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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-25
Markets.

PHILADELPHIA, Augul; 81, 1859.
-Four dull. whest qnie, Cogu active; yellow SIC
Wh'skey active ut 2oc. &c
CHICAGO, krgust 24-6P NJ.
-Four steady Wheat Qu.el, and declined &C. Corn
steady at t4c. Oats dull and declined Ic. Receipts to.
dsy-4,6CO bbls flour 81, GOO bushels wheat IL 900
bushels corn, 500 bushels oats Shpuen,s-4bOO bbs
-four, 25, COO bushels wheat, 10 600 bu,hes corn.
OswyGo, August 24-eP. NJ
rain sto m has prevailed m,ss OF ne day, which had
tendency 70 check bpsirers Foo- s,eady taies snail
Wheat firm gales ,0C0 bushels hicaso sprIug at
sec Corn 10 demand for d,sDg: sales 300 bushels
slightly unsornd. at 6s Hc. Cana ireIsh's dun
changed Iabe aports-9, SEQ lsbels sheat Canal ex
pts-4 200 busne,s wheat 600 bushels corn Shipped
to NvnIfehi -, $50 bb.s. -four.
BUFFALO August 24--6 p. NJ
-Four 10 fair home ard in.efior demand. and steady
tnts 200 bb st IS so for ordnarp wlsconsIn 81 rs for
limos, from spring wheat, "a rs for Extra Mcngau
lro'apa and Onio Sb So 30 for dourls extras Wheat
u isr milling demand and STEADY Tor red aud white
|ner and new Chicago sprrg but coFed peavy holders
tBerng round lots 10 arrive SIC wthQu. blyers
10 900 but bes wbiSe winter Ohio and Iodinua lois
partly begged at 81 o5 81 o. early co bushels new
Chicago spring arrive at &c., 900 bushels old stand
No. !. TO arrive Ct 6sc,Os,s in better demand:
sses 5000 bufhee Illinois at 32c. aud Canadian
81 32Kc Barley frmer Rye steady At 65c. Whlskey
brmer taes SO bbls. in lots a. 25c. Lake IMPORTS
1900 bbls -four COO bushels wheat, Is 600 tuyhels
corn, 600 bushels oats, 1900 bushels barley Canal
exporf-2oO bbls. flour, 1900 bushels wheat, IS goo
buEhes corn.
ALBANY, August 24-6 r. N.
Flour in fair demand at sn advance Of l25s medium
receipts light; raes COG bbls WDeat--rhe only sale
a small parcel OF white Canadian private terms.
Eorn7e freely offered The first fleet Of boats since
detention arrived to day. and three four boat
loads of received, but all had been sold
rive. Barley-None offering. Oats-Saea o 900 bushels
State, weight, deliverable in New YORK at 42c.; 5000
SIG, messure 600 bushels State al 800 4o: weight.
WnMkey-Nope Offering
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TWENTY BUILDINGS BURNBD--A SHIP DEsTn0YED-
A LAhes QUANTITY OF OIL CONSUMED HOUSES
BLOWN UP TO STOP THE COEFLAaRATION, ETC.
NEw BEDFORD, August "a, 1859
IRE broke out about neon TO day in North Water
street, which destroyed about twenty I've buildings and
was finally arrested Kay and North streets by blowing
up several buildings with guppowder.
The buildings destroyed Included Hathaway b Sons
machine shop and planning mill Ryder Smiths spar
yard; Burstadts turning mill; n q. Nyes snip chsnde
ry Edward Robinson's oil yard, In which 5000 oos
OF oil we're destroyed besides lots OF oil belonging
TO w. G. E Pope, b B Rowland and David B. Kemp.
Several dwellings, carpenter shops and groceries are
also included In the confagrnton.
large number OF bomb lances in the premises OF Will
cox Hathaway caused loud explosions, did the burn
ing OF the oil casks.
The ship John Edward, lying at Wilcox Rich.
monds wharf, was burned to the waters edge.
The ship Illinois also Oh ire, but lowed out and
saved, with loss RI sails, rigging, &c,
Several persons were Injured, but none fatally
The total % Ia varously estimated ut from $500 goo
10 $500 900, on which the insurance Ia small.
Many families rendered penniless by the confa-
grafton and several captains Of whaling vessels ruined
W the loss Of their oil on storage.
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NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST Is, 1852

