.

wNpsoR, C. W., April -, 1859.
II Ia ascertaned that the damage by the fire here on
Sunday will not nearly equal the published accounts All
the locomotives easily be repaired at slight expense
Only 200 cords wood destroyed AID the buildings
were all old and OF o temporary character.
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Jersey CITY News.

FATAL ACCIDENT ON The NEw JxssKY RAnzoap-James
0Brien, fsgman, in the employment Of the New Jersey
Railroad Com pany, was run and killed by a train
Of last evening" the depot in Jersey City and
amoet instantly killed The Coroner was notified to
hold an inquest upon the body.
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The Ship Reindeer.

BosroS, April q, 1850.
The ship Reindeer, tho oss Of which on the passage
from Manila TO San Francisco In tho steam
ship orca@ans news, wncd by George b. upton Of
this city, and insured In State street for 1000.
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AsoAssoaa' Pan dcussrs or the d
Catastrophe.
Lou~vnIs, AMI 81. \ W.
Inc loss VI life among The passengers Of she st. Ncs>
~ 1~ IS a'se"aiued, AN pns v fsrty.nias. ss~oss.
tweosx cabin passengers, inosdins mao ladies' aoi
twenty three deck passengers The 81 Nicholas Is par
tally Insured at e Lcais An the boilers exploded ~
M They were Old but hauShs V be safe,
Of o,uIse. Less SIS 900.
Afx<Pms, April q, 1859
ria mia Cline, one OF The sus by the explosion
sfe Ia AsAboat g. Nicholas oisd to day. p. D. Sexart
of taustol Va aud o. q. Reynolds, Of Sioux CITY,
nOt eosed to recover hessfs Aoud Cops and Mar-
dock, and Mn Kesnedy are getting well.
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

NV HAvKs, April q, 1859.
Marcus Coggsweu, Of this city, aged twenty eight, a
brakeman the Canal Railroad, while connecting the
at Southneton this morning, fell with bis neck
the track, and instantly killed. he leaves vito and
two children.
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Riot I'm Hamilton, q. w.

IoKoSro, o. W., April 70, 1900.
)nere was riot on Sunday night at Chippewa Creek,
r Hamilton, among the laborors on tho Dover Railway
which ono man was shot and one stabbed. There have
"a several NresA
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Emigration to Arizona.

81. LouIs, April n, 1852
Adviccs from Kansas City state that company being
formed in that place for immigration TO Arizona They
will go out under the superintendent Of Mr. CaxKson
formerly Postmaster At Leavenworth
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SrppBsv CorRr-Crcut.-Part 1.--Oyer and Tcrmiacv
Part Nos 1884, 1892, 136S, 1885, 1888, l640, 1912
1914 1885, 1885, 1850, 1852, lt5s $780, 1884, l6ee loyo
1876, 1880 1882
srrrnos Couxr-Nos 14s, 2ss, 100, 60 ssl, s9o, sqa
l05 es2 1885, al S43 34s, $50, S1l 3s2 asa 8k5 367
asa 3sO 36l 500, 363, 3g7 -
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Rospour April q, 1852
The Delaware and Hudson Canal is now open for nav
Cation Coal and other boats passing up and cargoes
Of coal arc expected to arrive here on Saturday.
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Southern Ocean Steamer Movements.
SAVANNAH, April ~, 1850.
Tho United States mail steamship Florida arrived below
at eight O'Clock last evening, and At her wharf At two
O'Clock this morning. All we'll
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The Ohio Isfver.

CINCINNATI, April ~, 1850
Owing to hcsvy rains last night the river rising all the
way up, and Good y apprshondsa
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Ire Mt the Suspension bridge.

SUePEfnioN BRip0s, April Y, 1859.
The fremont House. in this place. and several adjoining
buildings all valued at $4,000, destroyed by IRE
last night The Gro was purposey so and theinceodary
has been arrested. No insurance
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AFFAIRS Ar WASHINGTON.


