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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-06
The Albany Bridge Bill and the Lobby Imves-
ugatinE Committee.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
pa

TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
WHITE PLAINS, March 4, 1859.
In your Albany correspondence Of the date Of ycste
day. published in the HERALD this morning. appears the
following paragraph, to which my attention has been
called
Witness named Fyink examined by the committee
within the las. years heard Edmund q. Sutherland
editor of the Eastern STATE Journal OF White Pains, who
member of TIE Legsatn Of 1856 state that he had
ceved all the money which bad been promised him for s
vote In favor OF the Albany Bridge bill This Is the
son who was member of that Legislature who hiss i'm
plca'ed in tie charge of receiving consideration
for bis vote Mr. Sutherland of will be entitled the
privilege OF conradicng this testimony provided the
mee viii allow his voluntary testimony suppose sutherland
did receive what this nate
lie Is now private citizen.
Now, sir, if this "wtuess named Frnk" has sworn
before the Lobby Investigating Committee or anywhere
else anything like what here purpors TO be the "sub
stance of his testimony, his evidence absurd as
false. was not ga member CT the Legislature of 1861
when the Albany Bridge bill passed, the records
will show. vas in Albany, it is true, much OF the time
during that session. but was there private citizen.
In 1857, however, and also in 1858, was a member of
the legislature but this witness named Firing swears
thar ever had any conversation with him, his
sepce in regard to any vote may have given such
member on any subject whatever he TO what 10
absolutely and upqualifedy false. No person
huenccd my Legislative vote, any occasion, by pecu
mary considerations; and decen. who knows me,
either ut Albany elsewhere, will say or insnuate
aught 10 the contrary
The members of Assembly from this county in 1855,
when the Albany Bridge bill passed, Abram Il.
They both voted for the Bridge BILL they could have
done otherwise without msrepresenting the wishes and
interests Of their constituents
E. g. SUTHERLAND.
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The successful candidates all OF the old
Board Of Engineers excepting Cavanagh and Mitchell.
The whole number OF votes polled was 34O0
EDWARD EvERKrr's GRAFTON Observation-Disclosures
as was the Academy of Music Friday evening" hundreds
went away unable to obtain standing room for from
pit to dome was a compact mass of spectators Seats
placed the stage fo- the military and distinguished
guests, and the audience while impatenty waiting until
nearly eight O'Clock for performances 10 commence good
naturcdy cheered such individuals who CHANGED to make
their appearance the stage for any purpose About
eight O'Clock Mr. Everett entered escorted by the Seventy
first regiment and passed the stage to the dress
ing room. After the regiment had stacked Nr.
Everett escorted 70 his seat by Lieutenant Colonel
Butler1eld amidst universal ploudts The regiment then
broke ranks, aud in decidedly unmiary fashion
bled over the seats The lecture was introduced with
prayer, and brief preliminary by Hon Luther Bradsh,
snd the lecturer received with overwhelming applause
He commenced with pleasing and beautiful alluson to
the fact that the day the seventeen anniversary of
the adoption OF constitution and of the day apart
for the meeting OF the first Congress of the United States
these circumstances he considered this stupendous dis
play, these martial appearances, and this vast
blage eminently appropriate in connection with the ti
butte TO the memory OF Washington He then proceeded
TO deliver bis lecture the character Of Washington,
being listened TO with breathless attention and frequently
interrupted by applause After the lecture he was es
cored to bs hotel by the Seventy first who turned out
strong in honor Of the occasion.
AMERICAN ARcuEoloGY.- Wills De Haas delivered
his last lecture the above subject Friday evening" in the
hall Of the Historical Society The conenso the mounds
found in various parts Of the country described and
the condition Of ancient art indicated by them por
trayed. Spears hatches and household utensils
in metal stone, pottery, shell and BONE exhibited
and described. Some interesting diagrams were pre-
sented also Of the Grave creek tablet
found at Grave creek Va June TO- 1885, Baron Jomlrd
claims to recognise IN the Inscriptions upon the tablet
Llbyan type, Prof. Rafhn advocates a Cetberic affinity
while other distinguished authorities incline TO Phoen
clan origin. 1t is proposed to thoroughly examine the
mound from which this tablet taken during the
ing summer
FIRE AT THE Foor OF EAST ELEVENTH SrRFT-Between
twelve and O'Clock yesterday Gre occurred board
of the steamboat South America lying at the foot of East
Eleventh street. The flames first around the
boiler supposed have been caused by the ashes
igniting the boiler covering The fremen promptly
tngushed the fire. Damage to the boat about $780, said
to he insured, and owned by VIM. Ii. Mellen.
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Assembly.