wich street The stoln property found In the DOS
session Of the accused md not being able sstiAcsry 70
account for ths same Jus Osborn desdsc 70 commit
them for trial on charge Of grand larceny.
FHosious ASSAULT. George Burns, OF No. 80 Washing
ton street. preferred complaint agAins. Daniel Danovsn
for felonous nsauit and battery The accused, it la
alleged, 'tsobeo complainant In the face With knife AMI
Also administered 70 MIN severe blow IN tho back d tbs
mead win suDg shot Defendant denied the Charge,
but WA committed for tr al notwithstanding.
ASSAULT ON PoucEMAs-On the day before yesterday
sJew named Leon sswrberger, was arrested by officer
Cronn, Of the Seventh precinct, who charged him with
assault and disordery conduct The whole difficulty. II
apTeIs. grew out Of the sale Of . rotten pineapple by
juvenile dealer In the luscious article TO Jeess who
steed tnat sne gave the boy quarter in mistake for
ceni IN the payment. Officer Cronin was bringing tho
parties before magistrate 10 settle the matter amlcaby
when sawnbereer passing nterered using very abusive
language TO the policeman and Hkng him roughly In the
Deck. Upon this the officer dragged the meddlesome
Sewnoeger before Alderman Tuomey who was presidiag
the Exeex Market Court in the OF Judge Bren
nan The Justice compelled the offender, who appeared
greatly chop fallen, TO give bail in the sum OF u 900 70
anAwer.
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BROOKLYN City News.

MusIo IN CARROLL PARK.-Tne citizens Of Carroll Hill,
south Brooklyn are about to inausurase free afternoon
concerts in the park Court and Carroll streets The
public rp evnced by the citizens Of that neshborhood
Allows they are beginning to Get just appreciation upoI
their many natural advantages Nothing can do more to
create satisfied home feeling than good public music
u IL the bands Of practical committee. They intend
continuing the concerts once during pleasant wea
Their The first one will be given by shetons band on
Saturday afternoon from S 10 O'Clock, TIE pro
grsmme Will appear in the morning .papers. An nd
ourped meeting OF czens generally wiz be held at the
residence Of Mr.. E. Warren, 20 Union street, Monday
event. next, ats O'Clock. Measures foo. pro
yce tcae for the park regulate the ferriee, streets
railroads, &c. Mr.. Warren opens the Young Ladies'
Carroll hlli Seminary during September, and severs
other improvements are gorg on. Brooklyn is the
third city in the Union point Of population, but i
second to general enterprise educational sdvan
sges natural beauty snc future prospects, Carroll Hill
veroaks the bay the line OF the Court street
ind may be called the Court end New Workers are cal
susteo On to participate in these festivities.
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ARRIVALS.