Our Rscsnt Dsmes,lsies W ~ C"'ie-Nemova
Of chs Postmaster at PbusA 'oishss-Cosdt
s,,.,. upd Future M0vemenle<f VT Sirh1es
ovR spE.>tAL WASHINGTON DkSpAroa.
WASHINGTON, April 27, 1859.
The State Department yed 10 day dispatches from
our Minister To Chile. ae repesssis matters " be Ia
drposbie condition. and that revoutions 10 eimoN all OF
the South AerosD States follow one another IN quiok cue
cessou and there Is no telling when and whore sAey viii
end.
In regard 10 the difficulties Of our Consul at Valparaiso,
sothpg will be done until government is in Possessoa Of
all the facts
The last seamer from California brought nothing from
Nicaragua to the government here.
Postmaster wes,cots, Of Philadelphia is understood,
has been removed, and enator Brown 20 mentioned
In dessacb) has been appointed in his place.
As might have been expected Mr. Sckles, after the H.
tense excitement Of the past two months Is in state Of
great alton today He continues at the house Of
Major McBar and refuses TO receive any vsers though
large numbers have called him during the day. On
his return to New York days hence understood
be will 60 bis fathers house. Immediate steps will be
taken 70 obtain his divorce.
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Cristsdoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees
the beat In the world Wholesale and RETAIL and Tho dyo pr
vnieiy Applied, No. 8 Astor HousA
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De1unca Baiamander Sefek-.Wltk Patent
prpcf bars Also. are and burglar
payor Depot 6S Murray street, OF Collage
place; dorneriy l92 Pearl uaeotl
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Barry-s Tricepherous d the hest and cheap
article for dressing bcAuuiyng cleaning curling prerv-
ing and restoring The hair. Ladies try IT. Sold BY Al drug
wf~a
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.Jouviu's Kid Gloves and London SILK Oss-
breisa lust By late LEA&Y CO., Ns
g. and 6 Ast0r House, Broadway.
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Batchcior's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupces.
IN. best IN e would SURPRISING al made. Sold applied
nj The mandatory, rs broadway.
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Trusses. Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stock
hgp belts body braces and DR.. GLoyERS lever truss
No Ann street.
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Novelties In Ties, Scarfs, &c., just Received.
MOODY's shirt msuutact0ry, 262 broadway.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
/ GRAND 7nrss ACQUIRED.
ia. L'rE rRsssRyrSa
INVENTIONS.
TIE DEL. ANo LIFE PRESERVING
COAT AND VEST COMPANY.
20. 2Ss BROADWAY.
ARE The THINE OF rxAIsH
EveaYwHRaE.
ALL Parsons
aKN, WOMEN AND cstLDnHs0
WHO GO UPON raE wArxs.
BITHsR PoR LONG oE SHORT TINE.
ARE ANXIOUS TO OK: raxsx
BEAUTIFUL GARx:Nrs.
RECOlIRCr
They WILL SURELY SAVE LIFE,
UNDER ANY orAcUAsrAScEs.
IN WHICH
DE.ra BY Dsowsisa
Is INVOLVED.
CALL AND EXAMINE.
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Dial.

JuDAH-On Tuesday morning, April 26, the lady Of DIX
WIT CiNsos JUDAH, Of twins.
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Grnndtean's New Improvement Again on
the human hah-lneresug consutaon prevents bsldnes
gray hair warranted 50 Twelfth street. Broadway
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Kennedy's Medical Discovery u warranted
sorc Ieaa For sale By All druegiea
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Geo Sound&rs' Metallic Tablet Razor Strou.
This kuiable article may be obtsi the ssie manus
tu,erv. u. a. SAUrDkRS No Altor House. aud Of
various agents throus hout the city.
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Rupture Cured by Nlarsh Il Co.'s Radical
cure They also keep silk aocknrs for vArt.oss
VEINS supporters and shoudcr Insrumen for
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