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PLANTATION AND NEGROES FOR SALE
IN SOUTHWESTERN GEORGIA..

PLANTATION AND NEGROES FOR SALE
IN SOUTHWESTERN GEORGIA.
THNHE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY HAS
been placed in my hands for SALE by of the
successful Cotton Planters in Southwestern Georgia. who
DIES res change of residence and occupations
Three open and highly improved PLANTATIONS stu
ated in the heart of The Lime Belt convenient to Rail.
road
Que containing $500 Acres;
One containing ,75o Acres; and
Zone containing ESQ Acres;
Together with all of the Stuck co~plete Planting Uen-
sis. and an abundant supply of Provisions.
Also, seventy experienced and No. l, Cotton making
NEGROES the most Of whom working hands, will be
sold with the Plantations if desired but separately.
Terms follows can be made: A small of cnsh
aid the balance instruments of one two three and four
years, well secured. with interest payable annually.
Persons wishing 10 the property will please notify
few days before visiting the country, that may be at
home their arrival.
For further particulars address me a. "Bonds Mills"
Baker county, Georgia.
May 9, 1859. l9-wtf
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NOTICE.
TENHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE ry,Srr
IL between John Tapscott & Abel Grilis has Nj ~
mutually dissolved. "'!
All persons indebted to the firm of Tapscot, G.
are requested to come forward and make pavnep, in"
aey, as the parties DESTROYS and determined ia ,
their own liabilities at once. Pay
L. P PHILLIPS, Agent
n B. The Subscriber has large lot of lumber
larly g'od inch plank-which he will dispose Of ir
firm, on reasonable terms.
L P. PHILLIPS
way '"n' ~ w. 'Ihe i4' io'9' A-wa
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLTNA.- AXE
- COUNTY Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
Joseph II. Marston VS.. Thos. j. Havens.-Attachment
e. Hunt, and E. L. Harding summoned Gnarnishees.
1t appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court that Thos
j. Havens the defendant in this has removed beyond
the limits of this State abscunds conceals himself
that ordinary process of law be served upon
him. 1t is therefore ordered that publication be made in
the NorthCarona Standard tor six weeks successfully
notifying said defendant appear The Term of this
Court be held the Court House in Raleigh the
Monday of August next then and there plead
pIevy judgment pro will be entered agains, him
Witness. Thomas J. Utey. Clerk of said Court at Office
in Raleigh, the Sd Monday of Nav, A. ID 1888
THOMAS J. UTLEY, Clerk.
June II, 1859. pr Adv. S5,621S.) 25-w6t.*
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA. WAKE
- COUNTI.-Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions =
James S Purify John c. Averitt,-Original attach
ment levied the undivided interest of Jno c. Averitt
in the slaves belonging to the estate of Thomas Croker
deceased.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court thatJo
C. AveIitt. the defendant in this lives beyond the
limits Of the State conceas himself that the ordinary
process of law cannot be served upon him. 1t is therefore
ordered that publication he pade in the Standard for
six weeks notifying said defendant to appear the next
Term of this Court, TO be held the Court House in RAJ
leigh the Sd Monday in August next then and there
plead replevy or Judgment 1o eoneso will be entered
against him. and the property levied condemned the
satisfaction of the plaintiff S claim.
Witness, Thomas J. Uey Clerk of said Court at Office
in Raleigh, the sd Monday Of Nav, A. D.. 1855
THOMAS j. UTLEY, Clerk.
June II, 1855. pr. ADV s562I) 5-w6t-*
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WARRENTON FEMALE COLLEGIATE ;.
STITUTE. u
TNHE THlRTY.SEVENTH SESSION OF TIN, =.
Il Institution will commence the l4th of july ny
as liberal as other first class schools Aid exiendra
INDECENT and talented. seeking education. "S
For particulars apply to
June IA, 1882 ., w.,
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
II TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORMING THE CIT
IL liens of Raleigh and the surrounding country that
continue to carry the BLACKSMITH BUSINESS in Ra-
leigh, at WIN. H. HOLLOMAN'S OLD STAND. l have
the Smith that had last year. his business is hoeng
Horses and working Farming Tos he also do iron
work on Carriages nope by strict attention to business
to share liberal patronage
JOHN WYATT
January IA, 1885,. S-wly.
HUZZA FOR THE CARRIAGE MAKERS
OF RALEIGH!
LIVERY ONE FOR HIMSELF, AND YOU MAY
IL guess who is for ALL am in the ring manufacturing
Carriages and Buggies,
and that with coed materials will sell low for Cash
good Miles, will trade for Pork in the pork season, FIR
Corn, Bacon or Flour. My Shop is two squares south
west of Capitol Square and near the Masonic Lodge.
JOHN WYATT.
Raleigh. May H. 1852 2O-wtf
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LEAsBURG MALE ACADEMY.