THE Metropolitan Botel-Eayor Msyo, Richmond Com
9 " 1hs'eb.r Leon.rd Forbes, Gec r losp 5, LOUIS
treea feIco; acn " Merriam: -euis,-na. u McCord
s'H ss hsssn w2.G %4ss
At the Clarendon Ho!e-col A.. Wilde. O. B, aenry Leo
Arttpy asIi A schwandler. fSssndi p. A Booth. Q.
Mrs pafa sbiadspns; + r. "arroi, M and Mira 3.
wlain. sou,h tsrSIila Hon Gbss Jen.iDs Mrs Jen
sew Yosk; Srs Olive sue;: Mics Fanny Fuller Sn y:
Kendall. New YORK; y. Luslun D Jones, H. a. Aobbins
und two rervans James J. bicke, a, Pblsde,phia :
DEPARTURES.
For southampton and Hamburg in the s'espsshp Banmo
Mr Bsgea lady choren one infant ana servant AN
ssss, ss sSop ,d y sss ss N. sCr.
Mrs Mara prbash.m, Beens kenke, EBge
% sso and @s
9thers 10 The scersge. Total Is.
Yer y, uhurg in the steamship aau,mosi.John E rabre
ehLeren Infant ard sesvsnt andressn, mrs
ss s:ssD New New SS a ".
Mrs He.eps ksmke, Fpsel and ,op. Mr. gelooru and
xnw ~shss Ss nsy Sn
Infant. New iori-snd others in the s.esrsse Total rs
sSS - @
1iDe and infant rcbbad Grease Robert fornes
Chs. and Ant
ss wa se Ella Henry 100m' Norris and
For Charleston in ship Marion Mr. Cray aud wife
oodruf kr Jas aobla Jno Nolan: Jas Gready and
otep kitt~itz mss Simon, Miss simon L Kaiser and
lad., VIM GaMlasd Crowell Yrs aabeck, Mrs a Gail
Is xIs%s lsssn Blum se Geo NV &ss.en st9f sSe
delbsim, Louis Fora and lady NJ, Corbin Bacoa,
i1% Ss scssr COCHRAN mai Sd snq s isa
M NJ. G . Fison ss R:son 0Msss NJ.
BON, W nusialev Gieske, Hutchinson. W shsw,
Heb Mr. Ds ba.ss
Hunter, Mccormick, and 10 IN the steerage
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The following list OF the principal places La this vi
cintty 70 which excursions are usually made
We~t Point, City Island,
Fort Leo, Dava'a Is'aud,
Peasant PSs.a Wiley, S Se~ so ,ssIa
High Bridge, Diddles Grove, l.,
YonkeIs, Fcrt damton.
puoley's Grove, Hastings, Fishing Bspks.
Newark Bay House, Bergen Rockawsy Beach,
Point, Clifford Grove, Keyport,
Glen owe. hillside Grove, Glen Cove.
81. kCn.p's Well, Flushing,
During the past week excursions have been uonsoaly
numerous The following have come specially under our
notice.
81. karys picnic, at Jones' Wood. on wednes sy, by
steamers Island Home, j. L. lockwood and Warrington
Hunt or Second and Third avenue railroads. Tos but
for The rain on Wednesday, expected to attract from
five TO eight thousand people.
Empire City Club Regatta, at Yorkvle on Wednesday,
by or horse railroads. aso expected TO draw
or four thousand people, but for the damper put
10 The Flaming sanks five days In the week, BY steamer
Erie four days by steamer Groom, five days oy steamer
Satellite, two Days by the Naushon day by the Hun
uess-in oil sixteen fAhing excursions.
Yacht regatta at City Island, Tuesday, BY steamer
Methodist camp meeting .t Sing Sing, BY steamers
Aurora and Broadwsy. every day in the week;
sprtu.lsss picnic at Fort Lee on "wednesday, or hrst
fair day, by steamboat Thomas f. Hulse.
Excursion Of Warrington Rifles, on Wednesday.
to snwcOo on &onosy By steamer Columbia The party
nu mbered about three hundred and 1fty.
snow No ssss Union snd
Notwithstanding the rain the boat had largo load o.
men, women an0 children
Excursion 3 Mtson,c lodge, from WILLIAMSBURG with
the families ana friends OF tho fraternity, TO Flushing
another great crowd
Alfred Peck's seoood fSni'y trip up the Hudson,
Friday afternoon ana evening There are 70 be CLEO sing
ing and dancing, and no PERSON admitted without an In
troductory card
Besides tbese there have been and will be numerous
excursions Of German a0cetieu Of military organizaons,
and Of social societies, &C., lees Of private
ture Altogether, We estimate that about 10000 New
Workers participate in pleasure excursions Of kind
another during the week That these excursions are 20
prosperity but the good Of population Nothing
can be more conducive Of health both OF mind and body
than occasioDa relaxation Of this kind from labor
care when men and women the refreshing
bree2es, breathe toe pure air that blows h
and green fields of the country,
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Naval Intelligence.
TO THE KDITOR OF THE HERALD.