ALBANY, March 5, 1853.
The bill 10 extend the time for the collection Of al
over the State to the first Monday in April passed The
bill has already passed the Senate.
The bill to alter the Commissioners map Of Brooklyn
reported adversary. Report agreed 10.
The bill to authorize the Indictment of the Staten Island
rioters in New York or Kings county was taken up as
the special order.
The Staten Island rioters bin was debated by Mr..
Christie and Mr. Bingham against the bill, and by Mr.
Spencer and MIR. Conkling for the original bill
Mr. NORRIS (rep J, withdrew his substitute making the
law general the State, and II renewed by Mr.
Christie.
Progress then reported and the bill made the spe.
cia order for Tuesday.
Mr. WOODRUFF (dem) gave notice OF bill to repeal all
te charters relating To she city OF New York down to
1880, and revive the charter Of that year.
The bills TO incorporate the Brooklyn Mercantile Library
and New Utrecht fisheries we're passed
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The Indiana Legislature,

CIScINSArI, March s. 1859.
The following have passed both branches of the
Indiana Legislature
license law regulating the sale of liquors; law sub
hitting the question of holding Constitutional Convention
TO the vote of the people at the October election
act directing the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund
purchase four to five hundred thousand doars worth
five and two and half per cent Indiana stocks at New
York prices and law increasing the salaries OF the State
officers.
The bill increasing the branches Of the State Bank tailed
for want Of constitutional majority The Legislature
adjourns Monday
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHIADsLimA March s, 1850.
Stocks dull Pennsylvania State hves, 49, Reading
Railroad, 2 Morris Canal, 474; Long Island Railroad,
H. d; Pennsylvania Railroad, asa.
NEw ORLEANS. March 4, 1859.
Cotton firm; sales Of 10 day $500 bales sales of the
week. GO 800 bales receipts Of the week. 4&b00 bales,
against COO bales the corresponding week last year.
exports from this port for tho week u 800 bales total
exports for the season. 900 bales receipts at this
port ahead of last year. 297 900 bales receipts at all
southern ports o37 900 bales stock nj this port $40 900
bales against $500 last year Frcghts TO Liverpool,
ga. Sterling exchange, 1oS lOsk; exchange on New
York at 60 DAVIS per cent decount do at sight, y per
cent discount Sugar dull and declined 10. Pork firm at
an advance Of 2bc.; moss SIS Lard Steady at 1l,ic,
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ToHoNTO, Mireh Z, 1863.
The execution Of Fleming, the telegraph operator and
OIeary who were both found guilty of murder at tho
st AEszeg tQok place to day in presence of vast num-
clersymsn and rea short Confession on The salows
Fleming was attended by Protestant Clergyman He
met his end calmly and without bravado and gave the
clergyman short writing Of The crime, at
rbutng his ruin To bad company and drink. The great
est sympathy has been felt for him, and every exerton
was used To procure repreve, but TO purpose the
government being determined to put down the use OF
deadly weapons, which has become so prevalent.
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visited BY thousands this evening and the general impress
sion is tha. OF approval
AFFAIRS Ar THE STATE CAPITAL.
waw york LEGYsrATUaE.
Albany, March S. 1859,

ALBANY, March 5, 1853.
Mr. HALsrEAo (rep) reported hvorably tee bill TO in
the SALARIES OF assistant clerks OF the police
IN New York.
Mr. DryEs (rep) reported bill to limit the responsible
tY Of Publishers newsvenoers and dealers periodical
literature, for the consideration of the Senate.
Several bills or DO general interest passed
Mr. nUmEIL Gep,) moved to recommit the bill for the
relief OF the State nebrate Asylum, with instructions to
amend BY inserting clause that all expenses OF executing
the Excise Law shall be paid before per centage s as
sessed upon the receipts for the support OF the Asylum
The report presented by Senator S1SoA last night, on
the Metropolitan Police, was taken from the table and
read through by order Of the Senate.
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Coffee steady at lOkc s1tkc saies OF shs week. Is bo
bags; ntofts, 30 bags, stock In port, 40 500 oAs,
against $40 last year
CHARLESTON, March 4, 1850
The sales OF cotton to day 900 bales within the
rarge OF 9ke. a l24c. The marisst tends upward
BALrMoKs, March s, 1859
Flour firm al SO. Wheat uhcbsnge Corn STEADY:
Bacon tidcs exc. Whis&ey firm at &c. 29c.
PHILADELPHIA, March S, 1859.
Flour hrm superfne, Sc rs 50 So Cora lfm sales
3 eco bushels at 82c for yellow. Sugar, Cuba, 79sc.
Mess PORK, SIS SO. Lard steady at 1870. 1880 WINS
key firm at 2ec. a 20c.
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NOn-Arrival of the EurOpa.