June 6, 1859.
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b Liverpool "a. -Four quiet superenc 70 uo'n nrm
At Doc Exchange 90 New York, sixty days' iH' ~
discount; do. ut sight, par to &c. discount
MomIx. March %, 1859.
The sales Of cotton to-day 600 baes prices al.
vanced &c in corss que OF the Nova Scotiars news
The market closed Arm at llytc q 12c for mdd,ng
AUGUSTA, March %, 1852
There has been large speculative inquiry for cotton.
ana the sales " the three days have been 5000
baieS.
SAVANNAH, March %. 1852
The sales OF cotton to-day 800 bales; there
be,ter "a cling IN the market.
CHARLESTON, March %, 1852
II, cotton make! is firm; sales to day $500 bales
BALTIMORE, March "a. 1862
Flour upctanged. Wheat dull. Corn firm; yellow 8Sc.
&c., Provisions firm. Whskey dull.
PHILADELPHIA, March "a, 1852
Flour declining super1ne sells for % rs. Wheat dull
eaies 0O0 bushels 81 IS for white and 81 So 81 90
for red Corn firm: sales 500 bushels yellow ut SIC.
SOC. Whiskey firm at Csc. SOC.
CINCINNATI, March "a, 1852
Flour very dull and nominal whiskey declined sales
at 24ic.; receipts large and stock ACCOMPLISHING Pro
visions dull mess pork SIT 30 SIT Is. Lard dull at
lie. a 1Lc.
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Charge or Murder on the High Seas.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
pcforc Tocooh pridohor,

MARCH A.-The United States Andrc,o Armsro,.o
mate Of the ship Antarctic, Robert Walker and anoAer-
These parties charged with the murder Of seaman
known as Charley, on board the ship Antarctic on her
ats voyage from Liverpool TO New York.
The first witness examined by Mr. Dwight for the prose.
cuton was Henry William Bryan, who deposcd that be
WIS second cabin passenger board and arrived here
last Saturday week knew sailor named Charley; he was
from twenty five to twenty eight years old he appeared
to be strong and robust he died and buried st sea in
the afternoon OF 2Sh February the boaswan WAX
err, in the afternoon Of the 27h knock him about the
head and body with iron Delaying PIN he called Charley
A. rascal; he beat him for four five minutes till he
was senseess; he did not get up for tme Walker
went into tho forecastc.
The witness (who ia Crimean solder) was cross exa
mined by Mr.. Joachimsscn ut considerable length
Captain Geo. G. Stouer called for the prosecution
and deposed that the death Of the Charley was
reported 70 him by the doctor that he the doctor
amned the body aud the doctor made an opening. and
gave a. his opinion hat the deceased died from dropsy
Several other witnesses were examined, and tho Com
missioner discharged the mate, Armstrong; but held tbs
case, ~ against the others, under advisement
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Life Preserved.