UNITED STATES STEAMER MYSTIC. I
NAVY YARD, New YORK, August "a, 1859.
mo steamer Mystic win probably leave this Port for
Port Praya and the coast Of Africa carly the coming
week. and will afford me pleasure 70 take charge OF let
ters and Packages intended for squadron those
having friends on that station WIN. e. Lie ROW,
Lieutenant Commanding.
William Bradford has been appointed by the Presi-
dent . Lieutenant 10 the Navy.
The steamer fulton dropped down 70 Hanpaou Roads
Yesterday afternoon The following net Of her
ofhcen:-Commander-Gabrie G. williamson. LAeute-
nante-Frst. Egbet Thompson Secopd, jams H. Ro-
chelle and Third, Edward Z. Potter Purs-T-CAlvn y
jackson. Passed Assistant -Frsnss NJ Gupnel.
MAster-Wlllism e. Evans. T. g,ueers-Cbist George W.
Aexander Third AssisantA, James DeKraft, George H
Rely, Robert l. Harris, and henry Wright. Captain g
Clerk-Ahret p. Hulse Purser's ClerkSWm. J. Ben.
peit ORDERLY Sergeant-Thos Bose, In charge Of ma
ripes -NOyfvM Herald, Auotut %.
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FIFTH AVENUE HoTEI
on FIFTH AVENUE,
At tie Intersection Of Broa1way oppots Madison epus.e
TO BE opESEn AM nA "a ,s.a

TO BE 0PEE ED AUGUST q, le59
Ibis Location "a the l0f desirable of metro
polls being the most healthy delightful and CITY,
ord very sEd convenient TO the sudscr river
railroad DEPICTS The entire Of the
ren are the result OF mature study and experience
der fe most comfortable home nrrd
Al the Improvement that corveuerce have
gesied have been Introduced prec ucn mas bevn
taken, during II safety Of
guests rom the of cnf double
btire vslls extend ffos be root
OF the tcofe are double and by
ment MAILING he entire scuc:ure Gre pyoof Among other
mpcrtspt In ADDITION to the usual
yerua railway nearly comp eted 20
Mh u ne npper hoos, pr Wficf ecrnix
b'iS Of accident Lofty epacious continuous
forming promenade eight hundred The cx
stories s.e sSt snd air In the hgbea degree every apart
mn nc@rr space has beer appropriated public drswxp
tons sne ps'o connecting which add the dining rooms
LertIr oromensse ball SUI Of spseous psrlora chsa.
here End rnons with al modern corveneuces
PEI les ara sirRle gentlemen exchange Containing tT
Journals day oor vep,snces for commerI
Intercourse and business hiss 10 the mapv Other
features Of Tia hotel And iheie telegraph
with al parts Of the country Billiard ms of s
most approved ayle ana appoir provided the
OF euests snd tie public The every arct
OF use 10 the mss been ore.sy designed and
Manufactured for the Filth Hotel All conmunjrx
lions for apartments, any 9th the houzs
please direct 70 Fifth Botel order insure
mediate attention The entire organiz~,u VI ibis
been under the direction OF Mr. Psrsu proprietor
Revere and fremont Houses ia Boston battle and Point
Clear houses in Mobile.
HITCHCOCK, DARLING 4 co.
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republicans or he will carry the party to the
bottom That is the whole case in q nut shell.
Tur LATE AMERICAN STATE COUNCIL AT GENE
vA-OuR THREE PARTY STATE CONVENTIONS
&c.-The American State Council at Geneva, in
view Of their rude rebuff : the ungallant repub-
licans last year, could not stomach the PROPOSE
ion to go up the same way to Syracuse this fall
to court the smiles of Thurlow Weed. Such
course would be discredi,able to young lady
after having been in her first advances 80 rough
ly repulsed by her unappreciative lover. And 80
the American party 10 council at Geneva, re.
solved that the offended damsel should stand
back this time upon her dignity and await an
offer from the other side. Accordingly, the 2lst
of September was named as the day for the
American State Convention for nominating
State ticket, and UTICA as the place.
Thus, III n stands our New York schedule
State Conventions. The republicans meet AZ Syrs-
cuse on the 9TH of September the democracy at
the same place on the 14tb Of September, and
the Americans at Utica on the 21st of Septem-
Der. Thus it will be seen that Miss Know No
thing this time has two strings to her bow, and
that should the republicans refuse to make her
liberal offer, she will still be free to Listen to
the advances of the desperate democracy. This
arrangement will start Thurlow Weed upon his
travels. 1t must be attended to. IT. therefore
he should be seen, few days hence, cheek by
jowl with Daniel Ulnau, in this city, or with Gen.
Gustavus Adolphus Scroggs in Buffalo, anybody
can unders and what is going on. We have no
idea that Weed will hazard personal confer
ence with Erastus Brooks His price is too high;
and besides, as it has been given out that Eras-
tus lately declared the republican party "the
damnedest meanest party this side of hell"
Thurlow could not hope to do much in that quar-
ter in behalf of a matrimonial alliance.
Meantime let the iol,orn democracy prepare to
take the field againsr W. H. Seward, and our
anxious Know Nothing coquette may be per-
suaded to I" cut him Dead" and whistle his party
down the wind.
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LoUsvnaE, August "a, 1859.
On Thursday night jesse Williams, old and wealthy
citizen Of Codwel county under guard at Princeton,
charged with murder and stealing, and cruelty to his
slaves. taken ffom the JAIL carried miles aud
hung his two sons, John and James, guilty Of pume-
rous crimes. escaped death by absoondpg About the
time DR.. Singleton, and Messrs Mansfield, Morse
and srawmat, supposed to have been connected with
wilams and his vlanes, were severely punished and
ordered to leave the county.
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outw ard Bous d European stsamsh,p.