SANDY Hook, March 5-Midnight.
There are no signs as yet of the steamship Europa
fully due OF this point, with Liverpool dates Of the 10Th
utmo Wind N. w. Weather clear
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-06
Magnolia, N. c., Destroyed by Fire.

WILMINGTON, N. o., March D, 1859.
The village Of Magnolia, forty eight miles from here,
the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad, burnt last night
Roads warehouse full Of goods Merriman's store and
three four dwellings destroyed. The loss is
heavypobably seventy thousand dolars-on which
therc was some insurance.
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News from the Plains.

ST. LOUIS, March a, 1859.
The New Mexican mail, of the 18th u has arrived at
Independence.
Mr. Crenshow mail contractor, just from 2un, reports
that will be impossible to carry the Kansas City and
Stockton mall according to contract unless the contrac
tors are protected against the Mohave Indians
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CAuy 1nSeilsKcssce.

ELECTION ASSISTANT ENGINEERS FIRE DEPART
MEsr-The election for Assistant Engineers of tue New
York Fire Department took place last Thursday ngnt be-
tween the hours Of and ten O'Clock The
not completed until two O'Clock Saturday morning,
when the inspectors declared the following persons elect
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Fire mt Piaouemine. In.

NEW ORLEANS, March A, 1859.
destructive fire reported this evening at Plaque
mine, said TO have destroyed half the town. Reliable
particulars however, to the effect that only two coffee
houses were burnt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-06
The Southern Mail.

WASHINGTON March 5, 1859.
New Orleans papers of Sunday last to hand, blu
they contain no news Of Importance
General Scott had been inspecting the Notifications
the river below New Orleans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-06
Heavy Rains Mt the South.

AUGUSTA, March 4, 1859.
There have been heavy rains recently throughout the
South and the bad condition Of the roads nerferes with
the forwarding Of cotton and produce to market.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-06
Large Meeting OF Germans I'm Boston,

Bosroy, March 4, 1859.
Quito large meeting OF the German population assem-
bed at the Turner Hall last night and adopted resolutions
denoupcing the requiring two years. residence
after naturalization before being allowed 10 vote. The
speeches we're mostly in German.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-06
The Prince Albert Outward Bound.

ST.. JOHNS, N. f., March g. 1859.
Messages 10 be transmitted hence for Europe per Prince
Albert for Galway, will be in time TO be forwarded by
that ship If left at the telegraph Office 81 Wall street,
New York, by Tuesday evening next The Prinsc Albert
will be due here about Tuesday night from New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-06

a. w. Rsa,eSse Lead Pencils SusA a Retail
~ ~ ssiiole-s wholesale. cay By xBEaHA9O iSRR
soA .veas LIS wi,sn ssreet
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The IIoosac Tunnel.
Execution OF NIuraeress ut Toronto.

BOSTON; March u 1869.
The Hoorac Tunnel bill has nissed The Senate, and the
Indications are favorable 10 its final PASSAGE in the House.
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ALBANY, March 4, 1859.
Judge Gould has denied the motion for n trial for
John Wilson, convicted of the murder Of Patrick McCarty
in West Troy. He is sentenced to be executed on the
27th April.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-06
MISCELLANEOUs

MISCElLANEOUs.
A FOE TO DEATH.
"A DIR. CURTIS HYGEANA.
The 0rea, Inhaling Remedy,
For Consumption Asthma and all Lung and Throat diseases
Price reduced from 50 10 81 package to accommo dato
the vast demand Of this established foe TO death.
STEPHAN PAUL co, sole AGENTS for
United Satee, 215 Fuit On street
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HOIBOWaV = OF fment VIII be fOund n never
fspg remedy sl cutsnecus diseases feT application
Of viii efectuhSy eradicate al those unstghy botches
pmpes which o.p dEaaure the face Maaufc.ory. No. "
Mso la.e, New Ncrx.
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Hollows v Or tment WIN be fou

Take Henlthful Physical Exeresse-As
WOODS 6'ynnas,um, No East Twenty eighth street.
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Tracy's Celebrated Shirts Made to Order Mt
the shirt aud collar depot 81 and 50 William street. one door
NORTH OF Maiden lane. GEO. NJ. TRACY, Agent
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M1yCEILAKXOYJu.