To THE EDITOR HERALD
been considerably interested. for weeks, in
life preserving scheme, which nk ought be fully
pained by the press alude the ARTICLES msde the
Iesno life Preserving Coat and est Company which
brace only and but kind and
garment for ladies' and styles of jackets for bows
garments told manufactured 10 be
light and elegant and yet Al moments notice ey be
into buoys which will sustain the heaviest the
highest individual In the toughest the snootest water II
that invention OF this kind elaboratey
red ought TO find the greatest patronage among all who
the for the health RECREATION of bathing
and body who fears death disaster by
hat the pecuaries Of these articles OF apparel
diecedf lie fact that they elegant the finest
the officers Of the Navy Department without exception
speak Loudly In favor OF these admirable articles and wear
half the supeb circulars, &C. worn Broadway the
Deano Lite Preserving Compenys garments. notice that
cNce and saesroom of this company at No 2 BROAD
way and that the mandatory is at Nos 2 and 25 Canal
street Yours truly. COSMOPOLITAN
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The Convention is sti sitting, but will adjourn to-nigb
The Ship shoOting Star Ashore.

BOsToN March q 1859.
Ship Shooting Star, from Portsmouth FOR New York, in
tow w. II. Webb struck Tdokernuck shoal
at three O'Clock M yesterday, during thick fog, and
let 60 anchor to keep the ship from drifting farther
Tie cable parted AMI the stp swung round striking
the anchor aud knocking hole Ia her bottom. She was
drawing twelve fee, when she went on and has eleven
feet under her stern at high water AT six O'Clock NJ
she had e.snt feet water in her
TIE ". Il. Webb arrived ut New Bedford TO- day for
steam pumps and men, The steamer Island Home, from
Nantucket. put twenty one men on board OF her last
nsrt
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s42,ooo,oOo 90
Hints and Suggestions from Our Correspon
dents.
WEIGHING COAL.

Hints and Suggestions from Our COrrespOn-
dents.
WEIGHING COAL.
coal consumer approves of tho ordinance for com.
pcng coal dealers give proper weigh to their customers
AS however, there are difficulties the way of their con.
tracing to deliver the proper weight at the
door, he says that the object may be attained by their
poyed by the latter. Intelligent and honest cartmen
would then guide consumers To yards where good weight
is given.
THE ISLAND OF AYES.
late resident Curacao states as his belief that the
action taken by the Governor OF st. Eusatius will be sus.
tanned by the government Of tho Hague. NJ Won Lans-
burgh beng very influential with the home government
has undoubtedly he thinks, recommended that ustruc.
tons be transmitted u the commodore take forcibe
possession Of the island There is question that
The Netherlands government will be sustained by both
England and France He is Of opinion that thorc su-
Gent upon record in the State Department TO justify the
President taking steps protect the rights Of the Anne
rican citizens now engaged in working the island
REMOVAL OF QUARANTINE.
citizen of Richmond county rcpudiates the two meet
ues recently held on Staten Island representing
the sentiments Of It's population. The one he says,
held by party Of political rckstcrs. who desire the
appointment Of the present Health Ocer and the other
by the boes emgrant runners, who desire his removal
solely because he has refused 70 permit them 10 rob tho
cmgrans they arrive At Quarantine Neither had for It's
object what the citizens Of Richmond county have princi
paly at hearthe removal Of Quarantine from the island
sICxLy CREWS ON NAVAL STATIONS.
correspondent board tho United states steamship
Savannah writes to TO demonstrate the cruelty OF
crew, who have all been visited by intermittent fever and
the scurvy being kept during the approaching scky
son Mt vera Cruz None OF them have put foot
for twelve months, and he thinks that seeing the little
use scky set OF men must prove defending American
interests that station II would be good policy as well
humanity 70 order them north.
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Murder at Jacksonville, Fln.-Lynch Law
Probable.