SAILING OF TIE ARABIA.
BosroS, August a. 1859.
The Cunard steamship Arabia sailed from here al ten
O'Clock this morning, with eleven passengers for Halifax
and forty for Liverpool She takes out $685. In
specie.
SAILING OF THE CIRCAssIAN.
ST. JOHNS Newfoundland, August 49, 1859.
The steamship Crcassian, from New York, arrived
here a. five O'Clock ths evening" and sailed again shortly
afterwards for Galway she was detained Two days
by fog.
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BuIKIxy-BARNE.-Un Tuesday August 23, at the Th'r-
tenth street Presbyterian church, by the Rev Dr. Mar
cellus CHAss BULKEy, Esq 70 Miss SARAH BARNES,
all Of this city.
CoxproS-Hosros. Sunday, August IA, at tho resi-
depce Of Rev Dr. Francis, Mr.. JAMES p COMPTON TO Miss
LIBBY HORTON, both OF this city.
HYDx--CosNK AT the brioe's residence, Monday,
August ~. by Pew. a. ]. Bsytar STEPHEN HYDE Of this
city, 10 ANN MARIA COeISH, Of Palisades, N. J.
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The Brig VIM. k,cbnrdson TOSved Into New

New LONDON, August a. 1859.
The pilot boat Moses Grnnell arrived here to day,
having III tow the wreck Of brig Won Richardson, OF
Newburypor The Richardson had suffered severely In
collision with ship GA the 18th inst, AMI WAS picked
DIP dsmssted and wa,erlogged the 2st in lat deg
20 min, long. 70 deg. E.
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Fire mt Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, August "a, 1859.
John Bcnsfeds pail factory burned TO the ground
today Loss $4,000. Of which $1,000 is insured, all in
New York companies.
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Boston, August "a, 1885,
E. s. Convers, Esq., President OF the Maiden Bauk had
his house entered by burglars last night and about two
hundred sheets Of unsigned bills the Maiden Bank
stolen, aso all his silver and other articles Of
value
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The Case of MAI shall 8. Potter.

BANGOR, August "a, 1859.
Marshall Potter accused Of the murder Of bis mother
and three brothers and of firing the house, In the
Lee in april last is trial in this city. The de
fence is neanity
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CINCINNATI, august "a, 1853.
Craig Fighters, the contractors for cleaning out the
mouth OF the Mississippi river publish statement In the
urnirg papers, generating their suretes, Rcnard N.
Corwn, Mr. wsewell and Others stating that the work
formally accepted by the government aud the money
paid.
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Common Pleas.