f.oEHe. BUEiONS. NAILS PENETRATING N.
nesa cured without pair 80 bat the boot oan be vu
n eusei! stAr The operation without lean ucorv~
Az, sso Tie pateo By DIR ZACHARIE surgeou chroos
s az o'oadSsy Refers 70 tho physicians and surgeons =
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A Chest Of Good Ten for One Dollar.-AIso
ten pounds coffee ST. at CHRISTIANSONs, 2l6 Green.
alrnli
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/
LUNGS AND THROAT
Nno are hnicted WIKI the diseases and have ace
tpy oeneht rom the under arc
re'p.sSnuy invited 10 call upon T. W yONDERSMITH N
"a. LIS ssh very success lu 10 curing persons who Savs
ne progress OF the disease daya he will nos
lead me paeent 70 any for ~ raatment -
consumption. loo bowery. " '"'"io"s "
EPnEPTIC FITS IN
~ NEUGALGIC AFFECTIONS sPAsMODYc CoNrp ~
TiONS. PARALYSIS HYSrEkICAI, FITS Nav vnn.
DEBILITY, IRRITATION OF ThE NERyOUs SysrSwS
CURED BY DIR. HART'S VEGETABLE ExrR sCr
The number Of cures effected by this WONDERFUL
truly astonishing. II gives instsneous relief
ONE sINGLa BOTTLE
vii prevent break f. gentleman few days since ~
marked, Il suffered beyond endurance.
THANK GOO
! was induced TO use DIR HART'S VEGETABLE EXTRACT
for BY is use, am at this time wei man Another sayx
my BON WAS CURED
TABLE, EXTk.CT consider II the duty of all afflicted
WITH THIS DREADFUL DISEASE
give me medicine thorough trial" well esabhshed
KPHBPTIC FITS
lean 70 nsanify madness and death Dr. HARRIS yE0ETA-
BILE EXTRACT the only known remedy II has been bo-
fore the public
OVER TWENTY-FIVE YEARS.
during which time wards Of twenty thousands persons IA
Europe and america have been and haunt
ness through ITS agency Testimonials from persons OF Ae
highest resp ectxoiity can be aeen by calling
CHANDLER BAYIES. 81 Walker street.
second door rom Broadway, west stde,)
General Agents for the United States.
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Strangers In the City can obtain Correct
chronological examinations with charts full written
srpons of character talents and defects daily at FOWLER
4 WILLS, s0o Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-06

Hupturc Cured by Marsh q Co.'s Radical
They keep ain elastic stockings flr vNccss
veins supporters shoulder brsce Instruments Zoe d.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-06

Suyer's SultnDa Sauce.-Thls Exquisite
sauce the chef douvre of Soyerr 20 universally APP
proved ~ hot cold dishes All Kinds can OF s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-06

Looking Glasses, OIL Paintings and Frames.
GOOD AND CHEAP, At
n. p. WHfTLOCkS s,
No. 366 Canal, opposite Wooster atreeL
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Southern and Western Trade.

We hes . inform Southern merchants ysusg the c,sy for
spring tnat having began very early The rnsuufao
lure o. our STOCK o. spring and summer clothing is now
styles Of fashionable clothing arge stock Of low nricS
and medium goods manufactured WITH The same tsse ana
sSle Also complete assortment OF shoulder surins
furnishing goods, &c all of We offer 10 IL ss
- Ie mu-. fAycrsh.e prices and erms
y. DEVIIN CO., X8, $50 and 80 Broadway
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a GROVER 4 BAKERS CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
NEW STYLES AT REDUCED PRICES
NO. 4a5 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
NO. 1852 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN

A NEW ARTICLE
FOR THE HAIR.
PHALoS SONS CoCoINE
the and cheapest article the hair preserving.
identifying and restoring the hair the perfect hsrrees
ing offered the public Sold at 5T f9 and 9s Broad
way and by ali druggists and fancy goods dealers Large
bottles, 80 small, IS cents. Inquire for PHAI0N
BEWARE OF CoUNTE1FEITs.
ILOTHING TO ORDER OR READY MADE.
~ CINTUING TO ORDER OR READY MADE,
CLOTHING TO ORDER OR READY MADE
SUPREME, MEDIUM AND LOW PRICED,
SDPEAFINE MEDIUM AND Low Priced
SuPFRFlNE, MEDINM AND Low PRICED
At IRUMGOID A PROCII'S IA Broadway
A, DRUM8OLD a PRoCH'S 24 Broadway
A. DR. MooiD L Pk0CH's 24 Broadway,
opposite St pauls church.
oppo-iio - Paul's cburch
sFs ~. .. .~.,s ,.g..4,
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ILLUSTRATED BY TEN PICTURES
No. III of
ILLUSTRATED PAPER
Ready this day
at sll depots and
News agents get supplies Sunday morning OF AVN
GORMAN, at the Leader otjce, Ann street.
TIME ANNIBILATEp
L CREAM ACTUALLY FROZEN IN THREE MINursa.
TOkREy'S
-FOUR MINUTE FREEZER.
Patent applied for.
The Subscriber after vnrious expes>S
hse ucceeded IN constructing Freezer, sirnpjv
durability rapdity and quality Of s production L uneanaile
ann cannot in 70 become untveraal favorits.
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Billions OF this Freezer at No. Plat street. 10 prove il sbte
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SEND FOR A CIRCULAR
The undersigned will dispose his stock Of MAaarpss
FkhtZEkS, now on hand upon favorable terms
r. r. TOkKEY, Manufacture.
A.. -..,...u.,- =, NO y Plat street, New Nork.
oM Dominion coffee and ten pots and Arthurs patent seif
sealing cans and Jars. r' -'.s~
WHAT Is rRUTH-THIs INTERESTING PAaPTTTr
by Judge Edmonds Dodworts Hall; also thoss ~ p
lessor Mon, and Joel Tiffany ESQ., SUNDAYS sub
quent This by far the ables exposition aptrusl NH
sophy yet presented 10 the public Price only is
SO per hundred Published and for sale by s. r. MINHoN
No. Great Jones street N '""'
q FRENCH CALF DRESS sOOTa AT Jonro, =.
~ Il Ann street 8, 20 oouble wsiernroo "a wa 49,
Q - .Ss9N ~ "a ssss. Ha.-a-ss sa1f1..,sy
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ADD. wEBTER co.'s
~ TIGHT STITCH skwIN0 MACHINEs
For family and manufacturing purposea are preferable n
any other Call and examine send circular ba1ea
purchasing. 469 Broa1way.
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NEWspEALERs CAN PROCURE FRANK LESLIES
~ ILLUSTRATED PAPER, with the SickIes tragedy du-
Office Ann street.
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Hsfchslor's HAIR Dye, Wigs and Toupsss-
the napusactory. "a Broadway.
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Mount Vernon and Tomb OF Washington.
Presidents house. hotels and government buildings Of Wash
inaton City, photographed by HOLMES, $50 Broadway
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Gentiemen's Hats, Spring Style, for 1859.
will this day be issued aud sod by EspENSCHEID lis Mas
saul street.
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Shirts.-3Ol Broadway, Fuiierton's Gentle
mems furnishing bouse-Superor shirts made order by
hand, warranted to ct; gloves, hosiery. &c.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-THE SUBSCRIBER GIvRg
~ notice to invalds that he has making li
ted arrangement with Mrs. W. X. HAYDEN H. whose re-
markable powers as ciairsynpa'bs in the
location OF disease when existing the human are
widely and lsvoraby known both sides the Atlantic To
be al his rooms No Great Jones street, to daily Ia
examine the sick Mrs Hayden should confonnded
with any ether party as she has been a in
giving correct and satisfactory ou-
sands who have visited her. Examination g.
y. I. MUNsON.
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GA FRENCH CALF DRESS BOOTS AT JONrsy n
,pt. Ann street 8; 20 ooube sole wafernruof ~
O. \. .SS9N ss.e- sgsS, HA.a-iss ss.sIf1...sy
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H DARDONVILLE, as BROADWAY
LII OFfEAs, AT LIBERAL DIHCOUNT.
oh account OF b. removal ner May 70 673 Broadwuy -.
cen ioston beecke his selected STOCK a
ported french oyures carcei and moderEtr insan1
cocss oronzes stuary candeabraa and rape ned o. ~
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u. L. Killers European Express, No. 3
Chambers street. sends lkenesses parcels &C. by every
steamer 10 Europe, at 70 cents
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Wheeler & Wilson'S Sewing Machines.
Office bJ5 Broadway, N. Y.
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Crsstndoros Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupecs-
beat in the world wholesale and retail the dye pr
vately applied at No. Asior Houss.
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NEWSDEALERS CAN PROCURE FRANK IEsIIK,S
IN ILLUSTRATED PAPER. with the Sckles tragedy du-
ring Sunday morning, of DAVIS GoRMANs at The Leader
Office, Ann street.
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Spring, 1s59-Leary & Co. Introduce their
spring style of gentemens silk hats this day Nos and
Aston House, Broadway.
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Cure Your CouRh.-25 Cents.
lis Third avenue, near Fourteenth stree

Ladies' Morning Class ut Henry Gcbhartl's
Gymna and Calisthenic Institution stuyyesant institute
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire
And burglar proof safes Isl Broadway Murray ST.