SAVANNAH, March "a, 1853
Passengers by the Florida steamer state that Major
Gregg Chief Engineer Of the Florida Railroad, shot
dead a. Jscksonyi Saturday night, by Alfred T.
Sears ia consequence Of previous difficulty Gregg
unarmed Both were natives OF Mass achuses. There
was q ca, excitement Jacksonville and it expected
that Sears would be lynchcd.
The body Of Mr.. Gregg is route to his former resi-
dence In Massachusetts, The murderer, who is impr-
soned, has q family in Massachusetts,.
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Robbery of n Cler,,yman's House.

BALTIMORE, March "a, 1862
party of burglars entered the residence Of Rev. Mr..
Cus,ann and Rev. Mr.. Qugey, Of the Roman Catholic
church Of the Immaculate Conception, in the western
part of the city, this morning. before day They entered
the room of the former who rousng from his sleep
srsck severe blow on the head by which his life is
dangered. They then decamped with their plumber.
They we're pursued by the police, but not arrested.
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The Massachusetts, Legislature and the Ham
cock Homestead.

BOSTON, March "a, 1888.
In the House to-day tho vote rejecting the bill to pur
chase the Hancock mansion was roconsidered. It was
then amended by placing the matter in the hands of the
Governor aud other State officers and Secretary Of the
Board Of Education, giving them the power to make the
purchase il they deem it expedent and providing that
the houae shall not be used an executive mansion In
this shape the bill passed TO third reading
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Expenditures Of the Federal Government for
uho Ye0r l650.0O.
GENERAL. APPROPRIATION BILLS OF THE SECOND
SESSION OF THE THIRTY-FIFTH CoNGKksS-rkEA-
sURY EsTfMATE5---RkDUCTIoN IN COMMITTEE
WHAT PASSED THE HoUSE--wHAT PASSED THE
sENATE--rINAL AUTHORIZATIONS AS PASSED AND
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Court Calentlar-Jhis Dsy,

ScrRnu CoyRr-Crcuit I. --Oycr and Termuer
Part Mos 49, 1925 l1ls 1895, 6s6 1909 1885, loa o.
23l4 2el5 1851 2o2o 2s7s 1901 2sos 2sos assi 1850
262o 5000, 1874, 30s4, 3ls. Part 8Nos s2i esl 9oi
ses sss se7 aee 1908 loc5, 1907 loll l0l3 1915 io
SurnloR CouErNcs ts7, Sol, 55l b55, $780, b57. bys.
$50, $685. 534 $685. 49, sac, 3o2, los 5ss ESQ., 7o2 IA
721, 73l, 73e, 74o, 7ls, 746, 7E. 749, 753.
7eS, 7e6, 49, 7os, $50, 7To I'll, IT, 773, ia, 7i5
COMMON PLvAs Cause 90.
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Important Grain Statistics.