Beoie Hoe. Judge Hilton.
AUGUST 24-fh' People Us Dyum-ao.io1 to discharge
judgment TO surety entered forfeited
grsnted payment Of all costs and fees in the
the recognzancee aud the execution nsded ana $40
cotts for opposing motion.
Griffin Htyt.-ho;ion to discharge order of arres
granted with $40 coete
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TIE LATEST NEWS.

EOn.Arsisal ~ the Canada.
sAoKvILLE, August "a, 1859.
There we're no signs Of the steamship Canada 1t Halifax
ct eight O'Clock this evening. Sac fully due there
with three days later news from Europe
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Kennsdy's Medical Discovery II Warranted
70 cure ecrofua erypelss saheum scad heaA uooratei
acre For sAlo BY all cruggistx.
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Bartholf's

Bartholf's
CELEBRATED SEWING MACHINES.
Pi!cee greatly reduced Family machines $50 so.
BAh1 HOLF Manufacturing Company, 434 Broadway.
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Accident to the Ship r. n. Forbes.

The ship r. B. Forbes sailed to-day for Bombay, but
going Gown the barbor her ruddeoead discovered
TO be rotten, when she put back for repairs
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The Drawings OF tho Sussex County and
Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware.

The Drawings OF tho Sussex County and
Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware
FRANCE BROADBENTs co..
MANAGERS.
Tho Legislature Of The M 70 Of Delaware q s Last sesoa
having given 10 France Rroadbeps 10 lottery contract for
twenty yesrs We be Dtergued Commissioners appointed
The Governor OF said uuerinhnd the drawing OF
sstd ceery 90 hereby certify that tho following tho NUN
b-rs drs~u ibis day
SUSSEX C0uErY-CrAss no. ix9 AUGUST a. 1859.
s, rs, SO, 6s, 81, II, 81, 10, 80, 20, %, 81.
oossoIDArxD LorrxRx-oLAss No. lO6 AUGUST "a 1859.
~, 2, 10, 65, so, 67 IS, II, 40, 16, a. 5, a. 70
Witness our hands 1t Wilmington Del, day (Wednes-
day, August "a. 1859.
JOHN DALE
FRANCE. BROADBENTs 4 CO..
whmnEson DEL
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The Boston Bank Weekly Statement.
Fire at Dorchester. Mass,

BOSTON, Autus. 81, 1859.
FIRE at Neponset village, Dorchester this morning de-
etroyed the steam planning mill and machinery owaed by
A. Sienrns, and 10, Of lumber owned by other OAR, o.
I0ss $4,000.
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Defiance salamander gafes--With Patton
aovder proof locks and Also burxAi
proof parlor eS Depot IS Murray street. OF College
place, (formsrly No. 193 Pearl ureet)
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ssatchclor's Hair Dye, Wigs and 1NoupeSS
ne bent IN the wos srrrang al made sold and sppno
n hs mAnutaSsoSy, ~ HyoAto1,
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Cristsdoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees.-
The best IN the wor wholesale and RETAIL and the dye pri
ystely applied at No Astor House.
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Hil's Hair Dye SO Cents. at Ne. Barclay
street. and by all druggis Inmiabe hair cutting u No. l.
Closed on Sundays.
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Grover & Bakers

NEW CLOAK MAKER AND QUILTER.
None The business can soid be without them Their
work useQuslled in besny and strength and all other
chpss for this bu.ness comparison Come
them, at cOl Broadway. Price $50.
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he ID. mocrutic State Convention

Delegates to ahe Democratic State Convention
sco N Y, Angus. "a, 1862
At the Democratic District Convention held here to day
NJ B. Champaign unanimously elected delegate to the
state Convention from Allegheny county.
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Drawings of Wood, Eddy u Co.'s lotteries.

Drawings of Wood, Eddy u Co.'s lotteries.
DELAWARE. EXTRA CIAss No. ass AUGUST "a. 1888.
Al, CO. 20, So, Al, II, "a, As, 3s, 66, 60, p, 81.
>, pELAvaRE Glass NO. 40, AUGUST a 1859 - ~
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GEORGIA CLASS No. Ab5 ucus1 "a. 1899
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