CHICAGO March "a, 1853.
The Commercial Express Of to day shows that the &C.
cumua,lca 4 grain last week IL 500 bushels
against for tho corresponding week of last year.
The difference il the amount -four and wheat in
now as con a,ed with last year, coo bushels The
ccorcase in the receipts OF lour and wheat equivalent
t. 4O00o oushes The in the receipts Of
exceeds zoo OoJ bushels.
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DETROIT, Much "A, 1905
John W Farmer resident Of this city for nearly forty
years. and extensively the compiler OF several
valuable maps Of Michigan and Wisconsin, threw himself
from the fourth story Of tho Windsor street Hospital TO-
day ant v az Killed.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHnApurntA, March "a, 1859.
Stocks steady Pennsylvania state 6ves, s3,S Reading
Railroad, MT Morris Canal, 50; Long Island Railroad,
IL; Pennsyvani Railroad, 43h.
NEw ORLEANS, March %, 1859.
The advces by the Nova Scotian caused greater firm
ness u our cotton Market but no quotabe advance In
prices sales Of IT, 900 bales middlng ut xc FrcghM
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Tina Latest Drawings OF tho Les~iazed Lotto
res. ~ espxtec 70 WOOD. EDDY co.
aASAcues o. xas
DELAWARE. GkossfA, xESrUokY AND nsso0RI
STATE LOTTERIES.
OadA Dr.wtsss By TesesrSpA
DMAwARE IOrrERIEs
hs Of DsA ssze supslnsssd he drawing o.
ss
Which were this day drawn from the wheel. vizs-
EXTRA CLASS. No. 1856. MAxcs sAlse
49, 60. I. 81 %. a. H. 81. s. A. u. "a.
CLASS No. 100, MAsou a. 1872.
N. IS, 60 g. 20. "A. S. 10. 49, .. Il
Add .hs, The ssA numben drawn In tho order ia which
Egri o: ,: .....'
- dss.tne o. Dc sps. Academy ISa@v ieSy essty
dOm tho wheel, VIZ
CLASS No. 1875 MARCH n 1859.
IS. "a. g. e.. II. "a. 7s. 7s. 80 1863
GLASS No l9a. EXTRA, MARCH "a Isso.
No. received.
And The drawn the ordern which
WJness our hands Augusta, Ga this Thursday. March
%'Hs EPP. b SAssEH' sooum,..io.ses
wooD. EDDY CO.. s wa% aux's.: ps sss.
Metallic Tablet Rnzor strop.-This Ins-nit.-
BILE article he obtained OF the sole manufacturers j.
sAUNDEhs No Aston House, and OF the VARIOUS agents
Gurney,s New Photographic and Fine Art
cutlery 7o7 broadway Phoogrsphs dasuersoypes minia
"res 10 OIL aud iyoryfypes.
Welcome as the Flowers In May,
AL no buy WaITE,S bats
At number two sixteen (2l6) Broadway.
Apply a, once-do net delay.
Spring. ls5o.-Ieary & Co. Introduce the
rprng ayle Of gereanens silk hats this day. hos. and
ss.or House, broadway.
DnvItl's Spring style OF Gentlemen's Hats
are besun,u in lse and hnih saesro'm 80 Broadway
GEAR Luane street
Only Try Reconsideration shirts Of Leigh
TONS, at ol2 Broad way opposite the St NchoaslhoeL
Shirts. Shirts, Collars, Collars, Wholesale
retail superior make a,j IT. s sizes and Styles Full
LSRTOSs, SOL Broadway.
wheeler 4 Wilson'S sewing Machines.
oscc SO srcsdway. n. z.
Maravina. maravina.
TO EVERYBODY AFF1ICrED WITH BALrNEss
TO EVERYBODY TROUBLED BY DANDEuFr.
TO EVERYBODY g. AkSSTs So4 gr THEIR HAIR
TO EVERYBODY SUFFERING FROM SICK HEADACHE.
remedy at las. discovered
MARAVILI.A.
sARAvIILA. kARAvIILA.
The propretos Of this justly celebrated preparation beg
offer the ularsva to the pubic compee hair
They eel their duty dsnouuce other
advertised produce snsr results
good Of the public long wnded testionias
dee the mar1va viii bring tho hair when spys
'''' sl''E EFF ss's ss's cbR1s
And preserve to the hAf
ITS NATURAL COLOR.
though one live 10 the age Of three and ten.
hod by ali respectable druggists and fncy goods DEALERS
and by the proprieteIs,
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TORONTO, @. W., March "a, 1850
bill for the incorporation of the Transatlantic Tcle
graph Company has been introduced in Parliament by
Hon. Mr. poron. 1t provides for line from Quebec via
Labrador with capital Of sl,ooo,cco which may be in
creased 20 IS 600 600. The work is to be commenced
within one year. and completed to Labrador within three
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Non-Arrival OF the niagara and AIps.

T nj,
There are yet 10 Indications OF the steamships Niagara
{ao. shs America ss before reported and Alps nav
tae- tau'eeotn day from LIVERPOOL and fully due. The
w al er s Clear, with nortbcrly wnd.
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Arrival OF the New Mexican Mail.

ST. LOuTs, March II, 1853.
The New Mexican mail Of the 7h instant reached indie
peudence this morning. Lieutenant Bcae and party left
Haohs ranch on the LIST Albuquerque and thence for
the crossing Of the Colorado. The Apache Indians
we're behaving badly in the neghborhood Of Fort
Buchanan.
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Disaster to the Schooner Ocean Wave.
PHILADELPHIA, March "a, 1859.
Tue schnouer Ocean Wave, from Newborn, N. c., for
New YcIs sprung leak and put int Morris river for
Zoo
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NEW ORLEANS, March Is, /

NEW ORLEANS March 49, 1862
The steamship Cahawba brings Havana sdviccs 70 the
10Th inst, but they unmportsnt.
Later De~s from Mexico, via Havana, is TO the eict
chat Mramon vas still marching Vera Cruz Zacatecas
and Leon bad evacuated by she liberals Gayozo
holds Dego'lado in check near the capital.
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Married.

BgERMAN-SAyAGE On Tuesday. March %, by the Rev.
A. D. NJ Osborn, GGoGoE H. BEkKMAS Miss MARY SA-
yACE.
RoGERs--NErsoS AT the Berean Baptist church.
Monday evening" March 81 10y the Rev j. Bowling, d D.,
Mr. EDWARD ROCKIES to Miss ADKSg A. NELSON, all Of this
CIT
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Highway Robbery In Massachusetts,.

BOSTON, March "a, 1850.
Mr. Turner Rood, respected resident Of Abingdon,
was robbed the road that village last evening
By four men, who took from him thirteen hundred dollars
and threw him into q pond He managed to got homo,
however, In very bad plight.
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The Ship Skylarlk Ashore.

Boston, March "a, 1859.
The ship Skyiark which left New Bedford ut two
O'Clock this afternoon of the steamer W. II. Webb
tor New Yrsk grounded in the harbor and remained
SIZE will probably be 90. of high water and proceed
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ton -ssd caSvsssers by tire BOARD Of superysors
max; 0~enfgp va 5IUN HIl
M. dem moved TO amend By requiring that the
Inspectors shan be residents Of the cleo
tou District nstrad OF the ~aru, as IN the bill.
ision vst AID the bill OF tered to third reading.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-25

A. w. Faber's Lead Pencils Sold at Retail
by all ssaouers At Wholesale only BSKARD FABER
soe agent l33 William street.
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Death OF N Prominent Citizen Of Montreal.
MONTREAL, March "a, 1859.
Jacob Dewitt Of Oldest merchants President Of
the Peoples Bank, aud member Of Parliament for twenty
Avc years, died yesterday aged a.
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Martin willis, Of Astoria, respectfully invited at&sa6
sae funeral this Qrdayl morning. Il nine O'Clock, nsn
nc, ase res'dence No 246 Blocker street. her remains
WIN be taken 70 Astoria for irterment
Albany papers please copy
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Rupture Cured by Marsh Il Co.'s Radical
cure truss They also k elastic stockings for
veins supporters and shoulder braces 1usunens for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-25

Cristsdoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupecs,
rhe best the world, wholesale and retail and the dye p
yately applied. No. Aston House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-25

Barry's Trfcophcrous ~ the Best and
cheapest article dressing beauying cleaning, curling,
preserving and restoring the hair ladies. try it, Sold BY al
drurre.a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-25

Bachelors Hair Dye. Wigs and Toupces-
The In the ~ord urpassng all made. Sold and applied
Al the mandatory, rs broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-25

Trouble In the Church or 81. John the Evan
res ArcAbshcp Hughes leier In the Irsh
this week together with the fullest report Of the st. Paicks
bay celebration.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-25

chronological Examinations. with Charts
and full written characters, given daily by FOWLER 4
WELLS, SQ1 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-25

The best Spring bed In Existence FIovc's
elliptic at rom 81 S. at 3S Broadway. Call and It.
scrd for a circular.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-25

Grover & Bakers Celebrated
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
40 Broadway.
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HoIloway's Piils.-Arc you troubled with
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